Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-17
SOUTH PARIS.

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,,,.,.r GRAY has been visiting In
,sst " dior for few days =. ,.u,.,o, :,
Mss Eofsp ~ sister, Mrs. Frank K.
ssguss'Vi
mnh'H' ,.is amnloved for
Ns D.lV, =. waitress at the Waum-
" a.,.D N. Barnes left Saturday for
Ns BERT ,t,sr3 the summer school at
p G,'i .,S;p % school at that place
.. lpsnrey) Virgin aud little
Nr;. nS, .I are with her parents
20 :. ., ~ Mrs Mrs. Fremont P, Penley'
y - dancing at Grange Hall
P'?l.H avsniDg this week. Same prices,
i:'.l aa :S, and a good time to all
IAN, Wheaton of Bridgeport,
Nrs' LsSI % PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
\ saart, for her vacation Oh m0o'n'
..,., Sburtlsf, who has a position
sane ~. fisgstt drug concern in Provi-
tIa - T is spending weeks vaca-
ans. home
~, A : EdgecOmb of Har-
" sT- residents here, were guests
~, ~. M md Mrs. ]. ". Chute for a few
b, lsst week
c,.-, Chase, who has been with
~ T,tbsn \. Chase, in lion, n.
: S !. :, her home On Western Avenue
b. The present;
MO Rockingham left Tuesday
80, old home in Perry, and will
u ~ .oms three weeks there and with
sr,s: in Bangor
v.TS Barnes and Miss Helen NJ.
, NE .osp, several days last week with
~. r Wheeler and family at their
AT AIT At Shsgg Pond.
.Ts Cote and Miss Grace Dean have
.,s,nsi from Orleans, VT, where they
s -. ,rs.r, of NJ. Cote's sister, Mrs.
r,sin Berry, for a few days.
VI. Alice NJ. Faulkner, a teacher in
asTjsss Barre Institute at Wilkes
~: : Pa, is with her parents, Rev. and
riY,; D. T Faulkner, for the sum-
rgJscstion.
lrrnbsr of friends from South Paris,
;.,,oap,os went Wednesday to Den
az N r,Il on Mrs. E. Y. Haskell, who
~ her children is visiting her parents,
v and Mrs. A. c, Jewett.
lam 5. Fairbanks Of Abingdon, Mass,
a.psi bis family at Geo. B. Crocketes
ida, for vacation of two weeks or
,.,s most Of which will be spent at the
h,5ank: camp at Concord Pond.
Ms Ellen Blake. Mrs. Elizabeth Ed
-,v Mrs. ". A Blake and Miss Athie
s,ia vent to Wilton Wednesday 10 call
NM and Mrs. Z. p. Parlin. Harry d.
Ns took them 10 bis car, going on to
xEhegan 90 business, and all return
gl night.
yy Ruth App,egate of Woodfords
W ,hs guest of Miss Marian Gray for
~ isys last week, also visited her
rripHsuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Stat
nv at Paris Hill. Miss Gray accom-
,l,isi her to Portland for short visit
q Ter return,
Some reminder Of the number of autos
,o5les used 10 the large states of the
non is in the license plates occasional
seen on our streets. Among recent
rs are New York plate numbering
cnsshiug over I39, 900, and a Pennsyl-
rs plate above 292, 900.
Rev. and Mrs. William NJ. Lewsllen,
tsi spending the time since their mar
age at Pe1ueSSeewassee Lake and with
n LewaIel'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
issnin SWEET, left Wednesday for
.si home in Ana, where Mr.. Lewallen
pastor Of the Baptist church.
Kiss Bertha May Ellis died in Turner
ry Saturday morning at the age of As
.ais. She was the daughter of Mrs.
AfOtte Chase and the late Simon K
lii Mrs Ellis and her daughter lived
re for some years, but went year or
70 since TO Turner TO live with Mrs.
-is 500, Harry P, Ellis.
Gilbert SWEET, who had enlisted in the
IVY has been transferred to the aviation
'p', and will 60 to a training camp
ben orders 10 that effect are received. |
Ter spending some weeks here with
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
.:aoI', be left Friday for his home in
llcAester, Mass, to await the call, |
aleA be expects in about a week.
g. y Chapman was at Bethel Satur-
|! 10 attend the funeral of his cousin,
sefnon 5. Chapman, who died We'd
'CaY night at the age of 81 years. Mr..
lapnan was the oldest mem Der of the
la9nan family, He was veteran of
: evil var, serving in the Fifth Maine
N'iy, and bad frequently been visit
% South Paris attending csmpfres
meetings OF patriotic societies.
he Democrat will begin next week
: publication Of a series of short
lcies under the title, "Over There
uue meaning the war front in Eu-
y These are written by an Ameri-
%! who served with gsllantry in
aAllan regiment, and who 10 going |
q 70 accept a commission. They tell |
solder s story, not in the magnificent
Us Us Oh great battles, but just as the
lsI himself lives and fights. 1t is not
ssEs0er a nice story, war is not nice
aas's, but it is realistic.
! George Wise is visiting relatives
! friends in East Milton. Tuesday,
1. " she was pleasantly entertained
Nc nome Of her niece, Mrs. Lorenzo
, ing, the occasion being her seventy.
~. birthday. A picnic dinner was
'AAen OF in the grove. There were
Tyrone : relatives and friends present.
!, 0,15'aday cake was made by Mrs. |
y, ~, bryant, Mrs Wise expects to visit
ulO'd, her native home, before her
. - -. one Is very active for one of
, ass, having walked to the home of
J. " Tue neighbOrs three-quarters of q
away hulled strawberries all the
''nOon and walked home.
U9pie who had been boarding with |
|, ana Mrs. John A. Porter took sud- |
\ 'SSe Tuesday night, leaving an un-