Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-11-16
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. Anna q. Hayes visited in Lewis
to1 few days last week.
Raw Jenne brought in deer on TIT
e.b. which ne shot in the hills west o.
Saa:E Pond.
Ms, catherine G Briggs is at home
f-.r lynn. Mass, 70 remain until the
6sy auey Thanksgiving.
Tie aides Whist Club will meet with
NJ. A : Goldsmith on Pleasant Stree,
Thursday afternoon Of this week.
There will be socisble at the high
building Friday evening of this
week. with music by Shaw and Soper.
49,, a. L. Holmes returned wedues-
sss .-u Dr Hi1-'s hospital, where she
h.. been for surgical treatment, and is
--,- improved.
Nr aci Mrs. Laarin A. Whitman ex-
rz ~ 90 Tuesday 70 Isle au Haut,
v.=-s .-sy will spend the winter with
=. Ms Frank ". Smell.
49, G. Thayer has q Scotch collie
purchased in Woolwich, and
arrived last Wednesday. She is a
r. .--- o'ooGsi, and besu1.
Mss Ala Rand has finished work at
C..-e, >.Sccon's, where she has been
f-..ue ZINE, and will be employed at
% c. W5eeer's for the winter.
.,,s Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
and for The past week have been
NJ A-cbe HaSssn of Brockton, Mass,
81 Wallace Allen of Auburn.
s-ciog schoo, under instruction
as'-- Ee,h OF Auburn started of aus
,y a, Grange Hall Tuesday even
sixty couples being present.
;. Maxim and Clarence Whit
gas ----1sd Thursday morning from
A. Vest Surplus, where they had
hunting tip, with q good deer
s.est bouquet of the season so far
--- 70 the Democrat Office By
r. swan, and consists Of some
gas rs bush tips, bearing buds, bios
s-i one ripe red berry. This was
q he 18th Of November.
re asst regular meeting Of the
Circle Of the U. 4. &, IL was
extend AZ Invitation 20 the Sons
rs V4,e-ans and members Of the Post, 70
-cer a. their ball. 20 be given prob
-sr.y Z Decem Der. Notice OF date
be gwen alter.
ladies' Of Deering Memorial
-.a,-l Will serve harvest supper at
church yestry Tuesday evening,
NV. 3 Al entertainment will be given
Mss Cora Gowell as reader, and
muse 5y ,CcA, talent. Admission, adults
e. 5-,s, children Is cents.
The gi Farmers Almanac, No. 124.
..--..f isawelcome arrival az the desk.
a.- T-. & i has a little variation from
- books Of its kind, because is
$, le title ALMANAC on the cover
a. a,manack' on the front page, We
-a-c see that il promises any more
sc.ipses or any better ones than the other
alnanacs DO.
Mrs. Nellie Brickett gave piano re-
ci;al Tuesday evening for two of her
piano pupils, G sGys Ooran and Doris
de. az Mr.. DorsQ's They were assist
% Mss Grace Dean with violin selec-
Is aud Miss Marie Newton with vocal
-c,iops. Mrs Brickett was presented
b handsome bJuqle, OF carnations
3 1s- pupils.
3 p Holt. who opened cash meat
--,-sesio the Maxim Block on Pine
~r--- 4 few weeks since, has closed out
* Of meas and other goods and
-c=i 20 Lewiston. I, was NJ. Hollis
....-I1c when be came here 70 open a
~ rura z. a
---- sore. making the other business an
amer, but Oh looking around here be
..-5 -ts- 80 many of the merchants
-l-rying the various lines Of goods
e would have in stock that be
.c the undertaking. II is under
sgd IA, Nr. Hol. is going on the road.
Tie seneca Club is entertained this
n 5ay evening By Mrs. Wilson aud
Ms smiley a. Mrs. Smiley's. Our
.F- uutry" Is the subject OF the
57.- rs program. for which the year
gives he appropriate sentiment,
Grant ;1's land without sr-cesse
e-s honor a-u nA-.ovet peace
a. -- az; q the program, Mrs. Gray
-s- an cc'uut OF the trip which
.e.rs 81. Pacific coast this SUM
T.e iul program is as follows:
-P-;.iv;lc GA .a;.ons
or .-,ar Tneir >isaidcance Ms. Morton
We lis55 row wilson Ms ~: fS Si
E-cc-r. D. Field returned Saturday
G. re- .ae Central Maine General Hospital
a Lawi,.ou, where be had been for
--saC mouths. Going there 70 be trea'ed
e. roi poison ng q his foot, be hrst
s..n..-e! 70 the removal OF the affected
.- s-c.tau The poison later appeared
s-a.1 md the whole front OF the foot
aa, srpl'a.ed about az The ins:ep. A
'-v weeks sirce another amputatiOn was
Informed. 'aking II the Lex abou, mid
way be'veen the ankle and the knee.
nee this was done be has been improv-
az rapidly IN condition, aud no further
trouble from blood poisoning is antiei-
lated.
The Grand Trunk Railway is quietly
making an effort to stop the prevalent
practice of walking on the tracks. For
years il has been the custom of many
people, men in the factories and Others,
10 use the railroad as convenient thor
0ughfare from one part of the village to
another, and scores have travelled the
racks every day. The situation has
been particularly bad Saturday nights,
when the men leaving the factories at
fvs O'Clock were likely to be pretty well
strung ont through the railroad yard at
the time of the express for Portland. To
discourage the practice and break il up,
~ lcd has been passed around by the To-
cal railroad men among the factory men,
aaG il i understood that the matter will
r1. be carried TO the extent of COM
ANTS and arrests for trespass unless 1t
should become necessary.
The following from the Wsltham
N8ss) Tribune refers to Arthur Howe
% that place, a son Of Fred B. Howe,
formerly OF South Paris, and grandson
OF Mrs. Charlotte Howe, and with other
relatives here: Arthur Howe, who re-
Gently entered Harvard University, has
been honored for his musical accom-
p.,huents in a way that seldom comes
O. Freshmen. The beauty of bis tenor
voice has been at once recognized by the
University authorities, and he has been
appointed by DR.. Dawson one OF the
four fret teuors in the choir OF Appleton
Chapel The choir sings at the service
ka Tpfvargify