Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-08-13
SOUTH PARIS.

Ma, Sarah hehIs'ON
my, Der former home 49,,
Mary Cobb Of Auburn has bee
sr', ~ II Mrs. Anna H. Hayes for tn
nj week L.. -. ra,nrrs,
NJ. ~ ,i:it 10 her daughter, MIS- =
I record, at Wells ~,
r.ivs,sslist Circle on Paris Hi
Tie .vspiug was largely attended o!
vH. Hardy Of Bsverhill, Mass.
Mss So, 80 her vacation here with hel
.,:.I Ms, E'hs- Hardy
A.,ot members of Paris Grangt
Ana9 ,Ss meeting Of Oxford Pomons
= s, south waterford Tuesday
- r Briggs was here from
vi Sr, over sunday, and Corp. Donald
, MT S,icg. from Camp De'ens'
~. r A. Bessey and Miss Lenors
Ut. M =, Stopebsm, Mass, are visiting
~ s,'' Bs.,,sy's sister, drs, L. c. Morton
Ma. Bsryl and Louise Silver went
-ss,.Jav 10 south Portland to visit
t'sD INT Mrs. V E Shedd, for a few
aya
~. ,,5 Mrs Albert D. Park are
no - two weeks at their camp at
;s,,, Pond, going The first of last
.sk
w., Harold c. Fletcher is at the home
-, -. narsnts 10 Liyermore, assisting in
=. "a ARE Of her mother, Mrs. Phillips,
EAoisIL
n,n,l5 5. Briggs, who left here on the
~ ~ lime With -be contingent who
-. ~, 10 Camp Drgeas, has been pro-
ny:sd TO corpora"
Mia. Nancy Stearus OF Boston has been
,nsn for the past few days, making
s.,bsa5oasrters q. George D. Robert
yus 90 Church Street
NV. McA.is,er and family Of
p.b,n. Y q, are spending a week or
rs,s With Mrs McAhster's parents, Mr..
Nd Ms. 0. Z. Barsows.
Ma, Margaret A. Baker of W. j.
Vb.slsr Il Co. began her vacation from
a. ctce Monday morning, and is spend
~ tbs time in Portland.
Alton Bonney Of the medical depart
usn. Of the army, stationed at one OF
Ne Portland forts, was at home on
bort ilrlougb las, week.
Misses Doris, Charlotte and Lucille
Cole have been visiting at S. j. Rswson's
rNsIico for the past week, and Lucille
vii remain there for a longer stay.
Yrs Percy Carver aud daughter Bar
lara Of Calgary, Alberta, are guests at
Alton c. Wbeeler's Mrs. Carver was q
,rsua!e Of Mrs. Wheeler at Edward
Little High School, Auburn.
Plans for the big dance when the boys
pto Camp Deyens the last of the
nou.h are coming along well. You
laoud plan to attend this dance at
Ganss Hall, South Paris.
SIty.shree per cent of the allotment
a,hs town Of Paris in war savings
sanps has now been paid in cash, &C
arding to Information given the Demo
-ssby Walter L. Gray, the local chair
Ian 10 charge.
N. and Mrs. Z. Z Chapman received
word from their son Francis Chapman,
Eho % In the merchant marine service,
hat be was to sail on Saturday from
An Atlantic Port" for Chill by way of
the Panama cana.
Mss Madeleine Pillsbury of Pine
Pint former teacher of the Pleasant
Street school, is guest at Writ
SANKEY'S, Miss Pillsbury has been
'saehiDg 10 Dsnbury, CT, but expects
Shool in Maine for the coming year.
Ars. Ralph r. Butts, after spending a
Esek or two in Boston and vicinity, is
here for short time before returning to
AngHeld, where Mr Butts has been at
work on plumbing Job for some time,
nd Mrs. Butts has been there with him.
c. Freelsnd Penley of South Paris and
9so'ge W. Whitman Of Norway were at
Long Island Thursday to attend regi-
ssnts reunions, The First-Tenth-
I'snty-ninth and the Seventeenth Maine
StA hsld their reunions at Long Island
agdsy.
Sr. and Mrs. T. W. North, Mr.. and
m. Fred Z North, with Dorothy and
Soert Thomas, grandchildren of Mr..
hd Mrs 2. ". North, made an auto
NOBLE trip to Turner Sunday, the 4th,
Visit Mrs. North's brother, F. P. Tai
't and family.
We have sugar repesters even here.
Sea food administrator Walter l..
"a! las discovered eight cases where
~plcste sugar cards were secured
saasf ne system of distribution used
as's The offenders were called son
~'cafpeF before Mr.. Gray.
During the shower of Wednesday fore
VoOo Inc stable OF c. W. Shaw in the
Aas District was struck by lightning.
aa' gram box was smashed up some
soa O'ner slight damage done, but no
5t' vas set, though the grain box was
s snsSNy under a NOW Of hay. 1t was q
i''tunate escape.
zoe Ladies' Social Union of the
S .a'stsallst church will hold a very
Tp9fIant meeting in the church parlor
,.'unesday at 2:30 O'Clock to make
a ~, for serving meals at the
s n,su county fair in September, also
IN aek quilts ordered snd do other work.
~ members please be present.
anon Churchill of Leeds was In town
-. OF Two last week, looking up husk-
Anu o' Tue seasons run at the Burnhsm
Va. .o'rlll TO. corn factory, as he has In
s,S.. past He may have the job of
,,.s '1g 10 the corn, as he did In years
ss..,' Aosn he lived here, but it 10 not yet
sss !. Mr. Churchill suffered an at
hs.. " pneumonia in the spring, and
ns,i, vas troubled considerably by rheu-
Ssn '1; de is better, though not able
"'0 What be calls days work.
r 'nIsen boys from 1.-THE Pines" the
I".. %sr camp for boys on Lake Kezar,
49,, with Z. T. Hubbard, the pro-
NJ M, and Roy (. Cole, the superintend-
Nn. we're here from Tuesday night to
from nay noon. They hiked over
~ a North Lowell at the head Of the
ANU ANU tuesday, and camped under a
GA a' 90 c. W. Bowker's grounds back
n. sOmce. On Wednesday they did
si'. "wD, and were taken on automobile
mo Mount Mica and elsew here, and
b.sy noon left for the hike back
ND mp. All were as brown rs . nut,
apparently healthy and happy.
10, : S. Understood that the government,
win Ss ng IN control of the railroads,
h T nave only one station at Mechanic
Gr,sda and Danville Junction, where the
,,. ~ Trunk and Maine Central roads
A, usays each maintained a station