Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-22
SOUTH PARIS.

sNrs James D. Haynes spen
" # the pas, week visiting at Lewis
. s" md Auburn Ssoo and 6iode'0'o'
..,r,n c. McArdls went the first o
hl-. .sS Cor a visit to the family of Ri
81 I IsSn McArdle, st Claremons, n b
n. Mamie Bryant of Locks's Mill
NE r. ne guest during the past wees
y ~. .:T parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swan
,,5 Mrs. Joseph A. Noyes wen
~ n Peaks Island for q stay o
I'alio ), Two at the Eighth Mains cot
z Role and daughter EvelyI
.So;nJ,rS have been recent guests a
p I'D Nh Parks. Mrs. Rolfe is sistsl
5iXr Park
o,,.sof the rain, the lawn party al
,so, Nsmo-ia, church Tuesday even
y 's,ss held in TIE vsstry. There was
rod attendance
W.. sidney Barry is at West Bethe
u, br1tbers. Hazsn and Ira Lowell
W.; W.. mother. Mrs. Mary Lowell, who
,srious condition from . shock
,,s.rsd some weeks ago.
NJ, Anna q. Eayes went Wednesday
.S,nirrsI Island 70 spend . week OF
s;tb her daughter, Mrs. Rodney
80 of Reading. Mass, who has a cot
ne there for '5e season
v,HA. Morton sDd Kathleen Rich.
,.; a were a, Ksmp Hillooleet, Shsgg
49, 49, io- two or three days last week,
~. s,r,sr,siDed as guests Miss Ethel c.
S ~ and Miss Georgiells Forbes.
Ma, Cora J. Mason was called to West
p,bsI las, week by the illness OF her
..,.Ssr N n. Mason Of that place.
q. :. Bean, who is also sister, was
..,bla 70 20 on account Of her own i'll
.sss.
The raspberry harvest has been about
,,i,. ssicb, for the past week. Rssp-
s.,,is. have produced well this year, in
ri Il seems TO be in general a good
S.,r7 wear. A To-, Of them have gone in
"caps for mex. winters consumption.
Ms Cora r Pratt visited her brother,
c.o,ya q Davis. for 4 short time last
,ssk coming from Redding, where she
va bssn visiting her son, Dermont g..
9obbins She ,si. here Thursday on her
sum 10 he- home in Brighton, Maine.
MATS. Barnes entertained a few
ftspds az her home Tuesday evening,
,bsu two tables were hlled at rock.
Tbs guss,s were Mrs. Y. G. Elder, Mrs.
~ Haskell, Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler,
Nh z. A. Taylor, Ms. Arthur {.
Forbes Mrs. 8 Z Wilson, and Miss Eva
Walker,
Harold Tufts, who makes bis home
ssrs With bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
In Tufts 5 10 Portland for two
r.sks With bis parents, NJ. and Mrs.
Y,bsrs Tufts. &c accompanied his
rsn.s. who were here on Thursday.
3s brother William, who bad been Wis
ing here for ten days, returned home
Il the same time.
About sixty attended the picnic of the
-aysrsalis, sunday school, which was
led 10 Ames' Grove Thursday, after be-
% pOapOned from Wednesday on &C
unit Of the rain Of that day. The day
ns ideal, there was plenty Of ice cream
70 that all could have as much as they
Elnisd to finish on; their picnic dinner,
nd the day, without any fixed program,
vas generally enjoyed By old and young.
FL. Cotton has sold bis farm on Brett
Bill 70 J. B. Barnett, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnett and son Herman Barnett will
.o7s there. The crops are sold with
ashrm. Mr. Cotton and family will
hf the present at least occupy Mr.. Bar
,slis house on Hill Street in the village,
where he now lives. Mr.. Cotton will
Rll bis stock and tools and some house
bod furniture at auction AZ the farm
lei, Saturday, beginning at 9 o'clock A.
y The list Of things TO be sold includes
I've cows, bull, a number Of heiters, .
s0i's and large quantity Of farming
Ios.
This ia Chautauqus week, the five days
ingram opening Wednesday afternoon
Nd closing mex, sunday. We have got
nnOw, after three years Of experience,
'ail We know pretty well what Chau-
alq1a is, and every one should take sd-
hasse OF the opportunity. The insti-
iailon Is also now we'll established fnan-
aaY, and may we'll be expected 70 pay
aEay, or more. The local association
acIsared up its small Indebtedness,
''n, considerable quantity of poles
I'd lumber which are used in the equip
asoi, and has a small balance in the
a1k.
The last issue OF the New England Di-
rilon Bulletin of the Red Cross has q
a1ssot the New England Nurses Roll OF
TT00oi, containing portraits OF seven
Ns England nurses who died in the
s'7cs One of them is Miss Frances
'fueit, who may be claimed with some
minority o. S,Oneham, Norway and An
0'eI Miss Bartlett was q graduate Of
Ss Massachusetts, General Hospital OF
Sas;oa She served for six months with
-' harvard Surgical Unit attached 10
~ British Expeditionary Force in
nance. As = member of the American
amy Nurse Corps she was assigned TO
T' Walter Reed General Hospital in
assalngtOn on Jan. 9, 1918. She died
Neay, France, Oct. 10, 1918.
4 party Of the business men Of South
.E' 90 Friday made trip to the saw
Sl pant Of the Paris Manufacturing
Ma Crystal, y. q. The trip Was made
.Ia''a.ion OF George r. Morton, the
-lOAger OF toe company, and the three
~. which we're used were those of Mr..
.a'on' ). Hastings Bean and P. 2. Rip
~ Gfl7en by their owners. The other
sssaosr' OF the party were n. Dayton
user, samuel 2. Davis, Alton C..
F FITeef, Chas. W. Bowker, Albert W.
,aEet, Irving D. Barrows, ]. A. Ken
~ Walter L. Gray, George NJ. Atwood
Arthur z. Forbes. At Crystal a
s.u'' was set out In the dining room Of
tonpany's boarding house 50 sppe-
,sas soat every man ate till be vas
'S%gVely ashamed Of himself. Clarence
norton, who is in charge Of the lQu-
Sos part OF the compsny's business,
H. S,a'a the party at Crystal and showed
Isn around. The saw mill has fin
s.'u It's seasons work and 10 not run.
~, S out the visitors were impressed
-" ~ 'ns magnitude Of the company
s53aTing operations, which few Of them
s',uHy realized, aud the evident Ell
s,S 10y OF the plant. The journey was
~ saroagh Bethel and Berlin, and
S,.ss'afn by way Of Enrol and Grafton
total Of about 163 miles. II
ss., nne summer day and the party wal
:, and every man saw much TO inter
''n and bad the time of his life.
Superintendent Charles W. Bowke. oil