Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-20
SOUTH PARIS.

Gsorgs A. Chapman is here on visit
from Hsverhill, Mass.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds visited in Danville
eyersl days last week.
Mrs. Fred B. wiggin visited in Angus
several days last week.
Miss Effie Hardy of Hsverhill, Mass,
the guest of relatives here.
shay's Orchestra played for q June
ball at Harrison last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary Cobb of Auburn has been
be guest of Mrs. Anna q. Hayes for a
lew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Tucker Of
Canton visited relatives here for short
lime last week.
Mrs. Alba Clark of Hyde Park, Mass,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pat
erson for week.
Mrs. Charles T. Merrill and son of
Kenuebuukport are visiting her parents,
kr. and Mrs. W. 81. JENNIE.
DR.. C. L. Buck was in Auburn Thurs
aay TO attend the meeting of the Maine
Diyision of Sons of Veterans.
Miss Dorothy Wight has returned
nom Gorham, Y. a., where she has
been teaching for the past year.
sbaw's Orchestra of eight pieces will
kprnisb the music on the fair grounds
for the Sunday School field day on the
k7ih.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley j. Rawson of
Brownville arrived Friday, and will
gpend the summer with their relatives
here
Miss Ruth Bolster was in the law
pfice OF Alton C.. Wheeler during the alb |
hence Of Miss Florence NJ. Richardson |
Jas, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Barrows of Wal
kham, Mass, were here to attend the |
mineral of Mr.. Barrows' father, A. F.
Barr0ws.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. will hold
food sale at Grand Army Hall on the sf-
ernoon of Friday, June 23rd. Sale to
bpen at 2:30 o'clock.
June leap year ball at Grange Hall
|Fuesday evening. Shsw's Orchestra,
6ye pieces. will furnish the music. Dane
ng sis to Y. All are invited.
Mrs. Geo. R. Morton, with Masters
Henry Morton and Gordon Powers,
tarted Monday morning for Boston,
where they will spend the week doing
hs Hub.
Twelve members of Aurora Encamp-
beut, l. o. o. F., visited Mollyockett
Encampment at West Paris Tuesday
evening, and witnessed work in the Roy
y Purple Degree.
4 A communication from West Paris
Relative to the matter of the high school
here, is in the Democrat Office, but it is
Dmpracticable to use it in this issue. 1t
vii appear next week.
Miss Frances Chapman, having finish
81 her school work in Oakland, is at
home for few days with her parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. B. n. Chapman, before
going TO Wilton for the summer.
Mrs. J. Il. Nichols, after spending the
winter with her daughter in Winchester,
Mass, returned to her home here last
Eeek, accompanied by her grandson,
Roger SWEET, who will spend some time
here.
4 Miss Florence N. Richardson spent |.
most Of the past week with the family of
her sister in Exeter, n. H, going at this
Slime especially to attend the graduation
Spf her niece, Miss Marjorie Peaslee, from
Robinson Seminary.
Cyrus P. Berry, through the agency
Sof J. Hastings Bean, has sold his house
{pn the corner of Gothic and Church
Streets to Elmer r. Briggs, and Mr.. and
plrs Briggs will soont axe possession and
occupy it.
Herbert A. Hilton, formerly of this
{town, who has been in New Mexico for
|the past few months for the benefit of
bis health, has returned to Bingham,
where be went after the death OF Mrs.
Hilton last year.
Miss La NJ Marshall, formerly of
South Paris and daughter of the late
|Eben n. Marshall, was married on the
Moth, in Auburn where she resides, TO
Walter Levi GosS of ths same city. They
will reside in Auburn.
Ripley & Fletcher have sold to Henry
Fletcher the lot on Maple Street which
they recently bought, and have purchas-
<ed the Grand Trunk Hotel lot on Pleas
pr Street near the station, on which
|they will put up a concrete garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Stsrbird, Mrs. E. NJ. Millett,
.Ars. Kate Stuart, Mrs. Emily Cook, and
n. Plummer were at Portland last
week in attendance on the encampment
ot the Grand Army of the Republic and
billed organizations.
Harry A. TitcOmb, principal of the
|high school at D or Isle, is here for a
Jew days Of the vacation. He is to be
Employed during the summer for the
public utilities commission in the en-
lneering department, and expects to be-
go his work in about week.
The concrete foundation is going in
or an addition to the house of Samuel
richards on Pleasant Street, on the west
lde of the house as 1t stands. The ad-
Hilton will be 20x24 feet, two stories and
Basement, and will contain hall, dining
Foom, living room with fireplace, two
chambers, and piazza, all in modern
'ptyle.
Next Sunday night at Ceering Memo
pa Church, Rev. z. Fl. Richards, d. D.,
with experience as missionary to Africa,
<will speak on the worlds missionary &C
<lVlues. DR.. Richards Is recommended
as speaker of distinction, and all will
want to hear him. Ne plea for collec-
slon. An offering taken only to defray
traveling expenses.
very appreciative audience was irl
soendance Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson, when a piano
recital was given By Miss Maxine Ben
[pe't, assisted by Miss Helen Barnes,
vocalist. Maxine is a very conscientious
[student, and shows unusual musical
aoility, as was manifest in the following
program:
49, al IruMpeters Brown
/ 5hrowlng Kisses (from memory Helms
ocArI Dance (from memory -Chaminade
sOng..Ma Maxine s.,so,sa
Ma saus1 IN IN Beethoven
lla Suerriere--------.-------
A""er song Fargo |
sOng. maine ss,ee.sd
/ A.Vresgue----- Dyorak /
Austrian Song (from memory Pacher /
Maxine
well rendered program was given at |