Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-08-15
SOUTH PARIS.

q Emerson is visiting her so
Nj 1i1,rily in Lynn, Mass
n.. Ruth Stuart has returned fror
A n'sit 10 Massachusetts,
10 Walter L. Gray visited friends Il
Ms IT, portion of last week.
c,.,, Kerr has returned from
MIS- U there she has been working
0 S.,o Mills of Salem, Mass, is tn
s,'' ~ her sister, Mrs. 7, NJ Davis
G. Littlefeld visited her sists
:. S So,,i q number of days last week
~. blanche strickland OF New Port
-. Si i guest at Wallace B. Strickland s
.,,s,s orchestra plays for ball a
.! s1ST waterford Wednesday evening o.
this week. !.
vi Maine General Hospital in Portland
5r treatment.
,.b Knight of Newton Highlands
,. Jo'sF !, the guest Of bis sister, Miss
Alice B. Knight.
&C Wight of Bethel was guest Of
w." IA Mrs George 1. Durham for
hort time last week,
r Hall of Pawhusks, Okla,
Als. = ~ South Paris, is here to visit
s.Is.;rss and friends for few weeks.
So. Orchestra will furnish the
S9as the Democratic rally at Grange
nus sa,lT v. ~ evening of this week, the
lSh.
n Morse went Friday to Lincoln,
"a = h. participated on Saturday as
' ,s. in the program OF the North
p.noSscot Pomona Grange.
w,. Sara I. swet, went the first of
asssS 70 the home of her brother,
r =, B SWEET, in Newton, Mass,
.s.,s .bs will remain for some weeks.
NJ, A Morton, Miss Ethel c.
r.a.Lslt Kathleen Richardson, and Miss
y.,,is Newell are at Ramp Killooleet,
S ; Pond, for stay of some length.
.bsr staying three weeks in the Maine
r.,s-al Hospital, Portland, C.. Freeland
psnIsy ia a, home again much improved
i,bsalth. He says it is the competent
rurss girls that did It.
A, interesting event of the past week
"a. me arrival of twin sons at the home
w, and Mrs. Donald Fl. Bean Monday
ni,bt The boys have been christened
Esrusu hastings and Norman Mason.
NJ and Mrs. L. Fred Pike and Mr..
md Mrs Ralph r. Butts plan to start on
Trss1ay With Mr. Fixes car for a visit
n yjpg6sld. the former home of Mrs.
pEs and Mr.. Butts, and attend the CEN
anna celebration Of the town.
Charles r. Durham is taking a vaca-
Inn rum his work at the Grand Trunk
,a.iop. and be and Mrs. Durham are
visiting in Bryant'S Pond and in Port
and BOycs Z. Williamson of Saratoga
Springs, n. Y, takes Mr., Dunham's
Place at The station.
Mr.. G. A. Cutting and sons, after
ysDdipg some weeks with Mrs. Cut
tug's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl, bag
gstt, retained Tuesday to their home in
Ertiord, c., accompanied by Mrs.
Cuttings sister Miss Myra Haggett, and
GyF Stevens Of Norway, in Mr.. Ste
Vsns' car
M. and Mrs. George c. Erskine and
two Sous OF West Rutland, Mass, are
lssts at c. E. McArdle's. They came
through with their car early last week,
bot on arrival Mr.. Erskine was summon
d home, and left on the first train. He
n,urned to South Paris Saturday. The
two sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine were
:aisssnsd by Rev. c. G. Miller at
special service at the Uniyersalist church
Sunday evening.
W. and Mrs George Lawrence and
laughter Elizabeth of Boston and Mrs.
T'snaine Of Harrison were guests at
Geo, R. MOrtOn's last week. This week
Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Davis of New York
and Miss Miriam Chapman of Brookline,
Mass, are expected, and Mrs. Morton
NJ and Mrs. Arthur C. Soule and Miss
GensvieVe Soule of South Windham,
Master Henry Morton, and guests, will
gto Camp Concord for stay.
Mrs. Clara S. Chase came last week
nom lliOD, n Z, for a stay in town.
sAe was accompanied by her grand
calghter, Priscilla Chase, who returns
ga. W. Walkers after having been for
Nns weeks with her father at Ilion.
As vas expected to stay until about
uns Tor the opening Of the fall schools,
suI 90 account Of the prevalence Of in
iaule paralysis in the country, Ii was
nOugAt best TO have her come earlier.
TIE Phiisthea class of the Baptist
Su0dsy School held their annual picnic
tuesday, August 5, at the home of Mrs.
anne Wheeler, member of the class.
lucy vent oy auto, A. G. Maxim going
E'efa times with his touring car. There
NHssoOlt thirty women and children
suO sat down TO well filed tables under
w Tees, Although the shower sent
~sn indoors for time, il was voted
MHs's, and all are looking forward to
picnic time in 1917.
nj and Mrs. Ronsllo Edwards enter.
' ausa party Of twenty-eight at a picnic
,-ppef last Tuesday evening. The
sas's we're Mrs. Augusta Royal, Mr..
M. ~ mrs Arthur T. Royal and four
Tluisn, OF Worcester, Mass; Mr.. and
", a Jesse ?. Edwards and daughter of
SolsaS; Mrs. Frances Harlow and
ss1 1,oa Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P.
=. y, and daughter, Miss Laura AID.
~. ' nj ms Addie Campbell and daugh-
W. Misses y Ethel and Bessie Campbell,
~. "" lara Fales Of Portland, Mr.. and
.SSs Carroll E. Edwards and three
Ripley. warren anu "e0fs0
n. w. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole, r. Guy
s ,.,' anG Mr.. and Mrs. ShirleyJ. Rawson
49,, ~ 70 PORTLAND on Sunday, the 9th, to
M ,au ,L me wedding Of Mrs. Coles sister,
s' ' aNce B. Houghtou. Miss Hough-
u.ta inc daughter of the late Charles
nm usSugnson and Sylvia Fogg Hougb-
M aOtneriy Of Brysnt's Pond and later
RcS.aIon' The groom was Walter 81.
d dan, aus OF Portland, a former resi-
h. .~ west Baldwin. Mr.. Richardson
mss good position with the E. T. Bur-
trm s 20 The ceremony was per-
St,a. sG oy Rev Gay C. White of the Pine
las I ~ Methodist Church, at the parson-
S W., osldal couple being attended by
ls .n uu mrs. Shirley j. Rawson. They
lamp Ground O0" az A"p'
d,,~ Ds'Seen Two Lives" a comedy
,sn,.s with purpose" will be pre-
bVs.u.ss orange Hall Tuesday evening
BpcLsaSs'', rom Mountain Grange, North
with mn Dancing will follow the play,