Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-12-08
SOUTH PARIS.

The Christmas season Is no" "eii uu
5.r vay in the stores.
NJ, Eva SWEET Of Bethel has been ;
-, ouest Of her sister, Mrs. Benjamin
SWEET.
v.,,k : Pike Of Portland has recent,
- a guest at Elmer o. Millett's for Z
few days,
IA Stuart returned from his hunt
100 .rjp 10 Piscatsquis County with two
good deer.
NJ G. /. Buck has added sdrill driv
4, Nv electricity 10 the equipment of hi;
dsu,a. rooms.
p,'pb K Butts, who was on hunting
,,ira, EIugteld. brought home a good
gogBg buck Friday
Vr a1f Mrs. T. 5. Barnes entertained
or.,k party OF three tables at their
Nome Thursday evening.
?. b. expected that Mt. Mica Lodge
- work the initiatory degree at the
meeting Thursday evening.
NJ. Peter Kane fell from the door OF
,Ls .rsse where she lives on Myrtle
S,r.s, a., Monday aud broke her arm.
Howard Allen, who came home from
.ss Central Maine General Hospital
,55l, a week ago, is doing well since his
tst1ro
Harrison Farrar left Monday for Madi-
a., wlsre be expects TO spend the win
~ vtb bis daughter, Mrs. II. r.
league
Ma e.. Torrey and little son have
,s,1r1s. % their home here, after spend
IN, som weeks with Mrs. Torrey's peo-
vsn D zheld.
Rev sarah A. Robinson supplied the
P-es Baptist church in st. Johnsbury,
r.. sunday, Nov 20, returning the fol-
.oEt1g Wednesday.
DID %. forget the sale and entertain
nsr. a. tue Congregational yestry,
THURSDAY afternoon and evening, Dec.
% sale opens at 2:S0 P. N.
gran'ity Of trout and salmon fry
from one OF the state hstcheries were
,assr % Shagg and Abbott Ponds by A.
II Walker aud II. W. Maxim Friday.
A series Of subscription dances, pat
r5p.zst mainly by the older dancers, is
beiac ael5 % Grange Hall weekly. The
second o., The series was last Thursday
evening
Mss Eva Z. Walker and Miss Priscilla
Chase expect TO leave on Friday for
lion. y. Y , where they will visit at the
home OF Nathan A. Chase till after
Christmas.
Miss Cora Gowell has finished the sea
son as trimmer for Mrs. L. G. Smiley and
returned 70 her home in Lisbon. Miss
Vida JENNIE is in Mrs. Smiley's store a
portion Of the time.
There will be social dance in Grange
Ea Tuesday evening, with music by
Shav's Orchestra. Dancing so cents
Der couple; spectators 10 cents. Car for
Norway after the dance.
Mss Mary Adams, designer in the
millinery store Of Mrs. Powers at Nor
way, who has been at c. Z. Tolmsn's,
has gone to her home in North Edge
comb. the season having finished.
f b. Dean has been laid of from bis
work at the Paris Manufacturing Co. for
a few days by getting his hand against
planer knife while making change in
the machine, cutting a two-inch cash.
A. G. withsm and Howard Record,
With two teams, have gone TO work on
contract which Mr.. Witham has taken TO
haul several hundred cords of pulp wood
from Dickvale TO West Peru station on
the Maine Central.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Dec. Z:
Mrs. A. c. Dow
Herbert ID. Parmenter
Cleston p Spears
Z. n. Csnwel
Z. l.. Moulton
Because OF trouble with its lighting
plant, the Mason Manufacturing Co. last
week worked only eight hours a day,
out its forty-hour schedule
over five days instead of four, and shut
ting down only on Saturday.
Arthur T. Royal of Worcester, Mass,
Of South Paris, was married on
Thanksgiving Day, the bride being Miss
Blanche whittemore Miss Whittemore
has been In Boston for some years, but
was formerly for some time resident OF
West Paris.
Two train loads Of horses, which were
said to be going TO the French army,
vent down on the Grand Trunk Tuesday
500 of them in all One
can't help feeling bad for the poor
TO think what they have ahead of
them. II Is said here are several thou
sand Of them yet TO come.
At the regular meeting of Hamliu
Temple, Pythian Sisters, 10 be held TEES
day evening, the d. d. G.. c., Fannie Il.
Z Eastman, will inspect the Temple. IL ~
expected that the Grand Chief, Eva u.
Naxfield Of Yarmouthville, will also be
There will be work in both
degrees. Meeting will be called at 1:SO.
Little Miss Mae Fales Penfold of Port
land has been staying with her grand
Mrs. Agnes Morton, for few
days. Her mother, Mrs. Ralph B. Pen
fold OF Portland, was called to Water
ford by the death of her brothers wife,
Mrs. Walter Lord. Mrs. Lord leaves
seven children, the oldest twelve years
OF age and the youngest one month.
The annual drama 10 under prepare
ton by the senior class of Paris High
School. Its entitled, New England
Folk" or "Among the Berkshires. "
Those who take part are Arthur Patch,
Donald Wight, Raymond Penfold, Ralph
Andrews, Leslie Remission, Llewellyn
Bartlett, Miss Mary Cummings, Miss
Dorothy Wight, Miss Eva Andrews, Miss
Myra Haggett.
Friends OF j. Fred Henry and family,
formerly OF South Paris, now of Canton,
are sorry to learn of the misfortunes
they are having. On account of Ill
health Mr.. Henry has been unable TO
work for some months, and now Mrs
Henry and the Oldest of the children who
are at home are both III. Some measure
Of relief has been provided them by the
Baptist Ladies' Aid of this place.
A party of about two hundred at
tended the ladies' night of Hamlin
Lodge, K. P. at Pythian Hall Friday
evening A program Of entertainment
Included readings by Miss Marion chase
Of Portland, who gave the same pleasure
as at her former appearance here, q
piano solo by Miss Nellie jackson, and
vocal solos by Miss Alice Barden oil
West Paris. Ice cream and cake were
Eeryed and games and dancing, with