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

shiS WOoAs
Harold w. Chandler of Rumford was
t guest OF Miss Marian Gray few day
last week.
: Mrs. W. w. Annis of Topsham, former
o OF South Paris, is q guest at Harr,
P. Swett's.
q Mrs. Carroll D. Day and daughter Dor
8 othea of Dorchester, Mass, are guests a
Charles Edwards.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G.. Elder ar,
!, taking their vacation by an automobil,
trip to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Nora Briggs and daughter Mil
. dred OF Winthrop have been guests for
few days at John Wighrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 81. Clark of Cam
} bridge, Mass, are guests of Mr.. Clark,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Clark
, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck spent q humble,
of days last week with her granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Raymond Gates, at Stearns
Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Cam arrived las,
, week to spend a vacation with Mrs
CAMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Toll
man.
. The Pythisn Sisters have been helping
!, to make the gun cases and ditty bags to
be sent to the members of Co. D In
Texas.
Mrs. 81. Z. Wilson is organist at the
Norway Methodist church this month,
during the vacation of Mrs. Carl S.
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Collins and B. F.
Collins, Jr., of Pswtucket, R. l., are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Rowe at
"Willow Farm"
Miss Lucy Adams of Hampstead, N.
H., returned home on Thursday after q
ten days visit with the family of her
uncle, E. N. Anderson.
Rev. G. a. Newton and family re-
turned the last of the week from Cape
Porpoise, and services were resumed at
the Baptist church on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Hall and Mrs. NJ. E. Hanne-
ford of Boston, respectively aunt and
sister of z. o. Millett, are at Mr.. Mil
lett's for visit Of few days.
Rev. NJ. V. MoAlister and family of
Pelham, N. H., are expected here early
this week to visit Mrs. MICA lister's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Barrows.
Mrs. Charles E. Bennett and daughter,
Miss Grace Bennett, of Sanford, former
ly of South Paris, are guests of Mrs.
Benefits sister, Mrs. A. w. Walker, and
family.
Miss Wilma Morrill,, John Kinmond
and Miss Marjorie KiDmond Of West
brook, and Harry A. Titcomb were din
usr guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w.
Shaw Sunday.
On exhibition in the window of How
ards drug store is silver cup offered by
DR.. j. F. True and Co. of Auburn for the
latest baby under fifteen months of age
exhibited at the county fair this fall.
S. B. Horr, who came a few weeks
since from his former home in Water
ford, VT, to make his home with his
nephew, j. n. Horr, is building stable,
"a K 80, at Mr.. Horr's place on Pepley
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler and
son Mark came Tuesday from their
home in Wakefield, Mass, in their car,
and went on to Sbagg Pond, where
they are occupying their camp for
| weeks vacation.
A party of girls chaperoned by Mrs.
Graves went Thursday to Poland Camp
Ground for ten days stay. The party
includes Misses Florence Leach, Dorothy
Keniston, Doris Cole, Flora Brooks,
Doris Graves and Helen Cummings.
The field day of the Philathea Class
will be held at Mrs. Annie w. Wheeler's
Tuesday of this week. Automobiles will
leave Mrs. Margaret Taylor's at $3.50 in
the forenoon. II Tuesday should not De
fair, it will be postponed to Wednesday.
Miss Sara 1. SWEET returned home on
Tuesday after spending some weeks in
Boston. She was accompanied by her
nieces, Miss Mabel SWEET Of Newton,
Mass, and Miss Sara Abbott of Lynn,
who will spend the rest of the summer
here.
| Hamlin Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
have a picnic at Ames' Grove on Wed
uesday, Aug. g. Meet at 8 O'Clock. Pic
mic supper at $50, so that the gentlemen
NAV enjoy that part of it. Following
supper they will 60 to the hall for q
social evening. All members should De
present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Elder, Miss
Marguerite Elder, and Mrs. r. W..
Rounds and SON closed their house here
last week, and went by motor car to
their home in Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Rounds
and son will spend two weeks there,
and will then return to their home In
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. belmont Hill. who are
on J.. A. Ksnney's Mixer farm In the
Shaw neighborhood this summer, enter
tanned a party at dinner Sunday consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Churchill,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kenney, MT. and
Mrs. w. 4. Kenney, and MIR. and Mrs.
George w. Kimball of Wakefield, Mass.
| Quite a number from here are attend
ing the Poland camp meeting, and more
will 90 on Tuesday, which Is Sunday
School day. The speakers on Tuesday
are Rev. "a. S. Dow of Gardiner and Kew.
H.. j. Hull of Portland. Thursday Ia
farmers day, and Professor Fl. w. Brown
| of Colby College, who spoke here at the
Sunday School field day, will give two
addresses.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
JIM. Millett lost a valuable COW last
week.
James Mason is working in Wrights
grocery store.
F. w. North lost one of bis work
horses last week.
Mrs. Abbis NJ. Wheeler of Bangor Is
visiting Mrs. Annie Wheeler.
Mrs. Cora Whittemore Is visiting her
daug hter, Mrs. Nellie Mason.
| l.. A. Brooks has been making extern
siye repairs on his buildings and has
given them two coats OF paint.
| Mr.. P. Kicker Of Turner with
party of friends called on Mr.. and Mrs.
i +. W. North Thursday, They were on
an auto ride. through Oxford County.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Knapp and daugh-
tar Frances of Nutley, N. j., spent the
week with Mrs. Knapp's parents, M
and Mrs. F. w. North. They came Win
their auto. They left Saturday for VIII
/. ton. where they will visit Mr.. Knapp's
homo. Mr.. Knapp 10 with the American
, Book Co.