Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-08

: Mrs. FRANK RUNNER was Ia Lewiston
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cole have returned
to Portland.
: Miss Edith Doten of Bethel is visiting
Mrs, Donald Bean.
Miss Helen Barnes visited relatives In
Portland last week.
Robert Wise OF California 10 stopping
at A. W. Walkers.
Hon. Z, e. Hastings of Frysburg was
in town Wednesday.
DR.. D. S. Bartlett was In Lewiston
Friday and Saturday.
William Davis of South Woodstock
Was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Gladys Bailey and children were
10 Lewiston Thursday.
Henry Hastings, Eco, of Bethel was
in town one day last week.
Arthur Msrston OF Lewiston was in
town q few daySlsst week.
Mrs. Ella Ripley visited Mrs. Eliza
Glidden in Auburn last week,
Hon. {. Chandler Buzzell Of Fryeburg
was in South Paris Wednesday.
Miss Eva Jordan of Lewiston was q
recent guest OF Miss Carrie Moore.
Clarence Ridlon of West Paris was in
town one day the first of last week.
Miss Frances Brown has been visiting
her old home In Brewer during the past
week.
Frank Plummer was In Lewiston
Thursday, visiting his son in the hospital
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Monk are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. A. P. Wing, at
Wayne.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Woodside of
Fryeburg was among our visitors Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Sadie Silver was in North Paris
Thursday visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Child.
Mrs. L. E. Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
and Miss Pauline Mason spent several
days in Portland last week.
Mrs. Blanch Ripley and daughter,
Lucinda. visited her sister, Mrs. Sybel
Ramsdell in Oxford, Thursday.
Charles N. johnson and Fremont 81.
Field have been drawn jurors for the
May term of court at Rumford.
Philip Plummer Was operated on at
the Central Maine General Hospital,
Lewiston, the first of last week.
The Philstheas will meet at the home
of Miss Julia Morton Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Come prepared to
sew.
Mrs. Sara Lewallen, who has been
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin SWEET, left for her home in
Alma Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Dudley and daughter,
Marian Wheeler, are visiting Mrs.
Dudley's sister, Mrs. Phil Mason, at
Falmouth Foreslde.
Morton Y. Bolster was chosen treas
urer of the Jolly Gentlemen Glse Club
at their last meeting, Elmer Dean having
resigned the Office.
Mrs. E. n. Anderson went 10 Portland
L
n. r. Goss of that city, and will remain
for few days visit.
George Wood, who has been employed
by Ripley & Fletcher, has gone to Port
land where be will enter the employ of
the Grand Trunk Railroad.
Joseph B. Sturtevant Of Rumford was
at South Paris on business the past week.
Mr. Sturtevsnt holds q good position
with the Oxford Paper Company.
Psrcivsl DeCostsr, q former resident
of South Paris, who has been visiting
friends in town, left for his home In
Toronto, Canada, Tuesday morning.
Thede Thayer lost a horse Sunday
The horse broke through the door about
a week ago, and got scratched somewhat,
aud lockjsw set in, resulting in death.
Mrs. Anna Haskell and children, Mil
dred and GUY, of Csmpbells, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Hsskelps sister, Mrs. Ella
Ripley. Guy Haskell will remain with
Mrs. Ripley some time.
Mrs. q. B. Whitney, who has been
living for some time With her daughter,
Mrs. W. B. Young, has returned TO
Arlington, Mass, to spend some little
time with her son, Levi Whitney.
Popular dancing at Grange Hall on
FRIDAY evening. Admission to the hall
% cents each. Dancing free. Ice cream
on sale at inisrmission. Shs~'s Novelty
Jazz Orchestra will furnish music.
The Grand Trunk Railway will change
time on May 4;h. The service will be
about as last summer, except that the
morning train east through to Boston
may 60 earlier-perhaps about . O'Clock.
Private Raymond Penfold, q member
| of the SD Artillery Band, arrived In this
village the first of last week. BE arrived
at Newport News from overseas several
weeks ago and was discharged from
Camp Devens last week.
The n. z. N. P. A. 10 sending Mr..
Currier of New Hampshire to Maine this
week on a membership campaign and
will start his work in this territory Tues
day morning. Mr.. A. \. Cairns OF the
| local will take Mr.. Currier around.
Arthur G.. Dow, who has recently
been discharged from the naval service,
has been the guest of bis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank L. Dow, for the past two
weeks. He has now returned TO Boston,
where he hopes TO secure employment
in ship yard.
The Jolly Gentlemen Glse Club sang
at an entertainment given by the Sun
shine Club at Paris Hill Friday evening
A crowded house greeted them on their
first appearance. They were warmly
applauded, and responded with several
encores which were much appreciated
by the large audience present.
The Order of Railway Conductors LEFT
Portland Sunday morning on special
train for Island Pond, VT, where they
met q special from Montreal and held
Joint meeting Of the lodges Of the o. K.
lie. a. z. Wilson Of the Norway Branch
Joined them here, returning late Sunday
evening.
The Seneca Club meeting scheduled
for Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Frank A. Taylor will be omitted owing
to the illness of Mr.. Taylor's mother.
The annual meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Il. r. Carter April 2lst.