Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-29

Stephen Clifford is at home from Bates
College for the summer vacation.
A fine piece of grading is being done
in front Of the Alva Hersey House.
Herbert Fields, Who is at present in a
hospital at Lewiston, is improving.
Stanley Thayer is employed at the
Democrat office during the summer.
Joseph Noyes contemplates building a
Sewell Parker is being treated for
rheumatism at DR.. Kings Hospital in
| Portland.
Mrs. Arthur Hall and daughter of
Buckfeld we're guests Of MISS Carrie
Hall last week.
Henry Wetherell is employed at the
Chas. Howard drug store during the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard Of Mont Claire,
n. j., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T.
Briggs, last week.
Miss Florence Gum of Lewiston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Dumb am,
for few days.
Gleuna Starbird entertained party Of
little friends in honor of her birthday,
Monday, June rs.
/ Miss Ella Remission was admitted to
the Central Maine General Hospital for
treatment last week.
Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, Miss Florence
i apc Nra ~ Gpilay vi al tod
friends in Lisbon Sunday.
Mrs. Luther winslow and daughter
Ruth are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Keene, at North Buckfield.
II. P. Millett, Frank Barrows and E.
II. Haggett attended the annual black
smiths meeting held at Fryeburg Satur-
day.
Ralph Andrews, Llewellyn Bartlett,
Misses Blanche Scribner and Gertrude
Curtis went to Lowell on an auto trip
Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Starbird of Lynn, Mass,
came last week 10 spend the summer
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Starbird.
C. W. Lapham OF Rumford is building
six-room bungalow for Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Gates at the Gates farm on
Stearus Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Moves and Mrs. j.
Merrill spent the past week at the
Eighth Maine Regiment Reunion at
Peaks Island.
Mrs. Lizzie Millett was elected chap
lain of the Department of Maine, Ladies
of the G. A. r, at the meeting in Port
land last week.
Thursday of last week George Ayers
little son fell down stairs and broke one |
of his legs. He is at present in the hos
pital at Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. DeLano of Whit
man, Mass, are spending their vacation
with Mrs. DeLano's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. (. NJ. Thsyer.
Master Leslie Msrston came up from
Portland Saturday, aud will visit with
Mr.. G. F. Penley, his grandfather. He
made the trip alone.
Misses Marie Newton, Ida Lowell and
Bertha Wight will soon go 10 Summit
IlONCl III A1aAiicOb, wy
will be engaged for the summer.
EN. Anderson, engineer on the Nor
way branch, is attending the school OF
instruction in Portland this week. u.
K. Wilson expects to attend next week.
Kenneth Witham and Earl Clifford
graduated from Bates College last week.
Mr. Witham has a position at Silver Bay,
y. Y, where he will take up Y. NJ. G.
A. work. Mr. Clifford will teach.
Abou, 80 couple attended the dance in
Norway Opera House last Friday even
ing. Excellent music by Shaw's Orches-
ira Off pieces. This orchestra will run
another dance there Friday evening, |
July 8.
Mrs. Cyrene J. Bean, who passed her
eighty-6ft birthday, June p, wishes to |
thank her many friends who so kindly |
remembered her, as she received many |
tokens of love from far and near, con- |
sisting of flowers, cards, etc.
Herbert A. Hilton has vacated the |
rent in the house of S. P. Stearns, and
has gone to be with his sister, Mrs. Ber- |
~, in Bingham. He took some of bis
household goods to furnish his room,
and the rest of them will be sold.
The ladies of Deering Memorial Church |
are to have food and apron sale Wed |
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
vestry. Ice cream will be on sale. The
Queen Esthers will also have table Of
home made candy and dish towels.
The summer time table goes into eff
feet Sunday, June 81, with the following
changes: East. $3.50 A. NJ daily; 9:55 A.
NJ. daily except Sunday; 4 :57 p. NJ. daily.
West, 30 A. NJ. daily; 3:37 p. NJ. daily
excep, Sunday; 955 P. NJ. daily. Sun
day excursion, East, 7:33II A NJ; p. NJ.
West, 1922 A. NJ; 500 p. NJ.
A meeting of the committee on buying
the plano for Old Fellows Hall will
meet Tuesday evening Of this week at
W. J. Wheeler's Office at 7:30. The
piano is here and ready for inspection.
1t is Lauter Player Piano, high grade
piano and can be used with or without
the player 1t has all the late improve
meuts, beautiful in tone and quality,
easy action and magnificent mahogany
case.
Thursday evening, June II, Mrs. Fl
<. Wilson and Miss Grace Dean furnish
ed music for the high school graduation
at Bryaut's Pond. Miss Deans solos
were very pleasing and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Wilson accompanied Miss Dean on
the piano. By request Mrs. Wilson sang
20 Dry Those Tears" by Rego, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wiskyi of New York,
piano, and Miss Dean, violin. Friday
evening, June Is, Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Dean assisted by Philip Jones, furnished
music for the graduation at West Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Forbes of this
place with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. San
born of Norway, started FRIDAY morn
ing on an automobile tour of Maine and
New Hampshire. They go by the way
of Bridgton, Fryeburg and Conway,
through the Crawford Notch, thence
through the Franconia Notch and return
to Lancaster, N. H., where they will be
guests of the New Hampshire Press As
ISOLATION. From Lancaster they go to
} "The Balsams" aud come through the
Dixville Notch to Enrol; thence to the
. Magalloway Dam and return through the
} Grafton NoSch. Four days will be used
to make the trip.
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