Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-28

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
o.,s Hours: $780, TO 7So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. 2s, 1913,
rRArSs LsAvE SOUTH PARIs
Going down EAST 5'Ss a. m. express. daily;
20. =. locai. daily except Sunday; SO p. m,
sIpre-. ~, '' west sIs a. M, express, daily i;
80 n. local. daily except Sunday; $50 pm.
express, dRiy
Ono ,s the work horses of the Paris
Manufacturing Co. died the first of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E Barrows are visit
Inc their daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. McAlis-
ter 10 Eliot.
q m. Lunt of Portland visited his
5augh,er Mrs. Harold T. Briggs, a few
days asst week.
NJ. Y. p. DeCoster of Buckfield has
hen n recent guest of Mrs. Geo. r.
Morton for few days.
Charles NJ. Titcomb has returned from
,bs rr'and Spring House, where he has
haN NNSlhluu ehO oScSch'
NJ =. p. Parlin, who has been with
bs- rl-pnts, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ii. Blake,
fora lew weeks, has returned to her
hone Wilton.
meeting Of the South Paris Village
Cor. ration will be called on Nov. 4th,
10 arrange for the payment OF the Awards
10 tie Eenney and Cummings cases.
M and Mrs. S. A. Lord of Beverly,
Ma. we're here for few days recently,
AMI aith Mr.. Lords sister, Mrs. Edger-
H. .r-at a weekend at Camp Beverly on
Isaci Pond.
p-l. Delphins Lowe of Maiden, Mass,
"a. ae guest last week of her niece,
Nr, Charles II. Thsyer, and other rela-
tive, % Paris. Mrs. Lowe Is native of
Par. and the daughter of the late Bella
Fsrrs-.
Nr and Mrs. o. II. Stearns will sell
All .la.y household goods at auction
next F-iay afternoon at 1:30, at their
residence on Park Street A partial list
Of The goods is given on the bills sdver-
Using the sale.
NJ I.. nc AailSo WhO aAu AhNOAOo'SN az
The contest of the Universalist church
pleas meet in Good Cheer Hall Wednes-
dsy sfternoOn at 2:30 to arrange for the
decorations for the Halloween Sociable.
Please bring long-hsndled spoons.
some people have memories good
enough TO recall that we bad two pleas
an, days last week, the res, OF the week
beng the same old gloom and rain, and
N.rday we are having another bright
day that is all any one could ask for at
taS season.
George W. Waterhouse did not pur-
chase the Berry house in this village as
was announced in the Democrat few
weeks since, but instead has bought the
house of Charles II. Merrill on Paris
street, Norway. Mr.. Merrill and family
will move on to Marston Street.
Ripley il Fletcher, the hustling auto
mobile dealers of this town, have done
some business during the season. They
tell the Democrat that they have sold
total of ninety three cars, as follows:
Eighty-four Fords, four Chalmers, two
Paige, two Maxwell and one REQ. About
eighty of these were new cars and the
remainder second cars taken In
trade.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Oct q, 1918:
MIR. VIM. f. Ryan
Mr.. II. +. Eaton ?
Mr.. Lyman ID Beck
Mrs Arthur LiLtleheld
Susie Jones
Mr.. Geo. A. Harris
Mr.. Il. ). Cooper, card
ID. r. Dulleau, card
Miss Sofey NJ. Hudson, card
Misc Flossie Labloisere. card
s. T. DAVIS, r. NJ.
All members Of the Ladies' Circle of
the G. A. K. are asked to make special
effort to be present at their next regular
meeting Saturday evening, Nov. LIST, for
practice in the work. Our state inspect
or has notified US that she will be with
us on Nov. Sth. The oyster supper Civ
en- the Circle by the Post at our last
meeting was fully appreciated and the
ulurtesy acknowledged by rising vote
Of thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Dayton Bolster were
given a surprise Friday evening, when
some sixteen of their friends made an
unannOunced call on them, the occasion
being the thirtieth anniversary OF the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolster. The
evening was spent in general sociabillty
and playing Rock, at which four tables
we're filed. Refreshments were served,
and few nice gifts were left by the
guests.
Mrs. Mary E., widow Of the late David
Bonney, died at her home near the Nor
way line Friday night. She was the
daughter of c. II. Baker of Livermore,
and was born Sept. 20, 1871. She mar
ried David Bonney in 1859. Mr.. Bonney
died some years ago. Mrs. Bonuey
caves one son, Edgar R., and two grand
daughters, Mrs. George Wheeler and
Mrs. Eugene Dean, daughters Of Thomas
and the late Eva tBonney) Muirhead.
The first of the series of five enter
tainments to be given for the benefit OF
the senior class of the Paris High School
will be given Friday night, Oct. 81, at
o'clock. Miss Hetty 1. Dunaway will
present "The Lady of the Decoration,
also other character delineations from
the poems and prose OF today. he
served seats will be on sale at Towards
drug store at o A. N. Season tickets
may be had for sl.25, or single tickets
for IS cents.
Though the rain descended and the
floods came, the auction of the Univer-
salist ladies on Saturday proved great
success, the only effect OF the weather
being a postponement from forenoon I'M
ill evening. Bidders were plenty, and
considerable amount of contributed mer-
chandise of all sorts and conditions was
di,posed of. Also the dinner at noon
was we'll patronizsd. The secret has
leaked out that the net receipts OF the
day were nearly or quite 500.
At the annual meeting Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church, held on the 18th with Mrs.
George F. Farnum, the president, Mrs.
BENJAMIN SWEET, who has served in that
position for twelve years, was presented
with q handsome copy of Heory van
Dykes poems, Mrs. Ivy Morton making
the presentation. Officers of the society
were chosen as follows:
President-Mrs. Benjamin SWEET.
Vice President-Mrs. Q. 1. Spear.
Secretary-Mrs. Ivy Morton.
Corresponding Sec.-Mrs. George Z. Faruum,
Treasurer-Mrs- Eva Ordwsy.
Next Friday evening, Oct. S1st, there
will be a Halloween sociable at Good
Cheer Hall. At s o'clock there will be
ghost drill by twelve young ladies' IN