Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-06

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Mr.. shirley j. Rswsou has returned
tom the hospital at Lewiston.
Nh, E. T.. Garland and daughter Ruth
o,Fsrmnuth are guests at y. e. Elders.
a. and Mrs. Robert L. Heminwsy are
,is'.iog fu Massachusetts, and New York
NJ ard Mrs. Philip S. Mason and son
lanes are spending the present week al
Peaks Island.
NJ and Mrs A. F. Barrows of Me,
eb.uic Falls have visited at +. (. Bar
rows 'eT days
Mr.. Y D. Bolster and Morton V. Boil
s,pr spent a few days last week with rel
atryes 10 Portland.
Mrs. john 2. Stanley of Auburn is a
grss, sJr few days of her daughter,
Mrs. rs BOwker.
Mr. -ri Mrs. F. A. Turner and son
Harlan speut last week with relatives in
BuckGei and Summer.
Ashley F. Edwards is employed in the
sto-e y The y. Dayton Bolster Co. dur
ing vacation season.
Ms Lucelia Fairbanks has been visit
ing He family of Clarence G.. Morton at
Crysa,, Y. H., for few days.
Ms Annie Swift left en- Tuesday for
her .Ilfurnia trip, the party with which
she as going leaving Boston day or
two later
vs.. Fogg and family of G)rhsm, y.
H.. we're guests at II. E. Wilson's over
Oh Fourth. Mrs. Fogg is sister OF
Mrs Wilson.
Merton Titus and family returned Sat
uriay 20 their home in Portland, after
spending a week with his parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. John A. Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald p. Chapman,
Morton V. Bolster and Miss Ruth Boil
s,er made an automobile trip around the
White Mountains Tuesday.
Miss Mabel G.. Hathaway is at home
from her teaching in Rookport, Mass,
10 spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Hathaway.
The Sigma Thetas were entertained at
the home of Miss Ada Turner Tuesday
evening The evening was spent social
ly with music and refreshments.
Shaw's Orchestra of eight pieces has
been engaged to furnish music for the
annual ball of Valley Spring Lodge, n.
Of T., at South Waterford, Friday, July
20.
The birth of a son, Frank Wendell, Jr.,
On DR.. aud Mrs. F. w. Rounds OF Louis
Vile. Ky, on the 9th of June, is an
Haluced. Mother and son are doing
we'll
Ieo. K. Morton was ia Boston few
DAYS asst week, and during his absence
tue other mem bers of the family visited
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Soule at South
Windham.
The player-piano TO which reference
has before been made in the Democrat
was installed in Odd Fellows Hall last
week, for the use of the several bodies OF
the order.
Nelson Mixer, former principal of
Paris High school, who has been for the
past two years principal of Lisbon Falls
High school, has been elected principal
of Waterville High School.
We may not always place full conf
Gence in the announcements OF the
weather bureau, but it is easy to believe
what the observers say when they report
that the month just past was the coldesl
June in twelve years.
Mrs. Leon Everson of Norway has fin
shed work in the insurance office of w
J Wheeler & Co., where she has been
employed most OF the time for some
months. DIR. and Mrs. Everson are
about leaving Norway.
Howard Shaw, piano, Walter Stearns,
violin. assisted by Miss Moody cello and
Roy Edwards coruet, furnish the music
for the pictures and dance at the Elite
Theatre at Oxford run by Fl. y. Brsg-
don every Saturday night.
J. Augustus Record, formerly OF South
Paris, was here for a short time last
week For the past few years Mr.. Rec
ord has been in the painting business at
Rumford, but at present is running an
automobile at Brunswick Springs Lodge
and camps, Brunswick, VT.
J Hastings Bean has negotiated the
sale OF the L. K Stone farm, about four
miles north of South Paris. The pur-
chaser is Henry l.. Stone, brother OF
MIS- Emily Stone, the former owner.
Mr. Stone has been at the farm much OF
the time for the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. (. Twitchell took an
automobile trip to Madison June 10Th
10 visit their son Bernard, who is super
intendent and butter maker at the fac
tory of the Somerset Dairying Associa-
ton They were accompanied by HarTi
son Farrar, who visited his daughter,
Mrs. league.
The factory of the Paris Msnufactur-
Ing Co. shut down Saturday night fer
the usual summer vacation of TWO
weeks, 20 start up again the 18th. Dur:
ing the vacation some necessary repairs
viii be made. With both factories shut
down. the place is likely to be rather
que. for the next two weeks.
Miss Julia p. Morton came home from
her teaching in Abingdon, Mass, the first
Of last week, and on Thursday, Mrs. e.
A. Bessey aud Miss Lenora Bessey OF
Stoneham, Mass, and Miss Fannie Davis
Of Sherburne, Mass, arrived at Mrs. l..
c. MortOn's. On Friday Miss Morton,
Miss Bessey and Miss Davis went to
Camp Concord for a stay of week or
two.
Dr. ID. NJ. Stewart returned the trst OF
last week from a ten days tour of duty
as a medical officer of tue Maine National
GuarJ at Toby hanna, Pa. This school
was Tor the medical officers of the ma
tioual guard Of number of the nor u
eastern safes, and was training IN duty
under actual service conditions as far as
possible, under direction of an officer OF
the United States army. Mrs. Stewart
aud children, who meanwhile visited her
sister, Mrs G. A. Frost, in South Fran
ingham, Mass, returned Saturday. Mrs.
Frost and Miss Edith Maxwell, who
teaches in Melrose, Mass, came with
her. Mr.. Frost joined Mrs. Frost here
later.
delightful recital was given at the
home of Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson last
Tuesday evening for her pupil, Maxine