Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-15
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PAhlo.
~, c.,,re ?. Eastman has been visit
- rg,e.. for the past week.
v..s,ra I. sse,s has returned home
Ssr visit 70 her sister IN Lynn,
ysss.
-. si,s school opened It's spring
y,1lay morning., 10 continue until
Ilss ~.
,--g % knapp Howard W. shaw
I'D ca. : brgss we're A. ouSkhs'o
s-.3,y MI hs 70 pay a, dance.
v.v,aA J,uns Is 10 Island Falls,
- La. employment 10 a MILL
s..s5 same1J for the season.
...,,s B1wker has made = mate
.--..ysmeut 10 the looks OF the vii
..-..... 5y eAning the leaves and
.-s,.1 a, %, the cutters.
--.r,s.,s o. Mrs Barnes side in the
-...tr.w gong on IN the Congrega'
80. 'ssrcl are arranging for an enter
..---srt entitled The Village Post
- which will be given soon.
,r..vt-,,rst = Baker, together with
NJ. h. Foster Of Norway started
T..5.y6H q mp 70 Washington which
.r--..gy about ten days. Miss BAKER
81 ,,,-15 the national congress OF the
9,5Es.s,, Of TIE American Revolution.
lander. Of boys movements are es-
-,-g desired 20 be out on Friday OF
go sss when Mr., Jefferson Z. smith
81 81. here 20 speak at the Methodist
CI-f--e-es. A meeting viii De heid at
,,s .a.s u Or. c. L. Buck at II o'clock
An
"a Walker & son announce their
-, +s.6 fay aud sale of farming i'm
,1.~so,s 5r wednesday, April %. This
y.ar thew vi. vary the lunch hour pro,
IAN .5mevda, By serving hot steamed
SsTs from The re,0rts OF the Burnhsm *
N.rr, Co,
Me- N-.,fa Evans. who spent the win
g.tr Mrs.. Z y. Anderson, but
-sc. a short time since TO the Maine
&C., Hospital q Portland, died there
.r-gr,.- wee, The remains were
taken % her former home IN Gorham,
Y Il, for burial
a. Gu; Buck is recovering slowly
tom al injury received about two weeks
.,e-. when binding load of hav one
-f,he ropes broke, letting him of the
r4rf.le load 70 the floor. Both hands
adams were strained and bruised, and
here ssrs also injuries to his shout
ts,s sd chest
Ache stockholders meeting Thurs
tsy evening, the Citizens Telephone Co.
voted o. Increase the annual dues from
S,QUtu = 50, 10 meet increased eIpen-
Sc, aal also voted TO connect with the
y,ssm Of the Maine Telephone aud Tel
sgrayl Co., on terms already arranged
l,i submitted 10 the stockholders.
Toe Friday Night Club met with Rose
Murphy Friday evening. A large
IN Der were present. 1t was voted to
!5ld the next meeting Friday evening
s..t Miss Myrtle Buck. Also voted to
assess each absent member cents. The
quest OF the evening was Awful Theo-
phlus." Light refreshments were
served.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office April IA:
Mr.. Fred Allen.
Mr.. V. j. Jackson.
MIR. Harry Carr.
NJ. j. Small.
Mrs Sewsn Bartlett (csrd)
Mas Louise Bartlett (card)
Mrs W. =. Bisbee tcArd
Mr.. Alton Powers, ,card)
Mr.. Tom Quims, card
The friends of Charles A. Gray, form
erly of South Paris and a graduate in the
printing trade of the Democrat office,
are glad TO know that be and partner
are doing a good business in job print
Inc Office which they have established in
south birmingham, Mass. Mr.. Gray's
health, which has not been good all the
time for the past few years, is now ex-
ceieut.
Chester NJ. Merrill OF this place grad
yates this week from the United States
College OF Veterinary Surgeons at Wash
ingtou, d. C.. The graduating exer-
cisss are held Tuesday evening at Odd
Eel0Ss Hall in Washington. Henry j.
Merrill, his brother, left Friday for
Washington to attend the graduation.
They expect 10 return TO South Paris
neI, Friday.
p Z. Wheeler, who has been 10 Los
Angeles, Calf, for some more than two
years, eft there on the Sth, accompanied
b. Alton Cook, for South Paris. They
vii, make short visit to Harry NJ.
Wheeler in Wakefield, Mass, on their
NAY, but are expected here soon. Mrs.
nil
later, after an abiding place here has
been made ready. The family expect to
remain at South Paris.
A young man who had been acting
rather peculiarly about the village was
taken 10 baud by Jsiler Titus Friday
He refused at first to answer any ques-
tiOus put TO him, but when taken before
Judge Jones OF the Norway Municipal
Court, found his speech sufficiently to
say that his name was John Clifford,
tba. he was a paper maker, aud that he
thought if if be could get TO Rumford he
could get work. He was sdjudged guilty
" Of vagrsncy, but sentence was sus-
pended to allow him to get out of town,
which he did.
Two young men who gave their names
as Walter Il. Harrison of Providence, K.
I 10 years of age, and Carl 5. Lawson,
%, we're brought to jail Thursday by
Deputy Sheriff Kilgore of Waterford
from Bridgton, where they were appre
hended. After their arrest they &C
knowledged breaking into the Hill store
IN Browufield aud an unoccupied sum
mer residence in Cornish. When they
were arrested they were in stolen wag-
on, with a varied load Of stolen mer
chandise. The horse they were driving
was claimed by one OF them as his prop
erty, but was sdjudged worthless snc
was ordered shot.
The Seneca Club is starting library
for each of the district schools. IL any
one wishes TO donate a book or books
the gift will be much appreciated. Al
most any books will be acceptable
books of reference, history, fiction, poet
~, the classics, and especially books oil
travel and biography. IL is intended e
include also books the parents nigh
enjoy. Superintendent Jones will re
ceive the books at the residence of II
W. Dennison. and would like them /
possible by May l. IL anyone has book
To give but cannot get them TO Mr.
Jones, please notify some member of tn
Seneca Club and the books will be csllet
for. IL Is hoped that everyone will lool
over their library and find one or TIVE
books TO spare for this good cause.
Train achsdulas On tha Grand Trunl