Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-18
Robert W. wheeler 10 st homo from
Hartford. CT. 10 spand hia yscnkion.

Robert W. Wheeler 10 at homo from
Hartford, Ct, 10 spend bis vacation.
Mrs. Fred Holt Of Melrose Highlands
Mass, 10 o guest at I. K. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Haynes are spend
ing portion OF their vacation in Auburn
Miss Georgia Perham Of Washington
ID. c., 10 guest ut Hon. James s
wright's.
Harry ii. Briggs Of Newmarket, N.
H., Joined his mother Of j. II. Nichols
last week.
Rev. w. L. Lombard OF Andover,
Mass, occupied the pulpit at the Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Mrs. George T. Eastman Was At Hiram
Wednesday TO attend the centennial eel.
ebratiou Of that town.
Master Harold Walker Of Portland Wis.
tied bis cousin, Master Stanley Greene,
during the past week.
Nathan A. Chase, after spending his
vacation here, left Sunday night on his
return TO his home in lion, n. Y.
Fred Emerson Of Lynn, Mass, was the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. <.
Emerson, over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes have gone
to spend their vacation with the family
of their son, w. l.. Holmes, at South
Norwalk, Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Robinson OF Pea
body, Mass, are guests at Burr +. Jones. .
Mr.. Robinson is superintendent OF
schools at Peabody.
Row Fl. Porter and family, who have
been with relatives here for most of the
summer vacation, left Saturday on their
return to their home in Ames, Iowa.
]. Gould Spofford, director of the
Quincy Mass Industrial School, and
his family, are with his father, E. /.
Spofford, for stay Of about week.
Irving o. Barrows of the Paris Trust
Co. was at Buckfield last week taking the
place of Mr.. Purinton in the Buekfield
Branch while he was on his vacation.
Donald S. Briggs is at home from
Westport, n. Y, where he has aposition
in a summer hotel, called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Woodbury..
A meeting of Democratic committee
men, county and town, was held at the
court house Friday, attended by large
number of the Democrats Of the county.
Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. H. c. Ripley,
who have been visiting relatives at their
Did home at South Paris for some weeks,
started Monday morning on their return
to their home in Pawhuska, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butts of Palmer,
Mass. were guests over Sunday OF Mr..
md Mrs. Ralph r. Butts. Monday morn
ing they all started for Kingfeld, to at
tend reunion Of the Butts family.
Paris Grange will have dance next
Friday evening in their upper hall.
Music by Shaw's Orchestra. Dancing
80 cents per couple. Ladies desiring to
lance free. Spectators 10 cents. Car
Tor Norway after dance.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office August II, 1914:
Mrs. l.. b. White.
Mrs. Viola Mayette.
Mrs. l.. b. Metcalf.
Clarence W. Spiller.
Charles Crosby.
James Packard.
Neat enameled metal signs have been
posted about the streets, bearing the i'm
oortant land somewhat necessary, alas
egend, "Do not spit on the sidewalk.
Maximum fine $50 co." They are signed
,y the Department of Health. Probably
hey will at least have some educstive
,alue.
The remains of Mrs. George s. Bou-
.elle of Paris are to be brought here
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Boutelle died
n the hospital, after undergoing seri-
,us surgical operation early last week.
She was the daughter of Frank Z. Love-
Joy of Paris. Besides her husband, she
caves one son, Guy.
Morton V. Bolster was best man at the
Wedding of Clarence P. Quimby of North
Turner, president of Westbrook Semi
nary, and Miss Lillian r. Rowe of Lew
ston, at the home of the BRIDES mother
IN Lewiston Wednesday evening. MIR.
Bolster and Mr. Quimby were classmates
At Bates and intimate friends.
KING DISTRICT.
Blueberries have been very plenty
around here this season.
Merrill Bingham of Springfield, Mass,
has been to visit his former home. He
made his stopping place at Teliss Thibo-
deau's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teliss Thibodeau have
taken an auto trip to Canada to visit Mr..
Thibodeau's sister whom he has not seen
for twenty-five years. They went with
Mr.. Paterson and wife, who also have
relatives in Canada.
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