Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-08
aOUTH PARIS.

'-,...d Willis Of Boston Is the
~ , Sl9 Stella ". Burnhsm'
,,,o,ti a guest in the family
o.'s o Ao John P. Abbott
90, Maxwell is at home for the
W. ss ann her teaching in Mslro'e'
~ ~ West is at Great Dla.
- snIS where she has a position
siss'unneI' IN , vi.,,
flii iSoo q 10 Freeport and IN
v,h.l C Hathaway is at home
" A, vacation from her teach
u 11socip0''' Mass
W., Duphsm is taking her vaca-
w w. s,t Friday to visit Mrs. Iva
SnlrsI. Er.kine at Cheshire, u. .
,,,,sss Of scarlet fever In the
Der TssIis Starbird on Charles
-; - nd the hou'e '' q0aFAn''neu'
A :. s,n.,s Abbot, and two daughters
~ Stats s' Poul, where they visit
rIt SSott's sister, Mrs. James Farnum.
pa. +. Forbes and daughter,
.Easi..d,yislls Forbes, Of Mount Vernon,
is5sVis a, Ms L. C.. MOrton's
1Fliss weeks
". Geneva Young is canvasslng io5
80 work for the summer, sno
80 70 Massachusetts, where por-
-, her territory IS
laws. Raymond is now secretary
- .S,,,d 81 health, having been APP
bv The selsctmen 10 succeed DR..
Iiuiefsld, who recently resigned.
and Mrs. ". M. Lewsllen, who
Nan With MIS-. Lswallen's parents,
~ Mrs Benjamin SWEET, for some
-. sturned Thursday to their home
Ana
Ma. E,bel c. Crockett, who mas TOT
:. "a, war been IN charge Of the Eng
!. i.nartusn, in the high school at
,.,,.sztsr Mass, arrived home last
1,1S,s lor the summer vacation.
,,GB Newton and family went
,.i,y 10 Balsy's Island, where they
:. - ave a cottage for three weeks.
:, B,ptist church takes its vacation
N, he month Of July, and will be
1 ed for that time,
1 Va Elsie Chapman, Mrs. Edna Shaw,
n Grace Stevens, Mrs. Iva Cutting
| SYv Maud Briggs went Wednesday
Tu, SIMMER 10 visit Mrs. Margaret
Ss,,Ou. making the trip with Howard
Y shaw 10 bis auto.
lsbur <. Sburtlsf, until within a
/ 80 tears Of South Paris, is visiting his
av; Miss Ida Shur,leff, and other rela-
izip the vicinity. He is now in one
iIAs LVgstt stores ia New York city.
wing been transferred from Providence.
m Roy E. Cole and son Howard OF
1 irsn, Mass, are With her parents, Mr..
lr3Nn. William J. Wheeler. Mr.. Cole
llr The Pines summer camp for boys
IEL0vsn, and Mrs. Cole will be there
lroi the time and here part Of the
\ ne during the summer.
| . honor Of Mrs. Maud Briggs Of Will
In. Who is visiting here, Mrs. Elsie
jIrnsn last Monday afternoon enter
lI,sd Al Der home on Pleasant Street
/ IN Edna Shaw, Mrs. Iva Cutting and
liz Grace Stevens. Refreshments were
ued, and a pleasant afternoon was
iEsai taking over old times.
H. and Mrs. William <. Holmes and
E.alsr Margaret Of SOushington, CT,
Aas Wednesday night to the home Of
4 II HOlnes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
auss. After visiting in this vicinity
Il lbout week, they will visit Mrs.
aus. people in birmingham, Mass,
ID Eill return here 10 put in the month
l4lgu,, in camp at Shagg Pond.
0alhs irst page OF this issue the Dem
ca gives the first iDstallment of
Ss Of outlines of the service Of Paris
IL u the great war. These sketches
nausi, and somewhat formal 10 ar
igsusu', bu, they should be Of inter-
Eioall, and make a record that should
sfsseEvsd. Other instsllments will
sgVsn later, aud the Democrat will
me TIE record as complete as practi-
aaa
Ahrplane was seen to 90 over South
rlibout noon Saturday in a southerly
lSton II passed directly over the
sh house at a considerable height.
Sas thought at first that 1t was the
1tsa dirigible R,S4, then due on the
Eia't OF its transatlantic fight, but it
aan nrplsne, not a balloon, and 10
opposed to have been the one which
Min exhibition at Berlin, n. H., Fri
~ Aomewsrd-bound.
u U, u. Stewart has had q furlough
nIso him that be might 60 to Roches-
. alnn., to take a special course in
gsf! al the hospital Of the Mayo
-9nsFs, who are considered, as is we'll
avn, among the worlds greatest sur
ms When DR.. Stewart returns from
saassOa to bis camp at Battle Creek,
s'u receive his discharge from the
~ ioo De and his family will return
yum Paris by automobile. It lie
~ .aey will reach home before the
Sa the month.
Issg Pond WAS the livsliest place on
a'Safth that 1t has ever been since il
sa'eoVsred-and it is now being re-
~U'stso' Most OF the camps were
- ~ ''oer for the day or for the week
~ a party Of twenty seven mem bers
~s 'ook club and their families ate
ara On the piazza Of "Ksmp Kill
I"I w the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
norton. The Walker and Park
aeld good parties, and Pleasant
Nv ~ S,iFange Of West Sumner had a pic
~ ne Barrett camp at which over
we're present. In all the days
.Ia'lon counted up at least lis.
~.y was extremely warm, but .
SUNG breeze blew most of the time.
\. ven or more boats were in commits
s..s a0o kept busy, and the bathing
a'a' decidedly popular.
.nacipal W. W. Andrews of the But
{l,S,. .anaf School, Portland, and Mrs.
T% are making arrangements to
{l,%,s grave Of their son, Harold T.
G who was the first Maine man
N - An american Expeditionary Forces
L.. Killed, and who was buried in
},n.. rney hope to make arrange.
lsss = have the remains brought
sTs.i Oung Andrews enlisted In the
H. S and was in one of the frsl
| anssIa' went overseas. He was vel
Ia !, p o oxford County, being a grad
iS,m.n Soron Academy and bis father
Ss : raris man with numerous rsla
s.D, !. .Ois vicinity. The visit of tn.
ia ~. % the sons grave Is made pos
ss, ), the activities and contribu
sS.S. sacners and alumni of the But
lnsa;"Ul and other friends, who raises
sp.u.s' u' sum Of money to dsfrsy tn,