Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-29

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r.,sl Heath spent the weekend
\ friends in Portland
n.o,Vs G.. Weeks of Fairfield
s3.' ,oTu on business Thursday
1ouiss J. Briggs is in Portland
w W, her sister, Mrs. Emma Gioos'
'' ~ Mrs. Wing of watsrville hav'
v ,a asS guests at T. F, Hashawsy's
,,Dis Fletcher is in Bath, doing
IN .. a in the family of E. W. Psnley
r,o,ss Powers was at home from
~ - S spring for days stay last week
a, Grange Hall Tuesday even
1,5i s week. Shaw's Jazz Orchestra
rank Bartlett of Bethel is thu
~ 4 her sister, Mrs. Ralph Perkins
a.. Alice Dsy of Brysut's Pond has
Hs ~ bssp the guest of Miss Annie
,,,hirs of Bridgeton, n. j., Ia
81 mis- N. brother, Franklin Robbins,
1 EIisS weeks
.s3is Edgerly is making a visit
,,s,ss OF four weeks to relatives IN
~.,bs.tar. Mass.
5yr.. J. G. Littlefeld arrived
s,id,v from their vacation trip by
s5n5biIs to New York
~. rorsu Herrick and two children
IT.. Angeles, Calf, are visiting the
1t ~ ~ Mrs. Herrick's brother, Z. B.
1s5,d.
Y, and Mrs. Walter Chase and two
- ~ Portland have been guests
iss days Of Mrs. Chase's sister,
n Maud Sweet,
vatbndist sunday School will
=. nicpic in Ames' Grove on Tues
"Jibi. week. 10 which general in
IadOn is extended.
vsIJ HAYDEN and daughter, Miss
- Hsydso, OF Manchester, Mass,
- NESTS Of Mrs. Hayden's daughter,
NJ Clarence G. Morton.
v,,nond Shaw, who is employed as
- hr the summer at Wentworth
l:S. Esunebuuk Beach, was at home
l~dsy o, two last week.
1 W. Anna &. Hayes returned Satur-
= from Squire Island, where she bad
,sn FOR week or more with her dsugh-
\, Ms. Rodney W. Brown.
n, and Mrs. Arthur Josselyn and
I,-,b.sr Dorothy Of Milford, Mass, are
rs,, at Rouello Edwards. Mrs. JOS
su va. formerly Mss Kate Royal of
4space.
rnEood N. Corbett, who has been in
:. service for about fifteen months,
,gbot the time overseas, has been dis
4rYsi and arrived home about ten
as since.
s,E's Jazz Orchestra goes this Mon
!, syeuiDg TO play for a jazz dance at
;rrison. Three Of the members 60 TO
"a. Paris to play for a dance after an
.Etsnne0t.
coward, the young son Of Mr.. and
n ROy z. Cole, at W. j. Wheeler's,
W bitten in the face by dog a few
1 5s ago, 30 that seven stitches were re-
,1tsd to close the wound.
Tie alumni banquet of the Oxford
wui Institute and the Paris High
s.oO will be held al the Grange Hall on
!. evening Of August 18th. Prepare
ln are being made for big time.
The Baptist church will be open
3augh August. Next Sunday morning
~ Martin D. Kneeland, D. D., will
nieh, and union prayer meeting will
s,sld in the evening by the pastor.
Guests at ". E. Twitchell's are Ber-
nd ?. TSitchell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lTrhsl, wife and two children, of
HAND, and Mr.. Twitchell's sister, Miss
aTEitchell, secretary of Wheaton Col
e Norton, Mass.
lion piping ratings have been set
r1nd the grass plots in the grounds at
aGisnd Trunk station. This will have
iEong tendency 10 discourage careless
IA negligence or worse in the matter
1tr7ing on to them. i
" and Mrs Roy J. Bird of Worces-
a Mass, have been guests here for
'si or more, returning to their home
aAturdsy. Mr. Birds father, Amos
ASid, accompanied them, and will
iAsaVisit Of some weeks.
Us Clara S Chase has sold her house
sWsstern Avenue to John J. Hayden,
Manchester, Mass. Mr.. Hayden and
MY who were formerly for years res
.saa Of South Paris, will return here
= occupy the house, probably some
Ne before the first of October.
haitrscsiOn to the eyes of the young
@pe specially is the pony of Hugh
Ann, which is seen on the streets
AZ The little animal weighs less than
Is hundred pounds. Hugh has had
&nts some time, but she has been at
Na' \. b., until brought down here
"days ago.
tos old hand organ man who has been
ANag yearly visits here since the men,
yG man runneth not to the contrary,
Sa1 town last week. And the old
-a sounded Just as they used to
1'aIlon ago, save that perhaps age
%-.ianfnity have slowed up the tempo
AS GeOrgiella Forbes of Mt. Vernon,
- VINO had been visiting relatives
iiuu'lng Der vacation, left Saturday
NJ return to her duties 10 Washing
~, u, where she has a position 10
VI The government departments.
49,. IO'oer, Mrs, Rose Fl. Forbes, will
,-s Hu 81 Mrs. L. c. Morton's some
'si' longer.
a;gAald, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G..
y ,'i I OF Pine Street, twelve years of
\, ,rT 40 DIS arm broken below the elbow
A%oday while wrestling with another
Ies fracture was reduced by DR..
1ao1d, and the boy was taken to the
49,, r1i q Lewiston, where examination
lS,'S ~ tnat no further surgery was re-
%'o, and be returned home, but is not
s'OI wrestling at present.
-, ~ and Mrs. D. F. Faulkner will
ls0,.!or their vacation probably on
lS SSay Of this week. They will travel
s~%noOlls, and after visiting in New
s',.p 'ulfe for short time will spend
ll S@ 'helr time at Gorham and Old
lSSuu. Deering Memorial Methodist
NJ. pal Church will be closed for va.
sri. ~ 'as FIRST four Sundays in August,
10 be resumed Aug. Slst.
,S1 M y u the selections sung at the Chau.
TIL H. friday evening by Fsrne Upton
Juvenile Four, was "Hold Thou
b H one Of the compositions Of
n NJ a D Briggs Of South Paris. This
u0L Ov arro.. a.