Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-08-01
Miss Nellie I; Whitman is tia guess

Miss Nellie L. whitman lie thas rue.s
OF relatives In Portland. NJ II
Getting quite dusty, with no heavy
rain for more than week.
Arthur Mitchell of Sabattus is at 8. G.
Ordway's for few weeks.
Arthur Remission has gone to Locke,s
Mills, where ne has employment.
Missionary meeting at the Baptist YES.
try Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Neal D. Marshall of Auburn has been
visiting friends in town for few DAYS.
Miss Rita Fogg of Gorham, N. H.. is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. q. K. Wilson.
Miss Lena Everett is visiting her sis.
ter, Miss Marion Everett, in Boston for a
week.
Walter Abbott and family went to
Portland Monday morning to spend their
vacation.
Services at the Baptist church, after
having been suspended for two weeks,
VIII be resumed next Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Green of Livermore has
been the guest Of Mrs. Elmer X. Briggs
and other relatives here during the past
week.
Mrs. Cora s. Briggs snd Miss Carrie
Hall plan to 60 to Boston for few DAYS
this week to visit Miss Catherine G.
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Curtis and child
OF Somerville, Mass, are. WISHING Mr..
Curtis mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Curtis of
Gothic Street.
The Cycle Club connected with Deer
ing Memorial Church was entertained at
Mrs. Spears Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
Benjamin SWEET and Mrs. Roscoe Ben
nett.
A band of Gipsies struck town Satur-
day, but their stay was very brief. They
moved on" when there was extended to
them a request in the form of q COM
mand to do so.
Robert Dennison, who has been visit
ing here for the past two months, started
Monday morning on his return to his
home in Auburn, Ind. He will visit
other relatives along the way.
There will be meeting of the South
Paris Tennis Club Tuesday, Avg. Isl, at
I 80 at the Paris Trust Co. rooms to
consider holding tournament.
NJ. V. BOLSTER, Sec.
Lights were almost necessity Sunday
morning, and it was past the middle
of the day before the air cleared some.
what. Clouds, doubtless aided by
smoke from forest fires said to be over
the line in Canada, made it "yellow
day." with an unbroken gray pail Of
sky, and an unearthly vivid green on all
the vegetation.
Fred o. Hall is nursing gashed nose
and drable-barreled black eye which |
spreads well over the upper half of mis-
face. He was working for John Everett
hsying on Elm Hill, and while riding on
ihe back seat of Mr.. Everett's car Fri |
day, near w. B. DeCoster's, he was
thrown off the seat and against the top
by rough spot in the road.
A number OF the people who have
camps at Shagg Pond are there for their |
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Holmes |
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Holmes and |
daughter are at their camp. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert D. Park are at their camp,
and expect to entertain guests from East |
Sumner. Miss Eva Z. Walker is at her |
camp, and others of the family will go |
some time this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Al |
ION c. Wheeler and daughter were at
their camp over Sunday. with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fl. Il. Carter and daughter Betty as
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger Maxim and |
children and Louise Abbott were at the
Maxim camp, and Mrs. Alta Rankin and |
John S. Carver were at the Walker camp. |