Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-01
SOUTH PARIS.

u-;ll.rd J. Curtis 10 IN tae store VI VI
DAYTON Bolster Co, as clerk
~. Lpls Jordan and son Charlie
~. been visiting in Oxford for q lev
isys
'n.. norothy Wight, who 10 in colleg
1h,ny. \. Z, came home last weel
y, NE sumner vacation.
a.. Rslph Perkins Is entertaining he
~ and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
S1UsrSius Of New Haven, Ct
~. Archie Curtis and daughter
~, and Ramona are visiting relative
!. a.Rrmiord Point for two weeks.
n. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson ant
~. william gilbert spent a few day
;, = camp Owsley, Harrison last week.
Ma, Beatrice Curtis and Miss Haiti
din. have gone to North Newry
hare thsy are to be employed at Popla
go,sl for the summer.
Ma, Tuslla Phelps of Cambridge
NJ. IA the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
-, n Park for q few weeks. Mis-
SS.ips is az aunt Of Mr.. Park.
r.,;,c T. Merrill and family, Chester
uanm6pi. aud William Sadlier Of Nor
I.S are 10 camp at Mud Pond, Green
80 for s;ay OF a week more or less
garry Adams. who has been in poor
~ and unable 10 work for some
~on,bs went Friday TO Portland, fol
.,,mips.ion and treatment at Dr.
Cousins Hospital.
The road from Oak Avenue near Albert
n PARKS pas; the building lot OF A. T,
Goldsmith 81 she top Of the ridge is now
Ming bulr. Mr.. Goldsmith's house is
n be completed his season.
Mrs Ro1is McArdle arrived Wednes-
s,v from Cheshire, CT, to spend several
sssks with Mrs. Cora S. Briggs and Mrs.
Tus S. Under. She is greeted with
MEASURE by Der many friends.
MAIZE. Wilson, musical director OF
tbs Tolls Gentlemen Glee Club, was pre-
,antsd by the club few days since with
handsome brass fireplace set, in recog-
piaou Of her services TO the club.
Richard Miuett. who is at home from
Bostou University for the summer yaca-
lion, has been assisting in the Paris
trust Co. during the past week, in the
absence Of Treasurer l. o. Barrows.
the weather and other conditions
us favorable, the "rook party" viii pic
nca Shsgg Pond on the Fourth, being
% some extent the guests Of the Morton,
Wheeler and Forbes couples, who have
camps there.
Mrs C. G. Miller and son wilbur,
shO had remained in Philadelphia when
Nr. Miller and Alan returned, came
home last week, and Miss Ruth Miller,
Who has been in Philadelphia for the
pas. year, returned with them.
Miss Lulu Chase, who has been for
some time living at the home of her
nephew, Myron Z. Fsrnum, in Norway,
hs returned 10 her home on Gary Street.
Ger mother is expected to return soon
nom Hebron, where she has been with
Der daughter,
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Huotari,
sixteen months Of age, was drowned last
Monday By falling so that his face was
IN q few inches Of water in q wsshbowl.
The Huossri family live on q farm on
VIA. is called Spring Street in the east
err part of the sOwn. There are q num-
Der Of older children.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler at
tended the exercises of commencement
1t Bates College last Tuesday and Wed
nssdsy, and we're present at the reunion
and twentieth anniversary Of the class
Of 1899, Of which both were members.
Mr. Wheeler was one of the speakers at
the alumni banquet on Wednesday.
Fred J. Durgin and Hobart A. Kenney
have engaged the show room and base
nsnt IN Odd Fellows Block which were
hruery occupied by Ripley & Fletcher,
ind will open q garage and repair shop
there, doing general repairs to auto
mobiles, besides re-treading tires, for
Which they will have a special outfit.
Nr. and Mrs. L. J. Dodge and daugh-
Ter Miss Mary Dodge and son John
BODICE, Of Minneapolis, arrived in town
The first Of las, week, and on Thursday
vent to the Holmes camp at Shsgg Pond
io'atew days. They will spend week
rso With relatives here after their re-
urn from camp before leaving for home.
Mss Dodge Is now teaching in Mime
Sta, and John Dodge is in Harvard.
Tuesday evening Mrs. L. c. Morton,
~ aud Mrs. William p. Morton, Mr..
lad Mrs. q. A. Morton and Kathleen
richardson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z.
,Ntoes ate a picnic supper at Halls
Tood. The occasion was the birthday
IMllliam P. Morton, in whose honor a
Ea'nday cake was cut, and it also in
Mentally celebrated the birthday Of Il.
Morton, which came earlier in the
month.
NJ. and Mrs. James D. Haynes were
aled TO Sumner last week on account
u The accidental death of Charles b.
Mnney Of that town, who was killed
Nosn bis automobile was struck by a
uan Ct the crossing at East Sumner
n4uon Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Haynes
naaster Of Mrs. Bonney. Mr.. Bonney
vel known in this vicinity as we'll as
noiaer parts of Oxford County, and the
"Af shocked all the people here.
Paris Lodge of Masons at its meeting
tuesday evening entertained a considera-
~' number Of visitors. Thirty seven
s1ss irom Evening Star Lodge of Buck
r',u, aud there were a number from other
~usss, niue lodges in all being repre-
@u'sd. The N. N. degree was conferred
Two candidates, the past masters do
ssa por,ion Of the work. Following
&c meeting a hot weather lunch was
aa,'so, aud there was short session oil
sst'dinner talk, Z. G. Mariner acting
toastmaster.
NJ and Mrs. c. A. Record OF Bridge
c rNsf' Mass, have been at Mrs. Mary q
SUeEeu's during the past week, and
"9u here attended the exercises Of
enhancement week at Bridgton Acad
ny where their son Myles graduated
Tug the class will in the exercises
tIsy returned to Massachusetts, the las
~. we week, and Mrs. Records sister
M, Leon 5. Fairbanks, and daughter
riorle, who have been here for some
So returned with them to theil
June IN Abingdon.
A., ~ interesting incident occurred Sun
morning in the Methodist church
80 .eu the pastor noticing Ernest Thur
o,., Tue newly returned soldier, from
%sssas, In the congregation, who is
.,.Ief OF the church, called him for
S,'. S 70 the closing of the service AM
ma out heartily welcomed him bzcl
n. appointed him to bear the flag which
oeen 10 the church since our enter