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

Mrs. Mary E. Bryant returned last
Wednesday from . visit to friendG in
Auburn.
Miss Carrie Mathews Of Bridgtou Wa
guest at w. j. Wheeler's over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Park vent
Saturday to their camp &C Shagg Pond
to spend q vacation.
Miss Elsie A. Favor, after q vacation
Of four weeks, has returned to her work
In the Democrat Office.
Miss Margaret A. Baker is again In
the office Of W. ]. Wheeler & Co. after q
vacation Of several weeks.
The fountain in Moore Park, which
has been out Of commission since some
time last year, Is again running.
Mrs. Joseph Currisr and son Clifford
are spending two weeks with her people
in North Stratford and West Milan,
Y. 81.
Miss Catherine G.. Briggs is expected
from Boston Monday TO spend her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Cora S.
Briggs.
Miss Helen N. Barnes returned home
last week, having completed the three
weeks summer course in music at Lasell
Seminary.
Z. Y. Haskell is taking his vacation,
and be and his family have spent the
past week with Mrs. Haskelrs people ut
Denmark.
Station Agent George A. Doran 10 tax.
ing bis vacation, and be and Mrs. Doran.
and their daughters, Misses Gladys and
Zlphs, are on trip to Niagara Falls.
Rev. A. T. Mcwhorter, of South Law
renee, Mass, is in town TO visit friends
for few days, arriving Tuesday night.
Hs is greeted with much pleasure BY
every one.
Mrs. Theodore Thsyer accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Thayer when
they returned 20 their home in Bristol,
Y. g., few days since. She went for
the ride, and returned at once.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Fleming and
their young adopted daughter of New
Britain, Ct, are spending . vacation OF
ten days with Mrs. Fleming's sister,
Mrs. Elmer r. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". North are visited
by their little granddaughter, Dorothy
Thomas of Lewiston. Some time this
week she and Mrs. North win 60 to
Rocklsnd for visit Of . week.
William j. Wheeler, who injured bis
hip nearly three weeks ago, and has
since been confined to the house, is
improving, and gets around on crutches,
though be has not yet been out.
Paris Grange voted to observe chill
dren's day &C Auburn fish hatchery Aug.
10. Any member Who can carry extra
members will please notify the master,
Who will arrange transportation for all
who wish 10 attend.
DIR. and Mrs. Albion P. Bonney and
son Of Alexandria, Egypt, visited over
Sunday at =. W. Bonuey's. Dr.. Bonney
is q nephew of 2. ". Bonney, son of the
late Herbert Bonney. He is dentist in
Alexandria, and has large practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Hubbard are receiv-
ing congratulations On the birth OF twin
sons on Friday. Mr.. Hubbard conducts
The Pines summer camp for boys at
Lowell, and Mrs. Hubbard is at present
in Bridgton, where the twin boys were
born.
The Kaslin shirt factory started up
Monday morning, with about twenty
machines in operation. A sufficient
force of girls are az work for the week,
and Mr.. Kaslin expects to take on more
as the rate Of about ten each week for .
While.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving o. Barrows, Mrs. Cavansugh
of Brockton, Mass, Miss Hazel Heath,
Miss Nora Dunbar, Richard Millett and
j. Harold Neal spent the weekend at
one of Alton C. Wheeler's camps at
Shagg Pond.
Harold T. Briggs Of Wilton vas here
tor a short time Saturday, riding over
from Wilton with Richard Millett. Mr..
Briggs was intending TO stay till the
next morning, but finding Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace B. Strickland Just on the point
of starting for Wilton for visit to his
family, went back with them immedi-
aseIy. The SEicklands will make .
short visit.
Tickets for the banquet of the Alumni
Association of Oxford Normal Institute
and Paris High School may be procured
OF any one of the committee-Shirley j.
Ravsou, Raymond Gates, Mrs Leona
RidIon. West Paris, Miss Ruth Bolster,
Mrs. Mildred Cole. The date OF the
banquet is the 18th, and those intending
20 be present are requested 70 procure
their tickets IL practicable before the
9Th.
Thsrs In q moral in this story, which
the village ought to have no difficulty IN
discovering. when Chief Engineer Tut
tie was to call out the hrsmen for prac-
sice Wednesday evening. be endeavored
20 call the Mason Manufacturing Co. by
sslsphone from Hotel Andrews, to have
thu whistle blown. He WAS told to put
a nickel in the slot, which he did, and
yas then told that the line was busy.
Wherein pom be got into his automobile
and drove to the factory, and looked
after the fire alarm in person.
KING DISTRICT.
Ouni saIouen has bought the bay on
Albion Richards place.
Abel Huosar. and family spent Sunday
with relatives at North Paris.
Mrs. Will Shaw 10 In very poor health.
Hope she may soon be feeling better.
We are glad to know that Linwood
Corbe,t has returned safely from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Pratt OF West
Paris recently spent the day at I. +.
Thibodeau's.
The Finnish church in this district 10
nearly completed and they nov expect
70 dedicate it not far from the middle Oh
August.
The guests of Mr.. and Teliss Thibo.
dsau Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Harmon and Mr.. and Mrs. George Bis
bee and daughter of North Livermore.
The Finnish Church.
| SOUTH PARIS, Aug. l.
Editor Democrat:
Ths Pinpish church Of South Paris 10