Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-04

!, W. oarrows last week.
Miss Anna Dearborn of Woburp Ma.
" the guest OF Miss Geneva Young.
Wesley Spear of Livsrmors Fall, -.
'ne weekend guest of Richard Millett
E. A. Cannon of Mechanic Fall, -.
az south Paris on business last FRIDAY
Mr.; and Mrs. T. s. Barnes euter.a,,s
Friday. " '''er Oh
Miss Annie Shaw of Portland n v,.,,
ing her aunt, Mrs. Lillian Shaw. owe
Labor Day. ~ o'e
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Douglas of Hops
dale, Mass, are the guests of relativs,
in South Paris. '''
Cnaries Z. Merrill and family hav,
oeen visiting relatives in Patten for tb,
past ten days. '
MIR. and Mrs. Cloyd Pynes of Guilford
Me-, were the guests of Mrs Chase,
Record last week.
Mrs. Martin Strickland and two daupb
ters of New Portland are guests at W. R
Stricklsnd's for a week.
Doris Graves of Portland. who Ia,
been spending the summer with relatives
has returned to her home.
The nieces of Mrs. NJ. G. Weeks. CARR,
ana Helen Corkum, have returned tc
their home in Woodfords.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. D. North O,
Tenants Hsrbor were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. North.
Work in the corn factory will start the
last Of this week. Superintendent,
Goldsmith expects better than an aver.
age run this year.
Mrs. N. 81. Carr, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. n. G. Weeks, for the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home in Portland.
The lum Der for the new engine house
is being sawed at the mill of j, A.
Kenney & Co. The construction will be
in charge of Will Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dudley returned
Friday from trip 10 Northern Oxford
County, New Hampshire, Montreal,
Massachusetts, and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Howard took
an enjoyable trip Wednesday, going to
Harrison by auto, sailed down the lake
and returned by the way of Portland.
Rev. G. q. Newton and family, who
have been spending their vacation at
Cape Porpoise, have returned home.
Services were resumed at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Girls from s TO II years Of age are
asked to come to the Service League
rooms Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, to make snippings for fracture
pillows. Please bring scissors.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Z. Cole, Mrs. T. s. Barnes, Helen
Barnes and Lena Franck took q trip to
New Meadows Inn Tuesday, going from
there to Portland to see Robert Wheeler
The petition which will reach the
voters this week contains the names of
40 women of voting age of the town of
Paris, who ask their fellow townsmen to
vote Eyes" on the suffrage amendment
Sept. 10.
J.W. Collins and sons, Harry W. and
Benz. T. Collins, who came recently by
auto to "Willow Farm" as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Rowe, have returned to
their homes in Pswtucket, r. l., after q
delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. North held
family reunion last week at which
there were present their four children
and six grandchildren, being the first
time for eleven years that the entire
family had been together.
Mrs. L. c. Smiley has engaged the
services of Miss Bsns Beede of Gardiner
as designer in her millinery store the
coming season. Mrs. Smiley, accom-
panied by Miss Bseds, will leave Tues
day morning to attend the millinery
opening and purchase fall goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Knapp and
daughter Frances, of South Manchester,
Conn, were recent guests OF Mrs.
Knspp's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
North, returning home last Friday after
a stay of week. Mr.. Knapp is prin-
cipal of the high school at South
Manchester.
meeting of the officers and teachers
of the Universalist Sunday School, and
all others who are interested In the
maintenance of the school, will be held
at the ladies' parlor of the church Tues.
dsy evening of this week at 1880. All
who feel any interest In the matter are
urged to attend.
Guests at s. G. Ordwsy's on Sunday
were Walter B. Ordwsy OF Rumford,
Mrs. G.. s. Lassell of Melrose, Mass,
and Mrs. C. W. CARL and daughter OF
Cumberland Mills. This was reunion
of the entire Ordwsy family, and as 1t
happens, the second time they have been
together this year.
A party of young men started Monosy
morning for Caribou, to work in the
Aroostook potato harvest. They are
walton Bailey, Howard Davis, Ray
Seely. Howard Record and Roscoe Ben
son, Will Bray took them in bis car,
starting at 8 o'clock In the morning.
They expected to reach Caribou some
time during the day Tuesday.
An automobile party which went 70
Old Orchard Sunday was composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mason, Mrs. Cora
Whittsmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A
swan and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heming-
way. They were accompanied as tsr as
Portland by James Mason and Albert
Wheeler, who are camping at one OF the
islands In the hsrbor this week.
Rev. Raw A. Chapman, who has been
spendipg the summer in the WHITE
Mountains, was the guest OF relatives ID
South Paris the past week. MT. Cnap-
man lived here for a number OF years
and has many friends in this village.
BE goes to Hyde Park, Mass, where ne
is to have charge of the young peoples
work in one of the large churches.
The Fan Tan Club field day was held
ar the home of Mrs. L. E. Bean, fine
street, Wednesday afternoon and even
inc, The vsrands where supper was
served to 21 was decorated with the
stars and stripes. After supper all re-
naired to the parlor where they were
entertained BY readings given oy MISS
Airline Croker. Auction and rook were
also enjoyed.
Alta meeting of the Ladies' sooia,
Union of the Universalist church, nero
AT the psrlor Wednesday, arrangements
we're made with regard to the oootn =,
the Oxford County fair. Mrs. Carioli
Edvards will have charge OF the dining
AN Tnaadav morning