Oxford Democrat., 1915-07-20

Beginning June p, 1918,
-RArSs LEAvs SOUTH PARIs
.-,,,, DOWN East So a. m, express. daily
,.-'-s. daily; 81 A NJ, 90 p. NJ, Sunday
',r, up West 9:S an. express, daily
s-. IN local, daily except sunday; s5S pm.
sxp-tss daily; lO=s2 A NJ r NJ sunua,
0ry.
Mss Dorothy Wight has gone to Har
-ispn for the summer.
Mrs Emily Cook has gone to Bethe
Pea ,ueud few weeks with relatives.
Nr and Mrs. Frank r. Durham spent
a fsw days at Brysnt's Pond last week
V-s = l. Cam is taking a vacation
and fs at present with friends in Kenne'
bunk.
MISS Edith Stevens of North Paris was
-r. nest of Miss Geneva Young last
week.
small addition is being built on the
-a4- Mrs. Durgin's house on Pleasant
>--s-;.
and Mrs. Herbert Bonney OF
--v. Mass, were recent guests at +.
H gauney's.
v-s. Anna II. Hayes went Saturday to
~..rrz Island, where she will spend
-y Ks or more.
Ms Elizabeth W. Morton visited her
d,r-l-sr, Mrs. Arthur Soule, at South
W-.lam a few days last week.
Mrs Arvilla Wise has recently return
af --om a three weeks visit TO her son,
Dael. Wise, in Rockland, Mass.
Ca' Wm. T. Eustis and family Of Dix
ss! ara ut their summer home south OF
age where they have spent sever
A. aasOns.
,lr aud Mrs. Carl Jean Tolman, who
ore spending the summer at Winthrop,
AVE been here with his people during
,1a past week.
Mrs. W. r. Fletcher of Worcester,
N7ss., has Joined the Fletcher children
st Almon Churchill's. Mr.. Fletcher is
expected little later.
June and Shirley Haskell, children of
Harry Haskell of Auburn, have recently
spent week with Mrs. l.. A. Rounds,
returning home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Eames Chapman
have issued invitations to friends to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stowe Chap
man at their home Tuesday evening,
July Goth.
Miss Lepora Bessey of Stoneham,
Mass, returned from Camp Concord last
Monday, and left Tuesday for Belgrade
Lakes, where she will be for the rest OF
the summer.
o. Z. Barrows is doing more concrete
work at his place on Pine Street, includ-
.ug steps for the back verands, walks,
ani bank wall above the basement drive
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gould Spofford and
40 children of Quincy, Mass, after
making two weeks visit to relatives
here, left Friday for home. The trip
vas made in their motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Morton, with Mrs.
f. G.. Morton, Mrs. c. A. Bessey and
Ms. Geo. b. Crockett, made sn automo-
bile trip into New Hampshire and around
trs mountains Thursday and Friday.
The South Paris Grammar School
team defeated Norway Grammar School
g- the high school grounds "Wednesday
stternoon, l2 tot. They expect to play
s-ain Wednesday afternoon OF this
eek.
The oiling Of the streets was done last
Monday and Tuesday, the area covered
being that named in the Democrat last
week, with portions of High Street and
&, me other spots, and on Wednesday the
o.er left for Norh Conway.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bsrrows, formerly
OF south Paris, who have lived at Me-
chauic Falls for the past few years, will
return here in the near future, and ocu-
cupy the lower tenement in the house Of
Mrs. T. W. Willis on Park Street.
Once more we hear the joyful sound
Of whistle. The factory of the Paris
Manufacturing Co. started up Monday
morning ate, its ;wJ weeks vacation.
The factory of tho Mason Nanufactur-
ng Co. will start up next Monday, July
1j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred II. Jackson, Miss
Nellie Jackson. and Andrew J. Jackson
took trip through the White Noun
tIus Tuesday, going by way of Gorham,
3 ham Notch and Crawford Notch,
and returning through Fryeburg, They
re favored with the best of weather
Cox sightseeing.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Stuart left We'd
res6ay morning for Augusta, from
which place they were to start the next
Gly, with ii. II. Stuart and family of
Augusta aud Mrs Leons Wheaton, ON
a. automobile trip. They go 10 Caribou,
there to be joined by Fred S. Brown and
family, ard from that place in two cars
on e ,J.p in Canada, of ten or twelve
DAYS
Announcements have been received of
the marriage of Rev. Francis Penley
Mauley and Miss Edith Arnold Argo in
Boston on the l4th of June. They are
a home after the first of July at Spo-
kane, Wash, and after the 18th of No
ysmber at Madras, India, where Mr..
Mauey is engaged in missionary work.
He IS a grandson of G. Freeland Penley
OF this place.
Mrs William Spokesfisld and son Will
liam OF Boston are guests at A. w.
Walkers. Mrs. Spokesfield was formerly
Miss Nay Kramer of South Paris. On
Friday Mrs. Spokcs6e!d and son, Miss
Eva Walker, Mrs. Alta Rankin and
Miss Priscilla Chase were taken by John
5 Carver in his car to the Walker camp
al >hagg Pond, to remain over Sunday.
State Master C. S. Stetson has an
nouuced the places and dates of the
Stat. Grange field meetings for the pres
en-, season, beginning Aug. 10 and clos
iug Sept. 2. The Oxford County meet
ing will be held at the fair grounds Aug.
L Professor W. Z. Sargent of Hebron
will be the principal speaker at this
meeting and the others of the first part
OF the series. The state master and
state lecturer will be present at all the
meetings.
The marvels of modern invention are
mystery not only TO the adult. A few
days since at an outdoor gathering OF
ladies, a photograph was started up
with record by noted tenor soloist.
A four-year-Old girl who was present
with her mother, looking around in some
puzzement, asked, "Why doesn't the
man come out?" Soon after a man hap
pening by and stopping to hear the
music, the little one appeared relieved,