Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-18
SOUTH PARIS.

u,Ardls OF Boston has been
J. i y, fair week at South Paris.
s,orspcs Patch OF Freeport ID q
ME- - Mrs. Frank H. Plummsr.
-. psilathsas will meet with Mrs.
10, psrrill Tuesday, Sept. Is, at 2 +.
w. Mildred Maxim and Miss Murisl
VS.. > are attending GOrham Normal
school.
~. Ralph Cole is In the Central
Wine General Hospital as Lewiston Tor
rs,tnsns.
Ma, Gsusva Young went Saturday to
s,,iDSysls, where she is to ssaen Tor the
Nuirg year
81 Cunningham from Massachusetts,
=. y Sssn guest at b. <. Thuriow's Tor
be past week
1 n Daugbrsty vas at home from
4 I-n..s for q few days last week and
ltsnded the far
n. and Mrs. E. B. Lunt of Belfast,
rssidents of South Paris, visited
Sas during the fair
N. and Mrs. Clinton MeKeen spent
- end With Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton
Ridge at Trip Pond
Mrs. Ella ". Burbank, formerly OF
,,a,S Paris. row of Gorham, N. H., is
4. guest of friends here.
n, and Mrs. c. L. Herssy OF Portland
- hssn With Mrs. Hersey's people
Ss,s during the past week.
n. and Mrs. E. n. Anderson and
NJ Marshall Weeks were in Portland
=, vssk from Monday until Friday.
r,J p Dunhsm has purchased the
,."ss N Geo. C. Fsrnald on Pine Street,
~ Ss and his family will move in soon.
Mia, Norma Hathorne OF Worcester,
VA, who has been visiting at Bethel,
=. . gues. last week at Mrs. Nellie
Powers.
v, and Mrs Ralph Z. Gray OF Port
had we're guests Of Mr.. Grsy's parents,
NJ and Mrs. William L. Gray, during
he fair.
n, and Mrs. Amos A. Bird have re
,,,osd from a visit of two weeks to their /
nm and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy j. Bird,
pWOrcsster, Mass.
Shaw piano, and True, drums and
Mn, have been engaged to play for the
range dance at North Bucktield Friday
sysning Of this week.
business meeting Of the Seneca
Club is held al the home of the president,
Ms. Agnes L. Morton, this Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Preseason W. S. Ripley of Boston, the
ssl known musician and composer, 10
making bis annual visit to relatives In
this bis old home town.
Philip King Of Battery B, First Maine
HsaVy Field Artillery, just now on
detached duty at Bedford, Mass, was ut
home for brief stay over Thursday
night
Mss Abbie Starbird, after spending
her vacation here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ". s. Starbird, left Saturday
90 her return to her work in Washing
ION, D. C..
Guests Of Mrs. Ellen Blake and Mrs.
Elizabeth Edgerly last week were Mrs.
EP. Psrlin and Miss Esther Bailey of
Wilton, and Miss Mary Dwinsl Of Me-
sbsnic Falls.
Mrs. B. Y. Hanson of Powell River,
BIC, a former resident of South Paris,
add Mrs George Twitchell of Gorham,
n g., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. z. N.
Anderson this week.
The Paris Shoe Co. has sold and 10
shipping its recent run OF shoes, and has
% offer from a party for the manufac-
ture Of shoes which will probably be &C
espted, and which will keep the factory |
running to its capacity.
Lewis A. KeeDe, formerly Of South |
Paris, is spending a vacation with rela-
lives and friends here. Mr.. Kssne is
row 10 Baton Rouge, La, having . posi-
lion with 40 electric plant owned by
Stone & Webster Of Boston.
Among the fair week visitors who
we're cordially greeted by their friends |
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers of |
Dry Mills, who have been away from
South Paris so short q time that they
alFnOaf 20 halNnr Nara
Miss Dorothy Wight returned the first
Of last week from the Waumbek at
Jefferson, y. H., where she has been
employed for the summer, and left on
saturday for Albany, N. Y. to resume
Der studies in the New York State Col |
lege.
John S. Carver, who has been principal
Of Paris High School for the past three
years, and resigned this summer, has
the position of principal of the high
school at Lakewood, n. j., with ten as
nsiants and about three hundred stu
den!s.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs was at home
from Boston for q few days last week,
AID attended the fair. Miss Briggs has
resigned her position as superintendent
Of nurses 10 Talitha Cumi Hospital, and
Is to enter Simmons College to take .
course In social service.
Excavation has begun for q steel water
ank which the Grand Trunk is to put
10 a. the station here. II is on the west
"oe OF the track, nearly opposite the
wooden tank now 10 use, which has
gwen lot Of trouble and been frequently
repaired ever since IL was built.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
er'sist church broke all parish records
iot receipts at thsir Oxford County
af booth, nearly $500 being the gross
proceeds. The ladies will hold . special
business meeting Wednesday at $50 p.
H. All members please be present.
The platform scales which do duty at
sue railroad station have recently been
ent 10 to the repair shop and been
1'ed With new bar and other new
uognses, so that they look almost IL not
qui'e Ike new, and are guaranteed
sccurats. Now perhaps you think that
Ss 10 trivial matter, and that
'ais paragraph is In the class with the
que announcing that John Jones has
Puta new button on bis barn door.
NOT 80, gentle reader. II you have been
a familiar with the appearance Of the
'Auon platform for more years than
you are likely to tell of, you know that
yOo can't remember when those scales
Sotsd any different and you know that
.nslr rebuilding and renovation 10 dis
anctly an Event.
touring car belonging to &. 8. Os-
sUoo OF Auburn, returning home from