Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
SOUTH PARIS.

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s.jlj,is but is now improving.
,c,. Lana seymour of Island Pond,
=. - he guest Of her sister, Mrs
Geo Doran
c.,-,s Allen England of Bryant's
49, ,Sas in town Thursday with an
automobile party.
A., r,,a G. Dorr Of Rochester, n. a.,
W. Lsr sister, Mrs. Ellen r. Cum
r,ngs for the summer.
- Morse went to Norridgewock
Tb1rsiay and read at an entertainment
s;ysp there that evening :
a Forbes Of the Democrat spent
- 8ays last week at his camp,
sSbaggrgck' at Redding.
Mss Mildred Parlin entertained the
v,5ay Night Club at her home on Fine
Stree; asst Friday evening.
Ms. MYRTLE Buck has been guest in
,ss family Of Richard Gates at Stearns
MI during the past week.
n, and Mrs. Thomas Maherne have
moved % Auburn. Mr.. Maherne mas
mem employed there for some time.
crvisr C.. Colby, formerly of this town
,,5 n,w OF Lawrence, Mass, was the
,,ss, ~ relatives here last week.
Irwin, Andrews has completed a new
,,r,g. on Maple Street on bis land next
- ne residence Of Henry Fletcher.
Treasurer Geo. C. Fernald, of the
Paris Trust Company, was confined to
his home by sickness all Of last week.
" Clark went tic Hebron Wednes
5av afternoon and umpired the ball
came between Hebron and Bridgton
Academy.
Mr.. $ e. Head and Mrs Ernest Rus
s,T anil ehFd NJ sumner have been
gns.rsa,A. d. Parks for several days
the pas; week.
pb,rfp B5rney has accepted position
Il, oDa 5f the shoe factories al Auburn.
he expects 10 move bis family there 10
the near future.
Master Donald Hathaway, the little
oa Of Mr. and Mrs. Percival Z. Hatha-
vas. has issued invitations for party
IBIS week 10 celebrate his fourth birth
day
Hearg J Merrill has moved from the
Llfays,te Dow place on Pleasant Street
70 the Cummings place on Hill Street,
which was recently purchased by c. G..
Miller
Beginning this Monday evening vsude-
vile will be- given at the Savoy Theatre
il connection with the moving pictures.
Prices will be advanced 10 meet the ad-
di,io1a. expense.
A L. Clark and family have gone TO
Oh Orchard for the summer. Mr..
Clark Sill get his store, Seaside Drug
Co.. In readiness To be opened sometime
before Memorial Day.
Mrs.. Cbas. Frost Of South Framing.
I'm, Mass, came Thursday 10 visit her
oareats, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ). Maxwell,
aud was present at their fiftieth wedding
anniversary on Saturday.
Rev. E. A. Davis, pastor Of the Bap-
list church in this village, delivered
sermon Sunday at the Baptist church in
Norway to the Grand Army, Relief |
Corps aud Company d, Norway Light
Infantry.
A group picture of the Paris High |
School base ball team is on exhibition at
the store of the Chas. Il. Howard Co. |
II was taken when the boys were ia Lew
iston for their game with Bates Second.
IL is an excellent likeness of them all.
The South Paris Baptist church cele-
brated its twenty-eighth anniversary at
the vestry on Monday evening of last |
week. There was short entertainment
followed by refreshments and a social |
time. About one hundred and thirty |
were present.
Miss Nellie Jackson, who has been :
with her uncle, Col. W. B. White, at |
Quincy Mass, for a number of weeks, |
has returned home improved in health. !
Her mother, Mrs. Alfred Jackson, met
her Portland when she returned and |
they visited in that city for few days.
Advertised letters aud cards in South |
Paris post office May 20:
Mr., Mary Campbell
Mrs Ida VI stevens.
Alris BirOn.
George ; Billings, card.
a /. Allen, card.
S. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
The Davis Block in which is located
the Paris Home Bakery, DR.. G. L.
Bucks office, etc, presents very much
changed appearance. The lower story
OF the building having been painted
dark green. After being white for so
many years, the change is very notice
able
L. S. Sessions has done fine job of
grading on the lawn and about the new
cement walk in front of the residence
Of Mrs. K. n. Hall. A pipe fence has
been put in along side of the piece of
walk that was laid in front Of the black
smith shop Of T. Z. Barrows. Alto
gether Pleasant Street shows big i'm
provemeut, due to the new cement work
and the grading that has been done.
The usual spring moving has been go
ing on. Roscoe Bennett has purchased /
the Bannister Chapman farm and has
moved his family on to IL. Mr.. Chap |
man has purchased the Charles Moulton |
place on High Staeet and is now occupy |
ing il, while Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton have |
moved into the house of Mrs. Geo. Wise |
on Gothic Street and will live with Mrs. |
Wise.
Stanley Shuvtleff, who has been taking
COQE5t at tuc SShOSA VI
Pharmacy, graduated from that institu-
ton last Thursday and has returned
home to take place in the pharmacy of
the A. Z. Shurtleff Company. John
Hutchinson, who has been employed
there through the winter, has returned
to his home in Old Orchard, where he
will be employed by A. L. Clark in the
Seaside Drug Company during the sum-
mer months.
1.-THE Arm of the Law" at Norway
Opera House Wednesday evening drew a
very small number from this plaza. II
was a good drama we'll presented and
was deserving of a much better house
than was present. 1t was evident that
the poor quality of the plays given there
by travelling companies of late was re-
spOnsble for the small turn out and as is
frequently the case, the good shows are
the ones that suffer most because OF the
poor ones that are on the road.
At the w. C. T. U. meeting of the
Methodist church Tuesday officers for
the coming year were elected as follows:
President-Mrs. Susie E. Chapman.
Vice Presidents-
Miss Annie Edwards.
Mrs Mcwhorter.
Mrs Ada XII <.
Mrs. Lucy Edwards.
Mrs. Geo. X Morton.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Nina Robertson.
Cor Sec.-Mrs. Lula Thurlow.