Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09
SOUTH PARIS.

,n.. ysllis Ham Of Lewiston is thu
last Of Mrs. Anna q. Hayes.
g,rold T. Briggs was with bis tamil!
:, Old Orchard over the Fourth.
-. pbilathea Class will meet will
yats Ames Wednesday, July 10.
Md. Bolster visited relatives In
u..,Iapd fox few days the first OF las1
week.
A.. n q. Fletcher and granddaughter
lie Kennagh are visiting in Boston fol
q few days
NJ and Mrs. VIM. B. Edwards are
,,spding their vacation OF two weeks 10
Connecticut
N-s z q. Mosher and daughter Hazel
= wednesday for visit OF week OF
more in Providence, r. l.
M.sss Miriam and Catherine Chap
u.n have been spending the past week
.j,b relatives in Portland.
nss,ipg Of the Republican County
ronmitrse will be held at the court
SOn.s Thursday of this week.
rs,rs Msrston of Good Will came the
g., ~ lsst week 70 visit G. Freeland
Psuley for a week or ten days.
Andrew ]. Jackson of Ionia, Mich, is
,i.j,ing bis brother, Alfred Ii. Jackson,
.nS other relatives in this vicinity.
Mas Geneva Young has gone to Range
.,Taks. where she is employed as wait
r - at MIngo springs for the summer.
n, and Mrs. Albert D. Park, Miss
yvaE. Walker and Miss Priscilla Chase
ssrs at their camps at Shagg Pond for
the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Swan and
N, and Mrs. Il. ". Stsrbird and daugh-
tsr Glenna spent the Fourth at the
swans camp in Andover.
Mrs Y. Haskell and children Nell
am and Elinor are visiting Mrs. Has
Esll,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett, in
Denmark, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Bennett and
daughter Maxine were with the family
NJ Mr. Benefits brother, NJ. E. Bennett,
in Buckfeld, for the Fourth.
Mrs. Charles T. Merrill and son, after
snepdiug a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. JENNIE, returned
wednesday 70 their home in Kennebunk.
port.
Oscar swan and family of High Street
visited in Bethel several days last week,
and Miss Gladys Swan, who has spent q
week or two there, returned home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler and
daughter Miriam spent the last few days
Of the week at their camp at Shsgg
Pond, to attend to some carpenter work
there.
Guests Of Miss Muriel Bowker over
the Fourth we're Miss Margaret Hamlin
and Miss Beth Burnham of Bridgton,
Miss Rebecca Clifford of Wiscasset, and
Miss Mary Collier Of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ordway and daugh-
ter Hester and Gordon Williams went
Thursday to Peaks Island, where they
are to spend their two weeks vacation,
staying at the Fifth Maine building.
Harold A. Abbott, who has a position
in the Office of the z. T. Burrowes Co.
in Portland, visited his mother, Mrs.
Lottie Abbott, Wednesday night, and
spent the Fourth at West Paris and West
Sumner.
Mrs. c. R. Newell and daughter, Mrs.
2. ]. Hall, have been in Saco for q few
days visit to Mrs. Nswell's son, Norris
Newell, and wife. Charles r. Newell 10
also at present in Saco, engaged in car
penter work.
Mrs. John A. Scott and daughters
Miriam and Elizabeth, who left here a
few years ago for California, are the
guests of relatives in town. For the
past few months they have been living
in Connecticut.
A food sale for the benefit of the Red
Cross will be held at Grange Hall next
Friday afternoon at half-psst two. Every
one Is expected to cook whether individ-
usliy requested or not-and every body
is e1pected to buy.
Lowell Churchill, who was in Scotland
for year with the saw mill unit, arrived
IN New York on bis return on the 25th
OF June. BE was here for q short time
the first Of last week, and went Wednes-
day to Portland, where he has employ
nent in a shipyard.
]. Gould Spofford, formerly of South
Paris, who has for some time been at the
head Of the manual training department
otthe schools in Quincy, Mass, has a
position in the ordnance department at
Washington, where he is charge of q
division Of the department.
The large pane of plate glass, to re-
place the one broken a few weeks ago at
me show room of Ripley & Fletcher IN
Udd Fellows Block arrived Friday, and
90 Saturday it was safely put in place,
oy W. G. Pratt and his crew, with care
iul supervision of such of the sidewalk
committee as are not included In the
work or fight" order.
Mrs. Eva r. Ordway entertained her
class In the Methodist Sunday School,
The Sunbeam" Rev. and Mrs. D. F.
faulkner and DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Buck
~ her home Monday. A picnic dinner
was eaten at noon. It had been intend
90 TO spend the day at e. N. HaskelPs
camp, but the rain changed the program.
Fourteen were present.
After siege with measles In the win
sef, Il seems that the place Ia destined to
De afflicted with other diseases to some
extent. Most of the children and some
Oh the older ones along Pleasant Street
west OF the railroad are having whoop-
ing cough, and in one family elsewhere
10 the village which had the measles all
a. one time in the winter, three children
Are now having chicken pox.
a party Of two score or more Of the
Grand Army people and their families
satnered in Mrs. Beams grove on the
FOURTH for the picnic which was an
coanced last week. There was no formal
program other than the reading Of the
presidents message of the day by Rev.
=: d. Little Of Bethel, who 10 q member
u Wm. <. Kimball Post and came down
IOr the day. II was o social time, and
everybody enjoyed it.
d. W. Dennison has purchased the
muse on Park Street owned and oc-
sapied by @. Z. Tolman and family.
ar' Dennison built this house and the