Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-31

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Beyinnipg June "a, 1871
Tvs LxAvE SOUTH PARIS
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CD. "a. daily except suGuAy' '"
aprsss JAY sss A. NJ. express, daily; IS
sOirg h w ss,jly except sunday; sSl r. III
.rvsss, daily
.rArsp AEErISGs-
Psr Lodge, No. 90. Regula
4 - svening on or before fullmoon
slstng mount Mica lodge, regular meel
GGIs.isv eyenih OF each week.-Autor'
10 I oDsps, hrst snd third Monday evening
assth nOnMlh nnpt Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No
ldR-hoOoo5 and fourth Fridays OF eacl
parsa y w <. Kimban Post, No. las, meet
g. ,s,ri saturday evenings or eaci
~ e. A. r Hal. ..so
r.,a Eimball Circle, La9ies Oh sne ". a.
-ssss first Snd thru SSsI usn' "
81 nGn'Hii a.hHs 4. Chamberlain Camp meets
Sdtt;,NS and fourth Fridays OF each month
abe 90 ps-ss Grange, mee.s first and third
POI M sach month, In Grange Hall.
AgrrSaS q SSecouu and fourth Mondays OF
al nO11n,p -s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
~ sscond snd fourth wednesday evenings
4 ssts p9o MONA Lodge. No, 81. meets every
,s ~ evening a. Pyshisn Hal.
w., Erns Hawthorne of Locke's Mills
,,rus.t at John A. Titus.
v,, ysllie Ham of Lewiston Is q
,..t Of Mrs. Anna 81. Hayes.
Shaw and family are occupying
cottage a. Old Orchard this week.
w., Mark B. Richardson spent several
ar. last week with relatives at Redding.
Ko,s has begun on the foundation for
=. nav FIRE station on Pine Street. The
s.,,s will be built by the committee by
;,r,' work, with ". G. Pratt in charge.
Mia, Rutb Stuart, who had been in the
r,nt,.l Maine General Hospital, Lewis
y. ior several weeks, and underwent =
,.,giesl operation, returned home last
week.
n, and Mrs. ". K. Holmes and
s,n.btsr arrived from Southingtop, CT,
TsSnssdsy afternoon, and are at present
Win biz parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Holmes.
Mas Luella Phelps of Cambridge,
Ma, .lss guest at Albert d. Parks.
VI, Elias. Head and Miss Beryl Rus
MI Of East Sumner are also there during
be Chsutauqus.
Mss Madeleine Pillsbury of Pine Point,
,bruer teacher Of the Pleasant Street
Urinary school, now teaching in DAN
mu, CT, was a guest at Writ Stanley's
Iiss days last week.
Mss Mary Maxim of Cambridge,
MSS. has been in town with relatives
msisg days, and goes from here to
hnington, where she has studio dur
h,.hs summer season.
As.bs meeting Of the Service League
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. A. 7. Nc
Ehortsr, who is to leave town soon, re-
igusd as president, and Miss Julia P.
Norton was chosen president to succeed
Der.
Frank L. DOble Of Methuen, Mass, ar
rived here Tuesday and took his sister,
Ns Hattie Doble, to West Paris, where
lhsy have been guests of their brother,
Ei,S. DOble, for few days.
The Francis A. Whittemore farm in
Aek6eld, Of some two hundred acres
With slsrge amount of wood has been
nld to Leon A. Brooks through the real
state agency of Charles E. Merrill.
The boys from bere who enlisted In
he Junior Volunteers and went to the
amp at Winthrop expect to go to
AiOOstOOk County, where there Is the
Tgsst call for farm workers, and where
aos!Of the boys are sent.
Rae L. Newton, who has been employ
don the electric road in Portland, has
nlIsIsd in the Milliken Regiment of ar
alsry. he and Mrs. Newton have re-
entity visited his mother, Mrs. George
L DsVee, for short time.
Raymond ". Peufold, who has enlist
. IN the Eleventh Co., Maine Coast Ar
ulsfy Corps, was here from Portland on
i'hOrt leave OF absence the first Of last
sses to visit bis mother, Mrs. Agnes L.
Norton, and other relatives.
The automobile parade advertising the
taautsuqus on Wednesday was not i'm
9tsssiVs in number Of cars, but the loads
y children made up for whatever may
ave been lacking In numbers, and no
zoe Along the route had any excuse to
:! mat be hadn't heard about the Chau-
alqla.
Af, and Mrs. George B. Crockett and
-sOn 5, Fairbanks and family returned
! camp at Concord Pond Friday, and
u. Fairbanks eft Saturday for bis
lUus IN Abingdon, Mass. G. A. Record,
!, nsd been on a fishing trip to the
'aniOrd.
y Mayor Frank P, Stearns of Shawnee,
.As., formerly of Paris, has been visit
3 ns mother, Mrs. s. P. Stearns, and
usr relatives at Bethel, and bis brosh
~ nenry <. Stearns Of Hebron and
. ~ I. and W. G. Stsarns of Paris,
~ oS called on friends here. He returns
oklahoma about the first OF August.
!. asV, q. R. Whitslock and q party of |
~ boy Scouts from Allston, Mass,
's!' nsre over Friday night, on their |
~ nome from White Mountain hike.
~! camped where the road crew is To-
'.e near Nichols Street. Mr.. White
80 was At J. Z. Murch's for tea, and
iOrtOn's.
NJ and Mrs. Arthur A. Morse of Min
ITspOns have been guests at A. E.
I ISaa Tor few days. Mrs. Morse was
-. - Aice Margaret Wood, daughter of |
-, ana Mrs. John Allen Wood OF Los
,-sslsa' Calf, and they were married
y, ne home Of the brides parents June
h. -, Ihey will be at home In Minnesp-
~ After August LIST.
n sanam {. Perkins and his daughter
- husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An
,'' Oh Maiden, Mass., all formerly of |
or; were here over Thursday night,
=. aug Oy automobile, and went from
:, ~' " Hnmtord Friday. Mr.. Perkins
onr Ossa working with an insurance
paay Tor some time, and Mr.. An
an " IN the laundry business in NAL
,sS. automobile party In three cars
a. s mp into Franklin County Thurs
,.s .Su friday, spending the night at
Ii r..y, and visiting numerous points
Ar. e1sss In that region. Those in the
/" ~ we're Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Bean,
!, S Go,a ). Briggs and Mrs. Kate Lin
n ' Do Mr.. Beams car; Mr.. and Mrs.
/, So,ster, Miss Ruth Bolster and