Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-04-20


TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going Town East 5:ss a. m, express. daily
asa f.. local, daily except Sunday; 507 p. m.
ei e5lsg lp 'west) s43 IN. express. daily
gSp.m, local. daily except Sunday; s:57 pm.
express daily.
Miss Ida Dean has recently visited fol
a few DAYS in Portland and Boston.
Arthur V Barker has employment in
the Mason Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
Good Cheer Society meets at Miss
Tbarer's store Wednesday afternoon al
$3.50.
George 2. Faruum is having a bath
room install ed in his house on Western
Avenue.
Nj and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton went to
Boston Thursday morning for stay of a
isv days.
George A. Chapman went Wednesday
20 gayerbll, Mass, where he will spend
The sumner.
Sir. and Mrs. II. P. Brett of Beverly,
Mass. have been guests at c. Z. Brett's
for tie past few days.
Mis-. Jessie C.. Tolman has been spend
io. q .a-a,ion in Portland and Boston
tI-ug the past week.
Mr. a15 Mrs n. D. Bolster entertain
giaraak party of three tables at their
home Tuesday evening.
Donald s. Briggs arrived home Friday
night iram Camden, 5. c., where he has
had a position in a hotel during the win
ter
T. IS Hollis and family have moved
into ,le rent formerly occupied by the
ate Mrs Lydia 5. Hammond on Church
Street.
Mrs. Alton l. Delano of Whitman,
Mass is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs E. NJ. Thsyer. Mr.. Delano was
here for few days.
Mrs. Auna III. Hayes, after spending
tr5 winter months with her son in Cali
ilrnia, and visiting others of her family
along the road, arrived at her home here
90 Monday.
Superintendent of Schools Burr F.
Jones and family have moved from the
Denuison house on Park Street, recently
sold TO the Tolmans, into the bungalow
% VI. L. Noyes on Wheeler Street.
a. D. Field, who is at the Central
Maine General Hospital in Lewiston for
treatment for blood poisoning, is report
ed as doing well since the operation.
One toe section was removed from his
foot.
T. NJ. Davis cut the little finger of his
right hand badly at the creamery a few
days ago by shutting the heavy cover of
the tester down on it, but fortunately es-
clped without breaking or cutting the
bone.
There will be meeting OF the South
Paris Tennis Club at the Paris Trust Co
Tuesday evening at Z 80 for the election
of Ulcers and the discussion of plans
FOR the coming year.
MORTON V. BOLSTER, Sec.
F. Y. Anderson left Friday BY auto
mobile for Portland, where be was met
by bis son, Harold C. Anderson, and
fg1m there to the sons home in Water
town. Mass, for visit. Mrs Anderson,
who has been visiting there for a few
weeks, will return home with him.
At the last regular meeting of Hamlin
Temple, Pythian Sisters, held Tuesday
evening, four candidates were initiated.
Lake Temple from Norway were visit
0gs. After the meeting refreshments
we're served and a social hour enjoyed.
Al the next meeting the brothers are to
entertain.
Rev. F. l.. Cam left Monday morning
70 visit his people in Yarmouth, n. S,
going 10 Boston and thence by water.
Mrs. Cam went on Tuesday to Kenne
bunk, where she will spend the time
while Mr.. Cam is absent. Mr., Cam
will be back to occupy his pulpit on Sun
day, May 2.
Miss G. Z Goodwin returned Thursday
from visit OF two weeks in Portland
with the family OF her brother, F. o..
Goodwin, formerly of Upton. Mr.. God
win who has sold his business in Upton,
is living in Portland while looking for a
place to locate. Miss Goodwin spent a
week end with Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
Franklin at Old Orchard.
Principal W. E. Sargent Of Hebron
Academy will be the principal speaker
az the union meeting of the four
churches planned by the W. C, T. u, to
be held at the Baptist church next Sun
day evening at 7:30 1.-THE Status of
National Prohibition" will be the theme
20 be considered. Mr.. Sargent may also
bring two young men singers with him.
A lively place was the grounds OF A.
W. Walker L Son Wednesday, when
they had Their annual field day and sale
Of agricultural implements. People
came from all directions, and some from
considerable distances. AT noon good
baked bean dinner was served in the fac
tory Of the Burnham Il Morrill, Co., and
the beautifully supplied tables were fill
ed
Tracy Pierce, while at his work in the
garage of Ripley Il Fletcher Wednesday
morning, had the end of his left thumb
sbeared off by being caught in a jack
With which he was raising car. lt was
al first thought that it would be neces-
sary to amputate at the joint, but the
thumb was finally dressed with the end
Just above the roots OF the nail, and it is
hoped that it will heal all right, and
give him the use of the joint. 1t will
however probably be out of commission
for some weeks.
Charles A. Hemingway suffered a
serious accident to his right hand Wed
nesday in his blacksmith shop. he
drove half-inch power drill through
the palm of the hand near the knuckles
OF the middle fingers, aud involuutarily
pulling his hand lacersted it consider
ably in addition. Fortunately no bone
was cut or broken, but the wound was
10 such shape that il could not be sewed
up. Although the hand will necessarily
De ont of use for some time, it is thought
il will heal without serious permanent
injury or the loss of the use of any part
OF the hand.
A young man residing in the town was
caught Thursday forenoon in the act OF
taking cartridges from a case in the
sporting goods store of NJ. w. Maxim.
A % caliber rifle had disappeared from
the store the day previous, and there bad
been some lesser thefts, and Mr.. Maxim
was on the watch from his bunk room
which has dark window giving view
of the store. At the psychological
moment Mr.. Maxim "beld up" the cul-
prit With big revolver which had been
for years too rusty for use. de was tax
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