Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-18
he 0xtnrd Bermnrrxt.
SOUTH PARIS.

after a short visit with relatives here.
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MIS- y, y. Do'seel was III iois,an "
few DAYS is' so "ee =, an ho ene ~ sn'
n r'uvSS usrgrave
- p,ooh hoe haan c,ossd hv the
oyouy D aaaorJ;u1, - En- nat;
.inn excent on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
"a Tho catch on those DAYS limited 10
go, for each nerson.
A.o "n,3 o.ahanS 49, NJ C,.rh =
uSy " "a - $50 ~ s,o NJ
70 run uius so us US s niue u
C2rS VIII ie'uIu " sno e'oie vi a
ShuEuen w. 'ni' i""
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office May II:
W. Mccarthy.
s. d. waserhonse.
5. A. Everett.
VS. S,arbird and Charles Edwards,
ysbo owned the Martin farm on Hill
So, hosa sols ,ba bousa and about
oHeo'' n"'e So'S t"o rIL;rs of
ten acres OF lanu 10 Il. L. vuuAS
Chesterville, who has moved mere Win
his family
Jonn .: p ri"Sna ~ nnorn;ng for Sbaoo
wiz star 60 ore 70 h,;ld camns
w waILar ODD AIhert u PARK
LU' n, go -. = lar,a ,.u,n
AuT 100 q stable
VIII
Ralph Edwards and family have NOV
ed into the rent in the Stoweil house on
Church Street vacated oy FRED b. wig
GU 10 tSa Fdw.rds family will he
'SCa 1iad bv N-s Em,lv Cnok
ON'NP'0U y
The automobile lever, aitnougn late IN
arriving, shows signs OF having quite
run here this year. The latest ADDITION
20 tue stock In town Is that OF Il. .. oeS-
siOus, four passenger BUICK IN wh,te,
with which ne pulled IN Wednesday
IFSi,o oarriage
The Euterpean Ciuo at IT'S annual
meeting last Monday elected the iohow-
Ing 1ihcerS ior the conhing year
Presiient-Mrs. Nellie Brickett.
VLe. President-Miss Nellie Jackson.
Sscret4ry-lliss Hattie Leach.
Trel-urer-Mrs. Luella Smiley.
Llbrarian-Miss Grace Thayer.
Executive Committee-Mrs. Virgie wilson,
MI '''.es '.'''
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgeriey Is IN poston,
attending tue meetings OF tue Laoies
Auxiliary OF the oruer OF hiIway oon.
ductorS Oh america Inc meet'nss vi
this order ana the isales auAii,ary, now
in session, nave never 0eiore oeen neiu
50 far east as BOSTON iney orius iu'o
the city some SIX thousand representa-
tiyes from all over the country
The South Paris lawyers, Hon. James
). Wright waiter L. GRAY auu aiton v.
Nheeier, a'teeueu coul' a. numioiu 'd h
wees NI, "'I $3.50. - prpha.s Al
Al'' q" ~ W, -, s.saudad ,ha NJ torn,
DER ~ "a. a. as ",o 49, ~. T,,as5ov and
OF I'ooA'e Couit , 'r Sr NJ parI ,hau
was Hg'U w p 1nI',. ~ CsonIa n Ma,;co
Nsi''Ns NJ A p''p'o
At the annual business meeting of the
Ep"or'h league at .ue ne,uoui se, Iuuu
las MONDAY eseuins 'He i00"s
oiucers were eiecteu'
Presient-Miss sara sw,u: Il. p,.A
81 Me-. Observation-Disclosures Helen Chapman.
hi Vite President-Miss Eula Millett.
ab ylce.Pres,dent-Mis Addie Giles.
SecFetary-NI,Iss s S I"n, p,eSor,oon
80
George Hargrave, formerly OF ra.ls,
ON a
Ca,,raI 6;ed AZ his home in Portland
Tnss5ay at the ACE of AZ wears. Mr..
Har,raye married Miss Helen Morton,
5,n7bfer of the late Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
MoTfon who survives him. They had
no children. The remains were brought
here Friday for interment in the Morton
family lot in Riverside Cemetery.
Mr.. X. \. Stetson Oh summer anu nrs.
Belle Coroett Jones ot raris osieu q.
T-;sa,' o,.es;.v and hv the nss NJ the
-, s,rnioo r. two wara made one in
..os $500 tn rh hr;ds "a wall known to
D. ,'oo,,,o No. sba has many friends.
- ~ r.. ,s,oh ;o, !, bar new life
So 10 teacb;ng the SHOWS Falls school
ga Iii cont;nns 40 Teacher there.
The Memorial Day speaker engageu oy
William \. himoail fost tor TINS year
John o. Winship OF Westorook, VINO
was here at one OF the campnres Oh tne
ring talk. The exercises will be held on
Monday, May 3lst, as the 30th comes on
Sunday. The annual sermon will be
given BY Rev. T. n. Kewley at the
Methodist church on Sunday, May 80.
III, 10. h.an
ne DiJou su ecu IS al, bas bssn
.I9seu slnos sne n ~ a. b., AmnSs.
'aAon ~ ouS " - n,n,hor os
ment Oo'' "ui0u ,uue i",s GS.,s u
moving picture houses an9 "uat ;s.t
CHanning manager "Iu Ss" 80.
treasurer; tease Oh 'ue nsi. nA' 1eou
TAKEN TN september, auu ,, 1no "
opened SATURDAY hlgne. IL wiz oou..ua
,gsu.ariy, WIN SuA"se VI p'0
'N'e' 'iine' " "0'N'
Robert Paterson is putting in the
foundation for his house on the lot he
Farrar hos ,ba foundation in for his
JonbIa .ansuant bonsa on Wheeler
So. "a ~ sraras are nm for a K
CTgor5,s honos On Whaslsr Street. n.
" nsnnison,s on park Street. and
Cb,rIss NJ Jobnson,s at Spring and
Wvrtls This last Is ALSO a double tene-
ment II looks really like little some
thing doing in the building line.
Rev. j. II. Little, pastor of the Univers-
alst church, has numerous calls for
services outside his regular pastoral
work. For May 10th he has a special
service, May I'D goes to Canton to give