Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-01

grandparents at Bolster's Mills.
Dancing at Grange q all Tuesday night.
Shaw's Novelty jazz Orchestra.
Miss Lucille Cole 10 visiting her sister
at Mechanic Falls for few days.
Miss Nora Martin Is employed In the
lofhce OF the Mason Manufacturing Co.
Miss May Hadlsy Of Washington, D.
&C., Is the guest Of Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler.
Miss Grace Nsvers has gone to Water.
ford to spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. L. P. SWEET. Of Bangor has been
guest at Benjamin Swett's for q few
days.
Donald G. Brooks has been nominated
as justice OF the peace by Governor Mil
liken.
Raymond Shaw and William Maxim
went Saturday to Kennebunk Beach for
the summer.
Mrs. Persis Swan and daughter Mrs.
Yeaton of Portland were guests at b. L.
Swans over the weekend.
Miss Geneva Young has returned home
from Medford, Msss., where she has been
teaching for the past year.
Mrs. Ceylon Kimball and young son of
Bethel have been spending week with
her sister, Mrs. Percy Allen.
Miss Mae Falss Penfold of Portland lie
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Agnes L. Morton, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. N j. Nicholson and
Mrs. Lydia Swift of Revere, Mass, were
weekend guests at j. E. Murch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Titus and dsugh-
ter Of Portland are guests of Mr.. Titus
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Titus.
The monthly Baptist Woman's Mis-
sionary meeting will be held at the ves-
try Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
A. D. Cotton of Windsor, VT, and
Mrs. z. P. Pulsifer of Natick, Mass, are
at Mrs. Louise Durgin's for q few days.
The factory of the Paris Msnufactur-
ing Co. will shut down from Thursday
night of this week till Monday following.
A new block of lock boxes, 20 in num-
Der, at the end of the lobby, has been
added to the equipment at the post Office.
Miss S. E. Porter, who teaches in Port
land, has come to South Paris to spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs. Ida
Porter.
Rev. D. r. Faulkner has completed
his engagement at Buckfield, where. be
has been preaching Sunday afternoons
for the past few weeks.
Carlton N. Gray will 60 Tuesday to
Lowell to spend the summer at the Pines,
the summer camp for boys conducted by
Z. T. Hubbard and Roy E. Cole.
Mrs. C. C. Stevens, who has been with |
Mrs. Louise Durgin for some months, |
has returned to her home in Nova Scotia. |
Mrs. Durgin is improving in health.
The engagement of Raymond w. Pen
fold and Miss Rena DeWsver of Portland |
10 announced. II is understood that
their marriage will take place soon.
There will be social dance at Acad-
of this week. Music by Parker's string |
orchestra of Lewiston. Dancing Is cents
each. Ice cream on sale.
Miss Bana Beede, designer in the mil |
linery store of Mrs. L. c. Smiley, has
completed the season, and went Monday |
morning to her home in Portland. She
expects to return another season.
Gustave Porter went Thursday morn
ing to Ogunquit, where he is to be en-
ployed at the st. Aspipquid Hotel for |
the summer. He expects to enter the
University of Pennsylvania in the fall.
An extension of the village corpora
ton water service is being put in, about |
500 feet in length, on Shurtleh Avenue,
from the house of Mrs. Esther Ryerson |
to the site where A. T. Goldsmith is
building.
Morton Y. Bolster is taking his vaca-
ton from the store of the n. Dayton |
Bolster Co., and on Monday he and Miss |
Ruth Bolster and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester |
P. Twitchell made q trip around the
mountains.
A covered dish social will be given on
Saturday evening at six O'Clock, in G.. A.
r. Hall, by the members of the defeated
side in the recent contest" given by the
Ladies' Circle of the G.. A. r. All MEM |
bers including Post and Sons of Veterans
invited.
Hamlin Lodge, <. of p, goes to Han
over next Saturday night for visit to
Oxford Bear Lodge and will work the
rank of knight. transportation will be
furnished for all. Please notify r. E.
Barrows If you wish chance in one OF
the autos.
At the regular meeting of Hamlin
Lodge, Z. OF P, Friday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
coming term:
C.C-Mike Kennagh.
V.C.-C. e. whitney.
PC. W. Rogers.
n. W.-Geo. A. Boutelle.
NJ az A.-Guy SWEET.
Lei. A. Andrews.
o. G.-E. 4. shaw.
Advertisers and all contributors to the
Democrat are requested to note that ne1t
Friday, the 4tb, 10 q holiday, and IL 10
desirable that as much of the matter for
the Democrat as possible should reach
US in time to be- put 10 type before
Thursday night, to ease the pressure on
the remaining short working time be-
fore the paper goes to press. The earlier
the better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Hersey OF st.
Adams, Vermont, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Taylor of Buck6sld, were
in town last week. Mr.. Jersey is a
native of Buckfield and has been very
successful in business in Vermont. He
still owns the old Loring place in Buck
field and is putting il in repair to occupy
as soon as be retires from business,
which he expects to do soon.
LAFAYETTE r. Dow and Arthur G. Dow
are with their parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
E-ank L. nnx IafsYette has been