Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-06
SOUTH PARIS.

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S,esrns OF Boston is the guest Of
-.i,,,ves here, while on vacation.
r.,t 4 Whittemore has purchased a
nstroiter touring car OF Fogg Wheeler
We Writ Stanley aud daughter
v,Ssiyn spent few days in Portland
last week.
Ma, Uilda Chandler of Auburn has
Ian HE guest Of Miss Airline Croker
for few days
NJ Moves has begun the erection of
80 on a lot on the west side Of
Wheeler Street.
Ne. II. Eastman and Miss Gorilla
v,,i...op Of Berlin, y. a., are guests at
Geo c Fernald's.
NJ and Mrs. Chss. NJ. Titcomb went
rSr,s5ay 70 the Poland Spring House,
1bsrs thew have positions for the sum-
mer.
NJ Ella +. Neal OF Lewiston came a
4scs since 10 remain for week, and
- in the care of her father, George
Wise.
vs,-'v twenty-five couples went from
,,;s Village 10 the play and dance at
pr. ain Friday evening, and enjoyed
The affair much.
Bret, is having a coal shed built
b.s;4o the Grand Trunk track at Myrtle
SECT for the storage of coal. His
c,r.in. Joseph Brett of Portland, is
hare doing the work.
Z, ,bi. issue of the Democrat the ad-
rsrtf.smen, of Hobbs Variety Store on
the range contest appears for the last
time The contest closes on wednesday,
Mas 9, az o'clock P. NJ.
Mes Z. $. Euborn has been the guest
10 bar parsnts Mr. and Mrs. ). Z.
seams For few days, while on the
- from, Portland, where she spent the
winter. % her home IN Bethel.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office May D;
Mr.. 4. A. Andrews.
Mr. h " Glover ,carQ.
Mr.. " ID GerOW ttaFI.
Mr. VI kaueT-on carl
Nlss Elsie Ler4ri .cart)
Alton C. Wheeler, Esq addressed the
government Club OF Bowdoin College
IA, TUESDAY, evening on Control OF
Public Utility Corporations, the adj
dress being the same that Mr.. Wheeler
gave during the session of the legisla-
,nre before the Abnski Club of business
men az Augusta.
Rev and Mrs. Charles Hall of Esston
arrived last Monday night at the home
Of Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
D. Field, aud Mrs. Hall remains after
Mr. Halls return, for a longer visit.
Mr. Hall was continued as pastor of the
" Z Church at Easton, by the recent
Eastern Maine Conference.
In observance of her fifth birthday,
Miss Geraldine Stewart, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. d. NJ. Stewart, entertained
number of her young friends at party
tuesday afternoon. They played games,
braided the Maypole, and had the usual
features of a birthday party, including
the birthday cake and other refresh
ments.
Since the list OF Sheriff FrothiDgham's
deputies was published in the Democrat,
three other appointments have been
made-E. c. Libby of Norway, Samuel
II. Eaton Of Oxford, and Ernest 5. Ben
nett OF Wilson's Mills. Mr.. EstOn's ap.
pointmeut was delayed until this time,
as he was a member of the legislature.
He will be crier Of the court, and will
serve as such at Rumford next week.
Pine Street, only few years ago re-
ierred to as tout 10 the woods" Is now so
important part of the village as to con-
tain one church, the high school, two par
sonages, and a number of the best modern
houses in the place, and to be a much
travelled thoroughfsre;a land its latest claim
% fame, cited by some of its residents, is
that there are now on the street twenty
children under sixteen years of age, the
majority of them under ten.
The seneca Club held its annual meet
ing with Mrs. Barnes last Monday even
log, guests of Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
Wheeler. A miscellaneous course OF
study for the next season was accepted,
including in its topics the Panama canal,
aud various geographical and. nature
study subjects. Following the business
refreshments were served, and variety
Of games made social enjoyment. OFF,
GERS elected for the coming year are:
Presilent-Miss Eva Z. Walker.
vice-Presldent-Mrs. Florence Haskell.
Secretary-Mrs. Agnes Morton.
Treasnrer-Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
P-ess RepOrter-Miss Maud Douglass.
ecutiye Committee-Mrs. Edith Wheeler.
Mr. Harriet Barnes, Mrs. Mary shurter
The Grand Trunk got it again early
Wednesday morning, when eighteen
freight cars Of an eastbound train were
piled up near West Milan, Y. II. The
cars were loaded with pulp wood. AS
10 the other accidents of the recent
series, no one was injured, but the track
was blocked for some time. A train OF
passenger cars was sent up from Port
land Immediately following the wrecking
train, and the passengers ON the early
morning and forenoon trains, which
were west of the wreck, were transferred
to il and taken to Portland. This train
arrived at South Paris about z. NJ.
The afternoon train, due at South Paris
at 1886, got here about hslf.past ten, the
track by that time having been cleared
so as to allow IL to pass.
The Euterpean Club meets this Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Smiley for its
last program for the season. The annual
meeting of the club is held on Monday
next. This afternoons program Is de-
voted TO southern dialect and Scotch
ballads, and is in full ss follows:
Roll Call-Currens Musical Events and Special
Topics
Gottschalk-The Banjo
Mrs. Brickett
Goldbeck-Dixie Land
Mrs. Shurten
Riker-s HI LII Teller
McKinley-b Ma LII Sweet Sunbeam
Miss Barnes
Neidunger-Rockin' In de Win
Mrs Smiley
Coleridge- Tay lor-Candle Lightin' Time
Miss Leach
Howard-Southern Melody
Mrs. Morton
MscDowell-sco.tish Tone Picture
Mrs. Burnham
The Bluebells of Scotland" Harmonized BY
Schilling"
Miss Leach Mrs. wiggin
Mrs. Daughraty Mrs. Morton
Beethoyen-Faithfu' Johnnie
Mrs. Barrows
Carroli-Loye's Sorrow
Miss Gordon
Coming Thro' the Rye, arranged by J. c. N
Schubert Quartette
Pape-Bonnie Dundee
Mrs. Briggs
Be sure to see the Village Post Office
TO be given at New Hall Friday evening
May 9th, with the following cast:
William Jones, postmaster. Harold Briggs
Jerushy Jones, mis- wife, Agnes Morton
Elyza6ythe Jones. their daughter, just hom
from boarding school, very anscted,
James Henry Jones. their son. about sixteen. ,