Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-09-22
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

S,s.ar3 Stearus IS 20 Do clerk a. VII
cS1s wiggiu Co.'S grocery store.
NJ G,ady, Hammond Of Livermor'
y,Ts f, The guest of relatives in town.
NJ and Mrs. 8. E. Wilson are spend
ina norton Of the vacation IN Boston
a.. Mildred Ham of Portland ha'
han , quest at j. Il. Jones for a fe"
isys
U,r,,e A. Clifford left on saturday tC
.s.,ms bis studies in Harvard medical
school.
Nj. Dorothy Wight has returned
from Harrison, where she spens 'he
summer
NJ. Smiley will have her opening oil
a. Ti,,,7ery on Friday and Saturday OF
this week
Ma. Rr.b Tucker of West Paris was
-. II Miss Carrie Hall for few days
last week.
r,s- Cole Of Lynn, Mass, was the
-,-.. ~ hi. brother, Harry ID. Cole, dur
.1-the fair
p1-,.,. smear left 5a Saturday TO begin
o.: -.I,.s 10 Wesleyan University al
Mddle,0wD, c..
Mis-. Dorothy Belcher of Berlin, n.
n rsstbe ,uest OF Miss Phyllis Tsy Tor
d1uug The far.
NJ. Elizabeth ". Morton attended
,hs .ts-- ~. &. t. u. convention at
Hos.,al as, week.
Miss u5-is Fitch Of Somerville, Mass,
3. The quest Of her cousin, Burr Z. Jones,
for a week or two.
Mr. arI Mrs. Carl Mason and daugh-
ter ewiston were guests OF relatives
here during fair week.
N- and Mrs. George W. rockingham
Of Haysrhhl, Mass, were guests OF
friends here during the fair.
Csauce G.. Morton and family OF
Crysa Y. H., have been spending most
oftbs past week with relatives here.
Charles +. Elder Of Maiden, Mass,
WAS ". th his family at their summer
home here during the days of the fair.
NJ and Mrs. G. W. Turner and grand
dauga.s and Mrs. Julia Bard of Lynn,
Ma. vere guests at Z. A. Turner's last
week
Mss Ethel c. Crockett went Friday
morning 20 Wsterville, where she will De
With d. II W. Bessey and family for
while
Mt and Mrs. II. A. Morton ard Mr..
an Mrs T. A. Heidner were at the Nor
,ou, camp at Shagg Pond for three days
las. week.
Ma $. B. Locke aud young daughter
ofDyfsa. Utah, have arrived here for a
ys.: 30 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BenJs'
min SWEET.
Mr. snd Mrs. John +. Stanley of Au'
burn we're here for the fair, and Mrs.
Stau.-y remains for few days to visit
Der children.
RAYMOND Penfold returned the first oil
las. week from the Rangeley Lake
House. where he has been engaged dur
ing 'he season.
NJ. and Mrs. John Harper of Portland
have been here for few days visiting
their daughters, Mrs. Elmer Campbell
and Mrs Ray Seeley.
At the drawing of jurors for the Octo
Der term Of court Saturday, Joseph Is
Cole was drawn as grand juror, ard Geo
L Jackson and Edwin j. Mann as trav
erse Jurors.
A concrete sidewalk four and a bal
Zee, vide has been laid on the south
side Of Maple Street, In front OF th'
Grange Hall and the house OF Mrs
George Il. Davis.
Mrs .P. Psrlin OF Wilton has beer
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Etlel
Bake, during the past week, and wa
accompanied by a friend, Mrs. Miriam
Russell of Wilton.
Again the schools are in session, afte
tue long summer vacation. There ar
ouly few changes in teachers, the lis
having been published in the Democra
some weeks since.
Hiram Lovejoy aud family, with Mr.
and Mrs. e. L. Hersey of Portland, ant
J. Me.len Cummings, made trip OF
sunday to West Sumner, which was Mr.
Loyejoy's old home.
A campfire will be held here on Wed
nesday, the 30th, by VIM. x. himoal
Post, G. A. R., and Circle, TO which al
the posts in the county and probably
some outside will be invited.
Fair week guests at j. j. Murphy I
we're Mrs. Lena Ross and son OF Wood
foris. Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Murphy o.
Lewiston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Z
Per'ey and two children of Greenwood
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. D. Cotton, who have
been spending few days here, lett oy
auto Tor the White Mountains, takini
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred h
Briggs, who will visit them at thell
home 10 Windsor, VT.
Mrs. N. A. Pease, Mrs. G. Z. DolliveI
and Miss Marie Dolliver of Boston ART
guests at George T. Eastman's. Miss
Jeanette Lord of Baltimore, Mrs. Emma
Lord and Mrs Rebs Thompson and sol
Of Portland were there several DAYS dur
ing fair week.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Sept. 81, 1914:
NJ. B. smith.
Mr. " J. Wheeler.
A. William II. Curtis.
Mrs. j. q. Jenery.
Misc AaTada +. Adams.
S. r. DAVIS.
Another Dig lot of grief juice evidentl!
designed for the fair got switched Oh oil
the eve Of It's appearance, when Deput.
Sheriff Titus went to Oxford station
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Eaton o
that town. and made a seizure OF Az
pints of uhiskey, last Monday night A
this figures out sixty odd gallons, tn
seizure meant a big reduction in tn
liquid supply.
Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Morrison OF Ruth
eriord, n. j., are guests Of Mrs. Morri
sons brother, l.. s. Billings. On Sunda,
their brother, Peter Billings OF Oxford
Was with them. One other brother, Z
N. Billings of Waterford, the Oldest Q
the family, was not present. III be ha
been there, the total of the ages OF tn
three brothers and one sister would hay
been 3lS years.
Work on the Western Avenue sewe
began Saturday by L. (. Scruton
Portsmouth, Y. a., with a crew Q
twenty or twenty five Italians. The I'M
starts from the Pleasant Street sewer
the snd Of Skillings Avenue, and crosse
the Grand Trunk track from Shilling
Avenue TO Western Avenue just south Q