Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-24
SOUTH PARIS.


,nsst AZ George F. Eastman's.
NJ and Mrs. S. <. Tucker went last
-.ost to their summer home at Bay
Point.
Carve A. Wilson of Houlton was a
,nsst at Walter l.. Gray's few days
last week.
IA Hilton is taking two weeks
r,ca-icu from his work on the road, at
his hOre here.
NJ and Mrs. Franklin Maxim are
,isi,iDg ,be family of their son, Harry <.
Maxim, in Portland.
Shirley J Rawson is in the store Of +.
y Wright again this summer during
the Bates College vacation.
Mr.. Rounds was in Portland last
,,aak for a few days visiting friends and
attending the G.. A. K. eucampment.
Harold Merrill went the first of last
week 90 TntOn, n. H., where he will be
engaged in canvassing this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young were called
% North Abingdon, Mass, early last
week. by the death Of Mrs. Young's sis
ter
Ray and Mrs. Charles Hall of EastoD
ara -rs gnests of Mrs. Halls parents,
NJ and Mrs. Il. D. Field, for week or
swo.
Hon James S. Wright will be the
sneaker at the unwilling OF the soIdiers
monument at Denmark on Thursday, the
Zf.l.
p.b earsals are in progress for Brook
d.,e Farm,"a play to be given In the
near future for the benefit OF Faris
Grange.
Mrs. 7 II. Stuart and Miss Leons d.
,.rsr, are visiting Mrs Stusrt's daugh-
+sr Ms. Fred Brown, and family, at
Caribou.
Nr and Mrs. George W. Rockingham
NJ B,35eiari. formerly of South Paris,
vis,tsd relatives and friends here few
DAVIS last week.
" 4 Bake. although seriously i'll,
vas rskep last week to Camp Beverly, as
his desire TO 20 there was so strong and
so earnestly manifested.
Harold T. Briggs went several days
sace 90 st. Agatha, P. Q, to see his
father Fred c, Briggs, who is quite III
a, that place. Mrs. Briggs and dsugh-
tiers are visiting her mother, Mrs. Lunt,
10 Lewiston.
Miss Fanny n. Chapman of this place
was one Of the class of eighty-one mem
bers which graduated from Gorham Nor
ma. school last Wednesday. She Is now
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
y Chapman.
Albert ID. Park and Fl. A. Hilton left
Friday morning for Gorham, N. H.,
whence they were to go with Others by
automobile to AzlscOos dam, and thence
by boat up the Msgallowsy River to Par
macheenee Falls.
The Uniyersalist society have their
old papers and magazines about ready
10 be shipped. The car will be loaded
July LIST. II any one has contribution
TO add notify Miss Mason on Pine Street
and team will call for your contribu-
ton.
Z. +. Barrows has sold his farm on
High Street near West Paris, and on
Thursday, the 26th, will sell at auction
a number of cows and a considerable
quantity of farming tools large and
small, and household goods, fuller
enumeration OF which is given on tho
bills.
A song, al Heard Sweet Voice Say"
lately placed on sale at Towards drug
store, is written by +. s. Pike, formerly
of this place and well known here.
The music is by Jean Buckley. 1t is
in waltz time, and is pronounced a
sweet piece of music, in both words and
melody.
Mrs. Hayes, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler, for a
few weeks, left Friday for Boston, from
which port she will sail on Saturday of
this week for Europe. She goes in COM
psuy with Miss Margaret Wilson of Au-
burn, on a tour which will bring them
home early in September.
The observance of past masters night
by Paris Lodge of Masons Tuesday even
iug called out more than the usual at
tendance, including visitors from num-
Der Of neighboring and more or less dis
tant lodges. A lunch and speeches
we're enjoyed after the work OF the lodge,
with Hon. James S. Wright as toast
master.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G.. Little6eld and DIR.
and Mrs. ID. NJ Stewart attended the
meeting and banquet OF the Oxford
County Medical Society at Rumford on
Tuesday. There was great scarcity OF
doctors about the two towns that day,
aud one of the Norway physicians had to
come home after he had got to Rumford,
without staying to the banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Noyes and Mrs. j.
J Merrill went Monday morning to
Peaks Island, where they will spend the
week at the Eighth Maine Regiment
building. The annual reunion OF the
regiment is held on Wednesday and
Thursday, and Mr.. Noyes is chairman OF
the executive committee, and has TO
spend the week there looking after mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Hunter, Miss Haze
Hunter, and Mr.. Fred Dodge, of Strong
were here TO attend the graduation OF
Miss Alice Hunter, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Hunter, a member of the high
school class Of 1918. They came by au
tomobile. Mrs. A. Z. Goldsmith re
turned with them on Thursday for Wis
it of a few days to her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hunter.
Apparently the run of fishing in tht
Andover brooks is over for while. Al
any rate, though gasoline has continued
to be burned by the gallon in getting the
buzz wagons to Black Brook and Sawye
Brook, the later fishermen have frankly
confessed to such numbers as eight anC
thirteen, and one said that he though
there was an automobile for every trou
in the brook the day he was there.
On the twenty eighth anniversary o.
their marriage, last Tuesday, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Alfred II. Jackson were given sur
prise by a dozen of their friends who
came in for the evening, the necessar,
arrangements to ensure a real surpris'
being made by Miss Nellie Jackson. A
nice present was brought by the visitor
as souvenir Of the occasion, and live
ly and enjoyable evening was spent II
playing finch, singing old familiar songs
and not least, in disposing OF SOM
fine refreshments.
S. P. and Fl. K. Stearns have soil
their house on the east side OF Pleasan
Street to George y. Plummer, who wit
his wife has recently come from Pomona
Calf. Mrs. Plummer is daughter
the late Marshall Stearns OF Paris. Tn
family consists only Of Mr.. and Mrs
Plummer. Some improvements will D.