Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-26
SOUTH PARIS.

\, and Mrs. J. G. Littlefield have re-
,.5t.y ,peu, a week in Boston.
v-s C. Tribou and Miss Rena Tri-
hon are N Boston for week or more.
H.. &c Tribou and Miss Rsna Tri-
4 ,,1 ar Boston for week or more.
NJ. Maria Porter is spending two
xarks -l friends in West Milan, n. Il.
II NJ. G. L. Dllugham of Dixdeld is
4 "a ,-ss. Of her daughter, Mrs. Z. c.
1 TJusy
NJ AMI Mrs. q. <. Barrows are visit
,,ts.. laughter, Mrs. NJ. V. McAlis,er,
iuEil..
: W.. George Burns Of Skowhegsn is a
.,... .- ;. Billings and of other
i-ieci, --se.
p.ummer is building an addition
4 N his a5'e building on Pine Street,
4 hrs garage.
W.. z. Moves and son Of Isle au
4 g,r- -a sting her parents, Mr.. and
1 NJ, 81 Dlrgin.
n rf. sounds and Miss Carrie Doyle
II ,fua. have been guests at j. D.
/ Hlga tx few days.
4 Ms, -.ia Cole, daughter of Guy Cole,
VII az Mechanic Falls, spent the
,a, as a, Harry D. Coles.
NJ. wu.ou ;. Oliver and daughter of
Car l-e guests of Mrs. divers par
en-, lni Mrs J. j. Murphy.
Is. shaw has tickets for sale
r- and ball of the Arab Patrol
ofE temple at Norway Opera House
Thur IS evening, Oct. Is.
E Fletcher have taken the
a,-r the Buick car, in addition to
~ The Cadillac and the Dodge,
hrr hey were already agents.
r Is Fogg is making changes in
his bile salesroom and livery,
us -. partitions so as TO make more
crs- see. and vii, put in a heating
Paa
-.--s 5enzf: dance Tuesday evening,
o.. -.. a Grange Hall, South Paris
Dun ms Orchestra. Refreshments
ss- ~ intermission. All ladies ad-
nj. .ree.
NJ sarah Atkins and Mrs. Dora 3
Gre returned Thursday from a visit
OF week or two TO relatives in Var
n5--a. New Gloucester, Auburn and
os-- places.
Arthur E. Clark and L. E. Monk from
A.. "a Encampment, |. o. D. z, at
,s- d the meeting of the Grand en-
cs-.pment in Portland last week, Mr.
Clark as delegate.
Under the auspices Of the men OF the
Cuiversalist parish, the play, Belle, the
typewriter Girl" will be presented 10
G-sngs Hall on the evenings Of the I'd
a. Sd of December.
Me- and Mrs. George johnson and
"a Inter Edith Of Portland are guests at
q A MOrton's for few days, and with
The Iortons have been at Sbagg Pond
for portion Of the time.
Nltwithstaud ng the little white mon
unent which says Keep to the Right
atss corner OF Odd Fellows Block, the
Democrat saw four drivers go 10 the left
Of - within fifteen minutes one morning.
N-, Rose Abbott, after visiting her
"a 4. Mr. aud Mrs. Benjamin SWEET,
Tor ne two months, went the first OF
las, week for short visit in Auburn be-
fore sturning 10 her home in Lynn,
Mas
Az ~ the Odd Fellows who took the
Graa Lodge degree at the session OF
the Maine Grand Lodge in Portland last
wee we're Albert Ames aud j. J. Mer
oAra ThiZ lnHpa
va. a,s % the twenty-five on the roll OF
bono az having admitted fifteen or
more mbers during the year 1914.
" 81 Doten lef, Friday TO join Mrs.
Dg,-a. wlo is in Brooklyn, y. Y, and
then hey plan TO 60 10 Florida 10
spers lie winter and possibly remain
l0Uc Mr. Doten has confined himself
clos ,1 ais work, and feels the need of
act.--e. During Mr.. Doten's absence,
BIZ barber shop is in charge OF james A
Tu-ser e Norway.
n H Mrs. {. y. Anderson returned
the first at as, week from a weeks trip
byag.ua bile 70 Rumford, Bethel, and
Goy- n y. H., Tor which they had the
tns,. Ueatber and an enjoyable vaca-
ton e1 their return they were accom-
pan 1y Miss May Morse of Gorham
AM N,r. " A Farwell OF West Bethel,
VII SIS "a them for few days.
W. va, the principal feature of the
ply.y veu by Mrs Harry D. Cole and
NJ, .u 4 Scott 10 the members OF
the Eastern star az Grand Army Hall
Thur, sy evening Ten tables were hll-
e. a. ,4e whole number OF those at
ten l- was about forty five, the larger
plr- .. them from Norway, with some
trgu south Paris and Oxford. Refresh
men, lt punch, ice cream and fancy
cyac rs were served. Mrs. Cole and
Nrs SCOTT we're assisted in serving by
M,S.s Mary Clifford, Mildred Maxim
an Doris Cole. The affair was inform
a au social, aud was much enjoyed by
al,
o. the corner By Old Fellows Block,
wbs-e a. is well known there is square
turn and a blind one, the road authori-
ties ave placed in the middle OF the
/ lUaa a white post, marked on each OF its
hu. sides, Keep 70 Right" This Is
ue!,ly a light wooden standard, and
even il struck and tipped over by an au-
ton lbile would not De likely TO do any
dan 4ge 10 the car. Observance By trav-
e,s,, Of the instruction which it carries
should reduce the danger of a collision
4 a. tina, corner To be sure, there has
newer been collision there TO do any
1 damage. but considering the way some
drivers have plowed the dirt in rounding
the turn in the past, that is simply a
piece Il good luck.
Norbert VI Tucker OF Canton has sold
his herd of Jerseys to Fred W. Aver of
Bangor This is the herd founded by
the .a'e samuel NJ. King Of Paris, Mrs.
fuckers father, on Kingleside Farm,
and AIKEN By Mr.. Tucker after MIR.
King death some years ago. Eighteen
head are Included in the sale. Refer
ring - rumOrs which about doubled the
number Of head and made the average
4 pric- 500, Mr.. Tucker says he only
wishes 4, was true, but it isn't. He ad-
mlts however, that the hve-year-old
bull was reckoned at $1,000. Mr.. Tucker
I sill has the cattle in his possession, and
: will keep them until quarters for them
4 are completed. Mr.. Aver, who Is at the
head Of big lumber company IN Ban
4 gor, is now building barn only mile
and quarter from the Bangor post
Office. 20 accommodate seventy. six milk