Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
SOUTH PARIS.

p,.d Holt of Pittsfsld, Mass,
,s H's !. /. E. Andrews
~ Ida Titcomb has gone TO Pes
Nh y Mass, to spend the summer.
"" 80. p.,tbs Wight has completed he
MSS D in the office Of the Carroll
i i.issson Shoe Co. at Norway
richardson and Ernest j. Recort
! !. tbs field day of KOrs Temple
Gn.sic Shrine, at Lewiston Friday.
Orchestra Of eight pieces
sos 49, the music for the ball Monda!
iai .nioS At Norway Opera House.
-.uill be no Tuesday night dance
lus,s ,s Hall this week, on account o.
r'1nsIsbratiou ball Of Monday evening
and Mrs. Charles R. Elder and
,s ~ Marguerite Elder of Maiden, Mass.
s sbeir summer home here for stay
,I,bout two weeks.
u.. Bsryl c. silver is visiting friend
.1a~ington. Mass, for few days, 60
. Ls Thursday, and expects to return
5 M Tuesday OF this week
n, and Mrs. Walter S. Hoyt of Wal
~, "a Mass. have been guests &C Hon.
I 49,. WriCht's for 3 few days, re-
ain 10 tbelr home last Thursday.
u,,,, n Wheeler and family OF
r.ss6sld Mass, went through last
r'".5sy On ,heirswsy 10 their camp at
!S,ss Pond, 10 spend week or more.
cs..,sr Essson, who was recently dis
.,.,ssd from the service, has gone to
D,.,isnd where be is to have bis former
.'.irion with the Milliken Tomlinson
Co.
Mia, Madeleine Pillsbury Of Pine Point,
iornsr teacher in the South Paris
'.SooI, now teaching 10 Lewiston, was
~ sues, Of Miss Ruth Bolster over the
weekend.
Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs and Mrs. Kate s.
ri,dsr left last Monday for Boston,
,ssrs thew will visit Miss Catherine u.
V,iggs and Mrs. Under will receive
nsdica treatment.
", and Mrs J. q. Swan OF Bethel
,Ttsd Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Dean,
n, and Mrs. Horace L. Swan, and
,Gsrs here, for a few days last week,
md attended Oxford Pomona Grange at
p,l.,sris Mills Tuesday,
DDripg the shower of Thursday after
MN. a ball Of IRE was seen by the
,pSsuts in some Of the rooms at the
Mn school. No damage was done be-
prd the loss Of a fuse, and it is likely
Ia. the lightning came in on the wires.
Carl P. Durham, who has run the
Fysry stable al Hotel Andrews for the
n,t few yesrs, has vacated the stable,
Min the summer there is so little bust
,sss for horses under present conditions.
"a continues in the business Of running
public automobiles.
Roland q. Hsggett, who has been in
he service since the 18th Of last July,
gatiousd at Camp Devens, and William
lrtwick Ryerson, who entered the serv-
ia With one Of the early Oxford County
Ausingsnts Mag ID, and has been over
nss, arrived home Friday.
meeting 10 consider the question of
having Sunday School field day was
bed at Dr. Bucks office Wednesday
Hsnlng I, was decided to have a field
ily at the fair grounds on the 9th OF
laue. There will be an address, q pic
DC dinner, athletic sports, etc.
Mss Martha Maxim of Cambridge,
Mas, was the guest Of relatives here for
lsE days las, week. She left Thurs
ily morning, spending the day between
rains with the family of Harry E. Maxim
II Falmouth Foreside. Mrs. Franklin
Maxim and grandson Philip accompanied
Der 10 Falmouth, and made q visit of
lev days there.
Dwight n. Wise Of Rocklsnd, Mass,
TIssd bis qOther, Mrs. Arvills Wise,
lev days last week. Mrs. 0rdwsy took
lin and Mrs Wise to Milton on a fish
ing trip, which it is admitted was not
very successful, as the region is "flshed
Ndsath." From there they went to
s1ntOrd, and visited the old familiar
PAGES in the town which was once their
lone.
The members of the Junior Christian
1adss7Or Society of the Congregational
church were given an outing last Mon
q! hternoOn after school in the form
darde 10 Mechanic Falls, where they
we're treated to ice cream. Mrs. T. S.
aines, who has been superintendent of
ne Junior Endeavor Society for twenty
!slS was their hostess. Three auto
mobiles carried them, driven by j. Hast
's' Bean, Miss Ruth Bolster, and the
A Of Miss Cora J. Mason driven by
Villain L. Bray.
Atsmperature of 9S in the shade at
Hs mont OF Maxim Block in Market
Saafs one afternoon last week Is about
We worst story that the Democrat can
EaIniuliy tell. For early June the hot
'YeA vas certainly scoreher. 1t came
'POn Us Tuesday forenoon almost with
w warning, and after we had been
sspns for breath for four days almost
n!oout moments relief, it left more
Mlaenly than it came Saturday fore
Soa, We Go not doubt the statement
"'h broke the June record.
Nnee the marking bands were put on
spGIes along the highway in this sec
~ Tue scheme Of it has been changed,
new style of band was last week
sAu'ed on the poles along this trunk line.
as now a yellow band with narrow
~ re Osnds above and below the yellow.
Is .-a Is tne distinguishing mark for the
SuA me running from Portland by
-! u roland Spring, Norway, South
S. 6rysnts Pond, Bethel and GIlead
y, s'qs New Hampshire line. The routes
- Osng thus marked by the Maine
automobile Association.
lle program of the Seneca Club for
seO1ing year has been issued, at an
~, ~! cate, as the meetings do not begin
~, ~. me 9th OF October. The literary
~ Tss. who prepared the program are
sGi'h Wheeler and Miss Eva Walk
A. q arger proportion of the work of
s". y'Ar tnan usual is on current topics,
NJ ~ Ol II relating to subjects brought
n, Sg oI as the result OF the war.
rs SO1u IS gentleman's night, and there
Nm se open meetings during the sea-
ss., lrograms for the other fortnlghtly
s0 'Tuss from October to April are prin-
"''iy On timely topics.
an, iSSaoing truck for milk and cream
p,sa. LAS Oeen built at the Grand Trunk
no.. II runs on two rails at right
an NJ WIN the railroad track, and the
:, "levei with the floor of the baggage
nd ~. VIII mold eighty or more cans,
HueQ r6QHu for L.