Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

IA SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
sd osos gours. 7:3O A. TO 80 Pm.
W SRASD Trunk RAILWAY.
W BEGINNING Sept Il, 1915,
81 TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down East 5: IS a. m, express, daily
<# - local daily except Sunday; 5 02 p. N
,,o-sss- iaily. : 81 a. m., 500 p. m, Sunda.
s1slI,5oTi SC5S ID WEST Gas an, express, daily
W 80 iocsl, daily except Sunday; 81 pm
M - Ss.s isily. 1922 q. m, S 90 p. m, Sunda,
W excursion
wss Alberta Tompson of Portland Il
81 a. Charles Edwards.
# NJ and Mrs. Ralph r. Butts spent ;
81 ,sW days at Kiugfsld during the week
Miss Bertha Wight spent the weekend
vib Miss Ruth Bolster at Peaks Island
Mrs Chester Abbott of Portland ha'
# ham a guest at T. 5. Barnes for a few
days.
81 Ms c. L. Dillingham; of Dixfield ID
III ,bs gnsst Of her daughter, Mrs. Z. c.
81 TOrrey.
# Mrs. Matte Evans ia spending the
q month with her son, Fred H. Evans, at
s Errol, y, &.
vr. Homer Webster and two children
81 NJ Remington, Vt, are visitors at John
s. z. E7eretts.
The foundation is ready for the addi-
# ZION 10 the exhibition hall at the county
q fair grounds.
Miss Alice Davis of Lewiston has been
,bs ones, of Miss Louise Powers during
the past week.
Mrs Fred Tlrrell of Turner has been
& The quest Of her sister, Mrs. Percy P.
N Allen, for few days.
Marion. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
n psrcy P. Allen, fell while playing Mon
n dsy, and dislOcated her elbow.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Goldsmith have
y made a three days trip to Franklin
\ County visiting relatives and friends.
New books to the value of seventy-five
n dollars have recently been added TO the
4 library of the Methodist Sunday School.
Mrs Minnie Hall of Biddsford has
4 bsan the guest of the family of her
3 cousin. Harry D. Cole, for the past week.
In the list Of members of Co. D given
4 in the Democrat last week, the name of
4 First Lieut.. Guy l. SWEET was omitted
q BY mistake.
That leap year balls have not lost their
3 attraction is testified By the large num-
q Der that attended the ball at Grange
N Hal Tuesday evening.
Frank T. Wingate of Lewiston, sfor-
mer principal of Paris High School, has
4 lust been elected principal of the high
school in Amherst, Mass.
Miss Annie Tuttle entertained her Sun
day School class and other friends at her
home on Pleasant Street Wednesday af
ternOOn, 10 honor Of her mother.
Miss Lillian Townsend of Boston, who
was teacher In the commercial depart
ment Of Paris High School for a year in
l9l4-15, is the guest of Miss Rena Tribou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Clifford and their
granddaughter, Marguerite Ludden, of
Worcester, Mass, have been visiting
their relatives here during the past
week.
The Fan Tans will meet on Tuesday
Of this week with Mrs. Albert D. Park,
and have a picnic supper. On Tuesday
Of next week they will meet with Mrs.
Bean and Miss Mason.
Next Sunday, the 23d, will be boys
Sunday at the Methodist Sunday School,
the boys electing officers and taking
charge Of the general exercises of the
school. The next Sunday the girls will
have charge.
Mrs Edwin Y. Haskell entertained a
few lady friends at the Haskell camp for
the day Tuesday. The guests were Mrs.
T. 5. Barnes, Miss Helen NJ Barnes, Mrs.
Roy E Cole, Mrs. Mary F. Shurtlef,
Mrs, Alton c. Wheeler and daughter
Miriam.
Rev c. G.. Miller and family plan to
leave for Ocean Grove, New Jersey, next
Monday morning for two weeks trip,
going and returning in Mr.. Miller's auto.
They will visit Mrs. Miller's parents who
are stopping on the Jersey coast for the
summer.
Food is going higher, but the food that
Is 10 be sold By the Ladies' Social Union
10 the Universalist vestry, Thursday at
2:3O P. NJ, will be reasonable in price,
well cooked, pslstable and altogether de-
Srable. Home made, note that, home
made ice cream on sale,
Twenty-six members and guests were
present az the field day Of the Fan Tan
Club held at Highland Cottage with Mrs.
Cora S. Briggs last Tuesday. On ac-
count of the rainy weather the picnic
supper Was eaten indoors, but the even
Ing was very enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler and
son Mark, and Miss Katherine j. Walton,
Oh Wakefield, Mass, arrived here Friday
afternoon in Mr.. Wheeler's car, and
shortly atterward proceeded to Shsgg
Fond, where they are spending three
Gays at their camp. Alton G. Wheeler
ana family were also at their camp over
Sunday
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
U. Anderson of Wollaston, Mass is here
sish his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
~ Anderson, on account of the illness OF
nis sister Helen, who is quarsntined
win scarlet fever. She is getting along
nneiy, and will soon be out of quaran-
une' Robert will remain here unil the
rest Of the family come for their vacs-
uOn some time in August.
During the exceedingly lively shower
VI uesday afternoon, the sewer catch
Dasln 10 front Of the residence of T. s.
5arnes was plugged, and the water filled
tus uitch and then naturally overhowed.
a 0ig stream ran down the driveway
~ r, a, Taylor's, over the lower end of
.us avn and into the garden, and when
eHe shower was over a pond covered
den.
Robert York of Paris Hill lost his
aorse last week. Mr.. York works in the
lsctOry here and drives back and forth,
~ sS~oilng his horse during the day at Z.
a Aliletts on High Street. Thursday
uoon the horse was discovered cast in
sne stall. When raised to his feet he
Vould not stand, and as be did not i'm
prove it was decided Friday morning, in
nsW OF the fact that the animal was old,
70 lay him away.
AZ the annual meeting Of the stock
ISOlders Of the Paris Trust Company
aI asld the 18th, the following officers were
o. oiDirectors-Geo. r. Morton, VIM. j. Wheeler,