Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-13
Arthur Harston Of Auburn called o.
friends Sunday. ~ ~ Z

LUG niatneae Will meet thursday al
tsrnoon at the Baptist parsonage.
Il A Children's Day concert will be give
at the Baptist church next sunday even
ing.
| Roscoe G. Gray and son Stanley o
Concord, N. H., are guests of relative
here.
Mrs. MacCracken of East Dsering Wis
tied Mrs. Joseph Currier few days las
week.
Miss Ethel Spiller, primary teacher, a
West Paris, was the weekend guest o
Miss Geneva Young.
Maurice l.. Noyes will have charge o
the building of new school house n
Andover this summer.
Prayer meeting at the Congregations
church this week will be held Thursday
evening instead of Wednesday.
j. P. Richardson went Friday to Bos
ton, to attend the meeting of the New
England Hardware Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Jordan and
son Jack of Portland were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter L. Gray over Sunday.
Members of the Baptist Christian En-
deavor Society are planning to hold a
meeting at North Paris next Sunday at
2:30.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold food sale next Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock in Maxim Block on Pine
| Street.
Mrs. Charles R. Elder and Miss Mar
guerite Elder of Maiden, Mass, are ex-
pected the last of the week to open their
summer home here.
Fred Hartman broke a bone of his
wrist Saturday morning while cranking
car at the garage of Ripley & Fletcher,
where he is employed.
Mrs. Chester Record went Saturday
for stay of two weeks in Lynn, Mass,
where Mr.. Record has been at work for
some weeks, and where his son Howard
is also employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Noyes and Mrs. j.
j. Merrill will 60 to Long Island, Port
land Harbor, Wednesday, to get the
Eighth Maine Regiment house ready for
the regimental reunion which comes
next week.
Miss Bertha Wight has completed her
engagement as stenographer at the West
ern Maine Sanatorium at Hebron, and
will take the position which Miss Belle
Ames has had in the Office of the Mason
Manufacturing Co.
The regular meeting Of Hamlin Tenn
pie, Pythian Sisters, will be held Tues
day evening. All members should be
present, as there is business of impor
lance. An invitation has been received
from Echo Temple, No. 81, Bridgton, to
visit them on the evening of June %.
There will be rehearsal of the staff at.
ter the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler Of
Wakefield, Mass, arrived here in their
car last Tuesday night, and on Wednes-
day they and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G.
Wheeler started on q tour of Maine
which occupied four days, going to
Wsterville, Bangor, Bar Harbor, and
thence back along the coast to Portland.
While they encountered some rain, they
evidently had much less than We were
getting here.
Primary election next Monday. To
be entitled to vote you must have your
name on the voting list and must also
be enrolled in the party in which you
vote. You can enroll on election day,
but you can't add your name to the
check list that day. The selectmen will
be in session Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday to revise the check list, and it is
the voters duty to see that his name is
on the list, if he wishes to vote.
A most cordial invitation is extended
TO the alumni of Oxford Normal Insti-
tute and Paris High School to attend the
banquet held at Grange Hall, Friday,
June Is, at P. NJ. Banquet 90 cents q
plate. If you ha,en been notified by
card it is because your name hasn't been
added to our list. Come and renew old
friendships and pledge again your loyal
~ to the school. The menu for the ban
quet is:
Roast Pork Sliced Chicken
Dreamed Potato
Salad la Grange
Cheese saltines
Assorted Cake Ice Cream
COuee tEub
An addition to the exhibition build
ing at the county fair grounds this sea-
son has been decided upon by the trus.
tees of the Oxford County Agricultural
Society. The addition will be 4Ox40
feet, on the east side of the present
building and in line with the front. The
roof will be put on as is that OF the west
wing of the building, so as to present
a symmetrical front. The new wing
will extend to the cemetery fence. The
hose house which stands In the corner OF
the lot will be moved off, and new hose
house will occupy corner of the addi-
ton. This will be under the stairs, 80
that practically it will take up none OF
the floor space. By this addition there
will be an inelease of over 5000 feet OF
floor space for hall exhibits. p. S. Ma
son will have charge of the building OPP
erations.