Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-09
SOUTH PARIS.

uiss Alberta Maxwell Is win uoi Pea
l ants, Mr.. and Mrs, l. B. MAXWELL
Il 4. and Mrs. Fred Holt OF Springfield
l Mass. have been guests at l. L. An
\ dreSs'
II NJ. Ella f. Neal Of Lewiston is TIT
II MS If Mrs. Arvilla Wise for a stay o.
Il svssk or two
II and Mrs. Charles Hall left Thurs
II N.o,ning for visit of week to rels
Il SSs. in Massachusetts,.
4 A., Dsan Wheeler and two children
1 ,naS,and have been guests at l.. j
SS,,cEett's for few days
Misses Mary Abbott, Florence Leach
II Marion simpson are to enter Cor
S,n Normal school this fall.
Cnrtis MePhes is to be an instructor in
.oIisga If agriculture of the Univer-
Sty Of Maine for the coming year.
! N, Charles q. Gilbert of Boston,
,,.msrly of Canton, was the guest of rela-
.S-as bsrs for a short time last week.
N, and Mrs. Louis W. Clark, after
.,an5,nc their vacation here, left Thurs
s,v IN their return to Washington, d. G.
vavnsrd Curtis has returned home
tam Narsuacook, where be has been
.mnIoyed IL a hotel during the summer.
v,.EB. Clifford and daughter, Miss
gIinor Clifford, returned last Monday
i,om Rocklaud, where they had visited
for two weeks.
Joseph 4 Jones and his son, Philip j.
Tones. both travelling men, are taking
tbsir vacation, and are at home to at
ssrd the fair this week.
Mrs. Rose p Forbes, who has spent
the mast two mouths at Mrs. L. G. Nor
ton's. lief. Thursday night on her return
u her home q Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
Mr. and MIS-. q. A. Morton and Kath-
lssn Richardson, and Miss Julia P. Nor.
nm are occupying the A. L. Clark cot
age at Old Orchard for few days this
week.
ROVE. Cole eft Friday to return to
Ria home 10 Canton, Mass, where he is
prucipa Of the high school. Mrs. Cole
and son Howard remain here for while
longer
Howard Aldrich and Cecil Kimbsll
started on camping trip Thursday
morning going by train to Gilesd,
whence they 60 to the camp of George
A. DOrsn.
George L. Davee, who has been en-
plOyed for some time in the shop OF Z.
N. Thomas, cobbler, at Norway, has fin
ished bis work there, and has similar
position in Lewiston.
Fair week balls, under the auspices of
Paris Grange, will be held at Grange
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday even
1gs Of this week. Music by Shaw's cele-
brated Jazz Orchestra.
Paris Lodge, T. and A. NJ, held
special meeting last Tuesday evening, at
which the NJ NJ. degree was conferred
On three candidates. Refreshments were
served after the close of the lodge.
Dr. ". Rounds of Louisville, KY,
made brief visit of two or three days
10 his mother, Mrs. L. A. Rounds, last
week, and was greeted with pleasure by
bis many friends in his old home town.
Mrs. ROxie McArdle, who has spent
The summer with Mrs. Cora S. Briggs,
vent Monday to Lincoln, Maine, where
she will visit her brother for q while be-
fore returning TO her home in Cheshire,
c.
Miss Phyllis Taylor closed her engage
usnt with the Paris Trust Co. Sept. LIST,
and Miss Helene Pitts is employed there.
Mss Pitts is the daughter of Mr.. and
Yrs. Fred Pitts, and graduated from
B'idgtOn Academy this year.
There will be a meeting of the ladies
Of the Congregational Circle at the home
Of Mrs. James Wright this Monday after
noon at o'clock. Members, and others
Who are interested, are invited to come,
SAUL attendance is desired.
Charlie Jefferson, owned by F. n.
Wright, took second money in the 2:22
class at the Cumberland County fair at
Gorhsm Thursday. He was a close
second to Crafts Pointer, the winner, in
al three heats, in time of 2:21 IA,
!2ll4 PIG IA.
c. Z. McArdle is here for short time.
On account of the condition of Mrs.
AeArdle's health, Mr.. and Mrs. McArdle
are to make their home with their dsugh-
Ter, Mrs. Roy Z. Strickland, in Science
ady, \. T., where Mrs. McArdle is now.
Nj. McArde is Offering his house here
Tor sale.
During the fair, as is well understood,
there are "all kinds of people" in town.
Ns well to have this fact in mind, and
look out for portable property a little.
In past years tents set up on the lawns,
And other easily removable articles, have
turned up missing. Better take in what
could be readily stolen.
A party which spent part or all of last
week at Camp Concord included Mrs.
hzpah Whitman, Mrs. Elizabeth w.
Morton, Mrs. Benjamin Fish and son
GEORGE, Mrs. Clarence G.. Morton and
500 Hugh, Henry Morton, Gordon Pow
sIs, and Miss Genevieve Soule of South
Windham.
Although things did not BY any means
nave that appearance here, the members
toe trsmpiDg parties who were in the
nalte Mountains a week ago got good
views on Monday, Labor Day. Indeed,
uey were told that that was one of the
" good days of the season in the noun
ANS They certainly were in luck that
tine.
The birthday Of Nelson and Eleanor,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. z. N. Haskell,
vas observed Thursday afternoon with q
party at which ten little people were
guests. The day was Nelson's eighth
anniversary and Elesnor's sixth. Guests
we're auss Taylor, Miriam Wheeler,
SAlathryn Greene, Barbara Swan, Reta
SGaT, Greta Merrill, Gordon Stewart,
albert st Morse, Ruth Morse, and Stella
aliis, Games were played on the lawn,
sua refreshments were served to the chill
usn IN the dining room, which was deco
rated In pink and green.
An icy breath Of frost Friday morning
%orehed the squashes, the cucumbers,
us Dean leaves still green, the melons,
suu other OF the tenderest plants. For
'Snateiy it was not heavy enough to
susct The corn at all. We have got 90
nat We were expecting frost this week,
WI IT'S years since we failed to have one
soueWhere between the Sth and 18th,
.ut IL came few days earlier than We
're looking for 1t. As our last killing
p POsI was just few days before the
sourth Of July, we have q pretty short
season left to grow stuff.
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