Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-15
SOUTH PARIS.

Vis,d strawberries are getting ripe.
Ms T \. Anderson was in Portland
over the week end.
,-,bie /. Cole has the batters up for
IL rs,y house on Deering Street.
Ms Arthur E. Forbes visited relatives
q, Canton for a few days last week.
,r-s G. A. Record visited Mrs. John
Martin at Rumford a few days last
week.
us-b.-t Harris OF Portland was the
Ya..of Harry P. King at his cottage
aver .he week end.
rr.ar will be served by the Good
rl'.. society at Good Cheer Hall Tues
J,.srI- o'clock noon.
r- and Mrs. Everett NJ. Bessey of
p..s.rd we're with Mrs. Bsssey's rels
,lv-s bort time last week.
shaw Orchestra of six pieces will
NAV, .hs Briggs Dean wedding Wed
res g evening of this week.
iceland Peney went Friday to
r.-.... 10 attend the State of Maine
sy % aud visit friends for few
da,
v-. f.stina Hall and Miss Carrie Hall
s,.. f-. be golden wedding OF Mr.. aud
ST.. lanes K. Tucker at West Paris
E-t..
N Albert D. Park was at the Park
,1..a 81 Old Orchard for considerable
usrt asst week, and Mr.. Park was
there yer the weekend.
On ~l urday the factory of the Mason
MAJ curing Co. shut down to remain
clos ..r six weeks. IL is expected that
IL q. start up the last week in July.
riding to notice posted in the post
rh aereafter the office hours, by or
DE-. he department, will be from A.
V .uf:30 ?. NJ. On Sunday to $50
PA
Tas next dance will be in Grange Hall
Tuesday evening of this week. Both
...ts. Lambs Orchestra for the round
dances, Dunham's Orchestra for the con-
-~ss
Mrs. Lillian A. Shaw went Tuesday
morning to the Poland Spring House,
where she has the same position for the
season that she has had in previous
years.
Stanley Shurtleff, who has been in a
drug store in Boston, returned home
Tuesday, and will be here for the pres
ent. He is in the store of the A. Z.
Shurtleff Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. McArdle, Mrs. I.
NJ. Davis and Miss Lulu Davis were IN
Lewiston Saturday TO attend the wed
ding of Miss Florence McArdle, formerly
of South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Goodwin of Mex
leo and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wyman OF
Rumford were guests at Miss Martha ..
Wyman's over the weekend, coming by
automobile Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Shirley j. Rawsou arriv-
"a the last of the week from Brownsville,
where Mr. Rawson is principal of the
nigh school, and will be with their rela-
,yes here for a while.
A good attendance at the next regular
meeting of the Ladies of the e. A. X is
desired, as there will be special work,
Including initiation of new members.
The date is Saturday, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dennison and
daughter Dorothy, who have been with
relatives here for few weeks, left Sat
ur9ay on their return 10 their home in
Auburn, Ind. They will visit in some
other places on the way.
Mt Mica Lodge, Aurora Encampment
and Mt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge have
voted to unite in the purchase of new
player-piano for use in the lodge room.
The instrument to be purchased is one
OF the best in the market.
Arthur K. Clark was at Lewiston
Wednesday TO attend the annual council
meeting field day of the Maine Depart
meut, Patriarchs Militant. Among the
guests were several of the national OH
GERS. Mr.. Clark is a member of Canton
Ridgeley, No. /, of Portland.
Among the teachers Who have decided
not TO teach during the coming year are
Mrs. II. c. Fletcher and Miss Sylvia L
Weare of the village schools, Miss Lulu
Davis of the King school, and Austin
Stearns of the Forbes school. Miss The
odors Chandler of the West Paris In
termediate resigns TO accept a position
In the Portland schools.
The following is the menu for the
alumni banquet at Grange Hall Friday /
evening, which will be served by the
ladies' of Paris Grange:
Fruit Salad
Olives Celery /
Chicken Mashed Potato Cold Ham
Hon Rolls Bread
Assorted Cakes Harlequin Ice cream
Cheese Saltines
Oranges Bananas
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gray are book
ed for the Mystic Shrine trip to the
Pacific coast, to attend the Imperial
Council which meets at Seattle. The
party leaves Portland Saturday, July 8,
and the regular schedule covers thirty
days The itinerary is an attractive
one, including four days in Seattle, five
al san Francisco, two in Los Angeles,
one 10 san Diego, two at Glacier Park,
aol shorter stops at numerous other
points Of interest along the way.
The June or commencement number
o. The Chronicle, published by the stu
deais Of Paris High School, has been
printed at the Democrat office, and will
be issued Immediately after the gradual
iug exercises. II is a little larger than
usual and contains some of the class
parts, the usual variety of local and
school matter, and a complete list OF the
graduates, with their present location,
from $3.50, the first year in which there
was formal graduation, to 1914.
Nearly a hundred and fifty were pres
IN, Friday evening at the district Re-
bekab meeting, held with Mount Pleas
ant Lodge The lodges included in the
district are thOse at South Paris, Nor
way, Mechanic Falls and Buckfield. |
Mrs. Kicker of Lisbon, vice president OF |
the Rebekah Assembly, attended the |
mse,iug, and there we're other visitors
NJ. Peasant Lodge conferred the degree |
on three candidates. During the even |
ing there were remarks by some of the
visitors, refreshments were served, and
social time was enjoyed which lasted |
til. late hour.
Besides the stated events which fall
within its days, this is quite a lively
week locally with special affairs. Mon
day evening there IL the meeting of the