Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28
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Suan of Portland is here
W. ", rsIssivss and old friends
fs"' r.s.,,ps Andrews of Portland
Ys II A ,II,Itsd at Charles Edwards
s'1' i. Hollis of West Paris has
ss Lam quest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
NBrr0S' ..,, ,s 1rv;,, n
hon A msrs At Rumford Falls on bust
- Tuesday v :.
VS. vacation with her sister, Mrs.
aph Perkins
N'. nm asTiss Annie Muzzy at W. P.
s,In's last week
A. Taylor and daughters,
III! IN and Muss, went to Old Orchard
nlbs weekend
"a Johnson and daughter of
. y. Mass, were guests at c. 81.
s,s,rd's last week.
/ w.. glora Murch, who is employed in
has,t,l Office Of Drake & Easton, Is
ssyIng sVscation'
1 ~. Grace Oliver and daughter Win
:. S,rs zone to Lewiston, where Mrs.
liver has position
n, Andrew P. Hsvey, former in
-. Nv. commissioner for the state, was
,~sp wednesday on business.
v,,.s, Donald Thsyer, who has been
ll,i.y his brother, Woodbury. Thayer,
.gstSe is visiting relatives mere.
v.ain s,usr. and family of Gorhsm,
m se,e recent guests of j. 81. Stuart
sss cottage on Lake Pennesseewsssse.
v,,y G. Elder returned from Port
- me latter part of the week, where
:. had been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
/ 7 Garland.
n, V Lowell Bonney of Bowdoin-
,,n Sneaker of the House Of Represen-
Mia, was in town last week, the guest
Ivltsr L. Gray.
non.ld q. Bean took a weeks vacation
INN bis employment at the butter fac
~, Of toe Turner Centre Creamery
ASSOCIATION last week.
nm Stuart NJ. D., Of the U. S. Med
nj Corps stationed at Fort Mckinley
!, Portland Har0Or, was at home short
inc Wednesday aud Thursday.
Atom c. Wheeler, Esq, will speak
,itb Governor Ni,hken at civic meet |
h, held oy the W. c. T. U. at Old
Orhsrd on Tuesday evening, Aug. 18th.
Master Herbert Cairns has dog which |
u thinks deserves mention in these
sunus. His dog has a record of kill
~ one hundred woodchucks in the last
hise years.
Ms. Ida Mag Briggs Of Boston was
be weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Durham. Mrs. Briggs is the COM
rser OF the var song, The Call TO
Ans, which met with great success.
Richard q Miliett, who has been sub |
Iitutiug for Geo E. kirkpatrick at the |
Backisli Branch of the Paris Trust
Company for the past two weeks while |
be latter took bis vacation, has returned
aone.
Yrs. Eliza Curtis, who resides with
.r daughter, Mrs. Will Pratt, on Hill
Street, underwent a surgical operation |
thursday. The operation was per-
hrusd By DR.. Weber Of Lewiston and
VA successful.
Apsrty consisting Of Stanley Wheeler,
Robert Shaw, Roy Cole, George Davis,
NVOu Maxim and Donald Chapman
vent to Black Brook on a fishing trip
thursday and returned with their limit
atroat.
All ladies' who are interested in clean
Ing the Congregational church are re-
quested to be at the church at $50
Wednesday morning, Aug. 10Th. Bring
cleaning cloths and all necessary articles
used in cleaning.
Albert D, Park has been engaged as
iuctiOneer al large sale of Morgan
horses and WEIGH ponies at Shelburne,
\ q. Evidently Bro. Parks reputation
Tor ability as an suctioneer has escaped
beyond the State boundaries and he
deserves il all
George A. Wilson, who recently receiv-
aaeommission as second lieutenant In
he national army, has been assigned
. Camp Dix, Wrightsville, N. j., where
@,O0 OF the drafted men will be as
lgned for training. BE visited his
ilnsr, Mrs. Walter Gray, on his way
nom Houlton to Wrightsville, on Sunday.
ar. and Mrs. A. B. Dwinals, who
lave occupied the rent in Mrs. Theodore
mayors house on Pleasant Street, have
's'ufnsd TO Norway and will occupy
ne house which Mrs. Dwinsls purchased
% 4srsson Street. The tsnament va
'a'ed BY the Dwinsls will be occupied
!! d. Walter Dennison and family upon
nsf return 70 this village.
The held day Of the Seneca Club was
,eld on Thursday at Haskelps cottage.
IHsnty-one sat down to luncheon at
Ong taole on the veranda but q shower
1Ns u necessary to move under cover.
lOof and auction were enjoyed but the
AAo thlng Of the day was knitting. 1t
' !, MSS Eva Walkers birthday in honor
which she was crowned with . wreath.
he next regular meeting of Paris
,,anse Sept lat, will be Children's Day. |
. 'i vii be 40 sll-dsy meeting with q /
NCOic dinner at Ames Grove. Hot cof-
e VIII be made at the hall and taken to
a' grove. There are some ten cords Of
'VOu 70 De put into the basement and it
uoped that the brothers will turn out
good force as soon after 8 O'Clock as
.U"'ois, to help throw IL in, so that all
4H 90 to the grove together.
HInheld A, Brooks is at home with
- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brooks,
Nastay OF month. After graduating
sO9 the high school here he attended
&c University Of Maine until he received
: appointment TO Annapolis. He has
s' az the latter school two years and
Sn summer has been on the battleship
'oroa' Owing TO the war conditions
.'VOarss at Annapolis has been changed
nm. mn -FOUR to three years so Mr.. Brooks
WI graduate from there next spring.
y d. Thomas Of Augusta, who Is do
3 forestry work at Paris Hill, shows
- democrat a copy of newspaper one
o SuSrsd and thirteen years old and in
~ oOG condition Of preservation. 1t has
- -. heading in Old English type so COM
~. - 70 those days, and the little logo
Spo pictures at the upper corner Of each
w and is Of the four-page
,,a.euP' 1t Is copy of the Columbian
susnal & Massachusetts, Federslist"
"a ag the date line: Boston, Satnr-