Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-07
Only week to the fair.
Colby Joy Of Fairfield is the guest Of

mon, open for the fall term Sept. 20.
Miss Fanny N. Chapman left Monday
for Oakland, Me-, to teach in grade four.
Rev. d. Fl. johnson of Wayne occu pied
the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday.
A. A. Swift has been the guest of his
sister, Mrs. j. Z. Murch, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Small have
moved into their new bungalow on Pine
Street.
Miss Achsah Mathews of Lake CITY.
Minn., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
WIN. j. Wheeler.
A number of Masons from Paris Lodge
visited Jefferson Lodge at Bryant's Pond
Tuesday evening.
| The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Albert
Ames Tuesday afternoon.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have a
food sale next Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at F. n. Wright's store.
Arthur Patch, who is in the wholesale
store of the A Fl. Berry Shoe Co. at
Portland, is in town for the holiday.
o. II. Tracy and family have moved to
Portland, where Mr.. Tracy is employed
IN the planning mill of Smith & Rumery.
Mrs. Il. n. Porter and daughter
Marguerite are staying for two weeks
with Mrs. Louise Taylor, at Peaks
Island.
Earl r. Clifford, Bates 1915, has been
elected submaster of Brewer High
School, where he will teach mathematics
and science.
Miss Edith Maxwell, after spending
the summer with her parents here, re-
turned Monday to her teaching in Mel
rose, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Swan went to
Sumner Saturday to visit Mrs. Swans
mother, Mrs. George Morrill,, returning
home Monday.
A party of eight girls were entertained
by Mrs. +. A. Heidner Thursday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Charlotte
Ramsdell of Calais.
Mrs. c. W. Kimball and sons Cecil and
Richard went to Portland Thursday,
where they will spend few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Walter Armstrong and son Ray
mond of Danvers, Mass, returned home
Saturday after months visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscsr E Barrows and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving o. Barrows are
spending Labor Day with relatives at
Bath, going by automobile.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. P. Richardson are at
their camp at Anonymous Pond, enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
daughter Katherine from Boston.
Mrs. Martha c. Robinson, who has
been with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Kate |
Stuart, for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Cambridge, Mass.
G. W. Bowker has been selected as one |
of the judges by the Central Labor
Union and Maine Hand Engine League |
for the Labor Day Celebration at Port
land.
George A. Doran and family returned
Thursday from a two weeks vacation |
spent at the Thousand Islands. Mr.. Dorau |
spent few days of the time on visit to
John A. Scott at Pembroke, Ont.
Howard Aldrich returned home We'd
nesday from Sabattus, where he has
been spending two weeks vacation
with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Churchill, at Camp Cantke epit Quiet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Gilbert and Mr..
and Mrs II. B. Gilbert of Canton were at
Arthur E Forbes Sunday, and Mrs. w.
b. Gilbert remains for few days visit
y. d. Bolster.
Roy Fl. Porter, after spending num-
Der of weeks here, has gone to Durham,
y. H., TO prepare for his work in the
New Hampshire State Agricultural Col
lege at that place. His family remain
here little longer.
Nathan A. Chase of lion, n. Y, is at
A. W. Walkers for brief Labor Day
recess from his work for the Remington
Arms Co.-the only vacation in sight for
him at present, as the company has so
much work on war orders.
Mrs. Geo. R. Morton took her Sunday
School class of eight boys and one other
on long automobile ride and picnic
Friday, going through Bethel and West
Bethel to Pappoose Pond in Albany, a
few miles from West Bethel. The trip
was made by different routes going and
returning.
Hose Co. No. and Hook and Ladder
Co. will meet at the central house on
evening, Sept. 9, at 7;15 P. NJ.
II tvill
meet at their own hose houses. Roll call
by clerks of the companies. Wants and
requirements discussed. Per order of
the engineers.
Several teams of Paris players started
Monday morning for the tennis tourna-
ment at Rumford in which they are to
play. The teams are Morton V. Bolster
aud Harold T. Briggs; Sumner Davis and
Murray Bigelow; George c. Fernald and
John Reardon. Also from Paris Hill
John w. Prentiss and Fred W. Shaw will
play.
Oscar Z. Barrows has purchased of
Mrs. l.. J. Briggs block of land includ-
ing forty-foot strip in the rear of his
homestead lot on Pine Street extending
to River Street, aud the vacant
lot fronting on Pine Street between the
Universalist church and the house of
Robert Paterson. Ii is understood that
be is to build on this lot in the near fu-
ture.
A business meeting was held by the
Fan-Tan Club at their club rooms Friday
evening, followed by a rarebit supper and
rock. The club rooms, over the dental
office of DR.. Carl s. Briggs, have By
means of quite lot of work on the part
of members been put in good shape and
furnished at surprisingly
small expense, and are most attractive
place for their purpose.
On the occasion of his birthday last
Tuesday, j. E. Kenney was given sur
prise supper arranged by Mrs. Kenney,
the guests being his brother, Postmaster
j. A Kenney, and the men in Mr.. Ken
ney's department in the finishing room
at the Paris Manufacturing Co.'s factory
"a party of nine or ten. No hint of the
affair was gained by Mr.. Kenney until
the guests were all seated at the table,
and he was highly pleased.
Two games of ball at the high school
grounds, between South Paris and