Oxford Democrat., 1914-08-25

Harry Stone returned TO Portland las
Wednesday.
Cora Wight was in Poland last weel
for a few days.
Robert Ham of Wsterville was in towi
few DAYS last week.
Dopsld Briggs returned to Westport
Y last Wednesday.
The common schools and high schools
in Paris will begin Sept. p.
la Marshall of Lewiston is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
NJ and Mrs. j. D. Haynes spent las
usek in Danville aud Portland.
Mrs Angie W. Bolster is visiting hel
sister Mrs. Albert Witham, in Oxford
Miss Cora Wight is taking vacation
t-or, her work at Y. D. Bolster's i Co.'s
store.
Nr.s Lila Gilbert of Canton is the
gnest gf her uncle, n. D. Bolster, and
family.
C,-r Robinson, who has been confined
IN the house for few days, is much i'm
proved
Mrs and Miss Cotton of South Port
land we're weekend guests at A. (.
MorseS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden and family
of Bradford, Mass, are visiting relatives
in town,
Maurice l.. Noyes and family are - go
10 Calais Wednesday for visit of about
ten days.
Miss Helen Woodbury. Of Maiden,
Mass. ; a guest of Miss Margaret Elder
Tor two weeks.
Wesley Spear went to Monmouth Sat
urday 20 Join his parents, who are spend
ing their yacation there.
Grover Brown left Sunday for Cay ey,
Porto Rico, where he will resume his
work 90 a tobacco plantation.
Mrs. T. W. Perry of Abingdon, Mass,
who has been visiting at DR.. c. l..
Bucks, went to Bethel Thursday.
Fred Wiggiu has returned from his va
cation al Falmouth Foresides and has re-
sumed work at F. n. Wright's store.
A ID Park attended Probate Court at
Rumiord last Tuesday. Mrs. Park and
Mrs E 5. Edgerly accompanied him.
Winfield Brooks, Elmer Tyler, Curtis
McPhee, and Merton Clifford expect to
enter the University of Maine this fall.
Mrs. J. P. Richardson has returned
from her visit at Waterville. Mrs. Fred
Stsyes Of Fairfield accompanied her for
o short visit.
Everett Brown left this Monday for
Porto Rico. He Joins his brother in New
York aud they sail together from that
place Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte Tarbell and daughter Of
Maiden, Mass, have recently visited
Mrs. Tarbelrs father, Oramel Pratt, and
other relatives here.
Miss Carrie Hall entertained few OF
her friends at her home Saturday even,
ing in honor of Mrs. Charles Elder and
daughter, Mrs. Rounds.
Services will be resumed at the Deer
ing Memorial church next Sunday. Rev
G. |. Spear will be again in the pulpit
after three weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paterson snC
daughter Winifred, and Mr.. and Mrs
Tsliss Thibodeau returned from an auto
trip to Costicook, p. O., Friday.
In observance OF their twenty-titth an
niyersary, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s
Barnes will be at home to their friends
on Friday evening, August 2Sth, from
to 10.
Lena Everett entertained her Sunda,
School class at her home Friday evening
Games were played and refreshment
served and very pleasant evening en-
joyed.
The Alpha Zetas held their bushes
meeting at the home of Lena Everett
Aug. 81. The election Of officers was fol
lowed by games and refreshments.
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
All those interested in serving dinners
1t the South Paris Congregational booth
September Is, 10 and II, are asked 4
meet at the home of James S. Wright
Thursday, Aug. q, at o'clock p. Nj.
There will be dance at Grange Hall
Saturday, Aug. 20. Both floors will be
used. Fancy dances upstairs by Shaw
orchestra. Contra dances down stair
by Duuham's orchestra. All invited.
Raymond Atwood, who has been EN-
ployed during the summer as clerk a
the store OF Chas. Fl. Howard Company
Is taking a vacation this week with
party at Lake Webb in Franklin County
Mrs. Charles r. Elder and Mrs. +. W
Rounds go to Boston this week for
stay of a few days after which Mrs.
Rounds will 60 to her home in Louis
Vile, Ky, and Mrs. Elder will return 4
South Paris.
Alton C. Wheeler has exchanged hi'
Ford runabout with Ripley * Fletcher
for new Ford touring car, and the
Wheeler ruuabout has been purchased
by +. Wilson Walker Of the Paris Bak
cry.
Two Firms from West Paris wer
brought before Trial Justice Charles +
Whitman at the court house Thursds,
morning charged with drunkness anC
disturbance. They were discharged up
on payment of costs.
Tracy Pierce, who has been employed
for long time in Peverley's garage, ha
given up his job there for the present t
take employment as driver OF new ca
AZ North Bridgton. Chester Record
takes Mr.. Piercs's place at the garage.
On Tuesday evening at the new
Grange Hall Gov. William T. Haines, AM
Hon Ira G.. Hersey of Houlton, vii
speak on the political issues OF the day
Both are classed among the ables
speakers in the state and will be vel
worth listening to.
Some fifty or more from Paris and VI
cinity went to Lewiston Tuesday to hea
Col. Roosevelt. Alton c. Wheeler Q
this place, Progressive candidate 10
Congress in the Second District, was on
of the speakers. Mr.. Wheeler made a
able speech and was given an enthusiast
tic greeting.
Irving Andrews is building a cottag
on his farm in Hebron. p. S. Maso
and crew are doing the work. This
located little way of the direct roa
leading from this village to Hebron o
what IL known as 'the old LoveJo
farm and near the four corners at a
bert d. Parks farm.