Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-14

Fine hay day Monday mornlng-and
evsrybody's at II.
Chas. II. Howard and family are
spending week at Bailey's Island.
Mrs. Agnes L. Morton spent q few
days with relatives In Portland last
week.
n. Dayton Bolster and family will 20
on Tuesday to occupy cottage at Peak
Island for q week.
Miss Doris gilbert Ia visiting in Dan
vile, and will spend few days In Poland
Spring and Portland.
Haying in general is little late, but
grass is still growing, the farmers con-
gratulate themselves.
Mrs. Ella W. Burbank Of Gorham, N
a., formerly of South Paris, visited
friends In town last week.
There will be q dance Friday night
at Grange Hall, with music by Shaw
Orchestra. Dancing at Sis sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Herrick went
Saturday to Bailey's Island, where they
have engaged a cottage for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Murphy spent a
few days with their daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Z. Penley, at Greenwood, last week.
Mrs. Francis A. johnson and daugh-
ter Of Dorchester, Mass, are guests OF
Mrs. Johnson's aunt, Mrs. James s
Wright.
Miss Marion Walker, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Doris Culbert,
returned to her home in Woodfords
Wednesday.
| Shaw's Orchestra, four pieces, furnish
ed music for II. n. Brsgdon's picture
show and dance at Lowell village Thurs
day evening.
Rev. C. /. Spear of the Methodist
church exchanged pulpits Sunday morn
ing with Rev X. j. Bruce Of the Norway
Congregational church.
Clarence Winslow and Albert Bonney
have gone to Lake Maranocook, where
they will be employed at table work in
SUMMER uOtCl iuE Nuc ecdouu.
Hsmlin Lodge, K. of P, will work the
rank of knight on two candidates next
Friday evening, July II. Rehearsal of
rank team Wednesday evening, July 10.
Mrs. Lydia S. Hammond went on
Thursday to visit her daughter and fam
lily al Kennebunk, and will 60 from
there to visit her sister in Melrose, Mass.
J.F. Rowland and family arrived at
week from Boston. Mr.. Rowland has
suffered two shocks recently and is quite
i'll.
Misses Lulu Davis, Marie Newton,
Marion Tyler. and Beatrice Andrews Of
North Paris went Saturday to attend the
summer school at Gorham Normal
School.
Two hundred and fifty folding opera
house chairs have been ordered for New
Hall or Savoy Theatre, TO take the place
of the settles which have done service
there for so many years.
Miss Flora Murch is planning to attend
the Ocean Park Missionary Conference
at Ocean Park, Maine, July 1881, as a
delegate from the Baptist Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor Society.
Miss Bessie Haggett is taking her va
cation from the store of Thomas Smiley
at Norway, and she and her sister, Miss
Myra Hsggett. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. G. A. Cutting, in Hartford, CT.
Mrs. Clistou Mcallister and young son
of Auburn, and Miss Charlotte Giles,
who is on her vacation from her work 10
Portland, are spending some time with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Giles.
Owing principally to the threatening
appearance of the weather on that day,
not large number attended the picnic
of the Congregational Sunday School at
Gibson's Grove Thursday, but those who
did go had an enjoyable day.
The Democrat failed to report last
week that Morton V. Bolster and Harold
T. Briggs won the tennis championship
over Norway at the tournament at Nor
way on the 4th. Teams from other towns
which were expected were unable to
come.
The usual evening services at the Con-
gregational and Methodist churches
were omitted Sunday evening, and the
congregations attended the service at
the Baptist church, which was the last
service of the pastorate Of Rev. Mr..
Davis.
Rev. II. r. Whitelock, Baptist state
Sunday School missionary, will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing ami evening, also at Norway in the
afternoon. On the Goth the pulpit will
be supplied by Rev. Charles l.. Snow OF
New Hampshire.
Among the houses which are receiving
new coats OF paint are those OF +. A.
Heidner on High Street, j. Fl. Bean on
Gothic Street, II. b. Holden on Maple
Street, the tenement house of Harry ID.
Cole on Pine Street, and the house OF
Mrs. Lucy Pratt on Hill Street.
Mrs. ". d. Bolster, Morton V. Boil
ster, Miss Ruth Bolster, Mrs. Arthur E.
Forbes and Mrs Y. G.. Elder were at
Lewiston Wednesday to see Miss Lila
Gilbert Of Canton, who is in the Central
Maine General Hospital and has under
gone a serious operation, but is doing
well.
On account Of so much sickness among
the children, the picnic of the Univer-
salist Sunday School has been deferred
until about the third week in August.
Twenty or more of the children OF the
school have whooping cough, which is
just now so prevalent here as almost to
amount to an epidemic.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office July IL, 1914:
Miss Clara Hall
Mrs. Ella Cummings, card
Miss Helmi Forsel, card
T. W. Temple, card
William Twitchell
Mrs. e. II. Lefebore, card
Chas. Yuskk
Luther Newell
Thomas W. Temple
j. Kazluskis, card
S. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
W.K. Clifford is still carrying his left
arm in a sling in consequence OF an in
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