Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09
SOUTH PARIS.
y.,an Davis is visiting in Lewiston.

Mrs Eleanor Aldrich and daug hte
Mabel are guests at Charles Rswson's.
SIMMER Andrews of lawrence, Mass.
A,s basn visiting his brother, G. G.. An
5rsWs az his home on Maple Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Elder and DR.
- Mrs Chas. l.. Buck made an auto
nobiIs trip through the Grafton Motel
Jas. week.
n d sessions of Providence, r. 1.
LID stE.N Y. Anderson's Tuesday OIL
"a Fay 20 visit relatives in Woodstocl
and East Rumford.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole left Thursds!
morning for Canton, Mass, where Mr.
Ole efIl resume his duties as princips
of The high school for another year.
Carroll Cutting aud his nephew
George Hollis, spent few days las
gssk with the family Of Mr.. Cutting
sister Mrs. q. 4. Edgerly at Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. Cliston Mcallister Of
Lewiston were here for the weekend
and labor Day, the guests of Mrs. Meal
lister, parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Giles
v,-gie Jordan has finished work Al
ne Hubbard House, Paris Hill, and has
bssB spending a week at one OF the
amps a, Bryant's Pond before cOmmenc
ing Der school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Saunders OF
sweden have been the guests of Mr.. and
NJ, John Chute for few days. They
also spent one day as the guests OF Mrs.
George Eastman.
Charlotte Giles, now stenographer in
.bs Portland office of the Mason Manu-
f,.tqriug Co., is at her home here for a
short time and is assisting in the local
office oi the company.
Mrs George 4 Morton, daughter
katherine and son Henry, DR.. and Mrs.
paws. Miss Warehouse, and Catherine
and DR.. carl Briggs spent few days at
Camp Concord the past week.
7. = sessions returned Sunday of last
week ir1u enter Lowell where be has
bs-B for gls past two months acting as
rtsuT-u- " BENZ. Russell, Jr., con-
tractor and builder OF that place.
The aides OF Miss Eva Swett's division
wish TO extend thanks TO Mrs. Briggs,
NJ. Jones. Miss Tolman and Miss Clark,
val SO kindly assisted Mr.. Tolman in
b., excellent concert Friday night.
}.r. and Mrs. NJ. P. Brown of East
Deeriug. road foreman Of engineers on
he Grand Trunk, called at Z. y. Ander-
sons sunday morning, en- route for the
White Mountains in their automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Thayer, who
have spent the summer at Old Orchard,
where Mr.. Thayer has been employed,
returned last Wednesday to South Paris,
and Nr. Thsyer has resumed his place
10 The Democrat office.
II c. Anderson of WATERFOWL, Mass,
All c. G.. Kirmes of Revere, were with
the family of Z. n. Anderson Sunday.
Mrs. Eirmes and daughter returned with
them, and Mrs. Anderson and children
Ei.l remain with relatives two weeks
longer.
state Fair at Lewiston drew quite a
number from this vicinity last week al
though not as many as in previous
wears. On the other hand, a larger
crowd went from here to the Sherbrooke
Fair at Sherbrooke, Que, than ever be-
fore.
Many from this place attended State
Fair at Lewiston last week. II the
weather clerk will be as kind to ouI
County Fair we'll get the crowd and
give them show worth seeing. The
number of entries was never so large az
this year.
George F. Eastman and Irving An
drews OF the firm of Eastman i An
drews were in Boston the first OF the
week on a business trip, which was
highly successful, and we are glad to
hear that the business prospects OF the
new firm seem particularly bright.
Frank B. Fogg is building a stairway
anu piazza 10 make an outside entrance
20 bis rent over his stable. One door
will lead into the hallway that was
formerly reached by stairs from the in
side Of the building and another door
will be cut through TO open into the
shed
Prof Wallace w. Andrews, principal
90 the Butler School of Portland, was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Charles Ed
wards. last week. Prof. Andrews IS
native Of Paris and one of the many men
whom the town has sent out that have
achieved marked success in the pro,
LESSONS.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Davis of Phil.
adelphia were guests at Geo. K. Nor
toms few days last week. A portion
Of the time was spent at Camp Concord,
the party including, besides the Mortons
and DR.. and Mrs. Davis, DIR. Carl ,.
Briggs, Miss Catherine G. Briggs, and
Miss Martha Campbell OF Boston.
Harold and Carroll Cutting leave
Tuesday for Valparaiso, Indiana, where
they viii enter Valparaiso University
They were graduates of Paris High
School in the class of 1909 aud since
tia, time have been employed by the
General Electric Company Of Lynn, hav'
ing been here on occasional visits To
their parents and friends. They expect
10 take one of the engineering courses al
the university, although they have not
fully decided on just which one as yet
They have the best wishes OF thei'
many South Paris friends in their new
undertaking.
The new show window on the corner
formerly occupied by the post-otice II
not only great improvement TO the ap
pearance Of the block but also serves
another purpose that was probably no
thought of by the owners of the build
ing; il makes the most dangerous corner
In town much safer for automobiles ant
teams as it affords an opportunity q
sea what is coming around the corner II
the opposite direction before they &c
where il is too late to stop quickl
enough to prevent collision in case of
fast driven car. One child was rui
over by an automobile on this corne
last summer and there have been numer
Gus narrow escapes from collision a
this point.
A large number of parents and friend
Of the pupils of Mrs. Stella w. Burn
ham gathered at her home Thursds
evening to listen to recital. A larg
number of extra chairs had been provid
cd but in spite of this fact the attend
auce was so large that every availao!
space was occupied. The work Of tn
pupils was excellent and spoke highly Q
the cspability OF their instructor. 4
very pleasant evening was enjoyed D
all Miss Hattie Leach and Mrs. Hel
man Wilson, soloists, assisted In the er
tertsiDment the full program OF wbic
follows:
Overture. hands hear neis
Mrs. Durham, Miss Adkins, MISS "ign..
Fleurette, OPP. 80 hsNn
Bertha Swift.
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