Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-04-27

The Guillotine by Victor Hugo
Francis Swain Andrews
Saved by q Ghost Beatrice Irene Cannon
Devotion to Patriotic Duty
George Edgar Dunn
The Hundred and Oneth
..-......--.--.-..-..--. Gertrude Emogene Hun,
The The: Spirit Of the Age Adverse to War ~
Albert Russell Bartlett
Beating Alzada. Doris Evelyn Shepard
The Two Spies, Andre and Hale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shirley Ernest Mckay
Tumbling by Boys
! nc n"u " .'nou o0a. Paul Sheldon sesvey
A Hen or Horse. Hyacinth Myrtle Cannon
Vision Of ara G;mo. Lester BrooAs
Frances Goldsmith Andrews
Music. --..-.Giris Glee Cur
Quite lot of complaint Is heard about
auto drivers running after dark without
lights, also of their leaving their cars
standing on the streets without lights
As there Is state law against these
practices some of the guilty parties may
meet with a surprise one of these days
With the large number of autos that are
now on the streets at all hours of the
day and night it is essential that the few
reg lations laid down for their use
should be observed. They should re
member that teams and people on foot
are still deserving of a little considera
ton.
There was good attendance at the
Opera House Tuesday evening to witness
"The Rosary" as presented by company
of local people from Lewiston. The play
was we'll staged and the parts we'll hand
led.
F. H. Noyes has been on a business
trip to Boston in the interest of the Nor
way and South Paris stores.
A Chinese laundry has been opened il
the Gorham building near Tannery
bridge. June Fan is the proprietor.
At a recent meeting of the Algonquin
Club it was voted to buy new net and
ground tape for the tennis court and &c
put the same into first class condition
for the coming season. A substantial
increase in the membership is being
made.
1t is expected that Norway Lodge, l.
o. o. F., will work the initiatory degree
Tuesday evening.
The Parish Club of the Congregation
al church will entertain the friends ant
members of the parish at the churct
Tuesday evening.
The appearance of the street sprinkler
on Wednesday morning was surely
welcome sight. The dust for the pas
week or more has been as bad as AM
time in the summer and great part o.
the time a wind has been blowing which
has made bad matter worse.
The Swastika Club enjoyed pleasan
/ rr;th M;so Maud Miyar WaI
nesday.
Mrs. Fred Smith is at the Eye and Eal
Infirmary at Portland for treatment.
Miss Elsie Favor and her aunt, Mrs
Alice Oxnard, 60 this week to Logans
port, Ind, to visit Mrs. Oxnard's broth
err, Henry Tucker. From there Mis-
Favor will continue her trip to Califor
mia.
Alton Tucker, formerly of Norway
who has been superintendent of Burn
ham & Morrill's corn shop at Strong TO
the past ten years, went to Norridgewocl
the fret of this month, where he ia Il
have the management Of the factor!
there in addition to that OF the Stront
factory. Under Mr.. fuckers manage
ment the Strong acreage has beef
doubled and that factory last year mad
record year of canning more corn pc
acre to the total acreage than any shol
in the United States.
The auditorium of the Congregations
church was filled Friday evening to wit
ness the "Tom Thumb Wedding" givel
under the auspices of the Junior Chris
tan Epdeavor of the church. The en-
tertainment proved one of much meri
and was greatly enjoyed by the larg
number Who witnessed 1t. The ohildre
showed careful drilling and were n
more nervous than many older one
when facing like experience. Mrs. d
IL. Horne at the organ played the wed
ding march while the bride and her al
PENDANTS entered from the vestry by th
north aisle and were met at the altar b
the groom and his attendants, who or
tered from the vestibule by the sout
aisle. Every detail of q fashionab!
|, wedding was carried out. The bird
and her attendants looked very sweet
, the gowns carefully prepared for the o.
| casion, and the groom's party were ali
dress suits. At the close OF the cert
mony a reception vas held and those q
TENDING were given au oPPo.tunJ
meet the members of the wedding part!
Pictures of the wedding party were ais
disposed Of. Those who took pal
! we're: bride, Margaret Bruce; groon,
: Mark Smith; maid Of honor, Faye Biol
ford; best man, Glenn Andrews; mini
|. ter, Ralph Haskell; bridesmaids. Muri
. Sloan, Marcia Cushman. Virgin
. Tubbs, Eleanor Smith, Elizabeth Bruc
: Miriam Pike; ushers, James Sanbor
Walter Smith, Harold Movers. Abraha
Saleeby, Kenneth Smith, Archie McAli
ter; mother Of bride, Nora Haskell; !
: Their Of bride, Norman Parker; guest
Beatrice Drake, Irene Nevers, Gwendol!
o Bartlett, James Smith, John Chandie
% Thelma Bradbury, Howard MoAliste
4 Horace Brown.
d The many friends Of Rev. s.. Cott'
q were shocked to hear of bis sud-
p death which occurred at Harwichpo
o Mass, on Saturday. The cause
v death was heart disease and Mr.. Colt
Wa stricken with almost no warnn