Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-09-26
SOUTH PARIS.

= 7 Spear and daughter Rache
have been spending a lew Gays a. 0o'
ham, y. Il.
"A Scott returned Wednesda.
lin. Iii from visit to MI Scott IL
Pembroke On''
r.. v,.is Holman is spending a few
MIS- u L her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
RsvsOn Holman
Barnes entertained a part!
:, adv friends at rock last MONDAY
o. ,Sr with four tables.
~. Mabel Haggerty of Somersworth
N has been the guest Oh her iatner
Whitfield Stuart, for a few days.
m,. vida Jenne has gone to Liver
Falls for the season, where she has
barge Of millinery IN department STORE
there.
~. Ada';pe Davis Billings of Lynn,
M n" and Mrs. Eliza Davis Whitman OF
Norway visited at Mrs W. d. Robinson
Tuesday
D;,,,r5 Garland of Portland has been
Ian, 0nast at Nelson G. Elders, go
-; a,' nom here to resume his course in
Bates College
n, and Mrs. Hoyland Bettinger and
,,iart daughter of Swampscott, Mass,
rare guests a. F. A. Heidner's few
days last week
v;..ss Doris Culbert and Viola Wal
an have returned from Summit Spring
To,sI Harrison, where they have been
employed for The summer.
Mrs Waiter Pesslee and Miss Marjorie
ps,,lee Of Exeter, n a., who had been
,Ts..s Of Mrs Peaslee's mother, Mrs. D.
n Richardson, left the first of last
week.
Hudson knight has done quite a job
NJ ropcre,e walk at his place on Church
Street. replacing all the wooden walks
and three sets of wooden. steps with
concrete.
Miss Pratt OF Wellesley Hills, Mass,
who has been spending the summer at
the fsmilys summer home at Sebago, is
Me guest of Miss Marguerite Elder for
two weeks,
News has been received of the birth of
sdaughter 70 NJ. and Mrs. Roy Treno-
veth OF Concord. y. a., on the 18th.
Mrs. Treuoweth was formerly Miss Elsye
Ms1de Gray,
Mrs. Lyndon Y. Bracket and son
Robert are at Harrison for a week to
Hs, Mrs. Brackett's brother, William
Moves. During Mrs. Brackets absence
Mss Eva Dresser Of Harrison is in charge
Of her house.
R. Guy Cole, who was engaged as
saams!sr for Canadian battery, as al
ready reported, sailed from Halifax, Y.
S, With the battery, on the 18th, for Eu-
rope, as announced in a brief letter re-
cei7sd from him.
Mrs L. A. Shaw and Howard Shaw
and family have moved across Pine
Street from the concrete house into their
new bungalow which D. Z. Barrows has
Just finished. A concrete sidewalk has
been built in front Of the new house.
0.E BsrrOws has the walls up and
The roof shingled of a new house on the
east side Of Pine Street, on the lot next
south Of the Congregational parsonage.
The house will be finished this fall. 1t
E2Sx q feet, and will have seven rooms
and bath, with garage under the back
piazza,
Hamlin Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
resume meetings Tuesday evening, Sept.
70. All members are requested TO be
present. Following the meeting there
will be- rehearsal of the degree staff.
This staff will exemplify the work at the
district convention to be held at Nor
way, Oct. g.
The foundation is going in for John
a. Titus new house on the west side of
Plne Street. 1t will be semi-bungalow,
Sy1 80 feet at the cellar wall, and
81 "A at the roof, which extends over
me piazza. There will be eight rooms
and bath. Maurice L. Noyes is in
charge Of the building.
Among those who attended the state
convention Of the W. c. T. U. in Lewis
ION last week were Mrs. Susie E. Chap
man, Mrs, Elizabeth W. Morton, Mrs.
a5Pphla J. Clifford, Mrs. Ella Wight,
MIS- Dora P. Muzzy, and Mrs. Rizpah
whitman. A very profitable and inter-
ssans convention is reported.
The Fan Taus enjoyed a supper at
'nslr club rooms Thursday evening, ar
ranged on short notice that the club
%gns meet again with Mrs. Bean and
mss Mason, who go to Portland this
Neez Tor the winter. Twenty-three
we're present, including two of the jun
ed. Hf'A vas '0-
p, 4ue Delta Alphss enjoyed a corn roast
thursday evening with Mrs. Roscoe Ben
asyt party of twelve, including some
nae escorts, walked out to the farm,
w S1cn IL little over a mile from the
mage lie corn was roasted at a fire on
me nc leGge above the house, and was eaten
" WIN me Kind of an appetite that such an
occasion creates.
-. a birthday party was held at the home
~. VI ana Mrs. j, Z. Murch on the even
-s VI Wednesday, the 10th. Those CON-
Nh 'os tue party were Mr.. and Mrs
Tu'cn and Miss Flora Murch, Mrs. l.. C.
I.Vr'on, and Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Davis
lewiston. The Goth was the birthday
- -aT,s.'sary of three of them, Mrs. Nor
W. ~, =. MI Davis and Mr.. Murch, and this
,Sa, Iue fourth anniversary party which
~ uSVe enjoyed, the other three being
oss "DHe Mr.. Davis was here as pastor
s,s 'ue Baptist church. Little gifts were
sns geo, aud a banquet was served
4u social evening spent.
,r. among the Paris boys who have re-
NJ ,..1 S TO college for the year are Sum-
NJ JAWS, Stephen P. Clifford, John
Lever. SNesn and Herman Bryant to Bates;
Lou aysIte +, Dow and Murray F. Bige-
AL " boWdoin; Lloyd Davis to Colby;
T, iuur DOW and Curtis McPhee to the
HipSIlsl'y OF Maine. Donald G.. Wight
Eia TSO'sIers Mills, graduate of Paris
ts,ss SCHOOL in the class of 1915, has en-
sra 0S bates. Ashley F. Edwards, who
Sas Su .d irom Paris High in 1915, and
tbs U zen taxing postgraduate work for
Vsst p1st year, was to 60 to Bates last
and = !, Out was taken with typhoid fever,
~ - not yet able to go.
Pa Siu'ertlsed letters and cards in South
NJ post ofice Sept. 25, 1916:
Ms Mss Jennie Buchan.
Ms Ruby Faxon.
Ms Ms VIM. Myers.
MS Rosie Ross,
Nrs william Records.
CD. CsTsH '
seO. Daniels.
S S@es u; Darby.