Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07

vale into the rent over the savings bank
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Longley have re
Gently visited their summer home a
Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Brown and son
Horace and Paul of Lewiston have BEEF
visiting Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Horace Oxnard, recently.
Miss May Holt, who teaches in Somer
vile, Mass, has spent week with be
mother, Mrs. Emma J. Holt, and he
brother, Herbert l. Holt.
Superintendent and Mrs. True c
Morrill, have gone to Gardiner and Cas-
tine for their vacation.
Henry NJ. Stearns of San Francisco i
visiting at the homes OF George w
Holmes and Fl. P. Jones.
Mrs. L. E. Furber is visiting at hel
home iu Whitefield for few weeks.
Misses Hazel, Doris and Pearl Foster
spent the past week at North Waterford
Miss Foster had charge of an entertain
meut given by pupils Of the North Wa
terford school, where she has been teach
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Millett ant
three sons of Springfield, VT, are here tt
spend the vacation with Mr.. Millett't
sisters, Miss Mercy Millett and Mrs. r
o. Porter.
Albert Bartlett has gone to Rangeley
where he is to run an automobile fol
Archie Cole.
Mrs. Carl Stone ofiIndianapolis, Ind,
is visiting at her old home on Orchard
Street.
Mrs. Cora Mccain of Kittery is visit
ing her brother, Ernest Hayden, on
Bridge Street.
Miss Grace Bicknell sailed from Bos
ton Tuesday for two months tour in
Germany.
Mrs. E. F. Smith entertained the Off
GERS of the Eastern Star at her cottage
the Alexander, on the Fourth.
Miss Ethel Lapham, student at Per
kins Institute, WATERFOWL, Mass, has
returned home for the summer.
Dennis Pike and family are on mot
or tour to Braintree, VT, where they
will visit relatives for week or more.
Alex MacLean was called to Florida
by the illness of his wife, and she died
after his arrival there.
At a recent meeting of the Norway
Alumni Association, it was decided to
hold the annual banquet on the 10th oil
August. A business meeting will be
held in the afternoon, and in the evening
the banquet and ball. Committees have
been chosen to attend to the arrange.
ments.
Last Tuesday evening DR.. B. F. Brad.
bury gave talk to the Boy Scouts on
first aid. On Thursday even
ing of this week Talbot Mundy will give
an illustrated travel lecture to the
Scouts. A patrol of larger Scouts has
been formed of boys of older years, and
the Scouts have been divided into four
patrols, known as the Kinen or Eagle,
Beaver, Moose. and Gray Wolf Patrols.
Mrs. Robert Mawsou and two children,
Beatrice and Leslie. of East Orange, N.
j., are occupying the Cummings bunga-
low on Pike Hill for the summer.
Miss Margaret Bruce, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. r. J. Bruce, observed her sixth
Wednesday afternoon by a
party at which fourteen of her young
friends were entertained. Games and
we're enjoyed.
The cutting and stitching rooms at the
shoe factory shut down Wednesday night
for the rest of the week.
The dry goods stores of Thomas
Smiley and z. L. Merchant & Co., and
the millinery stores of Mrs. Powers and
Miss Taylor will close Friday afternoons
for the rest of July and August.
Mrs. Annie Brown Noble and her
daughter, Miss Noble, teacher Of math-
ematics in the high school in Hartford,
c., are guests of Mrs. Mobiles sister,
Miss Ellen Brown.
Esca Mains is attending the summer
school at Orono.
Adna Keene joined Mrs. Keene at Old
Orchard on Wednesday, and their SOD,
Leroy Keene, and his family, of South
Mass, we're also there
over the Fourth, with the family OF Har-
old T. Thayer.
Mrs. S. II. Hood OF Boston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ada l.. Gerry, and sis
ter, Miss Thelma Gerry, at +. q. Noyes'.
John C. Briggs of Gardiner spent the
past week with r. S. Osgood.
Among recent arrivals at the cottages
on the lake are F. A. Moffat Of Dorches-
ter, Mass, with family and friends; Jo-
seph Downey Of Boston, wife and friend; ;
Thomas Harvey and family of South
Mass; Everett Terhune
and family of Swampscott, Mass; Miss
Eunice Fobes and friends of Wakefield,
Mass; Samuel H. Hayden and family of
Haverhill, Mass; L. Il. Burnham and
family of Philadelphia; Dr.. A. Thomp-
son and family of Philadelphia.
The pupils of Miss Daisy Chase will
Friday evening, the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe have returned
from Saco, where they visited their son,
Fred Rowe, Jr., and wife.
In spite Of the unfsvorsble weather,
about It's people gathered for the camp
fire of Harry Rust Post and Corps at
Grange Hall on Tuesday, the number in
Guiding visitors from South Paris, OK
ford, Mechanic Falls, Hebron, Bryant's
Pond, Bethel, North Waterford and
North Lowell, and possibly other places.
A fine dinner was served at noon. Later
10 the hall above the following program
was given:
PRAYER. Rev. Mr.. Nichols
Address of Welcome Mrs. Alice Danforih
Vocal sole. Marjorie Barker
kSCltatlOn. ----bolib uhuuCh
Mandolin solo with plano accompaniment.
Gladys Edwards and Norman Eggert
Piano duet. Mildred Noyes and Thelma Gerry
Recl.au o,a c,sdvs EdwsrSs
Violin solo with plano accompaniment.
Marion Haskell and Ruth Cummings
Mandolin solo with plano accompaniment
Norman Eggert and Gladys Edwards
Remarks were made by A. j. Holden,
C. T. Wsrdwell, George W. Whitman,
John Monroe, o. A. Maxim, Isaac Davis,
Commander w. S. Cordwell, Rev. r. j..
Bruce and Rev. q. L. Nichols, and the
meeting closed with the singing of
America.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
one day recently, a pleasant
family dinner party was given in honor
of Mrs. Cummings' cousin, Mrs. George
F. Mason OF Lowell, who has been guest
here for week. Eighteen were present.
Abraham Riley of Oxford was recently
I'll e.