Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-12
Horace Edward, Is suffering nom /,

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Isprained ankle.
Charles G. Davis Of Oxford was In The
Village Wednesday.
Miss Mary Collier Of Portland ID q
guest OF Miss huriel Bowker.
Ernest Hsrrick was . recent guest ai
w. Z. Penley's In Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Day Of Locke'a
Mills were In town Wednesday.
e. A. Stevenson OF Portland was q
weekend guest Of Miss Hazel Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus visited their
son, Roy Titus, in Winthrop recently.
Miss Marion Wheeler is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Philip Mason, in Falmouth.
Miss Ruperta Clough of Rumford has
been recent guest at Mrs. L. 3. Beans.
Scott Wight of Bethel WAS the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham last week.
Fred Andrews IL visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary Andrews, at South Wood
stock.
Everett Harlow and family, who have
been in West Buokfield, have returned to
South Paris.
James Reynolds was admitted to the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lew
iston Wednesday.
Harry Adams was In Portland Tues.
day. He is receiving treatment from Dr..
William L. Cousens.
Mrs. Walter Allard and SON of Boston
are visiting Mrs. Allard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adns Barrows.
Mrs. Susie Warren of Auburn was q
guest for few days last week Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin SWEET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Walker are
taking q weeks outing at their camp,
"Altamertsva," Shagg Pond.
Rev. G. G. Miller will occupy the pull
pit of the Universalist church in Bryant's
Pond next Sunday at 2:S0 P. NJ.
Chester Easson and Miss Gladys Rum
cry of Portland spent the weekend with
relatives, making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Bonney enter
tanned for several days last week Mrs.
Emma T. Bonney of Wollaston, Mass.
Herbert A. Brooks, q representative
of the American Sugar Refining Com
psny of Boston, was in town Wednesday.
The family of r. Z. Shaw have been
entertaining the family Of Charles Mar
tin, West Paris, at Old Orchard, the past
week.
Raymond Shaw, who has had . posi-
ton as clerk in q hotel at Kennsbunk
Beach, returned to bis home in this vii
iage last week.
Herman knight Of Townsend, Mass,
was in this village Saturday, calling on
old friends. Mr.. Knight was formerly
Of schools in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Douglass of Hope
dale, Mass, are visiting relatives in
South Paris. While here they are to
make trip to the Umbagog region.
Mrs. Ida Porter accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Walter Anderson, OF Norway
spent few days last week in Berlin, n.
g., guests of their cousin, Charles San
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buttons enter
tanned, Wednesday, Mrs. Buttons par.
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, and
their daughter, Miss Hazel Miller, of
Waterford.
The annual meeting Of the 23d Regi-
ment Association will be held in Grand
Army Hall, South Paris, on Wednesday,
August 20. Dinner will be served by the
ladies of the Grand Army Circle at fifty
cents per plate.
A party of six young lsdies,-Misses
Muriel S. Bowker, Eva Andrews, Ida
Stiles, Mildred Maxim, Mary Collier and
Lula Billings-left Sunday for Maxim
Camp, Shsgg Pond, where they will 70
main for week.
The next regular meeting of Paris
Grange Saturday, Aug. 10, will be called
at $50 A. NJ, the business OF the day
will be transacted and departure for the
fish hatchery will be made as soon there
after as possible.
Wellington Twitchell of Fore Street has
contracted to carry on che dining room
at the Empire Methodist Camp Meeting,
which will begin Aug. 18th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Twitchell, Helen Cummings,
Bert Thompson and Ernest Carpenter 60
with him to assist IN his work.
Tuesday morning party OF Grand
Trunk Railway officials visited this town
and Norway. Among them were A. b.
MeNaughton, superintendent OF the
New England Division, General Manager
Davidson, John Gibson, superintendent
of bridges, and Train Master Cooper.
Richard Rogers of the Democrat office
and Miss Eva Tucker went to Portland
the first of last week to attend the wed
ding of Mr.. Rogers brother, William
Rogers, of the Express-Advertiser ONCE
and Miss Nina L. Davee, Of South Fort
land, principal of the Monument street
School.
The water works department, Charles
w. Bowker, Charles A. Walker, Edward
l.. Grant and Herbert c. Walker, will
have a day off and 60 to Grafton Tues,
day. The county commissioners Will
inspect a new concrete bridge that Is
being built over Cedar Brook and lay
ont the state road in Grafton Notch.
EN-. Durham, F. E. Barrows, Shir.
Law ]. Rswson, z. r. Shaw and Raymond
s. Gates attended the installation OF
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