Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-05
SOUTH PARIS.

Ia Brooks is taking q vacation
ii b, brother William BROOKS a' Low
=, Buck6sld village Saturday
az si,h music by Shaw's Orches
-
~, ynns 2. Bonney of Wollaston,
= has been = guest at =. W. Boa
ns
- shaw and family went Saturday
, "a n,cbar5 70 spend 8 vacation Of
no seeks
Ma Car Mason Of Auburn has been
80 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Emery w,
y,.5u for q Few days.
yW Bouney and granddaughter
~, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
y'sS Eseos Of Buekheld.
CIV Rogers and family went
-t".,3av Z, south Freeport, where they
s.,ss ec,;aEa for the month.
sp,. ya,i,:,a and family have moved
rs Vi,5c-s house on High Street
~. ~ tbs hoass O, c. Freeland Penley.
n. ard Ms. 4. P. Brett and Miss
Lei. 70 Bret. Of Beverly, Mass, Are
'"sn5ips a vacation At their camp at
Slrs Pond.
p,v ana Mrs Milton '. AeAlistsr and
.,rj,sn of Pelham, Y. H, are spending
80. v.,s,.oc With Mrs. McAlister's par
~. NJ. ard Mrs. o. {. Bsrrows-
n, ,,,ou,, u engagements, the date
,.,bs ps1. da-cs by Shsws Jazz Orehes-
!. oil be Wednesday evening, Aug. 20,
ss.u Midsummer ball viii De given
vr Arnold Hatfield and son Thorn
=. ~ Tsor tas,er. Mass, have spent q
=. S.y,w With Mrs. Hstfeld's sister, Mrs
Cs,rIs: l. Suck, during the past week.
v,s C. A Record and son Myles Of
p,;dysxs,s-. Mass, came Wednesday
1ah: for a v.si; 20 Mrs. Records mother,
vs. N,ry 8. Crockett, and other rels-
h1es here.
CHESTS J. Z. Jones last week were
Mss. B. Jones and son George Jones
y Dsrry. Y. z, and Robert Ham OF
Toodtord.. wl5 has recently returned
nom service overseas.
Tbs Ministerial. Association Of this dis
pirt Of the Methodist Conference held .
nsetipg here 3. Deering Memorial
Tbprcb as, Monday, District Superin-
,.pdsnt .. 8. holt presiding.
Fred North. A. Y. Cairns and Walter
gogr started az o'clock Saturday
norpiug for a. automobile trip TO Bos-
Du and other places in eastern Asssa-
chu,stts. They expect TO return some
lime the 8s; Of this week.
Ashley 2 Edwards, who has been in
The service since lsss August, arrived
hous las, week. &c landed in France
inst before The signing Of the armissice,
and has been there since until be sailed
for home about month ago.
Mrs. Teresa Grover gave her class OF
Nys in the Cni7ersslist Sunday School
outing lsss Tuesday. Though she
vas not able 70 accompany them, she got
Re. Chapman 20 take them 20 Lake
thompson, Oxford, where they ate .
picnic dinner, went fishing, and other
wise enjoyed themselves.
Pretty hard IL this age Of the world
getting through a month without frost.
After all the bot weather We have bad
The summer, more Of il than usual, We
struck cool streak last week, and there
ss actually little breath OF frost Thurs
day morning This Is quite 4 story TO
sl for the 3lst OF July, but scorched
squash leaves in certain particularly
tOs.y spots bear evidence 10 the fact.
Ernest 2. Shaw, Writ Stanley, Ernest
?. Crockett and Arthur z. Forbes made
itrip to Black Mountain last Tuesday.
some Of the consequences we're, . re-
tueed force in the Democrat ONCE for
shs day, though il was left in good hands,
lgOOd outing with clear views from the
Top Of the mountain, and few quarts Of
hlsbeTries. The berry crop is too light
Gsrs this year 70 attract picksrs much
Charles Millett, who has been about
here for The past few years, vas taken
into custody last Monday, after be bad
AIKEN possession Of portion of one OF
TIE buildings al the corn factory without
permission, and had settled down TO
Keeping house there. His conversation
wa 80 cratic that be was taken 20 the
tate hospital for the insane &C Augusta
Wednesday, after hearing had been held
90 Tuesday.
Ar. and Mrs. Frank s. Dudley left
aturdsy morning for an automobile tour
through Massachusetts, and Connecticut
o New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dudley accompanied them a. far a.
Connecticut, and Misa Marion Wheeler
sfsr as Portland. They expect to be
pos ten days or more. They are 10 visit
Albert q. Wheeler, who has recently
been discharged from the service, bat Is
ml employed at Hoboken, v. j., on the
ans work in which be was engaged
While In the service.
Between ! and s o'clock Wednesday
evening the village vas somewhat startled
y the sound Of the whistle at the factory
dths Mason Manufacturing Co. blowing
i'sriss Of blasts. So long has is been
nnce We have had a FIRE alarm, and so
naiauiliar are many Of the people With
ne code, that il took some time for
nne 10 be convinced that there uss not
Etaally IRE. Those who recognized 10
sil1 short olasts followed by three long
Sas' realized that il vas the chiefs call
@'tne tremen 70 come 20 the FIRE sta
aGn. Chief Engineer B. W. Ta,tle vas
aiIlng the boys out for practice. Even
ane OF TIE hremen we're little uncer-
In what il meant. Mr.. futile had
paced man in the Square 10 send the
men 70 the brick school house. At least
part Of every organization responded,
Aaa Hose Co. No. and Hose Co. No. 4
aca nad stream on In six minutes from
@e time the whistle sounded. Which ID
'Nstty good reaponse.
Rev. Charles Hall received Q call few
Hys sines from Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
S0l!on and Mrs. Colton's mother, Mrs
=. ". Greene, Of Santa Monica, Calf
Ss' Cotton ia Mr.. Halls niece, and Mr.
Volton 10 just out Of the service. Th'
az! Are on al extended automobile
snh coming from Arizona in . Fore
Ianns car. They carried . tent, and
aO aad the car 30 arranged that IN
IVni seat could be taken ont and . co
nsged At night. They also carried cook
,sutensils, and kept themselves a the.
snssed. Where night overlook then
ne! eauped. Good health was eujoye'
I'olsnout except for one slight iii turl
' salea Mrs. Greene had, making is neces
~ Tor her 70 spend one night ss hote
s ssGa Eas the only use they had to-
IOss % he trip. They left Pheniz
Sr.ona. on the 7th OF May. and arrives
. New York civ On tia Ten of June