Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-26
SOUTH PARIS.

Murray NJ. Bigelow is In the store OF
~ Wright Co. IS clerk.
A.. Ensn F. Cummings Of Mechanic
M. rsceutly visited at Writ Stanley's.
u,. Ardslis d. Prince of Buckflsld
,s the guest OF relatives mere 'as'
thursday
Abbott of Lynn, Mass, has been
-sS Sjs family for few days ut Benja-
min swstt'''
,r,. rsots Schoff Is making . two
Is. 70 visit in North Stratford and Cole
brook, n, e.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bowker OF Port
and have been guests at Z. w. bowkers
for q few days.
gorstio r. Durham OF Watervllle was
A.. mast Of his nephew, Carl P. Dun
ham, last week.
NJ. Topise J. Briggs returned Satur- |
,,1 from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Emma
Gibbs, in Portland.
Mrs. Philip S. Chapman and son Sheri- |
dan Of Bethel spent the past week with
Mrs. c. W. Burgess
WR Fletcher Of Worcester, Mass,
,o,msrly Of South Paris, was here for q
,bort time last week.
Mas Msrgie Jordan of Bryant's Pond |
,I.itsd her grandmother, Mrs. George
WAREHOUSE, few days last week.
Miss Eva E. Walker is in Ilion, n. Y,
Stating her niece, Miss Priscilla Chase,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Chase.
MALE. Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
and Miss Pauline Mason went last Tues
isy 10 Portland for stay OF week or
more.
Mrs Annie Fletcher was at home from
R.th for a few days the first Of last
week and expects to return home soon
10 remain.
Tbs Ladies' Social Union will hold
Meeting at the church parlor Wednes-
d,y, Aug. q, at 2:S0. All members
please attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Walker of Port
and are visiting relatives IN South Paris
and Norway Their son, Harold, has
been here for some weeks.
Leon E. Noyss has purchased the s. L.
S,urtsysnt place on the Oxford road,
about two miles south of the village, and
expects to move there soon.
Miss Mildred Maxim, who graduated
from Gorham Normal School this sum-
usr. is 10 teach for the coming year in
the sixth grade at Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Morton, Miss
Catherine G, Briggs, and the latter's
friend, Miss Harriet Malcolm of Boston,
who is visiting her here, have been at
Camp Concord for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. \. D. Bolster and Miss
Ruth Bolster went Thursday to Port
and, where they will visit relatives for a
few days, returning the first of this week.
Miss Ruth Remick of South Portland
and Miss Ruth Jameson of Cornish,
former teachers in the South Paris
schools, were guests at j. D. Haynes for
iisT days last week.
The new superintendent Of schools
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gsrcslon,
are to occupy a rent in the s. P. Stearns
house on Pleasant Street, and are NOV
Ing there from North Lowell, their for
ner home.
Nearly ton and a quarter of battle
ship linolsum is being laid in the
Supreme Court room at the court house,
IN place of the mating which has former
y been there, and covering more OF the
door than the mating did.
Miss Fife Hardy of Hsvsrhill, Mass,
has recently been the guest of her sister,
Mss Ethel Hardy. The latter accom-
panied her to Massachusetts, on her re-
turn home, and they are spending some
time at a cottage at Plum Island.
In the report Of the Finnish church
dedication last week the name of Rev.
Alsks Rata was included among the
csrgymen present. This was an error
90 the part of the Democrat, as Mr..
Rsll.s was not there on that occasion.
Mrs. Earl G.. Harlow of Worcester,
Mass, came Wednesday for visit to
relatives here. Miss Phyllis Edwards,
who has been visiting her for a number
Of weeks, returned home with her. Mr..
Harlow is expected here at county fair
tine
A roof over the platform at the west
entrance to the exhibition building is
one OF the improvements at the county
hir grounds this season. Other than
this, the work done at the grounds in
PREPARATION for the coming fair is princi-
Paly ordinary repairs"
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren SWEET and son
Roger Of Winchester, Mass, were at
Hotel Andrews the first Of last week,
And Mrs. SWEET and Roger remained for
me week. Mr.. SWEET has position
With the Riker-Jaynes people which in
wolves considerable travelling. Previ-
ocusy this has been In New England, but
nell 10 be transferred to q circuit in
New York, and the family expect to
move from Winchester to some place in
ne northern part of that state, probably
Rochester.
Fourteen boys from The Pines boys
amp in Lowell, in charge of Roy <. Cole,
me superintendent, were here the first
Oh last week. They came in Monday h
night, on hike from the camp BY way
Albany and Bethel. Most Of them
spent the two nights here in the barn of
vi. Wheeler. On Tuesday they made q
Ske to Mount Mica, starting out in .
n'sly shower without noticing the wealth
~ Wednesday they left for the return
peamp. They were q brown-skinned,
healthy and happy looking bunch.
Charles q. Bolster of Chicago was in
youth Paris for short time last week,
coming here from Poland Spring, where
S S was stopping during a short trip east.
ar Bolster Is an old Paris man, and
nough he has been many years away
nom the town, he still finds IL indispen-
aoe to take the Democrat to keep in
Wucn with the place. He says he Is 81
ysars od-though be certainly does. not
.ook it-snd that he still lives in Chicago,
Tnough be is not now in business there.
naen be got to be eighty, he thought 1t
was time to retire from business.
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