Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-01-25

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September ss. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down east 50 A. n. daily; 9 so A. N.
dsily except sunday; SO P. n, daily; 500 p
Going up (west)-s;5o A. NJ. daily; S:s5P.n.
daily except sunday; SAT P. ~, daily; lo=ss A
NJ sunday only
George NJ. Giles is visiting relatives in
Waterville for few days.
A.. E. Morse read Friday evening at an
entertainment at Belgrade.
Meeting of Good Cheer Jan. 20, at
p. ", with Mrs. A. l.. Holmes.
The annual meeting of Paris Lodge,
and A. NJ, will be held on Tuesday
evening of this week.
Howard W. Shaw went to West Paris
asst Tuesday and played clarinet in an
orchestra for the dance there.
Look out for big storm the last of
Ina week. The Maine Press Association
.ssts in Portland Thursday and Friday.
Mrs J II. Jones visited relatives in
rtland a few days last week, and at
u5ed the Chapman-Alexsnder meet
sugs.
Ny, Louise J. Briggs has been visit
inc relatives 10 Portland for few days,
md attending the Chapman-Alexsnder
lettings.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Walker of the
..-is Home Bakery have been spending
"A, 1ast week at Harrison. Mrs. Green
-rs Bridgton has been here with Mr..
4 .sr,frh at no
! Wssr home.
The state of the late Frank A. Shurt-
lsF AS rendered insolvenS in the
p-,bqts Court last Tuesday, and Alfred
Nimball and James S. Wright were
.po!nted commissioners on claims
against the estate.
4nonr JhoSe who have attended the
CHAPMAN Alexander meetings in Port
Ind during the past week are 1. NJ.
.lyis, Mrs T. NJ. Davis, DR.. c. L. Buck,
RS. $. G.. Ordway, Mrs. Leroy Abbott,
Nrs. James S Wright.
South Paris will hereafter appear in
he telephone book. This was arranged
a, the committee Of the board OF trade,
and IL was not necessary 10 confer with
-aaager Abbott of the Maine Telephone
Dos. as the matter was arranged by Mr..
r. biuson, the manager of the Norway
Exchange.
-fss Z. A. West gave very enjoyable
Et--i' dinner party at her home, on
Monday, the nth, in honor OF her moth
Up I'D birthday. Four of Mrs. Parlin's
Csc children were present with their
pmganjOnS, and four of her ten grand
children, making with the family hap
rg party Of fourteen.
Tha San Tans enjoyed most pleasant
evening at their hall last Tuesday.
most delicinus supper was serv-
sE by the second division, consisting OF
baked potatoes, cold ham, lobster salad,
celery pickles Of all kinds, hot rolls,
lemon. raisin and custard pie, tea and
coffee Games and general sociability
was eu y5d after supper.
The Western Maine Poultry Associa-
ton held an adjourned meeting at the
r-suery Tuesday evening. At that
meeting was voted to change the dates
ot *. Years show from those previous
ly set the Sd. 4th and 5th of January,
r#i, II was also voted definitely to
hold ,be show at South Paris.
IS. D. Clark has bargained for the sale
Col. his grocery business on Main Street to
A l. rubbs. who has for the past few
wears driven team for A. E. Shurtleff at
the grain mill. Mr.. Tubbs will take
possession about the first OF February.
NJ C.a-s has purchased a grocery bust !
ness 81 ~ Free Street, Portland, and ex-
rec's g. ske possession there about the
u.- % March.
Hrs #. Y. Kewley was called to
Phillips about ten days since by the ILL
ness Of her father, Samuel Il. Beedy.
BIT Beedy died Friday morning, at the
age II 81 years. Mr.. Kewley went to
Phillips Saturday morning to attend the
funeral which was held on Sunday. In
Mr. Kewley's absence his pulpit at the
Methodist church was occupied by o. l..
Stone Of Norway.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Jan. "a:
Miss Cynthia Brown.
Miss Nema Brown.
Hrs. Ida Brown.
IRE James Dene.
NJ William Fletcher C2.)
dr. L. W. Hardy.
Charles X Hussey ~.
Mrs. w. Lewis.
Mrs Edie Molim.
frs. Emma Martin.
SIR. Clinton Scribner.
Hiss Lola ID. Smith.
frs. Nancy Swan.
3iiss Irene TuODs.
Hrs Nell wardwell.
Mss Nina Webster.
Mics Geraldene whitman.
&. ;. Wilson.
A sensation was furnished in Boston
last week by the petition of Florence ID.
Foster of that city for annulment of her
marriage TO Arthur w. Foster, of Boston
aud New York, which marriage occur
red 90 The I'd of January, though 1t was
not made public at the time. Mrs. Fos-
ter before marriage was Miss Florence
Rowland, daughter of j. Frank Rowland
o. Boston, a well known summer resi-
dent Of Paris, and proprietor OF Mount
am View Stock Farm. In the petition
q; is set forth that the petitioner at the
time OF the ceremony was $50 much In
togicated and overcome from the use OF
intoxicating liquors and from the effects
% 40 opiate or other drug as to deprive
her o; all sense of volitiou and to render
her Incapable of knowing what she was
then doing"
The boys band now under way Is In
connection with Lumley Castle or the
Holy Grail, recently organized, and is
known as Lumley Castle Band. It's
officers are:
Mansyer-Lloyd Davis
Sscretary-Rae Newton.
Tgcasurer-Sumner Davis.
Executive Committee-Harold Merrill, kalpn
Andrews, Charles Cook.
Arthur Morgan Of Norway, leader OF the
South Paris Band, is instructor of Lum-
10y Castle Band. As far as now organ
lied the members OF the band and the
Instruments they will undertake are as
follows:
sumner Davis, elarionet.
Charles Cook, clarionet.
Lloyd Davis, cornet.
Raymond Penfold, cornet.
AigOn Cook. cornet.
1ncis Chapman, alto.
herman Woodwork. alto.
Don Brooks, slide trombone.
Herbert WOodworth. slide trombone.
ralph Andrews, bass horn.
Rae Newton, Robert white, snare drums.
Harold Merrill, bass drum.
Llewellyn Bartlett
Winfield Brooks.
The pupils of Mrs. Cora S. Briggs
gave a very enjoyable recital at High
land Cottage last Friday evening, Jan.