Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
No encouragement for the hay maker.

as yet.
Miss Lydia Tracy of Bath is a guest Of
Miss Nora Dunham.
Miss S. E. Porter is visiting In Hone
dale, Mass, for two weeks.
Hamlin Lodge. K. of p. will work th
rank OF Esquire next Friday evening.
Rev. Lucisn NJ. Robinson. d. D.. O
Phiiadelphia, Is at Mrs. Esther Ryer
sons.
Mrs. Charles Hatch and Mr.. and Mrs
shea Of Biddeford are guests at Harry d
Coles.
Q. Freelsnd Penley has gone to The
Maine General Hospital in Portland fol
treatment.
Mrs. Oscar Tracy and little Trenns
Whitney of Portland are guests of Mrs.
T. N. Wright.
Miss Marion Hollis Is nursing a
sprained wrist, caused by a fall while
visiting at North Paris.
Roy r. Bird of Providence, r. l., is
here to spend vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos A. Bird.
George H. Soper and daughter Elinor
have been spending few days vacation
at Portland and Peaks Island.
c. B. Keene and son, C. NJ. Keeue, of
North Buckfield, were guests at F. A.
Turner's and L. NJ. Winslow's Sunday.
Everett D. Brown, principal of the
high school in Ponce, Porto Rico, arrived
Tuesday to spend vacation at his home
here.
Mrs. Chester Record has returned
from Lynn, Mass, where she has been
for month with Mr.. Record, who is
employed there.
Miss MildEsd Clifford and Miss Doro-
thy Ludden from Worcester, Mass, are
spending a few days vacation with rela-
tives in the village.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are invited to meet at the vestry Thurs
day afternoon at 2:SO o'clock. Mrs.
Bessie Cole Rawson will speak to them.
Rev. George q. Hamlin, a missionary
to India, spoke at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening, and gave
accounts Of the missionary
work.
Sumner Davis has gone to Brownville
Junction, where he has engaged to play
for the rest of the season with the ball
team known as the Canadian Pacific
Beavers.
There will be a midsummer ball at
Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, July
p. Admission to the hall 25 cents each.
Dancing free. Shaw's Orchestra win
furnish music.
There will be special meeting of the
Philathea Class with Mrs. Kimball on
Western Avenue Tuesday of this week at
.:S0 P. NJ, to make arrangements for the
annual field day.
Mrs. Agnes l.. Morton, organist and
,hoir director at the Universalist church,
S to entertain the present and former
mem bers of the chorus choir at q picnic
IN Ames' Grove Wednesday.
G. A. Cutting and family of Hartford,
It., arrived here Friday night for visit
10 relatives. Mr.. Cutting is obliged to
'eturn after a weeks stay, but Mrs. Cut
ing and children will remain for some
weeks.
Miss Olivia j. Bsgley of Portland, who
has been supervisor of music in the
Paris schools for the past year, has been
appointed assistant to George Gold
hwaite, supervisor OF music in the Port
and schools.
A benefit dance for the boys of Co. D,
need a few supplies, will be held in
Grange Hall Tuesday evening of this
Seek. Admission to the hall 25 cents
,ach. Dancing free. Dancing S:l5 TO
2, Shaw's Orchestra. All come and
,elp the cause.
An electric corn pepper and peanut
caster just installed in the drug store of
he Chas. 81. Howard Co. 10 attracting
attention. 1t is quite an elaborate piece
II machinery, and is entirely automatic,
III that is necessary being to keep the
hopper filed with raw corn and shovel
lp the finished product, properly sifted
md buttered, from the bottom.
Eda Holt, daughter of Preston Holt of
Hill Street, celebrated her sixth birth
lay Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4
o'clock. Refreshments of ice cream,
,ake, animal crackers, saltines and gum.
Those present were: Bernice and Pau
inc Thurlow, Marjorie Edwards, Helen
Everett, Jennie and Fannie SWEET, Flea
,or Starbird, Minnie Kenistop, Louise
Silver, Louise Abbott, Ida Mason and
Bertha Barnett.