Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-02
SOUTH PARIS.

p,,,rson's circus at Lewiston drew
,Ons from here Thursday
gillian C. McArdle spent few day
~. vssk with bis daughter In Freeport
v..IH. Stuart went Saturday Il
,nS week or two with friends II
SsCo.
u, dance Wednesday night this weel
DL,SssId village. Music by Shaw. Al
come.
,u,. Edith Maxwell is at home from
10, teaching in Melrose, Mass, to spsnt
the summer
W.. T. NJ. Howard returned Wednes
I H. from visit of few weeks to rela
tiyes in Portland.
n. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Bessey OF
prniord have been guests at Mrs. Elirs
parlin's for several days.
Nj. Geneva Young has returned home
tom Spripgvsle, where she has beer
TEACHING during the past year.
Miss S. z. Porter is at home for the
.,catiop from her teaching in Portland,
18th her mother, Mrs. Ida Porter.
Raw Lucien NJ. Robinson, d. D., Of
philadelphia, was a guest at Mrs. Esther
Pvsrson's for few days last week.
N,s Albert D. Park went Friday to
MA Orchard for q few days, to put her
co,tage there 10 order for the season.
Robsrt Dsnnison has gone to the
RanOeley Lake house at Rangeley, where
Ia is 10 be employed during the summer.
Miss Mary Clifford has gone to the
Poland Spring House. where she will be
smployed az waitress during the sum-
msr.
Mrs Freslsnd Withsm and son re-
tprpsd Friday from Mechanic Falls,
where they have been visiting her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rawson have
bsap spending the past week with the
family Of their son, Shirley j. Rawson,
at Mexico.
Tuesday evening will be past masters
night At Paris Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
when the past masters will work the
N. NJ degree.
Mrs.g.F. Mcdonnell went to Aver,
Mass, Friday, to spend few days near
her husband, who recently went to
Camp Devens.
Mrs. Alta Rankin goes Friday to New
York, where she is to attend the summer
school at Columbia University, to take q
special course in French.
The Wetherell family went to Gorham,
Maine, last week, where th ey are to live,
and have moved their household goods.
George Wetherell only remains here.
Miss Edith Nevers and Miss Louise
Powers went Tuesday to the Poland
Spring House, where they are to be en-
plOyed as mattresses for the summer.
The $50 A. NJ. whistle, which for 80
long has doomed out on weekday morn
ings from the factory of the Mason Man
uiacturing Co., has been discontinued.
William S. Abbott, who is in the
service at Camp Deyeus, spent q fur
lOugh Of few days here last week with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Alb
bolt.
Fred R. Howe and son Bevsn of WAL
than, Mass, are guests OF his sister,
Mrs. N. L. White, coming on account
Of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Howe.
J. Harlan Abbott and Alan Miller
went Saturday to Portland, the former
TO spend a week with his brother,
Harold Abbott, and the latter to spend
week with friend.
Music pupils of Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson
enjoyed a picnic at Z. n. Haskelfs
camp last Monday, being carried by auto.
This ends contest which has been In
progress since January.
Members of VIM. <. Kimball Post and
Circle, and Sons Of Veterans are asked
to meet on July 4th in the grove belong
Ing to Mrs. Bean on Pine Street for
picnic dinner and social.
Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and daughters
Mary and Marjorie went Saturday to the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Lunt, In
Lewiston, and from there they 60 with
to Old Orchard, to occupy a cottage
Tor a month.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cox returned to her home
In Bangor, and her brother, Wesley
Leighton, to his home in Perry, Wednes-
day. They had been here for some days,
called by the critical illness of their
mother, Mrs. William o. rockingham.
Mrs. Charlotte Howe has been serious
y III during the past week, and for a
time 1t was considered that the end was
not far away, but she rallied, and is con-
slderably improved. Mrs. Howe passed
her eighty-sixth birthday on Wednes-
day.
Miss Frances Chapman, after spending
Anew days with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS- b. n. Chapman, has gone to Will
Ton, where she will be for the summer.
MISS Chapman has been teaching In
Bath, and is engaged there for the COM
Ing year.
II the weather is suitable on the
Fourth, members of the ''rook party" will
cat picnic dinner at Shagg Pond, on the
suggestion and invitation of Mrs. Alton
Y. Wheeler, Mrs. Fl. A. Morton and Mrs.
Arthur Z. Forbes, who expect to be ut
'nelr several camps there at that time.
Misses Doris gilbert and Viola Wal
Ion, who have been employed in the j.
\. Libby store in Portland, have COM
pleted their engagement, and after
spending a few days at their homeshere,
nave gone to Harrison, where they will
mer.
Friends and shopmates of Fred ].
Uurgln, who left here Wednesday with
Ine contingent for Camp Devens, gather
% al bis home on Elm Hill Monday
evening to give him surprise party be-
lVre OILS depsrture-and IL was really q
surprise party to him. He was present
90 with wrist watch, q comfort kit, .
Olanket, and laundry bag. Refresh
aents prepared BY the neighbors were
served Nearly hundred were present.
There was flag raising attended by q
InSrge crowd at the Mason Manufacturing
So's factory Thursday noon, when .
afge American flag and q service flag
were run up on q staff In the yard in
mont OF the factory. There was brief
Soore,s by Walter L. Gray, and The Star
SSpangled Banner and Keep the Home
snss Burning" were sung, with accom-
gAnlmsnt on the autoharp BY Mrs. Agnes