Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-04

The Empire Grove CampmsstIn,
continues through this week and ciossI
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Park wen
Friday to their camp at Shagg Pond
and will spend the present week there.
There will be preaching at the Baptis
church next Sunday at the usual hour By
Rev. Charles L. Snow Of Hopkinton
n. II.
Rev. G. I. Spear and DIR. C. l.. Buck
attended the funeral services Of Rev
Abel Pottle at Waterville Sunday. DR.
Buck was one Of the eight honorary pail
bearers.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Russell and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Scott of Buckfield started
asst Thursday on an automobile TRIP
through the White Mountains, returning
Sunday.
Co. ID, Second Regiment, N. G. 8. N.
left for Augusta on the early train Mon.
day morning for ten days tour OF duty
with the regiment. As usual the com.
pany csmped at the fair grounds Sunday
night before departure.
Rev. r j Bruce Of Norway preached
An able sermon on the Power Of Cheer
fulness" at Deering Memorial Church
Sunday. This was the last service till
the close of the church vacation Aug.
30th, and there was large congregation.
Mt. Mica Lodge, No. II, l. o. O. r
will observe its 10th anniversary Thurs
day evening, August 9th, in their hall.
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, and their
fam lies are cordially invited. A short
program has been arranged and light re-
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Douglass of
South birmingham, Mass, are visiting
Miss Clora Goodwin on Pine Street.
Monday morning they took an auto trip
to East Hebron to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Ellingwood and Mrs. Mary Goodwin,
who is making short visit there.
Mrs. Grover and some of the members
of her Sunday School class are at Shagg
Pond for q few days outing. Besides
Mrs. Grover the party includes at pres
ent Misses Mildred Maxim, Gladys Spill
Ter, Mary Fernald. and Myra Haggett,
Ashley Edwards, Raymond Russell and
William King.
Deputy Sheriff Hastings Of Bethel
stopped an auto en- route from Berlin to
Rumford early Sunday morning aud
seized eighteen gallons of liquor. The
three Lithuanians who owned the stuff
appeared Monday morning before Trial
Justice Chas. 4. Whitman, at South
Paris, and paid fines of fifty dollars each
and costs.
Sunday morning, at the home of Mr..
Small, Rev. Cbas. l. Spear married Mr..
John Small and Miss Robina T. Arthur
of Portland. The single ring service
was used. Miss Arthur's niece was
maid of honor and Mrs. Bertha Aver and
daughter Marguerite were guests. Mr..
Small and bride left for short wedding
trip Monday.
Out of town guests at j. 4. Murch's
the past week: DR.. A. d. York, Jamaica
Plain, Mass Mrs. n. j. Nicholson, Re-
we're, Mass, Norman, Frances, Jane
Nicholson, Revere, Mass, Mrs. Linwood
Bailey, and Elmer Bailey of Auburn,
Mrs. Roscoe Slattery, Maizie, William,
Mabel Slattery, Paris, Mrs. Frank Stew
ems, Norway, N. T. Swift, Buckfield,
Mrs. May Swift, Paris.
While at work In the Mason Manufac-
turing Co.'s factory last Monday, Neil
Lovejoy got his left hand against the saw
at which he was at work, splitting it up
between the first and second fingers.
Seven stitches were required to close the
wound, and there is some apprehension
that he may have a stiff finger as the re-
suit, though il is hoped to avert this. He
will be off the job for about month.
Arthur Z. Forbes, of the Democrat, is
on a three days tramping tour over the
White Mountain range with party
made up of Prof. NJ. 4. Joy and William
<. Atwood of Hebron Academy, and
George Lunt, Orland Daniels and Ray
mond Atwood of Paris Hill. The party
start from Appalachia Station and walk
to the Mount Madison Hut, thence by
the knife Edge" trail over the range TO
the top Of Mount Washington and return
to Gorhsm by way of Tuckerman's
Ravine.