Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-15
SOUTH PARIS.

Mi, Cole is employed at th
.5ss,rl House on Paris Hill 'O' ID
ss1sf. 49, =, n;.os
ssSS sP,rison this Monday evening {
v,hsl Edwards has gone to Hsr
" .5sre she is to be waitress durin
sannsr season,
.1,vipg Frost of New Brunswick
Sss. ,isitiug his sister, Ethelyl
s,,. sSI during the past week
,.sNrs. y. D, Bolster, Morton V
" 81 Miss Ruth Bolster visited il
3 ~; several days last week.
u,vnas takes bis vacation from
y 81 the y. Dayton Bolster Co
.5sSins tuesday Of this week
~ Mrs. Fred n. Wright spen
u - xssk on q vacation trip to Port
~ other places, going by automo
ias
,sNnA.J Howard of Port
li,vs been guests Of their daughter
y. C5s.,er Record, during the pas
nsk
H.. Mary E. Daniels has moved from
iagiiI into the up stairs rent in the
,of william Herrick on Pleasant
Sst
n y. Minnie Edwards and Mrs. Hazel
r....y made visit last week to Mrs.
1 s,.o father, Henry Edwards, at
Tat Bethel.
4 Ma, Doris Kerr visited an aunt in
,..,s5 last week. Miss Kerr is to 60
ma offce Of ". j. Wheeler & Co.,
LAD clerical work
c,o5 crowds are attending the dances
MS Sbsw's Jazz Orchestra Tues
,',iS5,, There will be another on
| T,a5sy evening Of this week.
Y,x,,d Bean. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Ran has been al Millettyille visiting
!, rrsa, grandmother, Mrs. Ann G.
| Il.if. during the past week.
/ a, sunday. the 9th, George C. West
| = hniIy entertained Lester A. West
1 =; amiIy. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. West and
| 'a,I IVES, and party Of Bowdoinhsm.
half Mason stand on Pleasant
s,.., has been sold through the Dennis
u. Real Estate Agency to Harry d.
] n,,oy OF Norway. who will take pos
asiCn a, once
1 hr,ics L. Moves and family went
a1risy to Peaks Island, where Mr..
1 Jrsisin charge of repairs on the
/ yih,h Maine Regiment cottage. The
4 h.ly will spend week or two there,
ming at the cottage.
/ Rev. c. ". Rogers, c. Talbot Rogers,
LIuu G. Elder, samuel F. Davis, DR..
IL Buck and Alton c. Maxim went TO
artand Wednesday night to hear Sena-
1 n 8ian ". Johnson of California,
uking the trip by automobile.
grlOn a motorcycle, driving COM
1 brnoly along alone, not on tour, but
Pyarsn,ly jos, on, for little ride, was
NOl The rather unusual sights on the
meets few days since, and one which
n Democrat does not recall ever having
40 before.
Charles q. Howard and sons Henry
I'd Roland, and bis mother, Mrs. Clara
3Esrd, went as, Tuesday to Portland
agsud vacation of two weeks. Mrs.
aErd visits her sister at Woodfords,
I'd Nr. Howard and the boys have
mn, in the city aud put in their time
alhs! desire.
" and Mrs. Ralph r. Butts have re-
7nsd from Kingfeld, where they have
ssr for some time, Mr.. Butts having
ssn engaged for more than year and a
aion the plumbing of a large hotel
iss The job has now been finished,
nd NJ, and Mrs. Butts will be at South
a's a. present.
Members Of the Weelaffalot Club spent
L d! Tuesday with Mrs. Myrtle Gates
Easi home on Stesrns Hill. The visit
nncuded Mrs. Mildred Cole, Mrs.
aa Butts, Miss Nellie N. Jackson, Miss
!asIe Sisrbird, Miss Mary Pierce, Miss
aan Nurch, Miss Ethel Crockett, and
ts GsOrgiella Forbes of Mt. Vernon,
iiT
AiA l. Z. Bean and Miss Cora j.
ihon we're called to Lancaster, n. H.,
" Tuesday, by the illness of their
M;asr, Alden Mason, which resulted
Ml! The funeral on Friday was at
MED BY Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hastings
Sin Miss Cora ]. Mason and Miss
hlns Mason, Mrs. L. z. Bean being
laoe to 60 on account of illness. The
!asfa vas al Lancaster, and burial was
E'.tsrson, n, g., the former home of
Sshniy.
NJ and Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler were
aAaourn last Monday night to attend
y Menty nth anniversary banquet of
~, n1eeler's class in Edward Little
Isl school, which was pleasant occs-
va II is somewhat remarkable that
als class, which numbered forty
'sl' there has not been a death in the
''l!'nVs years. OF the forty eight
1'noefs, thir,y-ons were at the ban
.IN some Of them coming considerable
''ances to be there.
aI aud Mrs. c. W. Rogers enter
-asG he members of the Congregation
.@afeh and parish at the parsonage
ASa0adsy evening, the invitation being
a connected With the organization.
-, ,..'a vas served. A variety of games
~ Played, and old and young were
Sa 70 JON in them with zsst, Rev. Mr..
-" oelng past master in the art of
lug things moving, so that the even
s.a decidedly lively one, and high
'"loysd by all present.
~ and Mrs. EIbridge T. Mcdonnell
S~.saso The hrst Of last week from Nova
, .1.A, where they visited Mr.. Melon
M ''siatlVes for several weeks. Mr..
souSanell, who served in the American
s,SSuu0nary Forces, also bad four
S' who were in the Canadian
80 and one Of them did not return.
49,. ~ Tue Others was in the trenches for
s!sI months, and saw a large
s s~uot OF hard service. He was only
49, s.Ounded, and was not sick at all,
- us was kept continually at it:
M. somewhat nerve-shaken by the
Out otherwise shows no III effects.
M lumber Of additions to the member
sbs me county association were one
ma ~ concrete results OF the banquet OF
ma. nl carriers held at Grange Hall
r,s ~ evening Of the 9Th. About sixty
"a. \" present, and an interesting address
aII"as oy Hon. Frank G.. Harrington
hn Saa' A message was received
\ CONGRESSMAN Wallace q. White,
h, "!ng that be was In communities
s,,'. VIM the department regarding the
atSs VI adjustment and increase of pay
s.St ' :, .airlsrs, and giving encourage
y" TO the prospects.