Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-12

-strNs LEAVE SOUTH rAas
..,-. van East S IS a. M, express. daily
go, sl. daily except sunday; SO7 p IN :,
eIyis- Vest GAS am. express, daily
go 90 ca.. daily except Sunday; sSl pm.
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Their. vas a fair attendance at the ball
,,cr,. Hall Friday evening.
,t- --sugers from this place attend
a. aaa, Otisfeld Gore Tuesday.
NJ. -ce Giles of Auburn has been
,,s- her sister, Mrs. Isaac Monk.
I'LL. Tor class of Paris High School
AMI, hayrack ride Thursday even
1g
- Morse went to Wilton Saturday
p, Yea. The Blanchard wedding recep-
ton
TIL. .ss have taken on their fall col
or.r- sy rapidly during the past
wee
furnace has been installed at
,bs store and other Improvements
no
r. T. Thayer returned from Old
or. tuesday and is again at the
Dem Sc Office.
0ra -Wallow leaves with the Demo
,-st- ster of ripe raspberries that
ws, ssd on the 7th of October.
NJ md Mrs. Arthur E. Forbes have
be-, .udiug the past week at their
can >haggrock" at Shsgg Pond.
NJ Josie Dean, who works in Lewis
ton been the guest of her parents,
Mr. Mrs. Bert Dean, Western Ave.
nI-
D Bowker of Portland, conductor
on rand Trunk, has been the guest
Of rotber, C. W. Bowker, for a few
das,
IS, j. Record went to Lewiston
Fr u order TO watch the progress of
d. rid series game on the electric
&c board.
Sir and Mrs. Everett Bessey of Rum
IT, ave been the guests for few days
OF Yrs Bessey's grandmother, Mrs. (.
P4-.1, on Pine Street.
Nrs Albert F. Stevens and two chill
d-a- Of Lewiston have been the guests
Mrs Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
hu Murch, Gothic Street.
because of the conditions of the roads
aaI the unfavorable weather there were
no. as many from here as usual that
attended Fryeburg fair.
The Democrat received a pleasant call
wednesday from its valued friend, NJ.
VI. HaaIjn, of North Waterford, who
vas in own on business.
The November meeting of Abigail
Whitman Chapter, ID. a. K. OF Norway
vs. be with Mrs. Emma Holmes at her
home on Main Street, South Paris.
}.r. aud Mrs. Freeland Witham have
commenced housekeeping, occupying a
rra- IN the house of Mrs. Witham's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark.
>.-gent George MEG inley of Co. D left
To-day for Jacksonville, Florida, where
be wsH participate in the national rifle
team shoot He expects 70 be away
al three weeks.
large lot Of fish from the Pucksport
bs ..ary Of the U ). Bureau of Fisher
les we're put of the train here Thursday
u..-a ne and were taken by interested
pa-tes to Sbsgg Pond, Abbott Pond and
Concord River.
E.day's rain put dsmper on the de
sire AZ many from this place to attend
the Worlds fair at Waterford, but the
weather on Saturday was somewhat bet
Ter .at quite a few went over. They re-
POI, b, usual good time.
Treasurer Geo. C. Fernald of the Paris
Tr1s. Co., is substituting for two weeks
at,ae Buckfeld Bank while Mr.. Purin-
ton axes a vacation. During Mr.. Fern
al ab,ence, Miss Ruth Bolster is en-
p.0yej 90 assist Mr.. Barrows in the bank
hrgs
A second shipment of fish for Shagg
P0l5 came Friday morning and were
tasea 90 the pond by Percy Walker
AMI ,fe in the Walker auto truck. This
lot was made up entirely of trout and
can '-om the state hatchery at Mon
mouth.
j. IT Brooks of Bridgeport, Conn,
form. -ly in business in this village as
dru-,.st. came 10 South Paris Wednes-
day l,i Joined bis family, who have
bes- with his wfe's parents, Mr.. and
M Austin Stearns of Paris Hill for
Sur. time.
T.s firm of T. J. Corby Il Co., man.
az. of the Paris Home Bakery, have
dis we'd partnership. George K. Cur
r.s. will retire from the firm and the
bg ness will be conducted in the future
with Mr.. Corby as the sole proprietor.
The Womau's Mission Circle of the
Ceiyersalist church will meet with Mrs.
Charles Durham Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Annie Swift will be present and will give
an account OF her recent trip to Pasade-
IA, and of the happenings OF the conyen-
ton held there.
Joseph Currier of Island Pond, VT, ia
0orking as brakeman on the Norway
branch train for the winter. he has
moved his household goods here and
with his family will occupy the rent in
$ p Stearns' house on Pleasant Street.
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton.
Miss Florence Ellis, State Missionary
OF the Congregational Home Missionary
Society. addressed the Mission Circle OF
I- congregational church at the home
or Mrs. T. S. Barnes Tuesday afternoon.
The address was most interesting and in
st-gctive. There was a good attend
ance Refreshments of cocoa and fancy
crackers were served
Mr. and Mis-. |. Y. Stanley of South
Portland came Saturday to spend a part
Of Mr.. SANKEY'S vacation with bis
brother, Writ Stanley. Bird hunting
will occupy most of their time. Mrs. j:
T. Stanley of Auburn also came and will
vis., her daughter, Mrs. c. W. Bowker,
AMI son, Writ Stanley.
Besides those who went to Lewiston
on he special train last Monday evening,
several have gone from here the past
week TO witness "The Birth of a Nation"
al The Empire Theatre. Most OK those
wLp have attended are enthusiastic over
the production, the music which accom-
paui5s the pictures giving special pleas
ure
The Grand Trunk Railway Is advertis'
ing cheap excursions TO Boston this
fall on a new basis. According to the
posters the first excursion will De run on
Thursday, Oct IA, tickets good returning
the next day, Oct. 10. Another excursion
goes on the 2Sth and returns the 2Sth