Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-12
SOUTH PARIS.


Ssu Tuesday
A., Ada Lord is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
E,ry sawiu in Bethel
CT Fsruham of New Gloucester wa
!, y the first of last week.
NJ. sherman Churchill Of Mechanic
81. vas in town Wednesday.
MI, Clara Kerr Of Boston Is visiting
,..nsonls. Mrs. Henry Kerr and family
r,.0on Keeue Of Mechanic Falls was
IN few days last week, the guest
JWi,s Muriel S. Bowker.
NJ and Mrs. Merlin c. Joy are pack
IN their household goods prepare
m NJ 10 moving to Fairfield.
NJ. Agpes Huntoon of Portland was
-. NEST of Mrs. Kate Stuart OF High
street. few days last week.
n. and Mrs. Willis Edwards and Mr..
a Ms Ashley Edwards are at their
.smp on Pleasant Pond in otisneid.
U.v AT McWhorter, who has been
,i'si,g IN town, returned to his home in
Santb LavreUcs, Mass, Wednesday.
N, and Mrs. Victor A. Gatchell and
rSa,,o Ga,chell Of Turner were in
So0tb Paris one day the first OF last
week
~. Mary Ella Daniels went to Mipot
r.Snas5sy. where she will visit several
"ssLs In the home Of her son, William
Daniels.
Ma. susis L. Rounds Of Augusta Is
...r5in, months vacation in this vii
~ with Der mother, Mrs. Lydia A.
Rounds.
NJ. NarSe Dsyee was in Portland q
80 Ssvs asst week with Mr.. and Mrs.
"a, Newton, who are getting settled In
their new home
", and Mrs. sherman Ordwsy and
s,1ghter Hester made an auto trip
@,Ssgb Massachusetts, Of several days
dura.ion last week.
Miss Margaret Elder and Mrs. Wendell
p,nnds OF Louisville, Kentucky, spent
.day or two here at the Elders summer
Nome the first Of last week.
NJ and Mrs Ernest Parlin Of Wilton
Waited Mrs Parlin's mother, Mrs. VIII
E,m Rake. and her sister, Mrs. Eliza
nth Edgerly, several days last week.
Friends in town may be interested to
,,arn that Charles r. Elder has moved
Nj, law Office 10 Boston to .Bsrristers
Hall Rooms sos and S04, II Pemberton
Square.
Sanford Fogg, Jr., Of Augusta, who
h,s been spending several days with his
,,a,dnarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
fucker, left for his home Wednesday
morning
Tbs regular Grand Trunk Railway
,,,ssngsr coach No. $50 has been re-
hrusd TO the Norway Branch after an
,bseuce Of some two months for repairs
md painting.
Mrs. Annie Swift, after q severe at
ack OF illness. was taken last Monday TO
he Contra Maine General Hospital at
lewiston, where she underwent an opsr-
Eon for gall stones on Tuesday.
Mrs Barry GHdden, son George and
daughter Doris returned to their home
IN Auburn the first Of the week after
pepdiug several days with Mrs. Gid
isn's mother, Mrs. Ella Ripley.
III. Stuart has sold Glen cottage on
Psunesssewasseee Lake to his daughter,
Yrs Fred S. Brown of Portland. Pos
n,sOn given July 20. Mr.. Stuart re-
alus a lot, and will probably build
igsin.
Charles y. Nichols and Frank b. Tor
rev Of Lewiston were in town last week
nliciting Advertising for a set OF nre
harm cards for South Paris and Norway.
The cards we're issued from the Oxford
Democrat press.
Mrs. Clara Chase, who has recently
nd Der house on Western Avenue 70
John Hayden, has packed and stored her
household goods, and went to Portland
Tuesday to stay for while in the home
dher son, Walter Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartman have
moved to the house they recently pur-
chased on Gothic Street from their pres
cot home 10 the Stesrns house on Pleas
lat Street. They have made quite ex-
snsive repairs in their new home.
hon. and Mrs. James s. Wright and
lr. and Mrs. Fred n. Wright were In
Auburn on Monday of last week to help
celebrate the ssh birthday Of Mrs. VIII
lam But,erfeld. Mrs. Butterheld is
ne sister Of Hon. James 8. Wright.
Arthur E. Forbes 10 taking his vsca.
bon from the Democrat office. He and
Nn. Forbes are in their camp at Shsgg
Pond. During Mr.. Forbes sosence
Charles E. Waterman of Mechanic Falls
occupies his desk at the Democrat otice.
Lat week was holiday week. Every
body who could get away from the vii,
age went, mostly in search OF q COO
Place; and, like Walt Mason, Sale
Wherever men assemble, in wilderness
1itreet, they make the welkin trembls
VIII bowls about the heat"
Sheriff Harry D. Cole went to Auburn
Tuesday and arrested Clyde Mckay o.
Norway on several charges of larceny
With the help of Auburn authorities
teKsy was located at Y Hampshire
S'ses he pleaded guilty OF larceny
rOu Norway store aud was placed an
Der $4,000 bonds for the October tern
" cOnrk IN thia villooa
Postmaster J. A. Kenpey received no
scs last week from Washington inform
ns bin Of his re-appointment to tina
snee for four years from August nrs'
E Ksnnsy's term OF Office under th
original appointment expired soou
e'sn months ago and as the new sp
pOlutnent is dated from August first, b
ssa an extension Of seven months.
Two South Paris men drove to Yves
safis about I o'clock one evening n
sntly, and from the Park Street bridg
0the cemetery at West Paris, did no
meet an automobile or team. That IS
ntner remarkable story to tell OF Tn
Hunk line road, but II wasn't Sunda!
Vne who travelled that road on Sunda
Sldly AYERS that they met fifteen tho'
and autos.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole was in Hartfor
as nrst Of last week investigating
nanee case. Il Is claimed that Mr.
sfank Z. Andrews of that town receive
through the mail q box of chocolate
sOnaieing ground glass. Complain
ave also been made by town ofncia
no prominent citizens that they ma
received anonymous letters OF nys'
nous significance.
On these midsummer days when u
a'S quivers throughout Market Squs