Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-17
SOUTH PARIS.

sirl road.
- rouisa Wyman left here las
MSS Cor visit of several weeks t
II. ss and Massachusetts,
addition is being built on tn
I'D s,orv Of the Turner Center cream
:; building on Pleasant Street
and Mrs. Joseph A. Noyes visite'
Nj sly 81 Of their daughter, Mrs
iss , a Parlin, in Poland last week
-. Ella $ Heald of East Sumner wa
Mt rn.st Of her sister, Mrs. Albert D
S s..s Tor few days the first OF las
sssk
,,,,.,5J Curtis has returned hom'
.nmmer vacation from Colby Col
@ %. vs. alter completing his first yea
here.
-, Ss,scs Club will hold 8 specia
l.s meeting with Miss Grace
S G,.S this Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
n. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. SWEET and lit
4! AS,ngbter of Brooklyn are spending
lion With Mr.. Swett's parents, Mr
M Mrs. Benjamin SWEET.
v,sEN. Anderson has been enter
Is, her cousin, Miss Clara Whitney
fT.rca.ter. Mass, for q week. Miss
Tbiipey returned home on Friday.
u,..an Dority of Bangor was
i. an mast Of her sister, Miss Hazel Heath,
=. .Ti,t Stanley's over night Thursday,
80, wsy 10 visit her old home in
Garhsm, \. d.
lace. NcArdls, who has been in
v,.'I,,d several weeks for medical treat
ant has returned home. Mrs. Ida
T I'm Of Oxford will keep house for
n. NcArdle and care for her.
Fan, and Mrs. z. c. Tribou and
,,S,bter Miss Reus Tribou, and Mrs.
T,iSon's mother left the first of last
r.sE for BuckspOrt, where they will
,,.,5 the summer. Their home on
p'sa,snt Street is closed.
Cant CIV I. SWEET. who returned to
Il, home here some days ago, has re-
.vsd bis discharge, after being in the
nvics from the time America entered
4, war. With several years previous
sTics in the National Guard in Co. D.
Mrs. Lizzie ". Millett and Miss Csrolin
Eay will attend the annual session of
h. DEPARTMENT Of Maine, Ladies OF the
GAR at Auburn, Tuesday, Wednes-
b, and Thursday of this week. Mrs.
Yistt is department president, and Miss
Gay is secretary
Row 4. Porter, after spending some
hy Of vacation here, left last week to
M, friends elsewhere. His mother,
Ms Ida Porter, left Saturday to join
NM in Boston, and they will go on to bis
lone in Palmerton, Pa, where Mrs.
Porter will make visit.
Mrs.. Ellen E. Cummings of Mechanic
Pals, who has been in poor health for a
,unber Of mouths, has so far recovered
10 be able 10 visit at Writ Stsnley's
hr few days the past week. She went
hon there to Paris Hill to be with rela-
tTes and friends for short stay.
Rev. William Lewallen of Alma has
piuei Mrs Lewalleu, who is with her
Esnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin SWEET,
% account Of the partial dissblement of
IN. SWEET By a recent fall. Mr.. Lewal-
a is taking bis vacation from his
Alrch al Alma at this time, and will
anan until the first of July.
Major Clarence Richards of Rhine
lndsr, Wis, returned home the last of
he week, after spending q week with
asnother, Mrs Ellen Richards, who is
With Der daughter, Mrs. Arthur D. Cum
rings, on Fore Street, Oxford. Mrs.
Richards has been very III, and for q
'hils was considered dangerously so,
niis improving.
Philip Spear, formerly of South Paris,
Esduates this week from Wesleyan
University al Middletown, CT. His par
nii, Rev. and Mrs. c. l. Spear of Liver
more Falls, will 60 to Middletown to at
end commencement. From there they
VII 20 TO visit their second son, Wesley,
'ao IS stationed at Fort Slocum, n. Y,
I'D thence to Philadelphia and Washing
On, making trip of about two weeks.
Murray u. Bigelow was one of a party
fifteen BOwdOin College men who bad
lislnion and dinner at the American
;'lYersisy Union in Paris, France, on
as 10Th Of May The men were either
aths military service or doing univer-
"" work at the SOrbonne. They had
sNa agood time that it was arranged TO
ave another similar affair in June, as
NGpected to be in France until July
rls.er.
me members of the Barton Reading
40 Of Norway were entertained Thurs
FaternOon BY the three South Paris
SS'aosFs, Mrs. Albert D. Park, Mrs.
.Ga Cole and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly,
Ems. Parks. This was not a club
2'etlng, but was social affair on in
rAuon OF the hOstesses. A supper was
A1sd at 5:SO, and the guests returned
~1sG $50. Fifteen Of the Norway
saOef' were present as guests, and the
'asFas pleasantly spent.
Joseph Y, Rogers, son of Rev. and
MC; Wellington Rogers, arrived in
sI'a Farls On Thursday, the first time
~lN ever seen the place. He has just
.s'ed bis discharge, after being in the
II -Ualahee Service two years to a day.
"I'sen months of that time was spent
/ rance, where, though in the Amer
4 - service, they were serving with the
4 ssasa army, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers bad
4 "os 10 the service, both of whom
Sao" been discharged, while the
!. ~ 500, though he had taken the train
y VI The Reserve Officers Training
~ was not admitted to the Students
~! training Corps at Bowdoin be-
Aae Oh being under age.
NJ. "nnsction with the banding of the
-" hong the Maine roads, il is of in
. Know that the route running
MT, portland through Gray, Poland
.sSs Norway, South Paris, Bethel and
~ 70 the New Hampshire line is
S,s.,s tne Pine Tree Way. This is
'a With yellow band, top and bot
narrow white band. The route
Iot., Os.oel through Nswry, Grafton
rsS, Upton to Enrol, N. H., is the
M g Trail, marked by a white band
m, y . band. The Longfellow Trail
IN O Portland through North Wind
bHuAymond, Naples and Bridgton to
aoS This is marked by q red
!. w S1o blue band. What is known as
Ina re Mountains Trail leaves the
hin. ise Way few miles from Poland
ID 1, ana runs through Webb's Mills
s.s,. , M Mills to Naples where ii
4 a,,ns Longfellow Trail. The mark
a Hjis s S band, top and bottom narrow