Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-07-26

MT. and Mrs. Frank l.. Doble Of Law
renee, Mass, are visiting relatives an
friends in town.
Miss Alice Card Is a guest OF he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c
, Jones, 10 Canton.
Mrs. Annie Bsarce and granddaughter
, Eleanor are visiting Miss Nellie Whit
man in this village.
There will be food sale at Dserin,
Memorial church Thursday afternoon
Sale begins at O'Clock.
Spofford Flint has returned from visit
In Massachusetts,, and is with his dsugh
ter, Mrs. Lillian MCKINLEY.
Mrs. Edward Akers and Miss Ami,
Akers of Audover were In the town Z
day or two the first Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Morse anC
children, Albert and Ruth, paid . visi
on relatives In Lewiston recently.
Miss Rsta Shaw of Pine Street is visit
ing her uncle, Chester Essson, and fam
| lily, at Stevens Avenue, Woodfords.
Mrs. Charles T: Merrill and son OF
North Kennebunkport are guests of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. JENNIE.
Elmer Haggett visited his mother
Mrs. Rebeccs Hsggett, and his sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. Stevens, in East Waterford,
recently.
Miss Anna Morse entertained party
Of friends at her home on Oxford Street,
Wednesday, it being the occasion of her
birthday.
Mrs. Evelyn Briggs, with her son
Chandler, spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chandler,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Davis have in
vited the Epworth League to meet with
them at their house this Monday even
ing at 7:S0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Forbes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Butts were at
the Forbes camp at Sbagg Pond over
the weekend.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller will preach
10 the Universalist Church at Bryants
Pond during his vacation. His first
service was last Sunday.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller will occupy
the Universslist pulpit in West Sumner
for six consecutive Sundays. He held
his first service last Sunday.
Mrs. Ada King and Mrs Mabel Lowell,
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Scribner
from Connecticut, visited relatives In
Bolster's Mills one day last week.
There will be a business meeting of
the Euterpesn Club at Mrs. Virgie
Wilson's Tuesday, July 20, at 8 O'Clock.
NELLIE L. BRICKErr, President.
Mrs. b. A. Morton and Kathleen
Richardson, and Miss Ethel G. Crockett
are spending a week or two at Mrs.
Morton's camp, Ramp Killooleet, at
Shagg Pond.
Miss Eva Z. Walker, Mrs. Kate Stuart,
Miss Harriet Cragin of Norway and
Mrs. Agnes Huntoon of Portland are
spending a few days at the Walker camp
at Shsgg Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason have
been in Atlantic City, n. j., during the
past week, where Mr.. Mason was at
tending the convention Of the Toy Man
ufscturers' Association.
On account of an engagement Of
Shsw's Orchestra at Harrison, the dance
announced for Tuesday evening at
Academy Hall, Paris Hill, will be post
poned to Friday evening, July ~.
Saturday evening Of this week Lake
View Grange of Auburn will present
the drama, deacon Dubbs" at Paris
Grange Hall. The drama will be fol-
low ed by a dance with good music.
A large number of the members OF the
lO3d Regiment, or the old Second Maine,
from this vicinity, attended the reunion
of the regiment which was held at Camp
Reyes, Augusta, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Flora Z. Garland of Boston was
the guest of her brother and wife, MI.
and Mrs. Francis A. Whittemore, Fri
day. Friday night she went to Mechanic
Falls to be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Waterman and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kendall and
daughter Dorothy and Mrs. +. Z. Ken.
dali of Belmont, Mass, were guests 81
K. r. Butts for short time last week
They are on an automobile and camping
trip, and are now tenting for week al
Gibson's Grove.
The Pythian Sisters will have their
nicnie at Ames' grove on Tuesday, July
26 Remember the date. Ii rainy we
will meet in the Pythisn hall. Escn
one to bring plate, mug ana spoon.
Meet 8 at O'Clock and have picnic sup
per. All come and have good ume'
q. T. Bsrrows has the foundation
started for a house on the north side OF
Barrows Street. This house will be tne
same size as the houses which Mr.. Bar
rows has built in previous years on the
other side of the street. So lar tina
is the only house started in town this
summer.
Mrs. Roland Parsons and son Donald
and daughter Flora of Portland are visit
linz Mrs. Parsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. johnson, 25 Market Square. MRS
Parsons has Just returned from an OK
tsnded visit in the northern part OF INT
county. where she visited her sister
Mrs. Harold Hutchins Of Rumford.
Nav heavy steel rails for relaying the
track on the Grand Trunk Railway were
distributed along the rosdbed some iitsi'
time ago, but crews to lay them nave
inst begun work between this station
and Bates. 1t might be interesting ts
saw that the block system which wa
mt in az far as Oxford last season Il
being extended to Danville junction o
) tha nreseut time.
Miss Susie L. Goodwin OF Mechanic
Falls has been engaged as instructor o
commercial subjects in the high schoo
and will begin her duties In September
Miss Goodwin is a graduate OF tn
normal department of the Maine Scnoo
Of Commerce in Auburn. She Will tax
the place of Miss Gladys E. Allen o
Turner who has had charge OF the com
. mercial department here for tho pas
three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Morton, Mrs
! Louise j. Briggs, Miss Julia +. MOTTO
: and Miss Lenora Bsssey went Wedne.
. day to Camp Concord. MT. ana Mrs
: Morton and Mrs. Briggs returned nom
4 Thursday, taking In the Sunday Senoe
Z picnic at Shsgg Pond on the way. mis-
\ Morton and Miss Bessey will remain = J
. camp for q week or two. Mrs. Il.