Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-06
.UTH PARIS.
|Genie A. Remission is visiting her
A. F. Stevens, in Auburn, this

aturday.
Martha Maxim of Cambridge
is the guest of her brother
in Maxim.
Aryilla Wise goes to Milton Plan
Tuesday for a visit of severa
h relatives.
md Mrs. D. T. Bowker of Port
= spending a few days with hi
4. c. W. Bowker.
s,traffjc cop" which says "KeeK
- has made its appearance AGAR
ODD Fellows Block corner.
hi Mrs. Lyndon v. Bracket and
Ibert returned Friday from theil
Ieks' visit 10 Massachusetts,.
,pee G. Morton and family OF
Y. a., spent Memorial Day
Morton's mother, Mrs. L. c,
G. q. Langmade and Mrs. G. F.
ter and son of Danville junction
4 few days with relatives here the
beek.
zoe Kirkpatrick, manager OF the
~ branch of the Paris Trust Co.,
Weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Rows.
Nellie Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
ackson and son of Portland spent
ria Day here with Mrs. Louise j..
aud other relatives.
". Farrar, who has been engaged
cbipg iu Porto Rico for some years,
home for the summer vacation, ar
here Sunday morning.
est II. Herrick has purchased the
la house on Pine Street, which has
bccupied for some time past by
|ce L. NOyes and family.
Airline D. Crocker was at Bruins
n few days last week, to attend the
ay exercises and hop on Friday,
kher Bowdoin College functions.
selectmen have appointed as
o. clerks, Donald P. Chapman and
R. Penley Republicans, and Benton
.ift and Albert NJ. Ryerson Demo
A. T. WcWhorter will deliver
Memorial sermon to the Knights of
a Of Oxford next Sunday afternoon
o'clock in the Congregational
u.
Mark B. Richardson and daugh.
krbars are spending a few weeks
Mrs. Richardson's people at Red
Mr.. Richardson was there over
prisl Day.
and Mrs. Gilman A. Whitman
J Memorial Day at Bryant's Pond.
Whitman is one of the FIVE slrviv-
Members of A. NJ. Whitman Post,
j R., at that place.
BIZ Sunday morning Mrs. Christie
|of Boston, who works among the
hDs, will speak at the Baptist church.
offering will be taken for the
|sn's home mission work.
bert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W.
bison, formerly of South Paris but
|of Auburn, Ind, arrived Friday to
b a number of weeks of the summer
lion with Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Nor
elegates from the Universalist parish
be state convention in Norway this
B were chosen Sunday as follows:
". B Russell, Mrs. Geo. r. Nor
Mrs Charles r. Durham, Mrs. j. G.
|efeId,
is Nora Durham was at Brunswick
J few days last week, and attended
J. Dot" the play presented by the
hue and Gown, the Bowdoin College
patio club, Thursday evening, and a
,rnity dance Friday evening.
Mock Graduation will be held at
ling Memorial Church on Tuesday
ling, June IS, under the auspices of
Ca endar Club. This is very bril-
class, and the program will be well
b your attention. Full particulars
be given next week.
the Congregational church next
iay morning there will be special
ciseS and singing by the children. A
oonette by the pastor, the reception OF
obers and observance of the Lords
per. In the evening sermon to grad
ng class of high school.
sv. Chester Gore Miller delivered the
,alaureate sermon before the grsdu-
z class of Gould Academy at Bethel
dsy afternoon, and later had a
IchiDg service at Brysnt's Pond.
: Sunday afternoon he gives the an
sermon before the Knights OF
bias at Bryant's Pond.
lrge and appreciative audiences
'ted Mrs Ida Voss Woodbury. of the
erican Missionary Association at the
gregational church Sunday morning
evening, Her intense interest In
siOns, her wide experience and her
Ters as an orator enabled her to hold
attention Of her audience from start
nish.
maple tree in front of the house OF
Iald q. Bean on Pleasant Street,
CD was struck by lightning two or
V years since, was blown down by
high wind about noon of Saturday.
Is fall it not only took down wires
broke of two or three poles, block
ne street railway, and caused consid-
lie temporary arrangement of mat
o contributors, once more: Don't
te on both sides of the Sheet This
lday morning we have half a dozen
OF copy for the paper and job work
item on both sides of the paper. In
~ well regulated printing office copy
both sides of the sheet goes into the
to basket. This printing Office isn't
veil regulated as it should be, but the
rails OF the force are worth preserv-
gins marked, "Official Warning. r.
crossing 800 Feet Ahead" have been
up by the town officers at the ap-
aches to the several railroad cross
}. They are painted in red on a
to board. Even for those who are
travelling over the crossings
70 signs may do some good as remind
and for strangers travelling the
ds they are beyond question an excel
thing. On the other side of the
is painted in green. "Official Warn
Obey the Motor Vehicle Law"
ev. and Mrs. G. i. Spear were at
1mOuth Thursday and Friday, where
Spear officiated Thursday evening al
wedding of Harold Smith and Miss
,gsret Bates. The bride is the daugh-
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood Of Beth
and the adopted daughter of Mr.. and
J. Henry Bates of Monmouth, and Ii q
er Of Lester Wood of this place. The
ties are former Pensioners Of Mr.
ar, who came to South Paris from
nmOuth.