Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-22

stores Of the N. D. Bolster Co. and r. n
Wright. w. ~ y
Miss Bessie Haggett returned Satu,
Gay night from a vacation spent a
Hancock Point.
= y: N. Murch and a crew went to Rum
iord Point Monday to do a job of re
modelling on house there.
Misses Myrtle and Laura Bowker O
sumner have been guests at Maurice l.
Noyes' for the past few days.
| Installation fof officers at Hsmlir
Lodge, K. of T., next Friday evening
Members are all requested to be out.
A special train will 60 through Wed
nesday, taking the Maine Festiva
Chorus to its annual picnic with Profess
or Chapman at Bethel.
Mrs. AIT. Mewhorter and daughters
Ruth and Kathleen will go Thursday to
visit friends and relatives In Boston
Mansfield, Mass, and elsewhere.
The second flight of browu-tail moths
struck in the last of the week. and reach.
ed its height Sunday night. Not quite
equal to the first, but plenty of them.
The whole of the past week was need
ed to complete the changes at the factory
of the Paris Manufacturing Co., and the
factory started up again Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Ordway of Old
Orchard, who have been visiting their
nephew, <. N Anderson, left Saturday
for West Bethel, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. o. Z. Barrows, Irving o. Bsrrows,
Mrs. Frank Turner. Miss Ada Turner
and Master Harlan Keene are spending
the week at Shagg Pond, occupying the
Walker camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atwood of Au-
bum have been guests at Albert ID.
Parks for few days. On Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Park entertained them and Mr..
and Mrs. Y. G. Elder at their farm.
Miss A. l.. Baker Of Rpxbury, Mass,
Is spending the summer with her cousin,
Mrs. Z Z Chapman. Her brother, Cliff
ton Baker, and wife. OF Dedham, Mass,
who are at the Poland Spring House, Wis.,
tied her Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett returned
Friday from Concord Pond. where they
have spent some weeks. Leon s. Fair
banks of Newtonyille, Mass, joined Mrs.
Fairbanks at the camp there that day to
spend his vacation.
Considerable interest was felt here in
the affairs of the Macmillan Arctic ex-
petition. whose ship, the Diana, strand
ed few days since of Labrador, but 1t
is pleasing 10 learn that no one was
injured, aud the expedition will con-
tinue.
Paris Grange, assisted by local talent,
have the drama "BroOkdale Farm" well
under way. II is expected that it will
be ready for presentation the first Of Au-
gust. The proceeds of this drama are to
go toward the erection of the new Grange
Hall, which is now under construction.
All those who wish to help good cause
and enjoy first-class, up-to-date drama
will do we'll to look sharp and watch for
date.
Downie 4 Wheeler's circus, which
shows this Monday afternoon and even
| ing, arrived in town about O'Clock
Sunday morning, coming from Rumford,
and the tents are set up on grounds of
/ Charles Street, at the rear of the Catho-
lie church. Many people visited the
place Sunday, but it was a very quiet
day with the show, and everybody was
resting. One day of rest in seven must
be acceptable to the circus people.
! Miss Marguerite Aver gave piano
recital at the home of Mrs. Burnham
| Friday afternoon at four O'Clock. Several
of her young friends were present. After
the recital refreshments were served.
The program was as follows:
Melody -. .-.- .... 49,. . Ru binstein
Andants Pastorale .---.--.-------.---;-. Hunter
The Ssi Mocting Bird Hawthorne
| Evening Bells Nocturne.-------.---Rle gelmann
The Happy Farmer. --schumann
Miss Mildred Kittredge of South Port
land is the guest of Miss Nellie Jackson
/ for few days. On Friday afternoon
] Miss Jackson invited the following to a
1 picnic lawn party: Misses Hattie Smell,
Carrie Clifford, Eva SWEET, Annie Muzzy,
Geneva Barker, Ruth Cummings, Pearl
Cook, Geneva Young, Vida Jenne and
Hattie JENNIE. As the weather did not
permit outdoor games, an enjoyable
time was spent with indoor games and
music.
The Christian Endesvor Society of the
Congregational Church will hold a
"penuy lawn party" on Tuesday from
4 to 0 p. NJ. at the home of Miss Eva
Walker. Ice cream will be on sale at
the regular price, while everything else
| will he one penny each. There will be
lawn tennis, croquet and other interest
ing games. Come and bring plenty of
pennies with you. This is to get money
for missionary work. A large attend
ance is desired.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Merriam and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ford Of
South Acton. Mass, have been recent
guests at A. o. Wheeler's.
Mrs. A. b. Talbot passed a pleasant
birthday the 10th. She entertained at
her home her three brothers, Fl. E. Cliff
ford of Nebraska, II. III. Clifford and
daughter Mildred of Worcester, Mass,
O. K. Clifford and family, also her sister,
Mrs. James Millett and family.
Don't Ride In the Ruts.
T..