Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-14

go ,-a.. daily except sunday; sSl pm,
sIgress 1A..S'
Mis- Marie Wiggin of Bath is guest
nF,ei Virgins.
p,bs.t Paterson and family have re-
.,-1st i- IN their trip to Lynn, Mass.
IT, F. stanley of Auburn is with
..'l,.vas tere, 10 remain until after the
fair.
NJ. E..e Jack of woodfords has
bss1 a guest a, y. D, Bolster's for a few
days
A.. " Cox and son of Bangor
vsrs guests at W o Frothingham's last
wees
Ms. sewn .ur Of Island Pond, VT, is
.t-srs.. O., her sister, Mrs. George A.
DIno
NJ, Isabelle Buck of Boston, Mass,
f.v.s.- her aunt, Mrs. Julia Buck, on
Nan >-.est.
Y,. Nyra King of the Mountain
rs.,t -.11d visited Mrs. L. c. Morton
over .tay.
Ms. bel c. Crockett went Saturday
,oAfr.F where she is to be assistant in
The l-a school.
~, +. b. Lunt and son William of
Bsa, f1rmerly of South Paris, are
yis..a- ...ends here.
r McPhee returned Monday
ra--r- 20 OroLo 10 resume his course
nth. -a.verSity of Maine.
>.aa orchestra will play for the
ca. show balls a, Norway both Tues
das We 'nesday evenings.
s. avs Orchestra of five pieces will
rav ..r the cattle show ball Thursday
evening" this week al Grange Hall.
y- aud Mrs. Arthur U. Tyler and son
En- Tyler returned Friday from their
r. san Francisco and the Pacific
coast.
Harold Newell of Needham, Mass,
has 1ined Mrs. Newell at George F,
T. .rau's, and will remain here until
after the fair,
Miss Mabel G.. Hathaway, after spend
i The summer with her parents here,
returned Tuesday to her teaching IN
E1ckporJ, Mass.
Professor w. S. Ripley of Boston, the
well known musician, is visiting his Sis
Ter, Mr. Henry Maxim, and other rela-
ives in this vicinity.
lnss Esther George of Hebron will
% the fal. term in the Iuoos scnoOI'
Mss George is a graduate OF Hebron
Aetfemy 10 the class of 1915.
St., sarah Starbird underwent a sur
yie, rperation for removal of cancer
last Monday at her home on Pleasant
stree and is recovering well.
NJ. G.. 3. Keene and Mrs. Z. A. Ma
So North Buckfield spent a few days
the Las. week with Mrs. Keene's daugh-
ter Wr.. T. a. Turner aud Mrs. l.. NJ.
Win, w.
Ks.,a e.. Andrews and Arthur G. Dow,
both -raduates Of Paris High School IN
tie Sass OF 1915, will leave Tuesday
morning. tor Orono to enter the Univer-
sity Of Maine.
Principal Carver will be at the high
.chu. building from to Friday and
Sa-1-+-r 90 meet all parents and pupils
VII wish 10 talk over the work for the
comm x year.
Mr., Roy Z. Cole aud son, after spend
ing tie summer with her parents, Mr.,
aad NJ, William J. Wheeler, returned
saturday to Canton, Mass. Mr.. Cole
bad returned earlier.
Ms l.. G. Smiley has returned from
marsa with a nice line of new fall hats
Tor the fair. Miss Cora Gowell OF
LISBON. designer in Mrs. Smiley's store
arrived Friday night.
state fair at Lewiston was attended
bya good number from this vicinity,
AMI IS a fact worthy of mention that
apparently more OF them went by auto
mobile than by the railroad.
Ms. Charles Sutherland, who bad
been with Mrs L. j. Bracket for two
mouths. returned Friday TO her home IN
Cambridge, Mass. Her daughter, Miss
Ruth sutherland, returned a week ear
liel
MIS-. II. <. Wilson entertained a
party IF twelve or fifteen lady friends
a, her home Tuesday evening. Three
tables were filed at rock, at when
quite a part of the evening was spent.
Reilssbments were served.
Ms, Nellie Jackson was in South Port
Land Wednesday to attend the wedding
OF Miss Mildred Kittridge of that place
and Vernon Warren Miller of Cleveland,
o. VI SIS Jackson played the wedding
march for the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Needham of Port
land were weekend guests or Mr.. and
Mr. K. n. Anderson. Mrs. Needham
remains here for the week. Mr.. and
Ms. Ralph Thompson of Portland, who
have been visiting in Gorham, n. d., are
also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
this week.
A freak apple which has been left at
the Democrat office has second apple
apparently growing out of the stem end,
cTowding the stem to one side. Inc
second apple is green, and is only me
size IT a small peanut, but is IN me
Characteristic shape of the variety, winch
is SlerwOod's Favorite.
NJ. and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton were
called 10 South Windham last week oy
the serious illness of their daughter
Mr, Arthur SOule. They are at home
again. but Mrs. Morton will return for
few days. Mrs. Soule has undergone
surgical operation, and is regarded al
out Of danger and improving.
A party made up principally OF th'
men Of the Siearns family has beef
spending a few days al the camp o.
II X. Stearps of Hebron on Lake
Mo0-eucmaguntc going Thursda,
morning by automobile. There were u
tho par.v : =. Stearns, Austin L
Stearus, Frank z. Stesrns, Wm. T.
SJearns, and A. w. Walker OF this town
and + $ Kilborn of Bethel, oeside'
TIE owner of the camp.
The Democrat last week evidently hat
Incomplete information regarding TN
name given TO the son born to Mr.. an,
Mrs Hairy W. Forbes of Ridgewood
\. J. AS finally settled upon, the nam
is not Henry Prentiss, but Henry WIN
ney. Also the Democrat has been re
minded that four generations are repre-
scnicd in the living descendants OF T.
bridge Forbes, instead of three genera
tons as was csrelessly stated.
The fall schedule on the railroad wen
into effect Sunday. The only consideraoi
change is in the evening train, when