Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-06-12
SOUTH PARIS.

Richardson spent few days
y. sr isl.tigss at Rsddiug last week.
VIZ 49,, B,sckett has gone to Harrison,
ROOst. DiII work on farm with bis
' ss;s' III. summer
n'' n Rowe of Redding has been
N';, ., aanghter, Mrs. Mark b. Rich
, s,is ~ for a few days
x,r,,u who is employed on the
Bay s ''lwsy in south Portland, was at
s ,;i.s. ,i few days last week
-. and Mrs. Geo, c. Fernald are at
~. W., s4S for few days, where Mr.. Fer
S i,'' lister graduates this year from
y, a high school.
c.rIs Briggs has closed her en-
NIs u.s. in the office of the Paris Manu-
.agsm l'n1 70 where she has been stenog-
snber for some years
n,,.i,e a, Grange Hall Tuesday even,
D'us ri. week, music, piano and
ing "a Admission % cents, spectators
c a.~y Ice cream on sale.
,,.i5s,able number from here at
,' 'GI he meeting of Oxford Pomona
enasu ~ =. Yewrv last Tuesday, Alton G.
49, tsking a full truck load.
Chester Gore Miller delivered the
, ~ sermon to the graduating
2 S'."i the high school at Andover on
sA'S s5 .od ~ the class at Norway on
The 10Th.
n. v,cbaud, wso has been tele-
nsDT ,nsrafor az the Grand Trunk sta
sFb5 s,s for some time, has finished his
. ~. -s, and returned Saturday to his
home in Canada
p.,is,sr Of Probate Albert D. Park
~, Frveburg Tuesday TO attend the
,s,r of Probate Court. He was
,...onnapied by Mrs. Park and her sis
:. Ms Head, the trip being made In
N, Parks new Ford.
p.,s6, of Womsn's Service League, a
..s,al by pupils of Nellie NJ. jackson
~ a few assistants at Deering Memorial
,s,,rv Monday, June II, at s O'Clock.
IJnissj5p 10 cents. Proceeds for
league. come and help.
N, and Mrs. +. W. North recently
r,3s A twenty four hour trip to Orr's
T,ap6 with their son, DR.. @. ID. North OF
Tsnap,'s Harbor, who was spending
,bo,t time at the island, and drove up
,hsr bis father and mother.
marty of Grand Trunk engineers,
,bo are engaged in making a physical
v,Inatiop of the road, are CHARTERED in
no cars which are standing on the east
,i3pg At the railroad yard. They have
,cOok With them aud live in comfort.
The State Encampment of the G. A.
Rxill be held in Portland on Wedpes-
iay and Thursday of this week. Dele
a;es from this place are Mrs. B. T.
Hicks Mrs. Ernest Millett, Mrs. w. 5.
S,arbird and Mrs. Kate B. Stuart. Head
Oaar,ers at the Falmouth Hotel.
Mrs 5. Kaspar Wight, who was sum
uoued here some weeks since on account
Of the serious illness Of her mother, Mrs.
DIN. Richardson, started Thursday on
Der return to her home in Cleveland, o.
Ms. Richardson is still i'll, but Is some
what improved from her former condi-
tOn.
Miss Marguerite Elder of Maiden,
Mass, has been here for few days get
ling the Elder summer home in readiness
for the season. Mrs T. W. Rounds and
900 Of Louisville, KY, are now at Maiden,
and will come with the Elder family q
few weeks later to spend the summer
here.
J. Dodge of Minneapolis arrived
here one day last week, and joined Mrs.
BOdge, who had been at A. l.. Holmes
for a week or two. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
and Mrs. Holmes have been spending
few days at the Holmes camp at Sbsgg
Poud Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge started
Monday for Massachusetts,, and will GO
thence 10 their home. Their daughter,
Mss Mary Dodge, graduates from Wei
lesley College this year, and their son
John is student at Harvard.
Invitations have been issued for the
ssdiing, reception of Kenneth +. Withsm
and Miss Alma V. Smiley, at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
neg A Smiley of Caribou, Wednesday
evening, June 20 Mr.. Withsm is South
, Paris boy, son of Mrs. Harriet and the
ATE Frank R. Withsm, is graduate OF
Bates College and now engaged in Y. NJ.
{. A work in Pittstield, Mass, where
thsr home will be. The bride-elect has
several times been visitor here.
About fifty Rsbekahs from South
Paris and about seventy from Norway
vent TO Auburn last Tuesday evening to
visit Ruth Rebekah Lodge by special in
Htatlon. They went the last of the sf-
lernOOu, and supper was served BY
Ruth Lodge at $50, the whole number
agusSts at the tables being over 200.
There was work at the session OF the
lodge, and following 1t fine entertain
nens. The Oxford County visitors got
home at one o'clock or little later.
meeting of the trustees of the
oxford County Agricultural Society held
here on the "a, among the items OF bust
ness transacted were two votes of public
interest One vote was to allow no Uno
peer tents on the ground this year, This
VIII 90 away with the nuisance OF being
assailed by the bsrkers who want to sell
you "A good cool bottle of beer-on the
mS'as Z" Another vote was 10 move the
isnce so as to bring the spring at the
1907 OF the bank within the fair grounds
enclosure. This will necessitate some
improvements so as to make the spring
@niortably available TO the people.
luis spring is really one Of the big as
se's OF the society, and the move to ar
ange the grounds so that the visitors
ean get water from il is one Of the best
@lngs that has been done by the society
iorsOme time.
a delightful recital was given at the
nome Of Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson last
monday evening, Miss Maxine E. Ben
w. asU eelng the pupil pianist, assisted oy
mss Grace Dean, violinist. Miss Ben
us" played to a very appreciative audi
e1ce' over half the selections being
SAyed from memory, and all well rem
ue'ed She shows much talent both In
expression and technical ability for q
i fourteen years Of age. Following Is
The program:
Etude. scbvtte
Vesns- -
ISsper Cnlmes- Rathourn
eCrepuscule : Guy
S'---, NJ, - - 80 $4,000
v,ou- Miss Bennett.
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R,rA. Miss Dean. -.
Ic.ae E We Cnant cleft hand alone) SchmiI'
a'sr Symph. Helms
Vim. Miss Bennett.
~-------- $500