Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-02
6OUTH PARIS.

6OU III FAhS.
nstin P. Stearns, Jr., takes tn
ol census this year.
Nv ball at Grange Hall Tuesday even
pf this week. Both floors.
w. and Mrs. F. L. Cam left tow
rsdsy for their new home.
and Mrs. P. Z. Hathaway enter
ID a party at bridge Friday evening
FA. Heidner and Laura Eli.
Cd friends in Auburn over Thursday
i.
nSl.2 pound boy was born to The
of Carroll w. Sweet last Tuesday
R5th.
mes Hicks of Boston was here last
nday to visit his half-brother, F. E
iston.
nest Dudley has purchased an In
motorcycle, and Is much pleased
ewith.
Is. Lewis Andrews has been visiting
father, A. T. Powers, at Hanover,
few days.
and Mrs. S. Y. Marston and sons
5ortland are guests at T. A. Taylor's
few days.
and Mrs. q. P. Brett and Miss
rgla Brett OF Beverly, Mass, are
rs at G. Z. Brett's.
~ the poor lonesome boy who
bn't start out in full dress base ball
Saturday morning.
kincipal z. E. Hsnscom of Gould
demg, Bethel, is TO be the Memorial
speaker here this year.
rs Il. r. league of Madison visited
Rather, Harrison Farrar, and other
hives here for few days last week.
and Mrs. q. A. Morton were at
iston Thursday night to see William
he in Fixing Sister" at the Empire
ster,
meeting of the Ladies' Social Union
be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. NJ, to
for the fall fair and transact regular
mess.
Is Madeleine Pillsbury was at her
u az Pine Point over the weekend,
takes Monday for her visiting day,
hing the Portland schools.
emiug J. Tamm, who has been res
i Of South Paris for a number of
B. has gone to Neponset, Mass,
he he expects to have employment.
h. fence on the north side of the
nd Trunk station grounds was re-
,ed last week, and a new and higher
len wire fence is being built In its
kiday was teachers visiting day for
H. Paris schools, and the teachers,
Geneva Young and Miss Iona Little
visited the schools of South Paris
Norway.
bad commissioner Almon Churchill
&pite industrious in cleaning the mud
khe crossings, but he says be doesn't
" as that is any good reason for call
him Fred.
Die Rebekah district meeting will be
B with Mt. Hope Lodge at Norway
Ray evening of this week. Fuller no.
y OF the meeting is given in the Nor
! department of the Democrat.
tesh water smelts were being meas
u out from a wagon on the street
brsdsy forenoon at ten cents per
kr!. There were some bushels OF
Ia in the wagon, said to have been
pei at Songo Lock the night before.
d. and Mrs. Walter E. Twitchell and
! who have spent the winter in Gran
I Fla, arrived home Tuesday, after
ing made short visits to relatives in
bsachuseits on the way. Mr.. Twitchell
)orts himself as feeling considerably
|ter than he did when he left.
] T. Goldsmith went Thursday to ac-
hpany the remains of Harold Tucker
Norway, who died in the hospital in
piston that morning, from that city
Bennington, and attend the funeral at
D place. Mrs. Goldsmith and son
Dc Friday morning, and after attend
! the funeral are spending week with
! people in Strong.
The forenoon train going east was sew
y hours late Tuesday, on account OF
J locomotive leaving the rails near
bad No considerable damage was
De, though the bolts on the rails were
Dared of clean, and it took some hours
|eet toe engine back on the iron. The
Fwsy train was sent down from here
the regular schedule time, with the
Dsengers and mail.
Advertised letters and cards In South
BIZ post Office May 1, 1915:
rrs. Ella Dunn.
rs. Eta Wentworth.
D. Fred Pierce.
h. Lakewood.
fancls Chamblain.
d, Wright.
barles SlalOos.
Saks.
]. A. KINNEY, P. NJ.
There are few cases of measles In
On, two OF the members Of the high
200 Washington party having picked
the disease somewhere on their trip.
y thought that there is little danger
anything like an epidemic, the time
development of further cases being
almost expired. There is no likeli-
pa that the schools or anything else
be interfered with.
Among the nomination papers filed
the primary election are some of
}mer residents of Paris and vicinity
leh are of interest. John w. Carsley
farmington is a Progressive candi-
Re for county commissioner of Frank
County; Ernest r. Clason of Lisbon,
fmer principal of the high school and
Perintendent Of schools here, is a Re-
bican candidate for the legislature.
srles P. Barnes Of Houlton, formerly
Norway, is Republican candidate
the legislature.
hrs. Elizabeth Edgerly started Monday
Prning for st. Louis, to attend the BIZ
MA session Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
the Order Of Railway Conductors.
Pth the Order and the Auxiliary hold
pr sessions there, opening on the Ssb
% continuing for about two weeks.
Fs. Edgerly goes by appointment to as
% the Grand Secretary of the Auxiliary
her work. She will be gone about
Pee weeks. Miss Mary Dwinal of Me-
panic Falls will be with Mrs. Blake
Pring Mrs. Edgerly's absence.
Some mental exercise games were en-
sed after the business session at the