Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-28
SOUTH PARIS.

Wv D pn,ts is at Kezar Falls for
sP ,. ~ few weeks on furnace AM
,,5 Mrs Harry l. Lowell ant
Nj H., a- Edith have been visiting II
s:,'I..sT'. Mills for few days
=. v,3slis Class held their Novem
IDs .sting with Mrs. Percy Allen q
~ - Nome S on Tuesday evening
,.,;. Cnrtis is setting up his port
NIL v mill on a lot in Harrison
~, .ss,s he he is to operate this winter
,,,,A Ti,comb, who is principal o
ns ,S school AZ Deer Isle, spent few
i s' ~ ~ his vacation here last week.
r,..ison Farrar left Thursday fol-
h ,s. shore he will spend the winter
A A,sii Sis daughter, Ms. 81. r. league
Married Ladies' Whist Club mel
I.' afternoon with Mrs. D. NJ
i !.,l at her bone on Pleasant Street
~. = E Deliver, after spending
~ Ms .saIs with her brother, George +.
s s..,ran left for her home in Boston
Thursday
- Churchill from Rumford spent
80 :, xssk.epd with bis parents and sister,
n. and Mrs. Aimon Churchill and Mrs
D.LHiIl
anon, ,bs deer brought in last week
-. as- ons each for ". c. Cummings and
'o.sDb Cummings, who came home
ron Bemis,
". and Mrs Ernest F. Shaw enter
,,i.s6 a few friends at their home
TS7,s5sy evening, when "sixty-three"
vas played
Harold Cole will take the place of
g,,oId T Briggs as clerk in the grocery
,,o,sotF y. Wright when Mr.. Briggs
M, into the Paris Trust Co.
Mr.. George NJ. Giles of Auburn, until
,thIn few wears resident here, was
MA gpssr Of her sister, Mrs. l. j. Monk,
Sr few days the last of the week.
III Stuart arrived home the first of
~, week from his camp in Piscstaquis
Comfy. with an eigbt-point buck, the
mi, Of dsy and half of hunting.
Mia, Julia P. Morton, who is gradual
!, recovering from a somewhat prolong-
i psriod Of suffering with scistica, left
Thursday morning for Boston, to spend
sus weeks with the family of DR.. Earle
Z Bsssey.
What's the use to go into the woods
hrp,ng. when you can run down deer
With your Ford right in the village linn
u9 For full description of that kind
s!huntiug, see the Paris Hill column in
tbs paper.
A party Of Lewiston Journal mixers
have engaged the camp of Alton c..
Wheeler at Shagg Pond for a week be-
ginning Dec. 2. Excellent opportunity
here to do some hiking over the hills
md mountains.
The annual union Thanksgiving ser
vice Of the churches will be held in the
Baptist church Wednesday evening at
40. The sermon will be given by Rev.
G. q Newton, the pastor of the church.
Yrs. n. l.. NoyeS will sing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Noyes will go
Poland this week, to spend Thanks
giving with the family of Fletcher A.
Pafln, and next week will go to Isle su
Hsli, 10 spend the winter with the fam
u! Of their son, Leon E. NOyes.
Astrng of three yoke of heavy oxen 60
ing through the village Friday morning
naturally attracted attention. They
we're bound for Mount Vernon, to be
used on numbering operation in that
,uEn BY ". Il. Chadbourne of Water
ford.
The stores, banks and offices will close
al day Thanksgiving Day. The two
tiug stores will be open all the forenoon
aIlR o'clock, and from $50 to $50 10
nsatternOOu, closed the rest of the day
and evening. Porter's store will be open
ad closed as seems expedient.
Those from the Methodist church who
attended the Sunday School institute at
lewiston Thursday and Friday were
SsV. and Mrs. c. |. Spear, DR.. c. L.
6ack, Mrs. 5. G. Ordway, Mrs. George
!, Farnum, Mrs. Alton Jacobs, Mrs.
harold Cole, Miss Florence Leach, and
Mss Bsrnice Simpson.
Aspecial town meeting will be held at
SsE Hal next Saturday, Dec. 2, at 2
aeoek in the afternoon. The business
dtos meeting, besides the choice of a
moderator, is ITO see if the town will
Ws 70 raise the amount due on out
sanding highway bills, and place same
l'ae 4SlI assessment"
tas ladies' Of the Baptist church are
rcslng box to be sent 10 the Penob-
%us bay Mission. Bedding, any kind of
'sailng apparel which is clean and
.a0ie, anything in household use, toys
w children, and reading matter are de-
'aN, Will be thankfully received, and
IAy De left at Mrs. L. C.. Morton's be-
lore Dec. 4.
Alnon Churchill is still suffering from
~s snscts Of an injury received three
,''. ago, While be was lettering a
- Nv 20 Craze, she threw up her head,
S ..g n'n in the ribs with the side OF
=. Ssad and her horn. He gets around,
a. aS not yet been able to lie down
- . bed, and can not lift so much as q
pail Of water.
o3 sao' are being made by the Meth
us ~" sunday School to divide the school
- ~ loor parts, Primary, Junior, Inter
-, rSI'aie and Adult. The intermediate
~ Aoult divisions will be com bined for
ssS .s's exercises, but the two younger
,Io. ''Ons Will have officers and hold SEES
M. suufely separate from the others.
Ds.s Ma urn OF organization is now much
'''u Oy progressive schools.
"a. I s. uock OF evening grosbeaks which
rai' '..n Us last winter and spring, has
a.. 81 made ito appesrance-at least il is
M S.sto De the same flock-much to
S,s .sngnt Of the bird lovers. These
Sm'.s' rarely seen 10 the east, but
VIM u'ng like twenty-five of them were
,,oo - 70 the early part of the year for
Az .. snree months. This season they
'''l earlier 10 arriving.
,bs. uI a. Brooks has sold the farm
h, ~ 10 aud his family have been liv-
Eca dsae SWEET neighborhood, to Almon
noS'Sos, and the Brooks family are
-. back to their house in the viii
hm%i, W Cross Street. Mr.. Cairns and
nh! VIII move to the purchased farm
a,m Nc . course Of few weeks, and the
BAH pu ae5e they have been living near
fOnd will be for sale.
La n sSs annual meeting of the Baptist
Tbn,asA id, held with Mrs. j. 81. Stuart
..r, sa. afternoon, the following Off
TIssssspMrs. =, A. Heidner.
sae Ns.-Mrs. Annie Small