Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-01
Mrs. Benjamin Fish visited In Bostor
and vicinity few days last week.

Mrs. Benjamin Fish visited In Bostol
and vicinity few days last week.
W. W. Walker of Portland was q CUES
OF his brother, F. W. Walker, over Sun
day.
Miss Jennie Shurtleff Of Portland is
guest in the family Of her brother, A.
Shurtleff.
Concrete sidewalk is being laid in from
OF the dental Office of DR.. Carl S. Brigg
in Market Square.
There will be rehearsal OF the degre
staff Of the Pythiap Sisters on Thursda
evening, June 3, at 1880.
Mrs. Belle Morton and Miss Grac
Morton OF Portland were at n. D. Bol
ster's for Memorial Day.
| A. r. Stevens, who 10 in q drug stor
in Bangor, was at home with his famil,
over the Memorial recess.
Mrs. L. E. Bean, Mrs. Cora j. Mason
and Pauline came up from Portland Il
spend Monday at their home here.
The Oxford Normal Institute and Pari
High School will hold their annua
alumni banquet at Grange Hall, Friday
June IS.
Dr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Buck will be a
home to their friends Thursday evening
June 3, on the occasion of the twenty
L nj Of ~
Frank Shaw, a brother of the late VIM
NJ. Shaw of South Paris, and formerly 9
frequent visitor here, died at his home
in Portland Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jackson Of Bostor
and two sisters, and Miss Morgan Of Lo,
Angeles, Calf, were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. P. Richardson at Camp Owsley
over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert d. Park visited her sister
Mrs. Heald, at East Sumner, during the
past week, and they went from there tC
the Park camp at Shagg Pond, where
Mr.. Park joined them, and the Parks re
turned home Monday morning.
II you miss anything from this issue
OF the Democrat that you contributed, II
is we'll to bear in mind that il We had
had il Saturday we could have got it up
easily, and that IL we had bad it earlier
we should have been real tickled.
Hamln Lodge, K. of p, and Hamlir
Temple, Pythian Sisters, have been in
p, to join them in attending their me-
mortal sermon on Sunday afternoon,
June Q, at the Universalist church.
A house party which spent the double
holiday at Capt. Tribou's cottage at
Pennesseewassee Lake included Miss
Rena Tribou, Miss Lillian Townsend,
Miss Nora Dunham, Miss Marion Ever.
etr, Miss Lena Everett, and Miss Luna
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Jordan and SOD
of Philadelphia were guests OF his
mother, Mrs. A. w. Bolster, over the
holiday, and Mrs. Jordan and her son re-
main for visit of a week or two, Mr..
Jordan returning to Philadelphia Tues
day morning.
The meeting OF The Woman's Mission
airy Society of the Baptist church will be
with Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett Thursday,
June 8, at o'clock; the Ladies' Aid
call a meeting Immediately following at
same place ar p. NJ. A full attendance
is desired at each meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Murcb, Miss Flora
Murch and Mrs. May Swift made an su-
tomobile trip over the holiday to visit
the family of Roscoe C.. Gray at Concord,
n. Il, leaving here early Saturday
morning and returning Monday night.
Mrs. Swift remains there for a stay Of a
few weeks.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office May 81:
Miss Winnie Keegan.
Mrs. 4. 5. Verril
Mrs. Ma Crockett.
Mr.. +. b. Reed.
Mr.. Crockett. the key tag man.
Nr. +. W. Burgess.
J. A. KENNEY, P. NJ.
The wedding of DR. Carl S. Briggs and
Miss Ida S. Dean will take place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs,
on Wednesday, June 10th, at quarter
past seven in the evening. fthe wealth
er permits the ceremony will be per
formed on the lawn, and all friends are
cordially invited TO come without fur
ther notice. No cards will be issued in
South Paris.