Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-08
SOUTH PARIS.

NJ. Minnie AtulsNOu - NioAAah HS'
,;,,s- Dorothy at Center Lowell.
NJ. chase of Ssbattus is the guest Of
- r,-sr.s. Mr.. and Mrs. z. s. Maxwell
v.s Agnes Howe Of walshsm, Mass.
-. bss7 guest Of Mrs. T. A. Heidner
t,5,sY NJ. stevens of Lynn, Mass.
.,s1- abor day recess with relatives
here.
Ms Hazel Hunter of Strong is the
,nssr Der sister, Mrs. A. T. Gold
.ni,5
NJ and Mrs. Linwood Bailey and son
ofA-b.-1 were guests at j. I. Murch'
las; wees
cl. -sa's night will be observed by
", p-s,sa, Rebekah Lodge on Friday
,yeu-- oct. 9.
c,.r- Ereelsnd. who has been in
Ws8 rr The past few months, has re-
EARN 8. south Paris.
Tls ..--5 Cheer will meet at Good
Che. Hal Wednesday afternoon at =
C,.,-.s % pack dishes to take to the
fair --1sa-s
Ms .,o. G Ternad is visiting Mrs.
g.. ps..r.sa a. Berlin, Y. a., for a
isr sa9s Nr. Fs.aa.i vas there over
The week end
The new opera house ,hsirs, 250 of
,rsm. lave arrived ani been placed in
Mia. or savoy Theatre, and are
commended by patrons.
Ms Julia P. Morton returned Mon
3,y 3, Ter teaching 10 Abingdon, Mass,
affsr --sr- iag the vacation at her home
here an ID -l.S vicinity.
Rev 1 Davis Of Lewiston, former
,a,,o- r. Baptist church here, now
rae IN nary, was here for short
lime to ss Of the week.
D- p Suck went to Portland Mon
d,y NOR og 70 attend meeting of the
srscu. ,gmmittee of the Maine State
Sunds7 o0l Association.
Ms, so1a Starbird underwent an
opersu51 t'r removal of sdenoids and
o;ber re5-ment at the Central Maine
Gspers. ,pitsl last week.
Mr. s-s Mrs. C. E. McArdle have re-
s1rne5 '.ru schenectady, y. Y, where
,hey =i their daughter, Mrs. K. Z.
Strick.srl. for some weeks.
There xi.l be a rehearsal by the de-
gree star of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Iodga o. wing the regular meeting OF
the lodge % Friday, Sept. II.
Mr sai Mrs. Shirley J. Rswson left
Thur.fsy for Brownville, Maine, where
NJ Es0,1o is engaged as principal Of
the h. ,5ool for the coming year.
Misses Doris Culbert and Muriel Bow
ksr ls, vis.ted Miss Bowker's grand
parsr Ny. and Mrs. j. F. Stanley, at
the 4 5lyn ash hatchery, few days re-
Gently
Ms Jessie Tolmsn had charge Of the
millinery store of Mrs K. l.. Powers at
Sorway Asc week, while Mrs. Powers
and daughter. Miss Lillian Powers, were
10 Boston
Nr. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton Of Windsor,
". v.r are taking an auto trip through
the i.Es ent states, are here for q few
DAYS. al are warmly greeted by their
Ms.-s .-.ends.
Ca4,es (. Merrill and family, who
bsi 5sen visiting his father, L. 5. Mer-
fil'. saI other relatives here, went last
wee, B0othbay Harbor, where Mr..
Ner s principal of the high school
for TIE coming year.
S.lsaked Mountain defeated Paris Hill
10 8 So game of bal at the high school
gr0uais Tuesday afternoon. II was an
exciting contest. Paris Hill leading until
the 'sst bali Of the ninth, when the game
vas T1n on a pass ball.
A.5n Porter, who attended the Uni
vers ~ Of Maine last year, will go about
the IN OF this month to East Lansing,
Mo-, where he is TO enter the sopho-
more class of the Michigan Agricultural
College, to take a course in pomology.
The corn factory Of the Burnham &
N rrill Co. will probably start some
tine the last of this week. If the frost
will hold off-wbich is always the big IL
there will be big run, as the corn has
almost without exception the finest
stand i1r years.
Bal At Grange Hall Tuesday evening
this week, given by the members OF
Shav s Orchestra. Dancing 70 cents
per couple; spectators 10 cents. Dane
ing from S:l5 o. / O'Clock. Ice cream
on sa p at intermissiou. Come and help
the 1-chestrs out.
South Paris players represented the
tovu a; a tennis tournament at Rum
ford Monday, in which teams from Rum
ford Paris, Norway and Buckfield parti-
eipa,eG The Paris players were Burr +.
Jones Harold T. Briggs, Morton V. Boil
ster and sumner Davis.
Rev Chester Gore Miller attended
three funerals in eastern Oxford County
the ir,. Of last week, those OF Levi
Turner az North Buckfield on Monday.
Of America Benson at Hartford Tuesday
forenoon. and of Mrs. Emma Tyler at
Buckhe.d Tuesday afternoon.
The Cole Wiggin Co. has taken pos
session a the grocery store business
bOugb, o., A. L. Tubbs on Main Street.
Nr and Mrs Tubbs will go to Florida
some time the last Of the month, and,
Nr. Wiggiu and family will move into
the tenement over the store vacated by
them
A former we'll known resident of Nor
way. D Cromett Clark, has been spend
Ing iew days in that town, and was
calling 90 friends in South Paris Satur-
day. Mr Clark was for a number OF
years on the Norway Advertiser, and
had a wide acquaintance in this part OF
Oxford County. He is now on the Bos-
ton Advertiser, and resides in Somer-
vile
c. 4 Record, after spending a portion
OF the vacation here, returned Thursday
to Mars Hin to resume his duties as
superintendent Of schools in that super
in,endence district. Mrs. Record and
son Miles will go the last of this week to
Join him. and they will occupy a house
at Mars Hill for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard z. Vining, who
bad been the guests of relatives here, re-
turned Saturday to their home in Farm
lng,on They came especially to attend
The Maxim family reunion at the old
homestead in Buekfield. Miss Martha
Maxim has returned TO her home In
Cambridge, Mass bat Miss Mary Maxim
remains, and is guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Benjamin Turner.
MF. and Mrs Albert D. Park and Miss
Eva I. Walker went Friday night to
Gorham, n H., and thence to the Glen