Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-08-27

Victor Lord Of Gorham, N. H., vS
the weekend guest.of his sister, Miss
Velma Lord.
Ernest r. Shaw and Horace Edward,
we're in Watsrville on business a Fen
days last week.
Mrs. Mary Shurtleff, who has been
spending the summer in Andover, Ia a,
home for few days.
Mrs. Harry n. Shaw has been visitina
her cousin, Mrs. Nelson Decker, In
Portland for few days.
Mrs. Fred B. Wiggin and son Riualdo
are visiting friends in Lowell, where Mrs,
Wiggin formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Forbes are at
their camp, Shagg Rock, Shagg Pond,
Redding. for short vacation.
Rev. D. r. Faulkner was called to
kittery last week to attend the funeral
of friend and former parishioner.
Whitefeld Stuart went to Portland
Tuesday to attend the 18th, 18th and SOsh
Maine reunion at the Bosworth Post.
Miss ADJ White Of waterville who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Rich.
srdson, returned to her home Saturday.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of Wakefield, Mass,
was in town q short time Monday on his
way to Massachusetts from Shagg Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark B. Richardson
have been visiting Mrs. Richardson's
parents at Redding during the past
week.
Miss Alice NJ. Faulkner or Scranton,
Penn, is at the home of her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Faulkner, for the summer
vacation.
Francis Chapman, who 10 in the U. s.
navy, recently spent a few days fur
Tough with his people, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Chapman.
Arthur E. Clark has purchased the
Charles Z. Merrill house on Barrows
Street and will occupy it with his family
in short time.
Donald Briggs has been transferred
from Camp Deyens to Camp Lee, Viz
ginia, where he will attend an officers
training school. ~
Mrs. Alta Walker Rankin, who has
been taking a course in convers ational
French in New York, returned to her
home here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Turner of
Lynn, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving o. Barrows for q few days.
Mrs. Barrows is niece of Mr.. Turner.
Raymond Shaw is confined in DR..
Trufant's Hospital at Norway for few
days, being treated by DR.. Littlsfeld
for case of blood poisoning in his
hand.
Services will be resumed at the Con-
gregstional church next Sunday. The
subject of the morning sermon by Rev.
C. Wellington Rogers will be "Work
and Fight"
Mrs. d. T. Lssselle spent the week
end with her brother, S. C. Ordway, and
family, who took her to Portland Sum-
day. Ed Green and Oscar Mason accom-
panied them.
The Ladies Social Union of the
Universalist church will hold meeting
in the interests of their Oxford County
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the church parlor.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid ls invited to
meet at the home of Mrs. Lester West
next Thursday for an all day meeting.
Every body invited. Come prepared to
sew and enjoy picnic dinner.
Alfred Jackson is enjoying q vacation
from his duties at Paris Manufacturing
Company and is at Wachusett Mountain,
Princeton, Mass, as a guest of his broth
er, Andrew Jackson.
The following from this place attended
the Republican mass meeting at Island
Park last Saturday: Alton c. Wheeler,
Chas. W. Bowker, Perley +. Ripley,
Harry D. Cole and Donald B. Partridge.
Prof. Jasper G. Haggarty, the new
principal Of Paris High School, has
rented the new bungalow on Bsrrows
Street, aud will move his family, con-
sisting of wife and one child here soon.
E. n. Anderson is visited by his
brother-in-law, Albert Messer, from
Groveland, Mass, A. NJ. Messer, wife
and three children from Wakefield,
Mass, coming with their auto, arriving
Sunday evening.
John Spencer, who is employed by the
Paris Manufacturing Company has been
in Lawrence, Mass, for three weeks on
account of the sickness and death of his
mother in that city. Mr.. Spencer re-
turned to South Paris Saturday.
Miss Ruth Gore Miller will pursue ar.
studies in Philadelphia, residing while
there with her grandmother, Mrs. w. b.
Mitchell Mrs. Miller accompanies her
and will make q brief visit with ner
relatives. They left South Paris Mon
day for Philadelphia.
Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler spent several
days the past week with her mother,
Mrs.. Anna Hayes and her sister, Mrs.
Rodney Brown of Reading Mass., 81
Squirrel Island, on the Maine coast,
where the latter has cottage for the
season.
The family and furniture of Harold I.
Briggs left here for Wilton Thursday
morning, where Mr.. Briggs has q posi-
lion with the Wilton Trust Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs have been active IN
the social affairs Of the town and will De
greatly missed by their many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Eastman were
visited last week by Mr.. Eastman's
sister, Mrs. G. Z. Dolliver OF Baltimore
Nd, and Mrs. w. NJ. Clifford OF Boston.
Thew came from Boston in Mrs. Gifford's
auto. Mrs. Deliver is now visiting ID
waterford, but will return here later In
the week.
An having photographs or snap shots
of bows in the service and wishing TO aia
iu the sale of thrift stamps can do 90 II
thew will loan the pictures to the Chas.
q. Howard Co. for . few days. Leave
the pictures at the drug store oy sept
tlst and they will be returned immedi-
atsly after being used.
Among those who attended tue
Cornish fair last Wednesday from TINS
mace were President William j. Wheeler
and Secretary William o. Frothingnam
of the Oxford County Agricultural
Society, Stanley NJ. Wheeler, Ernest =.
Record. Richard Rogers, George WOOD
sum, NJ. Ksnnagh and Lawrence
Dscoteau. sy
BIG Red Cross Benefit at Grange Hail
Friday evening Aug. 80. Given 1y
Miss Airline Croker, Miss lsaoeIe
Reardon and Miss Edith Smith: Enter,
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