Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-02

Herman Hill Of Waterford visited
Howard Allen on Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Helrick spent q
day at Bailsy's Island recently.
Annette Austin ls visiting her aunt,
Mrs. s. I. White at West Paris.
Ed Watson of Woburn, Mass, was the
guest of Howard Allen Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Doble has been visiting
Mrs. 81. j. Howe at West Sumner.
Mrs. Howard Allen entertained Miss
Lizze Holden of East Otis6eld, Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Howe Of waltham, Mass,
visited at F. A. Heidner's the past week.
Mrs. George d. Robinson and daugh-
ter Miriam went to Lynn Tuesday for q
visit.
| A new brick sidewalk has been laid In
front Of the residence Of Mrs. s. r.
Briggs.
Mrs. Fie Kneelaud and Mr.. Charles
Hemingway spent the day in Harrison
last Sunday.
Mrs. c. W. Bowker spent several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stan
ley at East Auburn.
Mrs. Lydia Hammond of Church
Street has returned from visit to her
son on Stesrns' Hill.
Mrs. S. W. Brooks and son Clyde of
| Bryant's Pond, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Durham.
Philip and Wesley Spear, who have
spent two weeks 10 Westbrook aud Port
land, returned home Friday.
Miss Lucy Greeley of Portland, who
has has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
c. N. Bates returned Sunday.
Shirley Rawsou and Miss Bessie Cole
have been taking a vacation of a week at
Fortune Rocks, near Biddeford.
The South Paris Grange will present
the drama, "Brookdale Farm" at North
Buckfield, Wednesday, Sept. Sd.
Mrs. Hattie Strobridgs and Miss Bss-
sic Strobridge of Providence, R. l., are
the guests Of Mrs. Il. l.. Croker.
Miss Edith Brown, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Alice Thsyer for two weeks,
has returned to her home in Chicago.
Harold and Carroll Cutting of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cutting at T. V. Abbott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Strickland spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
George Cummings cottage on Norway
Lake.
Alton G. Wheeler has been engaged in
campaigning for the Progressive party
in the third Congressional District all
the past week.
Rev. and Mrs William Blake are visit
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. Stuart. Mr..
Blake is pastor of the Baptist church at
Grafton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes, Miss
Grace Thayer and Ed Jones attended
the Universslist Grove meeting at Bry'
ant Pond Sunday.
Herman Stuart, who with his family
have been spending the summer at Nor
way Lake have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stuart.
The regular annual excursion over the
Grand Trunk TO Boston will start Octo-
Der and last until October II. Fare by
rail 81 so, and by boat s. 10.
o. D. Stinchfield, the Lewiston piano
tuner, was in town Friday. Mr.. Stinch-
field has kept a large number of pianos
| 10 this vicinity in order for many years.
Henry Plnmmer, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Plummer, is in the Gen.
trsl Maine General Hospital at lewiston
where he has been operated upon for
appendicitis.
Ellery C. Park of Bethel, was in town
Friday. Az executor of the will of the
late T. & Larry, Mr.. Park was here to
cOnsumate the sale of the Larry store to
Andrews Il Eastman.
Mrs. Fred Wiggin aud son Rinaldo
were in Sweden Tuesday to attend the
centennial celebration OF that town.
They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chute and Harry Cole in Mr.. Coles auto
mobile.
The examination for teachers state
certificates was given at the high school
building Friday. The examination was
in charge of superintendent of schools
Burr +. Jones and was taken By nine
Norway and Paris teachers.
Mr and Mrs. George C. Fernald have
been entertaining Mrs. A. Ii. Eastman
aud three children, and Miss Gorilla
Eggleston of Berlin, n. Il. Mr.. and
Mrs Fernsld accompanied them on their
return home Monday by auto.
Myrou Z. Farnum, who has been 3
clerk in the store Of Chas. II. Howard
Co. for several years, has resigned to
take a place in the Hobbs Variety store
in Norway. Mr. Farnnm got through at
the Howard store last Saturday.
w. p. Morton went to Lewiston Thurs
day where he will work at the state fair
grounds painting. For several years
Mr.. Morton has painted nearly all OF the
canvas for the larges' side shows, and
has been very successful in this line of
work.
People of South Paris will be pleased
to learn that G.. F. Eastman and Irving
Andrews have purchased Of the Larry es-
tate the T. G. Larry store, formerly own
ed by J. +. Plummer. The store will
now be known as The Eastman Il An
drews store. They will take possession
at once.
Sylvan Shurtleff of Portland was here
Wednesday on his annual birthday cele-
brstion. Mr. Shurtleff took his party on
an automobile ride and took dinner at
the Beals Hotel in Norway. He is, as
everyone who meets him knows, an ex-
cep tionally active man for one in his
eighty-sixth year.
The Mt. Mica Building Association is
fixing the corner rent in their block.
formerly occupied by the post office.
They are putting in steel ceiling, and
large show window on the High Street
side. When completed this store will be
occupied by the A (. Shurtlef Co. as
drug and candy store.
There will be verands party at Mrs.
l.. Z. Beams on Pine Street, Thursday
from until 8 O'Clock, under the aus
pices of the ladies Of the Universalist
church. Ice cream and welsh rarebit
will be served. Ats o'clock food sale
will be held. All interested in the cause
are requested to bring or send food.
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