Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-27
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
,ss.o Hours 1894. TO 8 80 P. 4.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
beginning June q, 1915.
ry,lSs LEAvE SOUTH PARIS

ryNSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
..,,,...y r East 5 So q. m, express. daily
G'.-> ..li tally except sunday; so p. IN.
- t.!.y, 81 a. NJ. 90 z. NJ, Sunday
ooy West s:55 a. NJ. express, daily
Local, iaily except sunday 9 55 pm.
-. .a..y, 1922 A. NJ, 2. NJ, Sunday
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: sessions is spending week al
RHey's Island
Mr.. stanley NJ. Wheeler is in Rum,
tr5 visiting relatives and friends.
Ms Lillian Robinson of ST. George is
bs r-s II her daughter, Mrs. Burr F
Jones.
y,sIla ". Mason of Auburn is visit.
inc aer -rsndparents, Mr.. and Mrs. <.
". Mason.
Ms Bertha Wight has been spending
,rs week with Miss Lila Young at
We Paris,
NJ. j. A Scott is spending few
ufs., b Mr. Scott at his new place OF
bg,a n Canada.
Rev -reieu NJ. Robinson of Philsdel-
mia been the guest of relatives in
,ovr few days.
v,, sic Haggett after long vsca-
tin trs -ssumed her position in Smi-
reg's store az Norway.
Mrs Ton c. Wheeler and daughter
Miriam eeve at Squirrel Island with rel
au,es TWO days last week.
sis IVA Leach is taking a two weeks
y5-.- 20 from her work in the store Of
I'll Merchant & Co., at Norway.
m BAPTIST Ladies' Aid will meet with
NJ Heidner Thursday afternoon.
Tie. v. be some special business.
Orchestra of eight pieces will
m-- music for the Grange field day
a, TAR grounds, Thursday, Aug. II.
Fora Pratt and daughter Priscil-
IA eabody, Mass, have been guests
OF Ida NJ. Titcomb for week re
cs..
avs Orchestra is booked to play for
tv 1alls at South Waterford, Friday
evening, July 80, and Friday evening,
Az g.
The railroad track in front of the sta
has been supplied with new ties for
q stance of some rods, and raised some
.ydes above its former grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Noyes left Satur-
.ay for Isle su Haut, where they will
visit the family Of their son, Leon (.
NOyeS, for two weeks or more.
Mrs. George B. Bennett underwent a
-arious surgical operation at her home
his village Thursday. At present
@ is considered to be doing well.
Eenneth Witham has gone to Caribou,
" ere he will be at work for few
W Ks, and will then 60 to Silver Bay,
y g., to take up Y, NJ. c. A. work.
O. A. Record, his son Miles Record,
Ar Merton Webber of Hsverhill, Mass,
W thursday to the Fairbanks camp
a acord Pond for a stay of some
Tel. ID.
Vs Walter p. Maxim, who has been |
spauIiug a vacation at Bay Point, near
Bat. accompanied a member OF the |
party TO Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday for
ay.s.t.
Toe time for the usual flight of
moths is now past, and as yet |
n. srge number have appeared, only a
few being seen around the lights in the
evening.
Leslie Marston has lately visited his
g-l1iiather, Leslie Newell of West Sum
net, aud on Saturday went to visit his
amt Mrs Maud Mann nee Newell, at
IVES, Paris.
s. variation from the ordinary form Of
orchestra of strolliug players was two
men with banjo and guitar who were
be-- picking up change for fair quality
o.; usic Wednesday.
Miss Julia P. Morton and Miss Fannie |
Davis returned Wednesday from a stay
wo or three weeks at Camp Concord,
la 4 Miss Davis left on Thursday to re-
i'm TO her home in Sherburne, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett and
VI aud Mrs. Leon ). Fairbanks and
laughter returned Thursday from their |
,,sy AZ Concord Pond. aud on Saturday |
me fairbanks family left for their home
10 Abingdon, Mass.
The Sigma Thetss, accompanied by
N and Mrs. Burr +. Jones, enjoyed a
yer, pleasant outing at Tennessee wassee
Lake Wednesday afternoon and evening,
% ( by motor boat and having a picnic /
supper at Gibson's Grove.
TIA. r. Eaton, a former principal of
Par High School, has been elected
pa pal of Bangor High School. Since
leay Paris Mr.. Eaton has taught in
several places, aud for the past four
year 10 StoughtOn and Attleboro, Mass.
Ess Flora Murch and Miss Marion
Everett, went last week to Ocean Park
v % 'ue Intention of staying ten days TO
attend the missionary conference. Miss
Everett, Was summoned home on account
of tbe accident of Sunday night, and ar
rive Monday morning.
Mr., and Mrs II. b. Jackson of De-
tTo', Mich, were here in their motor
car a short time last week, and called on
Mr. jAckson's father, Andrew j. Jack
son, Who is with his brother, Alfred III.
jackson. H. b. Jackson is general man
aver Of the Hudson Motor Car Co. of
Detroit
Pas. Masters night in Paris Lodge, +.
and A. NJ, which was deferred from the
June meeting because the candidate was
Dot able 20 be present, will be observed
al a special meeting Tuesday evening OF
ID eek, when it is expected that the
NJ. NJ degree will be conferred on two
candidates.
Freeland Perkins, formerly of South
Paris who was during the last of his resi-
deuce here clerk at the Andrews House
for some years, was in town last week.
Mr.. Perkins has been for some years
with E G.. Davis Il Co., wholesale gro
Ger, nj Lewiston, and is in charge OF the
shipping department.
The BURBERRY pasture of C.. w. Shaw
on SiugepOle will not be opened to pick
ers this year, as the frost destroyed
nearly the whole crop. Usually about
200 quarts are taken there on the day IT
Is opened. The pasture of j. F. King is
also nearly destitute of berries this year.
B'ue6erries are scarce everywhere, and
The price so far has been about the high
est ever known.
A meeting of the joint school COM
mlt,ees Of the superintendent district
made up Of Paris aud Woodstock was
beld here last Monday, TO take under |
Consideration the election of superin- |