Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-10
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Mrs. George knight of Milton -,
with relatives here for short time la
week.
Remember! Don't forget the sumo
on the Baptist church lawn, Tuesday
July II.
Mrs. Oscar q. Tracy of Portland n.
been the guest of Mrs. F. N. Wright for
few days.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey of New
port, n. H., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Adams.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Feruald sr,
spending a few days at Q cottage a
South Harpswell.
Ashley Edwards is employed "A clerl
in the store of the N. Dayton Bolster
Co. for the summer.
Miss Katherine Quincy of Waldo is en-
gagged as clerk in the insurance Office O,
| W. j. Wheeler & Co.
| The Alpha Zstas of the Baptist Sum.
day School will have q picnic supper \,
Beatrice Colby's on Elm Hill next Fri,
day night.
q. P. Brett and family, who had been
at their camp at Halls Pond for some
weeks, returned to their home in Beverly,
Mass, Monday.
William gilbert and family have NOV
ed from the Penley house on High Street
into the house recently vacated BY ]. B.
Barnett on Park Street.
Harold G. Anderson of Wollaston.
Mass, came Saturday to join his family,
who have been here for few weeks,
over the weekend. They all return to
Wollaston Monday night.
George A. Doran, agent of the Grand
Trunk at this place, and his family, are
spending the month of July in trip to
the Pacific coast, and will make Q visit
to Mr.. Doran's people in Minnesota.
Mrs. Albert D. Park and her sister,
Mrs. Ella S. Heald of East Sumner, have
been at the Parks Camp at Shagg Pond
for the past week, and Mr.. Park was
there over the Fourth and the weekend.
In honor of her granddaughter, Mae
Fales Penfold of Portland, Mrs. Agnes L.
Morton chaperoned party of seventeen
small girls at picnic in Ames' Grove
Friday afternoon from to $50 o'clock.
Miss Esther Tyler of Bethel was the
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
I. Burnham. Sunday morning Miss
Tyler favored the audience at the N. E.
church with very enjoyable cornet solo.
Mrs. Auns Fl. Hayes went Saturday to
Reading, Mass, with her grandson,
Rodney Brown, Jr., who had been visit
ing her for week or two. Mrs. Hayes
will spend few days at Reading before
returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harlow of Wor-
cester, Mass, have been guests at B. P.
Adkins for a few days. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Adkins mother,
Mrs. Frances Harlow, who remains for
longer visit.
The last service at the Universalist
church before vacation will be held next
Sunday, July 18th. Rev. Mr.. Miller will
have a special sermon that day, and
would like to have all members OF the
parish present.
Two house lots on the east side of
High Street in the north part of the vii
lage, belonging to Mrs. Minnie Record,
were sold last week to Byron A. Leach
and his son Bernard, through the agency
of Charles E. Merrill.
Rev. Ray A. Chapman of Cambridge,
Mass, greeted friends at the station here
Saturday, while on his way to Randolph,
n. H., where he is to supply the pulpit
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summer resort town.
The members of the Ladies' Social
Union of the Universslist church Will
meet at the church at s O'Clock Thurs
day morning, to give the church thor
ough cleaning. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Walker, Miss Eva
E. Walker, Mrs. Alta Rankin and Miss
Priscilla Chase have been at their camp
at Shagg Pond during the past week,
part of them for the full time, and part
over the Fourth and weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Dennison and
daughter Dorothy of Auburn, Ind, after
spending some two weeks with relatives
and friends here, went Saturday to visit
for few days in Portland and Freeport;;
Mr.. Depnison will go on to Indiana, and
Mrs. Dennison and Dorothy will return
here for two or three weeks more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton 1. DeLsno OF
Whitman, Mass, who are at Oxioro ior
the summer as usual, were mere last
week to pack up the effects OF MRS; L.
| NJ. Thayer, Mrs. DeLsnO's mother. MIS-.
Tbayer has vacated her rent In the house
of F. A. Whittsmore on High Street, and
will occupy the DeLanos' apartments ID
Whitman this summer with her son
Donald.
The family of Charles R. Elder are AZ
their summer home, including MIS-. I'll
der and Miss Marguerite Elder OF MAI,
den, Mass, and Mrs. F. w. Rounds ano
son of Louisville, Ky. MI. Elder mas
been here for few days but has nao 10
return to Boston for time, anu mis- son.
Flint Elder, who has position in Cleve-
| land. has also been here for rev Gays
but has returned.
A letter to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Noyes
| from their grandson, Robert farhn, nov
serving with the Canadian troops III
France, under date of June ~, mas GER
tain portions erased by the censor;
Among those parts of it which escaped
the scratching are these paragraphs:
Just a line to let you all know that none OF
those Germans have got this boy yes' 1a' .ISs
came close enough to IL the last TWO aH fai"'
\ here. ,,.,. .ho evan,ng with
Won All and eat couple OF grandmas DisSu lSt
bsven't seen but one decent meal since Ie, H.
Canada, and paid almost six sklnnss ~ Tood
| fsl 5Ol-ham and eggs and piece OF PIC.
| Ia getting lower every day In this country
Il Saw a few American soldiers lmedlcai co.PeI
hare last week on their way TO biackioru oeP
4 Jnst walt till the u. 8. A. boys get neIo, .on
things win hum. These Engiisnmen arg w
| thicf. headed and slow to ever win waT siou9'
There are about Idel ted by censor Oh ". % IN
/ bows with the Canadian troops nefo "AN -
Il France. -. Aha t,u,e lately
THE Germans are losing ground ana men anu
i guns every day now. They navy " U.s.. two
u. 900 killed and taken prisoners IN tne , nss
| davs II that keeps up they won't last long. en-
4 Address No. 349623, 4th Batty, q: y. A,v $H ~
snb~Hut C.ls) "Risboro Barracks, Snorncnne'
Kent, England.
KING DISTRICT.
Horace Cummings went to Augus'A
SUNDAY, July /, with his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thayer were guests =.
mfr. and Mrs. Winslow mayer 'n'
Fourth.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Onui Seilonen, Mr.. ano
NJ. Anal Huotari and family and aug