Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-01-05

village.
13-Oxford Pomona Grange field day
at fair grounds, addressed BY Charles N
Gardner of Massachusetts, and G. O.
Purinton OF Bowdoinham.
l4-Meeting of Democratic county
and town committees at court house.
25-Republloan rally at Grange Hall
addressed by Hon. Ira G. Hersey and
hon. William T. Haines.
28-Touch Of frost.
27-Democratic rally at fair grounds
addressed by hon. Oakley c. Curtis and
Hon. Frank A. Morey.
2s-Mr. and Mrs. T. s. Barnes receiv
ed, in observance OF their twenty NTH
anniversary.
SEPTEMBER
Cole Wiggin Co. took possession OF
grocery business purchased OF A. L.
Tubbs.
Labor Day. South Paris team
PLAYED in tennis tournament at Rumford,
winning county championship when
match was played of later.
1O-Progressive rally in Grange Hall
addressed by Nelson B. Clark of Massa-
chusetts.
1l-Universalist Sunday School pic
uicked at Norway Lake school house
grove. :,
12-Democratic rally in Grange Hall
addressed by Hon. D. J. McGillicuddy.
l2-Free special train to Progressive
rally in Lewiston at which Alton G.
Wheeler spoke, carried IT'S people.
15-State election. Hon. Oakley c.
Curtis of Portland, Democrat, elected
governor.
16, II, lS-Greatest fair ever OF the
Oxford County Agricultural Society,
with warm and dry weather. Track rec
ord and attendance record broken.
2O-Work on Western Avenue sewer
begun.
23-William L. Blood committed sui
eide with shot gun. =,
24-Annual Stone family party held
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Scribner.
29-First freeze of the season.
29-Mrs. Willard E. Herrick badly
hurt by fall downstairs.
S0-Campire of VIM. K. Kimball Post
and Circle at Grange Hall, when visitors
from a number of places were entertain
ed, the company numbering about 200
OCTOBER
CLUB season opened. First meet
ing of Euterpean and Seneca Clubs.
Cdr. Minor c. Baldwin gave his
third organ recital at the Universalis'
church.
9-Children's night observed by NJ
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge.
15-Special meeting OF South Paris
Village Corporation, voted to pay hall
the cost OF gate house at Norway line.
1S.l7-October term of court, Justice
George F. Haley presiding. Short but
brisk session. One civil trial. Two
sentenced to state prison for short terms
and a number to Jail. Twenty.si1 di
vorces.
2O-District convention of Pythiar
Sisters, with Hamlin Temple.
s2l-Mt. Mica Lodge visited by lodges
from North Waterford and Harrison.
2S-W. C. T. U. reception to teachers
at vestry of Deering Memorial Church
27-Ladies' night of Aurora Encamp
ment, l. o. o. F.
3l-Paris Grange observed it's forfeit
anniversary.
NOVEMBER
4-Slight fire in basement Of True
Block.
5-Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge visit
ed Woodland Lodge at Harrison.
Thomas z. Preece was murdered
In Sumner, and the murderer spent the
latter half of the night at Hotel An
drews, leaving on the early train before
the murder wss discovered, and has no
been apprehended.
12-Mason Manufacturing Co. went or
forty-bour schedule.
lS-Friends made surprise party cal
on Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G.. Elder OF
their twenty. fifth wedding anniversary
lS-Henry G. Fleming arrived home
after having fought with the BRITISH
forces in Belgium.
Is, ia Fisberman's Luck" pre-
sented at Grange Hall, under the aus
pices of Paris Grange.
19-Baptist Ladies' Aid sale.
ia foot Of heavy snow fell, ant
made sleighing which lasted some time
23-Surprise party to Mrs. Angie W
Bolster on her 77th birthday.
25-Union Thanksgiving service
Congregational vestry. Sermon by Rev
F. L. Cam.
26-Thanksgiving. Many family par
ties as usual.
DECEMBER
l, 2-Quarterly meeting of Oxfort
Baptist Association at Baptist church.
ladies night OF Hamlin Lodge, K
p.
s-Reception to Rev. F. L. Cam, th
new pastor of the Baptist church, ant
Mrs. Cam, at the Baptist vestry.
1O-Aunual sale by the Congregation
al Ladies' Circle.
2O-Union meeting In interest OF Bel
giau relief, at Universalist church.
disappointment Of j. A. kenne,
as postmaster announced. .
"a, 25-Christmas was observed wit
festivals by the several Sunday School
on Christmas eve, and family gathering
on the day, and a variety of public ID
versions, A good seasons trade TO-
merchants.
NEUROLOGY
Deaths in the town of Paris IN 19l
vere an follOws: