Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-16
SOUTH PARIS.

guest OF MISS uelaiu'ne S'e""h' luz
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Marston o
portland have been guests in town for ,
few days.
Row Curtis Of Maranacook was TIT
mast Of bis mother, Mrs. Z. NJ. Curtis
asst week.
re Spofford of Hopedale, Mass,
t,-merly of South Paris, was here for q
short time last week.
Nathan A. silver returned the first Of
,.ss week from his visit to his former
home 10 Nova Scotia.
Miss LeOua Heath of Gorham, N. H.,
has been visiting her sister, Miss Hazel
Tsath. during the past week.
Mrs Charlotte Rawsou is visiting her
,on and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley j.
RaSson, at Mexico this week.
Gaorge z. Buck of Boston visited his
mother MIS-. Elizabeth Buck, last week,
coming at this time to attend the fair.
The regular meeting of the w. C. T.
h postponed to Tuesday, Sept. %, on
accom-, OF the state convention at Rock
land.
Miss Emma West, who has been en-
,.gad ar Diamond Island during the
mmmer. returned home the first of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. q. Carr, G. NJ. Porter
and Willard Nosley of Portland were
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Weeks last
week.
Miss F.hel Allen, who has recently
baep euls.aved in Cambridge, Mass, is
NOW in dc Office of the Mason Manufsc-
turing CO.
Miss Louise Powers returned last
week from Poland Spring, where she
has been employed as waitress during
the summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene +. Stevens of
South Portland were guests last week of
Mrs. Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
mer h. Haggett.
Amos A. Bird returned last Monday
from visit OF some weeks TO his son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy j. Bird, in
Worcester, Mass.
Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson is visiting rel
stives in Arlington, Mass, and will visit
in Everett, Portland and other places be-
fore returning home.
Miss Mildred Ham of Woodfords,
formerly Of South Paris, spent q few
DAYS last week with Mrs. Harold Cole,
and attended the fair.
Mrs. Anna q. Hayes returned Thurs
dsy from Reading, Mass, where she had
been With her daughter, Mrs. Rodney W.
Brown, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Whittle of
Portland were here last week, visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Minot L. Whit
tie, and attending the fair.
Mrs Walter E. Mathews of Oakfeld
has been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Clifford, for q short
time, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar B. Morrow of Au-
burn were guests at Z. n. Haskell's last
week. Mr.. Morrow was one Of the
judges Of the stock at the fair.
Straw hats are officially called in on
The 18th, but If you don't want to be
iussy about the unwritten law, you may
wear yours as long as you wish.
Capt. and Mrs. F. c. Tribou and
daughter Miss Rena Tribou, who have
spent most of the summer at Bucksport,
have returned to their home here.
Mrs. Llewellyn Millett, whose husband
recently died, has sold her place in Nor
way and has come to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Donald b. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond W. Peufold
are here to spend some weeks with Mr..
PsntOld's mother, Mrs. W. P. Morton,
and bis grandmother, Mrs. Louise j.
Briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Douglas of Hope
dale, Mass, have been making q short
stay with relatives here, while on their
way home from a months camping at
Lake Umbsgog.
Rev. and Mrs. William Lewsllen of
Alma, N. a. Andrews Of Bangor, and Mrs.
Psrey Andrews of 0rono, were guests at
Benjamin Swett's last week, coming at
this time to attend the fair.
free supper will be served in the
Iestry Of Oeering Memorial Church on
tuesday evening, Sept. 10Th, at 6:45.
All members Of the church and coDgre-
CATION are invited to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon s. Fairbanks and
daughter Marjorie of Abingdon, Mass,
arrived at Mrs. NJ. Fl. Crockett's last
tuesday, and on Wednesday went to
'aslr camp at Concord Pond for q stay
otawsek.
Another light frost Monday morning.
fortunately IL was not severe enough to
20 serious damage to sweet corn, and
moreover, considerable part of the
sweet corn is already in the can or be-
!ond damage from frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rockingham
Oh Haysrhill, Mass, were here last week
70 take 10 the fair, as is their usual GUS
ION, and meet their old friends. They
S'll mud many such, though they have
Oeen away from South Paris fifteen
years.
Albert q. Wheeler, who has recently
oeeu discharged from the service, re-
Ntned home about week ago, and has
O1eo engaged part of the time as clerk
% the store of the Chss. b. Howard Co.
t ne lett Sunday for Boston, to attend the
massachusetts, College of Pharmacy.
10 spite OF the rain twelve faithful
nsoekahs got out to the regular meeting
M Friday night. At the regular meet
"s Sept. 10Th there will be another
suction, and each member Is asked to
Ohng bundle costing not less than five
.eoss' Lots of other good things are
.Onlng 10 some of the future meetings,
" watch out.
extensive changes are being made by
Leslie l.. Mason In bis house on Pleas
a1 street. The changes include the
.suoVal OF portion of the versnds on
we sides OF the house, the installing OF
new Vapor heating system and new
s,1 rooms, and considerable remodelipg
VI ne interior. A new double garage
house.
Inc convention of District No. 8,
rsolan Sisters, will be held with Craigie
temple at Oxford on Tuesday evening.
'pS 81, at 7:S0 o'clock. A silver col
,TTSuon will be taken for the homo fund.
temples composing this district are
n. ln Temple, South Paris, Lake Tenn
~ Norway, Minnehaha Temple, Stone
1su, and Craigie Temple. Oxford. Mrs.