Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-05-07
SOUTH PARIS.

r.,s shaw has been engaged q
- nusic on Memorial Day.
.,E swan and family have movet
- ss house of Harry D. Cole on Pine
Street.
A.. F.aE Ssely went Sunday u
h,L..s,ts where she will b
operated uPOD for sPpeOo'0i'''
v,t e. Plummer left the first Of
Cor Moosebead Lake, where hs
..saner during the simmer.
,..,,T. Chamberlain Camp, S. OF ",
sOss..,ac,ad Friday evening by Dis
'.ss, 1iss J z. Warren of Buckneid.
". Fvsrstt N. Besssy Of Rumford
"a, been the guest OF her grsnomo'nsr'
~. Eiirs Parlin, during the past week
thunder shower Of the season IN
80 boprs OF Wednesday morning.
- NOT a very heavy "stranns IL
that
~. Ora Hsrrick Of Mechanic Falls,
a.. lending some weeks with her
49,, Nrs.J. ]. Merrill, returned
home Thursday,
n, and Mrs. Frank A. Fsrrsr moved
-. nss, week from Paris Hill to this
riIi.gs where they viii make their nome
ritb David 3. Woodbury..
Or c. L. Buck, District Aide OF the
80. n Veterans, goes TO Buckneld
T,ss5ay evening Of this week to inspect
Warren Camp Of that place.
n.vi5 woodbury. has for sale
,rs,,. n the double towering white
d. TIL, variety will not spread like
the single towering variety.
Charles :. Merrill has been at home
q, iev DAYS from Patten, but will
,.,,-r ,bsrs The first of this week, and
.Tnscfs 70 remain for the summer.
n, and Mrs. D. ". Morrison Of Ruth
srtord. Y J., came Thursday TO attend
the fuoets! Of Mrs. L. ;. BIIilngs. ME-
Morrison ,s ; sister OF Mr.. Billings.
Nall. Monk went Thursday to
mend few days With her sister, Mrs.
Gs0rye N. Giles, in Auburn. Mrs. Giles
d,ug6,sr. Mrs. Cliston Mcallister, is
quite d..
Patriotic ball at Norway Opera House
Tnssdsv evening of this week. Pro-
csads divided between rhe Red Cross
and tie Service League. Grand march
a. SIS sharp.
NJ. and Mrs. z. S. Maxwell, after
amending The winter with their daughter,
Mr.. 0. NJ. Stewart, at her home on
Pleasant Street, have returned to their
home on Park street.
Mrs.. Harry D. Cole and Mrs. Ernest
FShsw entertained rock party OF hve
tables =. Mrs Coles Tuesday evening.
The silver contribution of four dollars
wen, 20 the Service League.
Ni,s Hazel Abbott leaves With the
Dsmocrs, .he first dandelion of the sea-
s0u. This may be the first one, but
judging BIZ present observation and past
sxpereoce there will be some millions
more before the first of July.
The grading work at the high school
buildibg will substitute green lawn and
grave walks 10 front of the building In
place Of the open and promiscuously
Travelled area which has been there. IL
does not affect the athletic field.
On June 18Th a drama will be given In
Grange Hall, under the auspices OF the
Pilgrim and Excelsior Glasses of the
Congregational Sunday School, for the
benefit Of the Service League. Music
will be furnished by Shaw's Orchestra.
The Girls Glee Club Of Paris high
School will give the cantats, THE
New Flower Queen" at Grange Hall,
Tuesday evening, May 81. Proceeds
10 70 10 the Girls Patriotic League.
The cast will be given next week with
full details.
J.E. Mureh suffered q fall on tbs
steps a, bis home Friday evening which
sprained his left wrist, cut his right thumb
90 that four stitches were necessary TO
close IT, and hurt bis back. He can not
use bis hands, and Is laid of from work
for 3 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin SWEET, who
went last fall 10 spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. S. B. Locke, In
Moab, Utah, will not come home this
spring, but will remain with their dsugh-
ter for the present. Mrs. Locke has
recently returned from a sanatorium TO
which she went for treatment.
An appeal has been taken from the de-
cree Of the Judge OF Probate allowing
the will Of Mrs. Drusilla Dunn of South
Paris. By the will, as has been stated
10 the Democrat, the bulk OF the
property goes as fund to the South
Paris Baptist church. The appeal Is
taken by her sister, Mrs. Cannon OF
Canton.
At the annual meeting of the Trustees
OF Dsering Memorial Church last Mon
day evening, George /. Burnham re-
tired as treasurer, after filling the office
Tor fifteen years. Officers were chosen
Tor the coming year az follows:
Pres,-Winaeld 5. starbird.
see.-Dr Cnas. L. Buck.
Treas.-T. n. Davis.
Andisor-Harry A. Morton.
At the annual meeting Of the Seneca
Clno held with Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith
last Monday, the following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Pres.-Mrs. Luells Smiley.
Siee-Pres.-Miss Grace Thayer.
Sec-hrs Bessie Goldsmith
Ire4s-Miss Eva Z. Walker.
rress keporter-Mrs. Agnes L. Morton.
II Com.-ars. Ethel Hathaway, Mrs- Ethel
carter, Mrs. Fannie Eastman.
P. Z. Wheeler, who has been during
me winter with bis son Harry N
Wheeler in Wakefield, Mass, came
wednesday to the homo Of his son
Alton G. Wheeler, where be will spend
the summer. Mr.. Wheeler IL gaining
somevha, from the effects OF . shock
suffered about year and . half since,
and has irser use Of his right side than
formerly.
Under the direction of Road Com
missioner Bowker, . sector of concrete
road surface, OF about rod radius, haa
been put in at the corner BY Odd Eel
lows Block, extending between the two
crossings. The concrete work was done
oy Ralph Cole. In preparation for the
concrete, six or eight inches OF the grave
was taken out and carted away for grad
ing In other places.
Those who attended the annual meet
ing OF the Central District Sunday Schoo
Association at Brysnt's Pond Wednes
DAY were Rev. G. q. Newton, Rev. G. w
rogers, Or. G. L. Buck, Mrs. Harole
Cole, Mrs. James N. Nillett, Mrs. n. A
hiilett, Mrs. 1. o. Barrows, Miss Annie
aozzy, Miss Nellie n. Jackson, Mis-
Lila keniston. DR.. Buck was electet
president of the association, and hrs
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