Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-19
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. Jessie OOu1el - ''sAeiuS u oRt-
anI
Ms C. A. Record is with Mr.. Record
4. sanford for while.
NJ. snd Mrs. Geo. r. Morton made
,-.r 90 New York city by way of the
Hudson asst week.
The Philathes Class of the Baptist
church met With Mrs. Frank A. Taylor
Tuesday afternoon.
Ssaw's Orchestra will play for a Hal
7a s1 ball at Grange Hall, West Paris,
r 49, evening, Oct. %.
y-,. Arthur Soule of South wiudbam
f. te home Of her parents, Mr.. and
NJ, re'. &. Morton, for short stay.
,.- and Mrs. o. Fl. Bumpus, who
Rave susot the summer at Onset, Mass,
8. .sla,, arrived home last Monday
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rl Data Alphss will hold their first
-rE Of the season at Mrs. 0rdwsy's
r. IS evening. A full attendance is
desired.
v-- l. c. Morton is visiting her sis
--. Mrs. G. A Bessey, in Stonehsm,
81 -s aud other relatives and friends in
,a vicinity.
va-d shaw piano, and George Soper
$ vii furnish music for the high
.. .lcable at the high school Friday
lis week.
u0t forget the annual sale by the
rs e., # the g. A. r., at their room on |
.srnOOu OF Oct. 2Sth. A liberal |
-.- 1sge is hoped for.
and Mrs. Harry z. Jordan of |
have been guests at Benjamin |
>=--'s during the past week, while Mr..
sa vas serving on the Jury.
--s Carl ). Briggs, Miss Cora Wight
% IS Ruth Bolster were at West /
thursday afternoon to attend the
given Miss Lila Young.
Harry D. Cole and Mrs. John A.
wi. give a party in Grand Army
thursday evening to the members OF
EASTERN Star. Whist and rock will
aged.
u-s. Arvilla Wise has sold her house
Myrtle Street 20 Mrs. Phebe j. Edge
u0 Of Auburn who will occupy it,
4-, Eigecomb has two sisters aud 9th
relatives living here.
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards, former
south Paris but now of Dix6eld,
where Mr. Edwards is running bakery,
we've calling on friends here Tuesday,
w1ile on their vacation.
Full accounts Of two recent social
vents of interest in Oxford County, the
Vyman golden wedding and the Stone
.amily party, are given on the first page
u this issue of the Democrat.
Paris Grange and its guests were high
= entertained last Saturday by Mrs.
Kate B. Ellis, state lecturer Of the Board
of Health. Her address with stereopd-
con was greatly appreciated by all.
An invitation from Brown V. r. c.,
No S. of Bethel, requests the attend
snce of the South Paris Ladies of the g.
A. r. with post members, 10 campfire
az their hall on Saturday, Oct. Esd.
There will be grange benefit dance
in Grange Hall Tuesday evening OF this
week, Oct. 70. Duuham's Orchestra,
mostly contra dances. Refreshments at
ntermission. All ladies admitted free.
Mt. Mica Lodge, I. o. o. F, will con- !
fer the first degree on two candidates a,
-hs meeting Thursday evening. A large
attendance is desired and every member !
G. the degree staff is expected to be
present.
on the occasion Of her birthday last |
Tuesday, the 18th, Mrs. 5. P. Stearns a
aatertained few mem bers OF the fam.
IS, including Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Park l
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. E. ).
6iborn of Bethel. 1
Juan EscaIra of Camaguey, Cuba, who
.sss al 4 bert D. Parks for some time
.lea a student some years since, visited
ere for two or three days last week.
is now running a sugar plantation,
a-i has built sugar mill run by electric
.y, the first of It's kind in Cuba. ,
Mrs. John F. Stanley of Auburn and /
" and Mrs Newton Stanley OF South I
rlrtand spent most of the past week a
,h relatives here, returning on Mon I
AZ TO Auburn, where Mr.. and Mrs. '
newton Stanley will spend another week
g- heir vacation.
4. T. Barrows, who forme rly lived at
nth Paris, but has been for the past
,.w years at Mechanic Falls, has pur-
CEASED the Mahern house on Park Street,
ud be and Mrs BarrOws are moving in.
E G. Bean aud family, who have occu- :
ed the house, have moved into the
Farrar house on Wheeler Street.
AT the meeting of the Universalist Z
" s.ion Circle at Mrs c. r. Dunham's
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Annie Swift gave
an interesting account of the national I
Caiversalist meetings which she attend 9
Cd in Pasadena, Calf, and other mat
ters connected with her trip to the Pa
cIfic coast, entertaining the assembly for I
nearly two hours. Z
Rev. and Mrs. c. | Spear, Mrs. James
NJ. Mlle,t and DR.. c. l.. Buck will attend
the convention of the State Sunday
School Association this week, as dele
gates from the Methodist Sunday School.
Geo. b Crockett will attend from the
Baptist Sunday School, and Rev. A. /.
McWborter from the Congregational
School. The convention is at Bath.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs Heidner on High a
Street The consideration Of home eco a
urm'cs is continued, with program as .
follows: q
Roll Call-"DOnts Tor HOuSekeepers
How q Know Your Child Mrs. hathaway Il
EQUAL Rights for Parent and Child Mrs. Stewart
UHspoiing the spoiled Child Mrs. Wheeler Z
Plano TrO-Selected
Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Wilson r
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas 5. Barnes and v
Mss Helen NJ. Barnes were in Portland B
Saturday to attend the wedding that B
evening of Mr.. Barnes niece, Miss Olive
Holman Barnes,t to Mr.. Chester Granville
Abbott The wedding was at the Wood
f0rds Congregational church. Miss
Helen NJ Barnes was one of her cousins
bridesmaids. The bride is the daughter q
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Holman NJ. Barnes OF a
Portland, and has been frequent visitor
in South Paris. J
The remains of Mrs. Albion l.. Tubbs, .
who died on Tuesday at her home IN ;
Seffner, Fla, were brought here on Sat. ,
urday, accompanied by Mr.. Tubbs and
their foster daughter, and the funeral
was held Saturday at Deering Memorial
Church, attended by Rev. Q. l.. Spear.
The Tubbs family were for number OF
years up to a few months since residents ,
og ,hara Mr. Tuhhs WAS in