Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-31
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. 2s, 1918,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS

GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
Beginning Sept. IS, 1918,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going dcwn EAST SO a. m. express, daily
s.t3 q m, local, daily except Sunday; 4 SS p m
Going up 5west) s4s a. m. express, daily
IS p. m, local, daily except Sunday; s;5s pm
express, daily.
MIST. S. Barnes was visited last weel
by her mother, Mrs. Bibber Of Lewiston
Miss Nellie Whitman has been spend
ing few days with relatives in Port
land.
Miss Alice Haley has gone to the
Maine Sanatorium at Hebron for treat
ment.
Lloyd Davis is at home from Colby
College, the college being at present
closed.
Miss Nellie Jackson of Portland was
the guest of Mrs. l.. j. Briggs for few
days last week.
Mrs. L. (. Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
aud Pauline returned from Portland
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Butts have
moved into rent in the house of Z. n.
Haskell on Main Street.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve
dinner on April sd for the teachers
convention and the public.
Donald P. Chapman and family are
moving to the village, into rent in the
Ames house on High Street.
II. B. Eaton now occupies rooms in
Tue new Maxim building on Pine Street
with his upholstery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Churchill have
-tcently returned from a weeks visit TO
Boston aud other places in Massschu-
sets.
Mrs. Smiley will hold her millinery
-uening on Wednesday and Thursday of
.a.s week. All are cordially invited TO
attend.
q. Ellis McAllister, painter and paper
hanger, has decided to remain in South
gars, and has joined forces with Ernest
Martin.
The Oxford County Medical Society is
L.'ding its regular quarterly meeting at
Naedham's Hotel, Mechanic Falls, on
Monday.
The annual meeting OF the South Paris
Board Of Trade is held at the assessors
.fce on Wednesday evening of this
week. April lst.
frank W. Nottage has purchased the
farm Of George A. Chapman, near the
B.scoe school house, and expects to
move there soon with his family.
An the schools opened again Monday
morning following the two weeks vsca-
ton, except the high school. The high
school closed Friday for two weeks
vacation.
Priscilla Chase in the first grade and
Roland Howard in the second grade of
the Pleasant Street school, did not miss
enc half session of school during the
winter term, ending March 8.
seward p. Stesrns has finished work
TO the store of F. n Wright, and he and
Mrs Stearns will be engaged for the
summer on Long Look farm, owned by
Charles L. Case, at Paris Hill.
The organization meeting of the
~IL-h Paris Fire Department will be
held az Engine House Hall on Saturday
evening, April 4, at 7:30. Foremen OF
The several companies are requested to
see Il any member has left, so as 10 nil
all vacancies. Fifty cents allowed for
tendance at organization meeting.
The dancing school which is taught by
Miss Bernice Ham of Lewiston had a
GOOD opening last Thursday evening in
Grand Army Hall. Included in the at
tendants are several couples of the older
set. The future sessions of the school
will be held in Grange Hail, and the
limit will be increased to twenty-five
couples.
Alton C. Wheeler of South Paris pre-
sented the name of Hon. Ii. p. Gardner,
the nominee for Governor, at the Pro-
gressive state convention in Bangor
Tuesday, and also presided at the Pro-
gressive meeting in Portland Wednesday
evening, which was addressed by Mr..
Gardner and United States Senator
Moses Clapp of Minnesota.
While A. b. Talbot's power wood saw
ing machine was at work at Ii. Y. Por-
ter's Tuesday morning, the iron driving
pulley burst. The rim broke into four
pieces, ana tue spokes orOhe on AZ tuo
hnb the peces tiying through the air.
80 ,,ap ware ware working at the
time handling sled length wood. One
of the flyiug pieces, grazed the elbow of
q o. Chase. but the other men were not
tanched.
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Shur,leff was chosen chairman and Err
nestJ Record secretary. Delegates and
committee were chosen as follows:
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Ft.tmsn Ityron w futile, Albert T.. Dean.