Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-23

~ sno W "a. parsonage TUESDAY
evening. All are invited.
The Ladies' of the G. A. R. will hold
their annual sale at Grand Army Hall
Thursday, Oct. 2, at 2:S0.
There will be a Halloween sociable al
GOOD Cheer" Hall Oct. 81. Keep an
eye out for further particulars.
Great rain Sunday night. 1t didn't dc
as much good as it would have done six
weeks ago, but is acceptable neverthe-
less.
The Good Cheer Society will meet
with Mrs. Ella Young Wednesday after
noon. A full attendance is desired, to
act upon matter of Importance.
Lafayette Dow and Murray Bigelow OF
the high school class of 1918 have enter
ed Bowdoin College. Lloyd Davis of
this class has entered Colby College.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Littlefield left Sun
day afternoon for trip to Boston, New
York and other places, and will visit the
family of j. ii. Brooks in Connecticut.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Curtis died Sunday morning, at just six
weeks OF age. Prayers will be held at the
house Tuesday morning, aud burial will
be at West Paris.
l.. Z. Scruton will commence this
week on the sewer, as he is getting well
along on two large contracts at Roches-
ter, n, g., which demanded practically
all of his time at that place.
Ralph B. Pspfold and family of Port
land spent few days of their vacation
with their people here last week, and
went from here TO visit other relatives in
Gorham, n. a., and Durham.
The Epworth League of the Deering
Memorial Church will have public in
stallation of officers service in the
auditorium next Sunday night. Special
address by the pastor, Playing the
Game.
Delegates from the South Paris Board
of Trade, chosen Wednesday evening, to
the annual meeting of the State Board OF
Trade in Waterville Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, are Ernest NJ.
Millett and Walter L. Gray.
Sunday, Sept. 2S, will be observed as
rally day by the Baptist Sunday School.
CATION are urged to make special effort
to be present, and to bring at least one
with them. Help to make this record
day
The Baptist Christian Endeavor So
ciety will go on hay rack ride on Fri
day evening, Sept 20. Meet at the
church at 7:15 P. NJ. Members of the
church and congregation who wish to go
are cordially invited. Fare will be 10
cents each.
]. J. Merrill and Albert Ames vert on
an automobile trip with Maurice Noyes
last week, taking in Randolph, VT, and
other towns, going on Sunday and COM
ing back on Tuesday. They had de-
lightful weather and therefore a very en-
joyable trip.
The winter schedule on the Grand
Trunk will go into effect next Sunday.
The milk train is taken off, and the
schedule is about the same as last win
ter. Trains 60 east at $50 and DAB NJ.
and 4:36 p. NJ; west at 9:43 A. NJ. and
S:35 and S:52 p. NJ.
Mrs. Geo. c. Feruald was called to
Berlin, Y. H., last week on account OF
the death and funeral of Miss Gorilla
Eggleston, who was killed in an auto
mobile collision near Dover Monday
evening. Miss Eggleston was cousin
and former member of the family of Mrs.
Fernald's friend, Mrs. A. q. Eastman of
Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G. Maxim arrived
home Sunday morning from ten days
trip which took them into nineteen
states and two Canadian provinces. Mr..
Maxim was summoned to Birmingham,
Ala, as a witness in the United States
court in an action under the pure food
law against firm of which he has been
buying goods. They started on the l1th,
going by way of New York, Washing
ton and Atlanta, and returned through
Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio to
Detroit, Mich, thence making a trip to
L. 7sing, Mich, to visit the REQ automo-
bile factory, and then home by the
Grand Trunk, making stops of few
hours at Niagara and Montreal. Mr..
Maxim was particularly impressed with
the hustle" of the southern cities, which
was somewhat of surprise to him, and
is just like that of towns in the North.
Have you got your ticket for "The
District School at Blueberry Corners"
which will be given in New Hall, Tues
day, Sept. so, at o'clock p. NJ, with
the following cast of characters: