Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-29
Ralph Easson will leave for orono

Ralph Easson will leave for Orono
Friday.
Harold Keene Is guest at Sherman
Ordway's.
Kenneth Witham spent the weekend
in West Minot.
Miss Marion Fuller of Oxford spent
Saturday with Miss Marion Gray.
Walter Bean of Oxford spent the
weekend with Miss Marion. Gray.
Hon. j. A. Roberts will address Paris
Grange next Saturday at their meeting.
There will be dance at 1.-THE Shack
at Paris Hill on Friday evening Of this
week.
Freeland Witham has returned to the
c. h. Howard Co. drug store after bis
vacation.
Miss Doris gilbert is employed in the
Office of her uncle, j. P. Richardson, as
bookkeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Turner of Lynn,
Mass, with friends called on relatives in
town Sunday.
Mrs. William L. Gray and Miss Carrie
Gray spent Sunday with Miss Helen Saw
yer at Portland.
Miss Phyllis Taylor is spending few
days in Harrison the guest of Miss Mil
dred Edgecomb.
After July LIST Robert ". Wheeler will
be a member Of the insurance agency of
w. j. Wheeler & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Monk recently re-
turned from short visit to Mrs. Monks
brother in Pennington.
Mrs. Harold C. Anderson and two
children of WATERFOWL, Mass, are visit
ing at E. n. Anderson's.
Mrs. S. ]. Rawson, who is at present in
the hospital in Lewiston, Is improving
and is expected home Friday.
Miss Evelyn Ordway of Mexico has
been the guest of Miss Rena Tribou at
the cottage at Pennesseewassee Lake for
week.
Guests at Camp Owsley, Harrison,
over Sunday were Whtefeld Stuart and
daughter Ruth, Mrs. VIM. gilbert and
j. p. Richardson.
City water has been installed at DR..
SHELLS house on High Street and at
Frank Smalps new house on Pine Street.
within the past week.
Mrs. C. w. Bowksr and Mrs. Writ
Stanley and daughter, Ethelyn, are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Stanley at Lake Auburn Fish Hatchery.
Percy Kenuey of Wsterville spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Rich
ardsou, Mrs. Richardson and her niece,
Miss Doris gilbert, returned home with
him by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Amadon of Welles.
ley Hills, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Z. Cole at VIM. j. Wheeler's.
Mrs. Amadon was formerly Miss Lillian
Noyes of South Paris.
The annual field day meeting OF the
w. C. T. U. will be held in Mrs. l.. Z.
Beams grove on Pine Street Tuesday af-
.ernoon from 2:30 to $50. A picnic
supper will be served at $50, and So
,ial time enjoyed, Friends are cord tally
invited.
A very beautiful altar cloth embroid-
sred with passion flowers and cross in
,olors upon brown brosdcloth was made
and presented to the Universalist church
oy Mrs Jennie NJ. Oliver of Jamaica ;
Plain, Boston, Mass, a visiting friend of
Rev. Mr.. Miller and family.
The annual roll call and supper for the ,,
members of the church organization of
he Universalist parish will be held Fri
lay evening at 6:45 O'Clock. All who
ire members are earnestly requested by
Mr.. Miller to be present. The ministers
IF the other churches and their wives
will also be in attendance. The meeting
will be in the Sunday School room.
Mr.. Conant, State Secretary of the |
Nassac husetts Sunday School Associa- !
ion, will give lecture at the Congrega- !
.ional church next Wednesday evening
,t7:30. This will take the place of the
pray or meeting. Mr.. Consnt is man Of
wide experience and has been prominent
in Massachusetts for several years. He
IS worth hearing. Lecture free.
An automobile accident took place
Sunday afternoon on the pine woods road
\ little way north of the "Hollow" school
house A car driven by Chas. Hemming.
way and carrying also Ernest Kneeland
and Mrs. Kneelsnd was cOasting down
he grade north of the school house when
the rear wheels skidded in the sand and
The car tipped over, throwing out all
three of the occupants and damaging the
car to some extent. Mr.. Hemminwsy
scalp wounds that required
several stitches to close and Mrs. Kueel-
and had rib broken and was badly
DR.. Wheeler Of West Paris
attended the injured and brought them
home in his car. 1t is not yet known
whether Mrs. Kneeland sustained inter
nal injuries other than broken rib.