Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-01
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
u,p-s 73nA.N.to7:3o 80 P. Il.

sor-rg PARIs Posr OFFICE.
Hours 73nA.N.to 80 Pm.
Grand TRUNK RAILWAY.
gsg'nulus sept ., 1918,
-,,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
t.,r- Fast $50 q. m, express. daily
Go.ns "a. daily except Sunday; SS1 p m
rs q n- ,-
express %. e1' west s:S a m. express, daily
Gol- '.et.. tally except sunday s:o' pm
express. daily
v.. Macy Stearus is guest at S. P
s,earDs
,c.s Marion Sturtevant of Rome is the
.,s.I If relatives in South Paris.
,,,-e.a sidewalk has been built up
.sah,'. ,r Highland Avenue from Main
s...s.,. t1s house OF 5. P. Maxim.
p Cole * Son are putting in a
amen, driveway to the stable for q. b.
g-I5s, &, bis place on Maple Street.
v.,,s s-ay Of Haverhill, Mass, has
~ -reg- nf his brother, VIM. L.
g..v g.o f.r1 week, returning home Friday.
,s.-, a. Walker started Monday
Iii for Bangor, having been drawn
,-.s-ya a, ies5r in the United States
Cour, a, ,l,, place.
Nc Rs,.s K. Butts supplied as teach
..i,,Fs ai.h grade for Mrs. Fletcher
g,.,,, -ae recent absence of the latter
.,- f.- a week,
A. and Nrs. ;. Clarence Curtis OF
,rbr-,fa.a. Mass, are visiting at
a-,tr- Clsrk's and with other rela-
,ivss a, Norway and West Paris
The Good Cheer Society will meet
r;rb Ms Ernest Herrick Wednesday
,fsrs7ra so. Everybody come, as
,bs-s fs business Of Importance.
Mrs /, Brown returned Thursday
rom ,Ea el,ral Maine General Hospital
\, lewiston. where she had been for
some wees and is gaining we'll.
The .,.aphoue call OF the Oxford
Dsrrr-4 , now 81 II, end Is likely TO
remain without change for some time,
ave s,s now on two-par,y line.
There viii be dance in Grange Hall
,sx. saturday evening, June 3, from s
mlIE0 Upper floor only. Music ia e1-
,ec,eg 20 be by Lambs Orchestra. Usu-
iPrces.
Rev Chester Gore Miller delivered
hr5 memorial addresses on Monday, at
Wess sumner in the forenoon, at Buck
% - cha and AT
Bryaut's Pond at 8 O'Clock.
Alton C. Wheeler and family were at
their camp at Shsgg Pond from Satur-
Ia, TO Monday, and had as guests Mr..
ana Mrs. T. S. Barnes and Miss Helen
barnes, and Edward <. Shaw.
After reading of the number Of acres
burned over in several places in western
Ma ne during the gale of Thursday and
Pr as, we may congratulate ourselves
,ha. no woods fires-Or other tres-were
started in this vicinity.
Ms, Ethel C.. Crockett, who has been
IN Abingdon, Mass, for some months, re
turned home Thursday, accompanied by
her .ter, Mrs. Leon 5. Fairbanks, and
Ht,s laughter, of that place, who will
ys.. here for some weeks.
Hon Payson Smith, State Superin-
,eDfa7t II Schools, will address a meet
inyof the Home School Association on
me- evening Of the l4th of June. II was
hoped o. have the meeting earlier, but
his was the first date on which Mr..
Smith could be secured.
Frank @ Small, who has recently re-
,orDe5 from Minneapolis to South Paris,
bas purchased OF Mrs. Briggs the lot on
he ives. side Of Pine Street between
Pummer, stable and the house occu-
med by Mrs. Parlin. Mr.. Small will
build a Bungalow on the lot.
Gar. Jean Tolmau, musical director in
Coker College at Hartsyille, s. c., and
Mrs. T7.msn. arrived at South Paris
Monday COZ a visit to Mr.. Tolman's par
snts NJ and Mrs. C.. Z. TOlman. They
will be rare for about week before go
Ing 90 their cottage at Winthrop where
they spend heir summers.
A good rob Of finishing has been done
90 toe earth S dewalk along the railroad
station LOT. t1 which allusion was made
last week U0e. rake and maui were
brought 10. r5glisition, and the walk
vas raessi. smn1thed and trimmed so
thai .t IS as good a walk as can be built
otcoum0u earth material.
SUNDAY June 9th, will be observed as
Nemora sunday by Mt. Mica Lodge OF
Odd Fe TS A members OF the order
10 this vicinity, whether members OF MI.
Mica lodge or some other lodge, are
Invited q, meet az the hall on that day at
900 O'Clock and 20 to Riverside Gene
,ery, where the graves will be decorated
and The usus exercises held at 2:30
Miss Marion Everett entertained the
Sigma The,as at her home on Nichols
Stree, Thursday evening. After the
business meeting a social time with re-
freshmen, was enjoyed. The following
officers were elected:
Pres--rsr9 Dean.
ylcer-ss Marion Everett.
Sec ..ys Damon.
Treas Ia Turner.
some damage was done by the freeze
"Wednesday night, which crusted the
ground aud formed ice on water out
doors Fortunately but few planted
crops were up % suffer, but probably
truit blossoms will feel the effects. The
gale which ragged for torty-eight hours
destroyed most Of the benefit from We'd
aeSdays rain, filed the air with clouds
Of dust, and combined with an unseason-
ably low temperature made life general
y uncomfortable
Miss Isabelle NJ. Resrdon of South
Paris, who for some time past has been
studying AZ the New England COnservs-
Ioiy Of Music Boston, made public sp-
pearance ast Saturday afternoon MAY
~ al recital given by some of the
more proficient students. Her selection,
POldini's "Faunes," was favorably re-
Ceiyed by a large and representative su-
dlence These recitals and concerts,
such as the one at which Miss Reardon
vas prominent, are held at frequent in
'erva's throughout the school year at
Americas oldest and largest Conservs-
Ory and are regarded as important
among the advantages of Boston as an
educational center. The opportunity to
oe named on a programme Is priced
among the $500 or more students.
Ten members of Aurora Encsmpment,
No. %, l. o. o. F., attended district
meeting at Rumford Friday evening and
we're royalty welcomed and splendidly
entertained at that place. Two degrees
we're worked the Patriarchsl by Oxford
sncsmpmeDt of Rumford and the Royal
Furple by Canton Encampmeut of Can