Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-22
SOUTH PARIS.

n gues.s al Mrs. Ellen Blake's las
week
v..s. Lois and Eta Hollis of NORTH
p,,i. were guests Of friends in town las
week.
n, and Mrs John c. McArdle o.
c..-sm9ar. ' H., have been guests il
nwp for few days.
yr. rsaota oliver of Jamaica Plain,
~. i, +, cues, at Rev. Chester Gore
yi..sr's Coo few weeks.
phil, smear Of the class of 1918 il
Ws.'-,s. DIVERSITY has returned home
Trtbs sumner vacation.
NJ. r.s Burbank of Gorham, n. g.,
s,,r,s-.y rf south Paris, has visited a
Few da;s a; Z. NJ. Winslow's.
Mr., Ee Selden of Portland ha,
ham S. OF her brother, W. j. Cur
i. rr .1e past week or more.
Mis- Alta Rand, who is at Charles
s.,r..r'- rg oxford, was here with heI
r-.he-. Nrs Ralph A. Hemingway, over
>luily
The .sasleys and students of the high
.,ba., on yed a picnic Saturday at the
c5,,srs OF. capt. Tribou at Pennesseewas.
see Lake
Ms. 81 -.ey j. Rswson underwent an
orsrauol n appendicitis at the Central
Maine General Hospital Friday, and is
doing We
R,yr r3 PeDfold left Friday after.
moon f- Eackland, where be has a posi-
.iou Del. boy at the SamOset Hotel for
the seas %.
Ms, slen NJ. Barnes accompanied
Miss Frances W Brown to her home in
Bangor -aturday, and is her guest there
FOR l week.
NJ Fred B. Wiggin visited in Lowell
afsg lays last week, and was met in
Prr. r5 On her way home by Mr.. Wig
gin and Rinaldo and Mrs. Brickett.
Mss Nellie Jackson of Portland was
.hs .lsst Of relatives here last week,
en- r, 20 attend the Briggs Dean we'd
din and the high school graduation.
Paris Lodge, F. and A NJ, will have
pa masters night at its meeting Tues
dag evening of this week, when the past
III tiers will work the NJ. NJ. degree.
Nlr. and Mrs. Roy E. Cole and son of
Canton, Mass, are with Mrs. Coles par
slts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wheeler, and
will spend the summer at South Paris.
RAY Thayer of Portland was the guest
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ.
Thayer, Sunday. Donald Thayer re-
-urned to Portland with him to spend
isw weeks.
Geo. r. Morton received a few days
sllce an interesting letter from Donald
b Macmillan, the Arctic explorer, with
suumber of photographs taken by the
e1rsiitiOn.
81 - Alice Hunter of Strong, gradu-
az ai Paris High School in the class of
ls... as here last week for the grsdua-
u5- and banquet, the guest OF her sister,
MI A. r. Goldsmith.
w annual meeting Of the W. c. 7.
T ,s been postponed TO Tuesday, June
...sel will be held in Mrs. l.. Z. Beans
gr.,. 10 Pine Street. Further particu-
3rs IS 100 Oe gwen later'
Clarence G.. Morton and family of
CRYSTAL. \. H., were in town a few days
last week, aud his mother, Mrs. l.. G.
Morton. went TO Crystal with them on
Their return for short visit.
NJ. and Mrs. +. A. Heidner went the
las. 1f The week 10 Holyoke, Mass, to
visit I'd. ttives, whence they will go on a
mggr- "Trip in New York state with Mr..
He,drsr's brother aud others.
Harry A Titcomb is engaged as clerk
In the store Of +. Y. Wright for the sum
mer vacation. In the fall he will go to
Deer Isle. where he has secured the po-
,it5u ~ principal of the high school.
Ms Frances W. Brown, who has
been supervisor Of music in the Paris
schools for ,be past five terms, has re-
sigret 20 accept a position as supervisor
Of music Zoo the schools of Dalton, Mass
Nr and Mrs Ralph B. Penfold and
daughter Mae Fales Penfold OF Portland
were guests % Mr.. Penfold's mother,
Mrs Wm p. Morton, last week, and at
tended :as Briggs Dean wedding aud
The big school graduation.
Nj a.f Mrs George NJ. Giles moved
their y IDS The last OF the week 20 their
new home in Auburn. Their house on
Gothic .reet will be occupied by Mr..
and Nrs Harold G. Fletcher. Mr.. and
Mrs Giles will be missed by their many
friends lere.
Uara T. Thsyer of Norway, who has
been ra -Gt Democrat force since last
is. closed his engagement here Thurs
DAY, and 90 Saturday went with his fam
iyto Ji Orchard, where he will as last
summer nave position in the store OF
the seaside Drug Co.
,u shower was given Miss Lulu
Day., a. he home of Mrs. 5. G. Ordway
Tuesday -yening by the Delta Alphas
AMI -ae Ceciiian Choir Of Deering Me-
mora church The dining room was
decorated for the occasion, and ice
cream and cake were served. The even
Ing vas spent with various games and
sCcab.Ity.
Several changes in the teaching force
Of The Paris schools are announced. Miss
Madeleine Pillsbury of Pine Point will
have ths Pleasant Street Primary, sue
ceedug Miss Sylvia Z. Wesre. Miss
Helen NJ. Jordan of North Rridgton will
have the Sburtlef Primary, succeeding
Miss cva1gelne WoOdman, who has re
slgLes Miss Ruth Carter of Portland
vii have the intermediate school at West
Paris These three are graduates OF
Goybam Normal School.
Winfield Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon A. Brooks ofthis place, is now q
cadet 10 the United States Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis. He graduated from
Paris High School in the class of 1914,
and WAS ysledictOrian. He then entered
the University of Maine, and remained
there until be secured the appointment
10 Annapolis some time since. he
passed ms mental examination with
good rank, and has recently taken the
physical examination and was accepted,
and went few days since to Annapolis
to begin work.
An oId.iashioned quilting party was
given by Mrs. Geo. K. Morton Tuesday,
IN honor Of her two married daughters,
Mrs Benjamin Fish of Santa Barbara,
Ialt., aud Mrs. Arthur Soule of South
"'ndhsm, who were at home. The
quilts were pieced by Mrs. Morton's
mother, Mrs. Rizpsh Whitman, from the
daughters girlhood dresses. The
guests were girlhood friends of the
daughters and their mothers, the moth