Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11
EverybOdy Is talking Chautauou.

WISH 10 ner sister IN Salem, Mass.
| Miss Mabel Gilbert of Lewiston is
visiting relatives here for few days.
Miss Florence NJ. Richardson spent the
past week with friends at Peaks Island.
Mrs. F. B. wiggin and SON Rinaldo
are visiting Mrs. Virgins parents in
Lowell.
Mrs. Harold c. Fletcher has been visit
Ing friends in Auburn and Livermore for
q few days.
Raymond L. Atwood is in the Office of
Alton Z. Wheeler as law student for
the summer.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will
have work at the meeting Friday even
ing of this week.
Mrs. Shirley j. Rawson and Miss Luz
ellie Cole have been visiting few days
at Bryant's Pond.
Claude Cushmsn and family spent the
past week in Berlin, n. r., visiting Mrs.
Cushman's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Swan and SOD
Guy went Wednesday morning to Harps.
wellfor few days.
Mrs. John A. Scott and two daughters
are at Burnbam for a vacation OF two
weeks, going Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Strickland visited
| friends in Auburn and elsewhere last
week, going with their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Kenney left Satur-
day for vacation of about q week TO be
spent with friends in Auburn, Winthrop,
and elsewhere.
Thsyer Quinby of Wellesley Hills,
Mass, is in charge OF the dancing at The
Shack at Paris Hill and is prepared to
give dancing lessons by appointment.
A crew of Italians who will be employ
ed in relsying the street railroad track
on Main Street, Norway, in preparation
for the paving of the street, arrived Mon.
day morning.
Friends of A. L. Tubbs of Seffner,
Florida, formerly of this place, are inter
ssted in the announcement of his mar
rage en- the 4th inst. to Florence j.
Whitman of Seffner.
The Fan Tan Club will have its annual
field day on Tuesday of this week, after
noon and evening, with Mrs. Cora s.
Briggs at Highland Cottage. A picnic
supper will be eaten.
Miss Viola Silver of Brockton, Mass,
a student in the New England Conserva-
cory of Music, has been the guest of her
father. Nathan A. Silver, at Mrs. Nellie
Powers, for the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hall, after
spending>some weeks with Mrs. Halls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. D. Field, have
gone to Munsonville, N. a., where Mr..
Hall has summer pastorste.
Rev. C. G. Miller preached to the East
Ellis Dramatic Club and its friends in
the Rumford Point Universslist church
Sunday. Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and MIR.
A. L. Holmes accompanied Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. c. A. Bessey and Miss Lsnora
Bessey of Stoneham, Mass, arrived Mon
day for a visit at Mrs. l.. G.. Morton's.
Miss Julia p. Morton and Miss Bessey ex-
for to go on Tuesday to Camp Concord
pect stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Swan had as
guests over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
L. Swan and son Guy, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert E. Dean and daughter Dorothy, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd r. Swan aud son Fred,
and Harold Bennett.
Will ali who have desirable cooking
recipes for the new Ladies' Social Union
to Mrs. 81. r. Carter, Western Avenue,
South Paris. This invitation Is extended
to all persons whether affiliated with the
Universalist church or not.
The sidewalk on the concrete bridge
by the foundry has been completed. 1t
is plank walk, supported by strong
steel brackets fastened securely to the
pier and beams Of the bridge on the
down stream side, with outside rails of
two-inch galvanized pipe.
DR.. W. 1. Merrill and family Of Camp
bell, Calf, who were formerly for q
few years at South Paris, have been
guests at Geo. G. Fernald's for day or
two. They have been in the East for a
number of weeks, and have been with
Mrs. Merrill's people at Calais.
Guy w. Fsrrsr, who has been here for
a few weeks, will start Tuesday on his
return to San Juan, Porto Rico. He had
intended to remain in the States for two
or three weeks longer, but was called
back on account of the resignation of the
chief in the department of internal reve-
nue., in which Mr.. Fsrrsr Is assistant.
At the next regular meeting Of Paris
Grange Saturday evening, July 10, re-
freshments will be served after the pro-
gram, and sociable will be held in the
upper hall. All Patrons please remem-
Der that they must be in the ball during
the regular business meeting In order to
have their attendance count on the con-
test.
Now everybody is hoping for hay
weather, to get the big crop. II has
been many years since there was so
much grass, and IL there is q chance to
make it into hay, it will make up for a
little of the deficiency that the farmers
suffer by reason of the late season and
prolonged heavy rains, which have pre-
vented SO much seeding.
Rev. e. G. Brown, pastor of the Forest
Avenue Congregational Church OF Ban
gor. and daughter, Miss Frances w.
Brown, were guests at T. S. Barnes for
a short time last week. Miss Brown,
who was for a year or two supervisor OF
music in the Paris schools, now holds .
similar position in Dalton, Mass. She
goes this week to Northampton, Mass,
to attend the Weaver School of Peda-
gogy.
As was to have been expected consid-
ering the weather and the roads, up to
last week hardly half dozen ANTONIO
biles bearing anything other than
Maine license number had been seen in
South Paris. During the past few days
they have been coming through some, In
spite OF the otherwise than hrst-class
roads, and the number plates of Massa-
chusetts, New York, Rhode Island and
other states are beginning to look fsmil-
lar.
A good number of the scholars of the
Uniyersalist Sunday School took adyan-
tage of the opportunity afforded and the
good weather of Thursday to join the
Norway school in its picnic at Gibson's
Grove. Through the use of sutomo-
biles provided they were transported
rapidly and easily. Rev. Mr.. Miller
made several trips from here to the Nor
vay church and several through to the