Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-15

Grand Trunk RAILWAY.
Ess.anlns June -, 1918,
rsASs LSAvx SOUTH PARIS
t.r, East. -25 a. m, express. daily
CONS T...t, tally. - 4 m, local, daily es
sHa pr 4, y M express, daily. sun
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"a. 81 Tcss y-5' a. N. express, daily
Go.a- ..... tally except sunday; IL p. N
SO F4.r. go % ~. express. daily. sunday
80 -.,-r 80 s.. m., " =, N.
ruv RYGIESIC HORSE.
,,..- ,-s .tst hai nobly sped him,
-ft4, .t.b.emSn had fed him,
T-..a .-,rsiug tsoaEh he led him,
r... be euaVei 20 no avail,
t-s horse replied with hsuteur,
Nrsr resi ne % the water,
s...... Nr,us drink. you'd Oughter
r... .r uily.tua. pail
NJ. Hannah Holt is with Der dsugh
V-, p Dorr, in Mexico.
NJ. p,-sv Hodge Of Lynn, Mass, i:
.'.55r- two weeks with Mrs. A. f
GOLDSMITH
,,s-. lsan ADD Miss Ida Dean re,
- N as from a visit of some
Eseks 10 Chicago.
v..F ~. R.tner Hulow Of Bridge
80. &, spending the vacation at
W,r,er p. Na1im's.
Clarence Wlus,ow and Robert Psrlin
,,gs bss- ampiug for a week at Pleas
an, Pond. West SIMMER.
Ma. Annie Nuzzy, who has been in
vs-r1r. fora number OF months, is
5s,s I'M a ys.t 70 her father, Henry
NuzzY
p.yure na1,old has gone TO the Ran
,scr.,ss House az Rsngeley, where be
AM have enjoyment for the rest of the
season
Tbs annual meeting of the Oxford
C,r~,v pa,r Association will be
~ a. Centre Park on Wednesday,
AM 5 wt5 picnic dinner as usual.
The a., ssyy in the Universalist
church before lcation will be held
Serf Sla6sy E'r the last Sunday in
Igiy and ,5z sundays in August the
church wi closed.
Henry F. clifford Of Grand Island,
Nb. issfs.uC- rel 4-ives here, this be-
IN, -b- --- time be has been at his old
home ,1e7 t- fifteen years. He is a
ur5ir- l,s jonathan Clifford.
Ms .s-fon V. Bracket and son
g5s-. visiting friends at Harrison
h-aita avs Miss Queenie Howe of
E,r-.,.- who had been visiting the
Baess retained home with them.
Ms, Fr4 Z. Walker, Mrs. Alta Rankin
si Ms Priscilla Chase, with Mr.. and
Y,s william Spokefeld and young son
Iua1 sn, Mass, as guests, spent sew
"a. isy asst week at Camp Altamers-
"a. S.s-. Pond Mrs. Spokeheld was
h,us- Mss May Kramer, and resided
.s,s me years since.
Z = Merrill and DR.. G. NJ. Merrill
s.s Auburn Wednesday evening to
rci the wedding of Carl r. Bryan; of
Ge-,,e aud Miss Helen NJ Merrill,
"a. or of Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Herr Of Auburn. Mrs. Ella Burbank
q Gogham, y. g., formerly of South
Paris, vas also one Of the guests.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Par post office July IA:
M L. Z Bartlett.
N - Mary SandersOn.
Ms. Grace Laphsm.
Miss Annie Conley.
iOe Gennest q cards.)
Mss Msude Cox (card.)
John Cox (card)
Lewis Brown (carJi,l
By INVITATION of Mrs. Walter l.. Gray,
,he uembers of the Seneca Club spent
,be az Wednesday with her at Gray
Brc4es on Lake Pennesseewassee. A
pcn Inner was carried by the guests.
The fay was almost perfect one, and
The rc isiOn was fully enjoyed by all
Iocusag few children, there were
sgeu,y-,dree in the party.
Ms C.. A. Frost of South Framing
ham Mass, who bad been here for some
week, sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elw.u S. Maxwell, joined Mr.. Frost
about .wl weeks since on his vacation,
ali Ties have been visiting in Wales
All Monmouth, but came few days
since 20 south Paris, where they will
spend tle rest Of their time.
Qlrsa change is being made 10 the
boiler -0.m at the factory Of the Paris
Manufacturing Co. The furnaces, in
stead o' being under the ends of the
boiler, as before, will be in front of
them, and a new system of automatic
feed w. be used, the fuel being fed in at
The Top instead OF the end of the furnace,
The work Of setting the new furnaces
akes ar1,ierable time, so that il was
Dot possible 70 start up the factory after
vacation 90 Monday morning of this
wees. rs bad been planned, but it is
hoped haiti it will be running within a
few days
Friends Of Rev II. p. Forbes, d. d ,
Of Canton, y. Y, will be glad to learn
that be &. improving in health after a
slrgica operation. he bad been for
some weeks suffering with an affection
Of The stomach which the physicians
Considered merely functional, but which
grew worse The last Of June he went
to the hospital Of DR.. Earle Z. Bessey in
Boston and the trouble was there
diagnosed as an obstruction of the
Yior.c 1r.tce or outlet of the stomach.
an operation was performed about two
weeks ago, and be is now making good
recovery though il will be some weeks
before De is able TO leave the hospital.
The fires, kind of time, is the report
BY the veterans who attended the Gettys-
burg centennial. Except for the
congestion caused by the presence OF
over tits thousand veterans when only
about forty thousand bad been expected,
The arrangements for their sccommoda-
uon were al! that could have been done,
and the occasion was one which will re-
main IN their memories almost as vivid
y as the scenes Of the battle itself. Nor
vas Il so dangerous for the veterans as
many bad g.03mily predicted. There
were actually only about q dozen
deaths at tie reunion. Only one Of the
View England delegation died, Augustus
~ brown ot Livermore Falls, and his
physician bad advised him against going
oetoFs be started, on account of his con-
dition.
ihe funeral Of Fred C. Briggs was
ae'd AT The Briggs homestead Tuesday
AFTERNOON at o'clock. Rev. A. T. Nc
Mno'ter conducted the service, and sew
sIa' selections we're sung by quartet
composed OF Mrs H. <. Wilson, Mr.. and
ms Roy (. Cole aud DR.. Carl S. Briggs,
Ia'erment was in the family lot in Nor
N4y Pine Grove Cemetery. The bearers
S we're Harold I. Briggs and Donald 5.
briggs, the Two sons of the deceased,
quo Ha.ph B. Psnfold and Raymond
aeoiold' nephews. Among those from
Sl' Oh town who were here to attend the
1Snetai were Mrs. Emma Gibbs, Miss
ne,ie Jackson and Ralph B. Penfold
SOU Iamily Of Portland, Fred G. jackson
u nlndham, and Miss Gibson of St