Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-16
SOUTH PARIS.

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r. McArdle of Boston is in town
meeting bis friends.
n, dance at Buckfeld village Satur'
,,V hight this week Shaw's orchestra
NJ A Rounds was in Auburn
NE her brother for few days last
week.
A.. Aonss Huutoon of Portland has
M ,hs Suest OF Mrs. Kate Stuart for
few days
Walter L. Gray made business trip
=, vera DAYS 70 Fryeburg and other
places last week.
Miss Helen NJ. King, who teaches In
po.,,and. is with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. +. Mug
v.stsr Lester Bryant of Bryant's
va "a visiting at the home of bis grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Swan
NJ. lack Cavansugh of Brockton,
Mass vas the guest of Mrs. Harold c..
TIstcbsr for lew days the first OF last
week.
N, and Mrs. R. E. Shaw and daugh-
-, wsnt Saturday to Old Orchard, where
,Ssv are to spend vacation of some two
weeks.
VI and Mrs B. F. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. ". ". Collins, all Of Paw.
,nckst r. I. were recently weekend
spssts of Mr.. aGd Mrs. Sewall NJ. Rowe
s.Willow Farm.
Raw G. a. Newton and family went
Wednesday TO Bailey's Island for an
ontipr. occupying the Strickland cottage,
Tbicb was vacated that day by 81. W.
Dsnnison and family.
Andrew Eastman of Albany, who is q
graduate Of Paris High School, and Is
now in toe army aviation service, having
besu training at Dallas, Texas, has been
commissioned lieutenant.
Watch out for the big jazz dance, at
Paris Grange Hall, Thursday evening,
Julv 25. All drafted men invited free.
An come and give the boys good time.
SbsSs Jazz music. See posters.
About as hard a week for hsying as
We often have was the past one. Not q
real hsy day since the Fourth, and some
hsy that was cut the 5th was out at least
eigh. days before it could be put in.
Clarence G. Morton and SON Hugh,
Henry Morton and Leslie Marston spent
"Wednesday and Thursday in q trip to
arI hn hons haA
time fishing and engaging in other out
door sport.
Harlan DeDnisOn, who is in the employ
OF the General Electric Co. at Lynn,
Mass, is here to spend the rest of his |
vacation. having spent the first part of |
Ii with the family at Bailey's Island, and
coming with them on their return home |
last week.
The Red Cross rooms will be open for |
work Monday, Tuesday and Thursday |
afternoons of this week. The change is |
made on account of the food demonstra- |
ton Friday afternoon of This week and
the Cbautauqus next week.
Ernest H. Mason accompanied by
Arthur WEIGH of Norway went last
week to Long Island, n. Y, and drove
home two Ford Sedans for Ripley q
Fletcher, One of these cars has been
sold to Carl P. Durham of the Hotel
Andrews livery stable.
The food sale for the benefit Of the
Red Cross at Grange Hall Friday after |
noon was very successful in spite Of the
lorra rnank;tu ~ food
brought in and sold, and the receipts OF
the afternoon were s4S.79.
Merton A. Titus and family of Portland
are spending a vacation of about two
weeks with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Titus. Mr.. Titus was formerly
telegraph operator on the Grand Trunk,
but has been for several years train dis
patcher on the Maine Central.
Mrs, Agnes L. Morton is engaged as
Organist at the Paris Hill Universslist
church while services are held there
during July and August. Miss Nellie
N. Jackson has taken her place as
orgsnist at the South Paris Universalist
church for the last two Sundays.
The Universslist Sunday School will
have its picnic in Ames' Grove on
wednesday Of this week, and all con-
neeted with the church and parish are
invited TO be present, either for the
lunch hour or longer time as they wish.
II is hoped that the weather will be of
the possible variety.
A sign bearing in good sized letters,
Moore Psrk," has been erected under
the direction of the village assessors at
The southern end of the park. The
thinning OF the trees at the bottom has
been completed, opening up the park to
an almost surprising degree, and i'm
proving its general appearance more
snan one would have thought.
A canning and drying demonstration
VIII De held at 2 P. NJ. Friday, July 10,
NGrange Hall. Miss Lucy K. Jones,
,ne emergency Home Demonstration
agent for this district, will give the
demonstration. She is a member of the
extension Division of the College of
agriculture, University of Maine. She
VIII also give talk on war-breads. II
shoped that every woman will make q
special effort to be present, and 1t is re-
book.
mrs: j. P. Sprague and two daughters
came Tuesday to the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Maxim, for
sHay OF few weeks. DR.. Sprsgue 10
expected later in the month for q brief
ssy: DR.. Sprague is a member of the
faculty OF Grinnell College, Grinnell,
iowa, out is given leave of absence from
ue college for the duration of the war,
ana has position with the Shipping
ooard, In charge of sanitary inspection
Sork he was at first stationed at Wash
log'on but With the removal of the Ship
ping Board to Philadelphia went to that
vIsy, and the family have been there for
me past month.
n Inc annual meeting of the Paris Trust
20 was held Wednesday afternoon, and
Tue directors and officers were all re-
elected. They are:
q, pGEectors--Perley +. Ripley. Alton G. Wheel
81 george NJ Atwood, William J, Wheeler, N
layton Bolster, Delbert NJ. Stewart, Fred N
N 8ns, george w. Cole, Jr., Sumner Z. Newell.
i, Lnenry fiheld, John B. Robinson, Charles B.
upso1eIs, Leslie L. Mason, Benjamin r. Billings,
ES.Ssl y, Fletcher, j. A. Titus, II. b. Penley,
executive Commistee-Perley y. Ripley, Alton
Whs.neeier George n. Atwood, William J..
AT es S y Dayton Bolster, Delbert n. Stew
v, slnent-Periey y. Ripley.
rI.Fresident-AltonC @. Wheeler.
Tran and Secretary. Hastings Bean.
ANAsarer-Irvtng o. Barrows.
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