Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04

Barnum q Bailey's circus drew ouite
q number 10 Lewiston Monday.
i w. Earle Kimball is ut home from
Attleboro, Mass, for the holiday recess
i There will be rehearsal of the Re
bekah degree team Friday evening, July
IL.
| The rank Of Page will be worked BY
Hamlin Lodge, K. Of p, next Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yeaton of Port.
land are visiting friends in town for q
few days.
The Glorious Fourth ia already under
way, and the sound of the firecracker ia
heard in the land.
j. E. Swift Of Lynn, Mass, has been q
guest at j. Z. Murch's for few days
during the past week.
Miss Grace Bulkeley, a teacher at God
dard Seminary, Barre, VT, Is visiting at
James N. Oswelps.
Chief Engineer Charles W. Bowker has
been appointed one of the judges at the
tiremen's muster and 4fh of July cele-
bration at Lewiston.
Mrs. Alta Rankin is spending the pres
emit week with a party of old college
friends at Wells Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery w. Mason are at
the home of their son Carl in Auburn, to
remain until after the Fourth.
The Rebekah degree will be conferred
on seven candidates at the regular meet
ing of Mt. Pleasant Lodge July IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Kenney of
Randolph are guests of Mr.. Kenney's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Murch and daugh-
ter, Miss Flora Murch, are spending the
present week at Revere Beach, Mass.
Wallace A. Clifford, who has been
teaching for the past year in the Rogers
High School, Newport, r. l., is at home.
Mrs. William L. Gray underwent
serious surgical operation at her home
last Tuesday. At last reports she was
doing as well as could be expected.
Sidney jackson of Detroit, Mich, was
a guest at Alfred 81. Jackson's for q
short time last week, being here in the
interest of the Hudson Motor Car Co.
The Ladies' Aid of Deering Memorial
Church will hold its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at $50, in the small
vestry, A good attendance is desired.
The factory of the Paris Manufacture
ing Co. shuts down Monday night for it's
regular summer vacation, to start up
again Tuesday morning, the 18th.
Misses Viola Walton and Doris Gull |
bert, after spending weeks vacation at
Grand View, Norway Lake, left Friday
for Summit Spring, Harrison, where they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clough of |
Rumford and two children, Ruperts and
Reginald, were at Mrs. L. E. Beams on
Pine Street over Sunday. Ruperta has
been With them several days.
Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and daughters
Mary and Marjorie have been guests of |
her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt, in Lewis |
ton, for few days. Mr.. Briggs goes
down for the Fourth, and they will re-
turn home with him.
Guests at Z. NJ. Thayer's for the holt |
day are Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thayer of
Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1. DeLano |
of Whitman, Mass. The other two sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, Woodbury. and |
Stanley, are also at home.
Mrs. Albert Morse and two children, |
Albert Jr. and Ruth, of Old Town, have |
been guests of Mrs. Lizzie Morse for the |
past week or two. Mr.. Morse Is here to |
spend the Fourth, and Mrs. Morse and
the children will return home with him. |
Members of Hamlin Temple, P. S.,
will meet at K. P. Hall at $50 A. NJ,
Sunday, July 9, and promptly at ten
O'Clock will march to Riverside Cemetery
to decorate the graves of deceased Sis |
ters. Those having flowers please bring |
them.
Mt. Mica Lodges orchestra went to
Bethel Friday evening and furnished
music for the degree staff of West Paris |
Lodge, who worked the second degree. |
Robert Paterson also took load of Mt. |
Mica Lodge members in his car. The |
trip was made by way of Waterford and
Albany.
Statement by the selectmen: Snow |
bills brought in to the present time
amount to S1,61717. Amount appropri- |
ated was 500 90. Now IL there are any |
more snow bills let them be brought In
at once, as We are to have special town
meeting to pay the amount not appro- !
priated.
At their last convention Hamlin |
Lodge, No. 81, K. of P, elected the fol- |
lowing officers to serve the ensuing term
C.C.-B W. futile.
v.C.-R. 8. Gates.
PIT. s. Barnes.
NJ. of WA. ID. Quincy.
NJ. at "A. ii. Stesrns.
I.G.-M. Kennagh.
q. G.-J. 4. kenney.
The Shagg Pond campers who are
spending the weekend and holiday at
their camps are 81. A. Morton and fam |
lily, Alton G. Wheeler and family, Mr.:
and Mrs. Albert D. Park, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur e. Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Park entertain Mrs. Ella 5. Heald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Robinson OF East
Sumner.
Mrs. Clara S. Chase, who has been in
town for few weeks, started on her re-
turn to Ilion, n. Y, Monday morning.
She was accompanied by her grand |
daughter, Priscilla Chase, who makes
her home at A. W. Walkers. Priscilla
will visit her father, Nathan A. Chase,
at Ilion, until about the time OF the
opening of school in the fall.
3 The Uuivsrsslist Sunday School voted
on Sunday to join with the Norway Uni.
versalist Sunday School in Its picnic at
Gibson's Grove on Thursday OF this
week. Automobiles provided by inter-
rested parties will carry the children to
the grove without charge. These who
wish to go from here will meet at Miss
Thayer's store at Oils Thursday morn
ing.
Rev. G.. 81. Newton, pastor OF the Bap-
fist church, and family, will leave on
their vacation on Wednesday OF this
week for vaughn's Island, Cape Por-
poise. Mr.. Newton will be away for
four Sundays On the next two Sun
DAYS, July and 10, the pulpit will be
supplied, and all services will be held as
usual. For the two following Sundays,
the Esd and 30th, the church will be
closed.