Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-02
Edna Maxim IL visiting at West Sum.

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Chas. Cushman of Sumner Is q CUES
OF his son, W. G.. Cushman.
Mrs. Edward Sawyer and niece AN
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Gray.
Saturday Me-. and Mrs. E. F. Maxwell
entertained Mrs. George Delano Of Port.
land.
All services will be resumed at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Felt and family oil
Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas
Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Buker of Bowdoin'
ham, Me-, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. <
F. Maxwell.
Mrs. Hannah Holt went to Mexico
last Wednesday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Dorr.
Miss Flora Harlow, who has been Wis.
iting at w. P. Maxim's, has returned to
her home in Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Mamie Dazio, missionary work
er for Italians in the cities, will speak in
the Baptist church Sunday, Sept. Z, at
the evening service.
Mrs. C. w. Bowker and daughter
Muriel are at j. F. Stanley's at Lake
Auburn, and will take in state fair dur
ing the present week.
o. E. Curtis and family of Kennebunk,
are spending a vacation here and are the
guests of Mr.. Curtis mother, Mrs. 0. g..
Curtis, at her home on Gothic Street.
There will be a reception given Mr..
and Mrs. Burr F. Jones Tuesday evening,
September I'd, at the Baptist church.
The church and congregation are invited.
Superintendent of schools, Burr r.
Jones, and wife arrived in South Paris
Wednesday. Mr.. Jones has rented the
Walter Dennison house on Park Street.
There will be social dance at Acad-
envy Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening,
Sept. 5th. All are cordially invited.
Music by four-piecs orchestra. Admis-
sion 25 cents each.
Mrs. Il. A. Hilton has as guests, her
sister and niece, Mrs. Harry Wade and
daughter Jane of Stamford, Conn. The
party has just returned from a visit to
Mrs. Hilton's mother in Garland, Me.
Everybody and his family will attend
County Fair next week. Says Secretary
Frothingham: 1--WE have more entries
than ever before at this time and it GER
tainly looks like the biggest fair we
ever had"
On Wednesday evening a party of
eighteen friends gathered at DR.. G. l..
Bucks in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dsnuison. The evening was passed by
playing rock and social time. Re-
freshments were served.
IN. Haskell, Rev. and Mrs. A. T.
McWhorter attended the dedicatOry ser
vices of the Finnish Congregations!
church at West Paris Sunday afternoon.
The church was we'll filled, aud the
prospect for its success is very bright.
1t is reported that one of our enthusi-
sstic sutomobilists recently lost a
young me mber of his family overheard
while the Car was running and went
on home before discovering that pas
senger was missing. An automobile
driver has to pay strict attention to bust
ness aud can't be expected to see all
that goes on Tor Off the back seat.
A party of twelve men from West
Paris, Parts Hill and South Paris visited
Wayne Saturday by auto, for the purpose
of seeing the state experiment farm.
The party consisted of the following:
W. c. Stesrns, Austin Stearns, Alexan-
der and Austin, Jr., Charles Dudley,
Frank Dudley, Richard Gates and Clar-
ence Stearns; Mr.. Written, Eldron
Stes-ns, S. P. Stearns and G. S. Plummer.
Charles W. Bowker started Saturday
TO attend the International AS
ISOLATION of Fire Engineers meeting,
which will be held in New York during
the week of September LIST. The con-
vention will be held at Grand Central
Palace where three floors have been Sc
cured. This meeting will bring togesh-
or more fire chiefs and city officials from
the United States and Canada than were
ever before assembled, and one of the
grandest and best exhibits of fire appar-
atus aud equipment ever displayed in
the United States. New York has ap-
propriated $4,000 for demonstrations
and entertainment.
The annual sale by the members Of
the G. A. r. will occur some time near
Sept. 30th. Further notice of date, ETC.,
will be given later. Below Is the list of
names of members serving on the diff
ferent tables:
Apron Table-Mrs. Emily Cook, Mrs. Rassie
ahakh n,..E Iva N fQ Rnlafar
Mrs Ada Richardson, Mrs. Martha Evans Mrs.
| Carrie Hathaway. Mrs. Dora Tyler. Mrs. Mary
Morton. Mrs. Lue Knapp. Mrs. Laura Holman,
Mrs. Mittie Record, Mrs. Hannah Hot Mrs.
Abbott.
VARIETY Table-Mrs. winnefred Penley, Mrs
Mabel Whitman Mrs. Catherine Ames, Mrs. Iva
Packard. Miss Maud Carter. Mrs.. Iva Erskine.
Mrs Lille Burbank. Mrs. Georgia Little. Mrs.
Cora Ripley, Mrs. Mae Hall. Mrs. Clara Chase,
Mrs. Josephine Davis.
Ice Cream Table-Mrs Ellen Curtis, Mrs. Su'
pira Murch, Mrs. Jane Powers, Mrs. Julia Gray,
Mrs. Rossie Churchill. Mrs. Carrie Noble. Mrs.
Mary Swan.
Stuart, Mrs. Lydia Rounds. Mrs. Madge Gray.
Mrs Ivy Morton, Miss Susie Rounds, Mrs. Mel
lie Kenney, Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly, Mrs. Miller.
Food Table-Mrs. Eva Ordway. Mrs. Flora
Maxim, Mrs. Lillian Shaw, Mrs. Georgia Hag
gett, Mrs. Dorcus Richardson, Mrs. Cora Ever
Melyina Maxim, Mrs Mary Lovejoy, Mrs. Alice
Maxim, Mrs. Mary French.
Mystery Table-Mrs. Sarah Chute. Mrs. Mary
Spoford Mrs. Edith Maxim, Mrs. Justina Hail.
Mrs Minnie Edwards, Mrs, Hester W slker, Mrs.
ellen whitman, Mrs. Mary SWEET. Mrs. Flora
| Weber, Mrs. Florence Hicks, Mrs. Louise
Turner, Mrs. Agnes whittermore, Mrs. Fletcher.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Talbot are passing
few days with relatives 10 Turner.
Hiram Perkins of Mechanic Falls was
recent guest OF his cousin, j. Il. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Brown spent part
| of last week with relatives and old
neighbors In Newry.
Mrs. A. o. Wheeler is having her eel.
lar enlarged and cemented. Oscar Bar
rows is doing the work.
Butts-M Murphy.
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. John ]. Murphy occurred the we'd
ding of their daughter Rose, to Mr..
Ralph r. Butts of the firm Longley &
1 Butts, Norway.