Oxford Democrat., 1918-09-03
SOUTH PARIS.

,,,e Paine Of Waterville is
Ms 1s, Mrs. Jennie L. Peniey'
,,,,s shaw of Portland Is the
MS y aD Ssr aunt, Mrs. Lillian A. shaw
,,,,. show ball at Paris Grange
Big Bgca9"s.Ssy evening, Sept. .Sll. See
r,'sf'' a., Ill, nsst with
The n,Is smsIl on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at
B. u'nsl hour -, s
,p Viggin and family will spend
vI.S,y ~, and Tuesday at MIS- I0uio :
ssoslos s at Norway Lake
.,sNrs D. W. Morrison OF Ruth
I'd ~ y j., are guests OF Mrs. MOTIF
~, brother, L. ; Billings
o..,,,, from John 2. Plummer, who
NYv,i NYv,,sinsd a slight surgical operation
:, Boston hospital, are very encou'-
-, ,,,gst The meeting of the Ladies'
W. M.GAR. Saturday evening, Sept.
a'I' t1jI nj a,teuisace is desired as there
sp be WORK
.,,oal reunion of the Eighth
,,,.s i.s Pssiment will be held at the
t.5,h 5.sI Maine building, Peaks Island,
spt L and Y.
,.,,,. for the October term of court
"a, .3,.vn last week. Z. (. Chapman
and Juror, Crockett Record aud oscsr
I BsrOEs traverse.
", and Mrs. Charles E. Brett are Wis
.,s ,bs family OF Mr. BIetrs brother,
gs - BrsIt in Beverly, Mass. q. P.
B,.t,is in poor health.
D, T. McTborter and family,
.. .randing several weeks OF their
'.sa,io5 .%1 here. returned Friday to their
sns in South lawrence, Mass
yr Georgia Andrews and Misses Mir
~ and Lila Scott, after spending most
.IAa, simmer iu town, returned Friday
=, s,bsir home in New Britain, CT.
". Ellen z Cummings of Mechanic
hT, After visiting a, Paris Hill and at
T,t S,suley's a. south Paris for some
40 r.eks returned home Friday.
Ms Cora 5. Briggs and her sister
ys Lipder, lei, here last Saturday
-%,Ipg for stay Of 3 few weeks at
N. Linders home IN Msnksto, Mimi.
Nj. g,bel c. Crockett left Friday for
9s5ysss,sr. Mass, where she is to teach
m NE coming year, having charge of
b, English department in the high
Ehool
Nr. RALPH B. HsDfold and children
paud Jack, wbo have been visiting
M psutolds people u Waterford, have
b.p guests a. " P. NOrton's for the
~. few days
NJ, and Mrs. c. E. Brett have had as
,,sss Mrs. Brett's sister, Mrs. George
Wash Of South Wakefield, n. H., and
.r cousin, Mrs. Minnie Stsnwood of
arttOrd, CT.
Nr and Mrs. 4. c. Zimmerman and
Vas Madeline Zimmerman, who have
ssr visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. q. Jack
n, have returned to their home in
IIsfsit, Mass.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet to
wk dishes for the oxford County fair
both Wednesday, Sept 4, at 2:30 P. N.
Y,nbsr please be present and help
With the work.
Geo. R. Morton has been appointed
SSut Master Of the Boy Scouts, TO sue
ssd Chester C. Soule, former principal
Il ths high school, who served in that
apscty during the spring months.
Lewis A. Keen, a we'll known South
his boy, who hss been employed In
be south for the past few years, has ac-
sp;sd position with the Connecticut
Power Company at Middleton, Conn.
hisrspOrted in letters from France,
aoOgh il has not appeared in the official
hsa that Private Albert Silver of Co.
D llSd Infantry, has been wounded.
8ssa halfbrOther of Misses Beryl
I'D Louise Silver.
The Red Cross drama, safety First"
athlee acts, will be presented at Grange
ail Tuesday evening Of this week by
asiumui Of Buckf1sld High School,
bloSsd BY dance. Music by Shaw.
s'Oceeds for the benefit of the Red
Cns
Ninlsy Shurtleff has been spending
sspas. week Of vacation here. he is
sngsd 10 Oue Of the Liggstt drug stores
Providence, r I Arthur &. Shurt-
"a aas position in another one of the
usgslt stores, and they have rooms to-
lsihsr.
lafayette ?. Dow returned Friday
S0n camp Kineo, Harrison, where he
- od aposi,iOn during the summer.
ts we lass OF the eighty boys at the camp
Hntot their homes that day. Mr.. Dow
y. return later to bis work OF teaching
EEsst Newton, Mass.
While no authoritative statement has
sea publicly made regarding the con-
.'aance Of the street car service, there
s ss2s 70 De distinct impression, gath
NGhom those best informed as to the
~0oluons, that the service will be dis
"a'lnusd after the fair.
An L. c, Smiley left for Boston Mon
morning, going by auto as far as Old
SSSuao' Harley Bennett, wife and
ausoter, Bert Dean and George Cook
eunpanied her. Mrs. Smiley goes to
S.SM up 'Or the millinery openings, while
""Asfs will return home Monday.
aa'ga crowd attended the old folks
S."SFsnge :. Hall last Tuesday even
Fartles mOtored from Poland
rsHs, ~ Hebron, Paris Hill, West Paris
s.., - o!ner surrounding towns. The
;, Sac oy Shaw and Robinson kept the
%.sst %Ssts busy till 1890 IL was . great
n, naH, and Mrs. D. T. Faulkner returned
ga~ay from visit of a few days at
h.%, has, n. T., where their SON, D. r.
,nsr, Jr., was on turlough. They
IN Ssuss's while there of z. W. Kuowl.
ss. u Malone, spending most Of the
M us AXE cottage near that place,
"Io'ed the trip very much.
soa,1 Sa',,tissd n letters and cards in the
~ s1s post Office Sept. 2, 1918:
n r. Angus Aruburg.
~ ~ rnssgie Hersey.
an. Iaa%nie Z. Libby.
rsie LeCair.
;SSoa Merrill.
aaoer Merriam.
j. 4. KINNEY, Postmaster.
M. sOnlce W. Fobss of Wakefield,
ss sao has been spending the sum
s.... aer cottage on Lake Pennesssee.
We, was guest of Mrs. j. N. Oswell
l., Wuoay. W1 She was accom- mpanied By
tS s,on sn.lson Of Wakefield, who has beer
,ssL. a. :. the cottage for the past two
scm.. iney left for Wakefield Monday