Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-02
SOUTH PARIS.

uA.,, Bslivesu Of Rumford was IL
.sn On business Wednesday.
W.. Annie Fletcher returned IRON
8,ih to Der home here on Friday
ME- ,s,yn Buck Of Sumner visited
a.. Elizabeth Buck few days las
week.
a.. clanpa Starbird visited st Geo
H9a-,sl6's in Portland . few days lsst
seek.
a. ro,t 8. Ksene Of Buckfield ha'
- visiting her daughter, Mrs. 7. W
Bonney.
~. N,soun is building a house or
- 80 Street. N. L. Moves Is In
large Of the work.
n. and Mrs. Harry 5. Burr of Wollas-
-. y Mass have been guests of Mr.. and
T-.F. ". Bonney.
NJ. V z. Robinson Is visited by her
-, Mrs. sarah Bartlett Of Norway,
.bo Is q years Of age.
u,roI5 c. Anderson Of Wollaston,
49, has ioined bis family here for .
vacation Of two weeks.
NJ. Elmer Hsggstt has been visiting
a. dsugb,er, Mrs. Guy 7. Stevens, IN
po,,land for few days.
u. and Mrs. Walter E. Twitchell and
-, WspdeU are visiting o. Z. Curtis
A. family a. Kennebunk.
n, and Mrs. D. A Wheeler and
,,.,b,sr Bsrnice Of Auburn we're guests
Er . few days last week at Dr. u l.
Blck's.
Nj. Maxine Bennett has returned
h,-s sf,sr visiting her aunt, Mrs Twom-
Nv in Co,sbrook, y. g., for number
Of weeks
". Ralph Perkins entertained her
,iscs ard nephew, Miss Esther and Mas
a. Merit. Caldwell, Of Oxford, for .
sE days as; week.
Raw and Mrs. D. ?. Faulkner returned
-on their vacation the middle OF last
rssk an5 services were resumed st the
y.,boGis. church on Sunday.
conc-a.s runway is being built in
t.ont If The IRE station on Pine Street,
,5s fpIl length Of the building, and ex
,spiing 70 the line of travel on the
street
,co-s Or more Of the citizens Of
smith Paris and Norway were at Rum
ford last Tuesday 70 attend the road
hearing given there by the state highway
Dmmiss'o on.
MAN Weeks has been visited by
bar niecss Carrie and Helen Corkum OF
Portland They returned home Monday,
and Mrs. Weeks accompanied them for
visit Of q week.
Ralph 3. Easson, who held commits
fop 10 the ordnance department during
,hs war, has recently received his dis
charge. and has accepted position with
as University Farm, 81 Davis, Calf.
Garden thieves are reported working
hsoms Of the gardens east Of the river.
Pumpkins, sclashes and other products
lave beer. taken, and in some instances
even beans have been pulled up and car
RED OF.
Showers. without which Of course no
picnic is well ordered and complete,
shortened up the time little at the Bap-
list Sunday school picnic at Ames' Grove
Wednesday, but the time spent was well
.ujOyed, and the attendance was good.
Miss Helen Judd, the tsn-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Judo,
fell on a pin cushion last Monday alter
noon, and broke OF about three-fourths
Of an inch Of a sewing needle in Der knee,
20 that it was necessary to etherize her
10 order 10 remove IL.
A party which includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold c. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Pierce, Edward
). Shaw, Murray Bigelow, Miss Helen
Barnes and Miss Nora Durham, are
Spending sunday and Labor Day ss
cottage on Lake Pennesses wsssee.
Alb. Garcelon, the superintendent OF
schools, and bis family, are now living IN
he rent In the S. P. Stearps house on
Pleasant Street, having moved from
North Lowell. The family consists oil
Ar and Mrs. Gsrcelon and two children,
aged respectively ten and five years.
Judging By pure inference from the
outward signs, the midway at Canton fan
this week promises well. This is said IN
view Of the number of Fords and other
things loaded with all kinds Of psrspher'
nalIa which went through here in an
eastward direction Friday. It's fail
guess that they were on the way from
cornish fair to Canton.
An automobilist said to be q widely
Known citizen Of Names largest city
vent around the wooden policeman II
ae Square on the wrong side Thursday
aut DIDN'T get over far enough on the
wong side, and hit the post and ran ovel
Il with both wheels, reducing it to
wreck. Whereupon bystsoder remarks
hat il one Of US country rubes bad gon'
INTO the city and done the same TRICK, o.
would have got the merry ba Ia IL moth
ng more.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Titcomb Wis
led here Cor few days last week. Mrs
IiHOmb vas Miss Gladys z. Barter o
Deer Isle, and they were married in ths
Town a few days since. Mr.. Titcomb
Who was formerly of South Paris, Ia
been for the past few years principal o
he high school at Deer Isle. He nov
goes 10 Gloucester, Mass, where be Is 9
leach mathematics in the high school
AID have charge of the athletics. The.
Ell here Thursday to visit Mr.. Titcomo'
mother az Tacoma Lakes.
Franklin Maxim suffered q severe in
!grY to bis right hand last Monday
While yarding pulp wood in the wood;
ae took hold OF the whifhetree to oac
he horse, and the animal picked up on
loot and set il down on bis hand. Fortr
aa,ely no bones were broken, but To
.kln on the back Of the hand WAS peele
Jack over the knuckles, so that twely
saehes were required TO hold it back J
pace. For the present be carries 20
aand in q sling, and Is assured that
VII be out OF commission for about w
weeks.
The following report on the water
ne Crystal Fountain Aqueduct Assocl
uon has been received from the sta
aooratory OF hygiene:
Aug. 16, 1919.
Crystal Fountain Aqueducs
Association,
Care of James S. Wright,
South Paris, Maine.
Gentlemen:
Analysis Of the summer sample
water from your public supply, wni'