Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-02

stay. '0' : 10" days
Mr.. b. T. Littleaeld spent thu v..l
end with his cousin, Mrs. z. T. Wstsr
house. "'e'
Mrs. Mary b. Crockett went the Ia.
OF the week to Shagg Pond TO stsv a few
days at the camp Of Mrs. d. A. Morton
The Womsn's Auxiliary of tina A mar,
can Legion will hold meeting In Grand
Army Hall this Monday evening at 1880
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G. Whistler an,
daughter Miriam left Monday noon 70,
their camp at shsgg Pond for a stay O
two weeks. y
MT. and Mrs. A. L. Weston and it'll,
son from Boston and Miss Florenc,
weston were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
frank K. Durham several days las
week.
The next four weeks is vacation at thu
Baptist church, and all services will BIZ
suspended for that time, except for par
ticipation In the union Sunday evening
meetings.
Alan @. Miller, P. q. s., '21, left Sat
urdsy morning to join the Community
Chautsuqua rs an assistant to the man.
agement. he will enter Tufts College
In September.
Mr.. and Mrs. RIggles OF Rumford
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
&. Durham. Mrs. Horatio D. Bryant OF
Bryanes Pond was also guest there
Sunday week.
Another joyful sound was the whistle
OF the Mason Manufacturing Co., which
blew Monday morning, after the factory
had been shut down for five weeks while
new boilers were installed.
The Indians base ball team held q
socisble at the high school Friday night,
and had q good crowd for the night.
watch for our next one, and everybody
come out and help support the cause.
Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge will hold
their regular meeting In Z. of P. Hall on
Tuesday evening, Aug. 2, at 8 O'Clock.
The degree will be conferred on two
candidates. Refreshments will be served.
A largo attendance is desired.
The bstters are up and the forms are
going in for the concrete foundation for
the new Odd Fellows Block on the
Hewett lot. Philip s. Mason will have
charge Of the building. Excavating for
the basement, which is in itself quite q
big job, is still going on.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception Of Herman A. Bryant
and Miss Ethel N. Hardy. The marriage
will occur at the home Of Miss Hardy's
aunt, Miss Ella j. Briggs, on South Main
Street, Wednesday evening, Aug. 10, fol-
lowed by the reception.
On Friday afternoon a tennis tourns-
ment of mems doubles will be played at
the Paris Hill Country Club. Partners
will be drawn by lot. Entries can be
made with the entertainment committee
or by being present at the club Friday
at S:45 sharp.
A few little showers during the past
few days have laid the dust and given
the thirsty plants drink, but there has
been no rain to affect the water situa-
ton, though heavy showers Rave gone
around Us. Nor does the sky at present
show any promise OF rain.
Mrs. Louise Langmade and Mrs. Mar
jorie Sylvester and son of Dsnville juno
ton have been here for short time. to
see Mrs. Ellen Jackson, who is Ill. Other
recent visitors to Mrs. Jackson were
Mrs. z. w. Dutton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ceylou NJ. Kimbsll and son OF East
Bethel.
Charles Moulton has sold bis house on
Main Street near Hicks Crossing to Miss
Jennie Bradbury of Lewiston, and 1t will
be occupied by her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Thorne. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moulton have purchased place at
Mechanic Falls, with house and some
three acres of land, and will move there.
Fred G. Young has sold his restaurant
business in Davis Block to John l.
Lowering of Colebrook, N. r., who will
take possession probably some time this
week, and will continue the restaurant
st the same place. Mr.. Young, after q
two weeks vacation, will continue his
bakery business, for the present in the
same location.
Superintendent Of Schools A. B. Gar
celon and family, who left soon after the
close of the schools for an automobile
trip to Mississippi, arrived home last
W eek on their return. Mrs. Garcelon's
mother, Mrs. Nellie Stowell, who has
been in Mississippi for the past few
returned with them. The whole
trip covered 1900 miles, and with some
hard spots was on the whole very inter
esting and enjoyable.
Among those who were here on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of N. Dayton
Bolster were Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Jack OF
Woodfords, Rev. freedom Bolster Of Port
Chester, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gill
bert and Miss Hazel Gilbert of Canton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Gilbert and Miss
Mabel Gilbert of Ridlonville, Mrs. E. d.
OF Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w, Nichols of Portland, Mrs. Ada
Morton of Belmont, Mrs. E. 81. Rice OF
Harrison, Mrs. 81. w. Kicker, Mrs. d.
W. Kicker, Jr., and Miss Nettis Kicker
of Poland Spring.