Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
SOUTH PARIS.

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nsp,t told you so, when it rsinet
"a srs, sunday of the month?
,l.o, T. Wheeler was in Boston fol
Jaw days the last of the week.
n. Agnes L. Morton is with rela
,;vs. in Portland for few days.
rao Walton has employment at the
p.nOsley Lake House for the summer.
Ri, dance at Buckfeld village Satur
s,y evening this week. Shaw's music
Herman Bryant went Monday morn
;,s N Yarmouth, where he has q job In
hsying
Mrs Louise Farwell Sesvey of Cape
ys5dick. Maine, is guest at Miss Alice
B. Knights.
Miss Abbie Bicknell of Canton has
h.sn guest at Edward G. DeCoster's
for few days
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway is at home
Or the summer from her teaching In
Rockp0rI, Mass.
rssljs Nsrston has returned to Port.
and and has a job with the Western
Union as a messenger boy.
The Women's missionary meeting will
he held in the vestry of the Baptist
\ church next Thursday at 8. P. NJ.
Mr.. Elmer Webster and Miss May
StDdley Of Whitman, Mass, are guests
oiNr and Mrs. Wallace B. Strickland.
NJ and Mrs. Charles 81. Howard and
.oDs Henry and Roland went Thursday
% Portland, where they will spend their
vacation.
Mrs. ArYilla Wise has gone to William
Wbsslsr's on Gothic Street to do the
bou.evork and care for Mr.. Wheeler's
invalid son.
Frank Moore, who stabbed Deputy
Sheriff Shaw at the Jail on Sunday week,
was taken Monday to the state hospital
E Augusta
Mrs William gilbert has been in
Portland for a weeks visit, and her
niece. Miss Annie Walker, came with her
Il on her return for visit here.
Paris Grange will hold q picnic and
Cbiidren's Day at Ames' Grove, August
II. All Changers with their children
are cordially invited to attend.
Nj and Mrs. Charles Elder and Miss
Marguerite Elder Of Maiden, Mass, and
Mrs. 2. W Rounds and son F. w. Jr. of
Louisville, KY. are at the Elder home
here.
The Ladies' Aid of the Deering Mem
orlal Church will hold a social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ordwsy,
Thursday, Aug. l. All are cordially in
Tted
Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest q. Herrick are
spending their vacation at Falmouth
Porsside with the family of Z. W. Penley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Titus were there for
few days last week.
Mrs. Fred S. Brown and son Billy,
who are al Falmouth Foreside for the
summer, have been guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Stuart, for q few
days during the past week.
Freeman Abbott of Melrose, Mass, is
spending few days with bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Abbott, while
awaiting his call for service in the navy,
10 which be recently enlisted.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon S. Fairbanks of
Abingdon, Mass, arrived here last Mon
day, and went Immediately to their
camp at Concord Pond. Their daughter
Marjorie was left with relatives at Wells.
AID. Cotton of Windsor, Vt, and F.
P. Pulsiier and Mrs. Edgar Pulsifer and
son Harold of Natick, Mass, all rela-
tivss of Mrs. Louise Durgin, visited her
last week. Mrs. Durgin is not in good
health.
Dr.. J. P. Sprague OF Philadelphia
Joined Mrs. Sprsgue the last OF the
week, and they are spending the most OF
bis short vacation with Mrs.
Sprague's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Maxim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. q. Mosher and daugh-
ter Hazel returned last Monday from
Providence, r. l., where Mrs. Mosher
and daughter have been for some weeks,
Mr.. AOsher going and bringing them
home By automobile.
Bert FOgg, who has been working for
d. ". Starbird in the barber shop, has
purchased the house formerly occupied
By Ray Cotton on Brett Hill, for &C.
eupancy. Mr.. and Fogg are now both
employed in the shoe factory at Norway.
The Seneca Club will have its field
DAY on Wednesday of this week with
Mrs. D. N. Stewart at Diamond Island,
Soere the Stewards are occupying q
cottage Tor the summer. Members will
make the trip to Portland by passenger
truck.
Mrs, Harold T. Briggs and daughters
Mary aud Marjorie returned Thursday
from Old Orchard where they, have
spent several weeks. Mr.. Briggs goes
thls week TO Wilton to enter bis situa-
non there, but the family will remain
here for the present.
Mrs. II. G. Anderson and daughter
Helen, after spending several weeks
Win relatives here, returned Wednss-
Gay to their home in Wollaston, Mass.
The son, Robert, will remain here for
Tue summer with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. n. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paterson and
psnghter Helen of Lynn, Mass, visited
mere few days last week, coming with
tnelr car. Mr.. Paterson, who 10 In the
employ OF the General Electric Co.,
was Oh on account of the strike In the
pant. he was not one of the strikers,
Ous was affected by the stopping Of
other departments.
harold T. Briggs, who has been for
some years with the Paris Trust Co.,
mas accepted the position as assistant
treasurer OF the Wilton Trust Co. at
wilton, Maine, and expects to 90 there
soon. Richard Millett will also leave
sne Trust Co. to 60 to Boston University
10 September. Miss Phyllis Taylor will
nave position with the Trust Co.
Its reported that the contingent oil
men who left here May 20 for Camp
OeVens have already gone across, and
are now in England, or were when heard
NON. This contingent included from
zoe town of Paris, Roscoe Hazen Butler
Lnwood NJ. Corbett, Allie Gotta, 81
Drloge I. Mcdonnell, Ralph G. Ryerson
coward e. Shaw, Harry Mason Swan
benjamin B. Twitchsll, and John Wilson
Alton c. Wheeler was ut Rumford
tuesday and Wednesday at the hearing
- tne referred case of Zoccoll VI. Bart
,eu, Tor SANDER. This case was 10 have
oeen tried at the Nav term of court q
numiord, and was expected to be one o