Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
Mrs. W. W. Barnes Of Cape Elizabeth
Is guest at T. S. Barnes.

Mrs. W. W. Barnes Of Cape Elizabeth
Is . guest at T. S. Barnes.
Andrew j. Jackson of Ionia, Mich, /,
the guest Of his brother, Alfred H. Jack
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Forbes spen
the double weekend at their camp q
Shagg Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Merriam ant
family are visiting at P. 5. Mason's anC
with other relatives in town.
The Good Cheer food sale will be held
at Thsyer's furniture store Wednesday
afternoon, July Sth, at three o'clock.
C. W. Bowker was one Of the judges
; at the firemen's muster July 4 at Bruins
wick. in which seven hand engines took
part.
Miss Helen Morton of Crystal, N. II
has been spending the past week as the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. l.. C.
Morton.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Morton went Mon
day TO their camp at Shagg Pond, where
they will spend the month of July, and
perhaps more time.
Will the ladies of the Good Cheer
please look on their slips and see what
they have to cook for the food sale July
Sth at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
, Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Walker, Mrs.
Walkers mother, Mrs. Anna Is. Walker,
and Mrs. l. +. Evans spent the double
week end at the Walker camp at Shagg
Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heminway went
Friday to Bucktield, where they will
spend the week with Mrs. Heminway' =
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lot E.
Keene.
There will be dance Saturday night
this week conducted by Howard Shaw
at Grange Hall; Everybody invited
Dancing a, Sis sharp. Car for Norway
after the dance.
Miss Evelyn Roberts Of Gorhsm, who
has been teacher of the West Paris High
School, has resigned to accept position
to teach commercial branches in Port
land High School.
Mrs. Z. Emerson and granddaughter,
Helen Paterson, left Thursday to spend
week at Lynn. Mass, where Mr.. Emer-
son has been with his SOD for some
weeks, receiving medical attention.
The Ladies' Aid of Deering Memorial
Church will hold sale of pattern shirt
waists, beautifully embroidered, no two
alike, on the Richards porch Tuesday
afternoon at s o'clock. Food and fruit
jar labels will also be on sale.
Charles A Gray, who has recently
been in a position with the Durham Il
Morrill, Co. in Portland, has come to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam l.. Gray, on account of the condi-
ton of his health, and will spend some
time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph La Rose, who
spent the week of the 4th with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson
of High street, have returned to Mau-
chester, n. H., where Mr.. La Rose is en-
ployed as shipping clerk by the Neil
vain Shoe Company.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office for July q:
Mrs Nellie McKeen.
II. J. Dupsne.
Mrs Lucinder Cummings.
Agena Gysey.
F. DAVIS, p. N.
On Thursday of this week the Congre-
gationsl Sunday School will have its pic
mic at Gibson's Grove. A hay rack will
leave the Square at 5 O'Clock. Those
wishing TO go by early boat will take the
S:45 car, and for the regular boat take
the 9:45. IL Thursday is stormy, the
picnic will be postponed to Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ID. Park enter
tanned family party at their camp at
Shsgg Pond over the Fourth. Guests
were Mrs Ella S. Heald, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester T. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Russell and two children, l.. b. Head,
of East Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hods-
don of Yarmouth.
Eight boys, members of Harry G.
Flemming's class in the Baptist SUNDAY
School, with Mr.. Flemming in charge,
spen, a few days last week camping near
the Barnet ThOrne place" in the north
ern part of Sumner. The weather, in
the middle Of the rainy spell, was rather
unpleasant, but the boys will remember
the trip for all that.
Several days last week were spent in q
trip to the upper Magalloway by party
consisting of William j. Wheeler, Stan
ley NJ. Wheeler, Roy f. Cole. NJ. w.
Max i'm, and Col. A. j. Stearns of Nor
way. They went by automobile to
| AziscOOs dam. thence by steamer and
row boat to the swift water below Par
machenee. They started Wednesday
and got home Saturday night, and got
'all the fish they wanted"
Three meetings are to be held this
tee. Tuesday evening, July I, at 1:3O
O'Clock, at the assessors office, South
Paris; Thursday evening, July 8, at 1:3O
o'clock, at G. w. Berry's, West Paris;
Friday evening, July 10, at 1870 O'Clock
al p. F Ripley's, Paris Hill. These are
not private meetings. Any one inteud-
ing TO support the Republican party is
Cordially invited, aud especially the
Young man who casts his first vote in |
September.
REPUBLICAN Town COMMITTEE.
"a quiet Fourth" is getting to be an
annual and superfiuous report, but 1t |
was never more fully justified than this
year. The night before was not only |
without racket to speak of, but the ex
ercise of muscular activity by the boys
was also conspicuous by being largely |
absent. The day was a perfect one.
There were no public functions in this
vicinity except the two ball games at the
fair grounds. A fair number attended
the picnic Of the Methodist Sunday |
Schools Of Paris and Norway at Gibson's
Grove, aud quite a number went to the
celebration at West Paris.
As the street car was making its trip |
leaving Norway at l 80 Wednesday after
noon, on Paris Street the motor dropped |
from the bottom of the car to the track |
Needless to say, the car stopped with
considerable suddenness, and some OF
tbe.ifteen or twenty passengers alighted
with similar suddenness. Some OF the
passengers were somewhat injured by
being thrown against the seats in front.
Mrs. Ralph Cole of Paris Hill suffered
bruises and cut on the knee, and Miss
A. Z Eastman of Paris Hill was shaken
up. Other passengers were somewhat
iarred The conductor u. G.. Cannon,