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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-13
Bryant's Pond.

Carpenters are busy making changes
in the Leonard cottage at the head of The
lake. A bath room is being added, ani
fireplace Is to be built. The old plaza
has been torn out and wider one added
extending nearly around the building.
L. R. Cole and family have moved
from Sygotch to the Billings Hill farm
known as the Augustus Billings place
now owned by Albert Davis.
The first meeting of the season In con
nection with the Universslist parish wai
held Sunday afternoon, June 4tb, sermon
By Rev. G. G.. Miller. Arrangements
have been made for Mr.. Miller to con
tinue meetings here again during bis va
cation, and the first service will be helG
July 23d.
Work Will soon be commenced on an
extension of the Hall cottage, owned by
Mrs. Waugh Smith HaN of Paterson, N
j. Some fifteen hundred dollars will bs
expended in making the change.
Rev. Felix Powell, the evangelist, is t.
visit here the coming week and will re
main sixteen days. His meetings will b
held In the Baptist church, and several
OF the subjects to be touched upon hav,
been announced In advance.
The deer found dead near the railroad
track Thursday morning evidently came
to his death from broken neck. War
den Barker was called from West Paris
and as everything seemed very satisfac
tory, John Howe took of the deer's hide
and that ended the matter.
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Wilson's Mills.

CT. Fox has gone on to Aziscooi
Mountain a. fire warden.
A party came from Haverhill In IN
auto Sunday week, en- route for Bennett
Bros camp. The party were G. =
Palmer, G. E. Dodge, b. NJ. Fernald, r
e. Besls, with Tom Libby a. chauffeur.
s. W. Bennett guide. Mr.. Dodge got q
8 IL pound trout, and Mr.. Palmer one
that weighed IL pounds.
One Of the original Parmacheenee
Club members, r. Kinnicutt, and q
friend, came up Wednesday, John Olson
and D. G. Bennett guides.
Another old timer, r. w. Estabrook,
came Thursday, Elwyn Storey guide.
Hugh Hoyt, our only remaining war
veteran, placed flags on the graves Of on:
patriot dead Memorial Day.
John L. Howard Of Ridlonville was up
to hearing before A. w. Linnell on q
case of guiding without license.
Miss Cecil Bennett was ut homo over
the weekend, returning to her -school
Sunday.
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Albany.

Mrs. George Common and baby are hav
Ing the bad cold that 10 going around
Mrs. o. j. Cross has IL also, 10 badly
that she has had doctor. Very sorry
Hoped she would be 90 she could 70,
out, she enjoys Il 20 much.
n. b. Lord and family have . now
auto, an Overland, csme to town Thurs.
day. Arthur d. Bean has one TO come
Saturday.
Mrs. Fernald ID In great demand thil
morning, oil the ladies' on the line In
quirIng II the tea man, Mr.. Bragg, Il
coming to-day.
Maud Becker ID ct home for . few
weeks vacation.
Have just received word that on 90
count OF his health, Mt. Bragg, the tea
man, has given mp his route, though be
keeps the store. Sorry.
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Coming In All Its Entirety.
SPARKS WORLDS FAMOUS SHOWS TO
VISIT SOUTH PARIS, Me-, FOB ONE
DAY oNLY-Two EXHIBITIONS.

Four hundred people employed and
carrying over two hundred foreign and
domestic animals, is the statement made
by Mr.. j. G. Tracy, agent for the Sparks
Shows, who was In town last Monday
making arrangements for the appear.
snce of this big CIRCUS here on Friday,
June 30th.
The strange colony of people, hand
some horses, rare wild animals and the
golden caravans are scheduled to arrive
here during the early hours of the morn
ing of the above date In their own spe-
cial trains from Berlin, N. a., where
they will exhibit the day before.
Circus day will begin with big stree,
parade at 1890 A. NJ, and two perform.
anoes will be given, the first starting al
Q O'Clock and the other at 8 O'Clock.
The grounds known as the Beane Cir.
Gus Grounds have been arranged for by
the agent and q number of our mer
chants will receive contracts to furnish
Immense quantities of feed stuff for bott
man and beast.
The Sparks World Famous Shows
have been successfully established fol
the past twenty.seven years and bear
reputation In the Eastern sections OF th'
country second to none for the high
class exhibitions presented and the hon
est manner they have OF dealing with thu
publlc-no gambling or grating being
tolerated or carried with these shows.
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B1,c,rllen..

Mn. Sarah Emery OF North Hill
showed good stun Tuesday By taking her
son-In-law's gun and going out 20 whore
the children bad found . hedgehog In .
| tree and bringing down tho animal with
one shot. Mrs. Emery 10 about sixty
years of age.
B. e. Gerrish spent few days with q
party ct Bald Mountain camps, returning
Tuesday and reporting . good catch.
Rev. r. n. Lamb, Mrs. r. 81. 'Lunt
and Mrs. A. r. Warren attended the
quarterly meeting of the Oxford Bap-
tist Association at Rumford Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Atwood,
went 10 Peru Tuesday to visit her
brother, Mr.. Fletcher.
The graduating exercises Of Buokf1eld
High School were held from the Old
Church Friday afternoon ut O'Clock.
Owing to the storm the attendance was
small, but the exercises were OF . high
grade. Program:
Music-March.
Prayer.
Response.
salutatory and Essay Fidelity, Ella =. Brown
Soys Grafton -Unois Sam and sss Farmer: D..
Thelms L. Jordan and Leslie g. DeCosta
Girls Oration-Luther Burbank. Doris .. Buck
Poem. Frances 3. Whitman
class Shirley b. Iriah
Address to Undergraduates and Civic I'm.
provement OF our Town, Nelson A. Tucker
Presentation Of Gifts. Leila A: spauldins
valedlctory with Essay-Flowers Of Natures
Singing of Ode.
Presentation Of Diplomas
Commencement Address,
Rev. Chester g. Miller, South Paris, Maine
The list OF graduates 10:
Gerald Heald Bessey.
Eda Estella Brown.
Doris Fay Buck.
Wilma Frances Davenport.
Leslie Emery DeC0sta.
Shirley Holmes Irish.
Thelma Lee Jordan.
Marion whey ssstson.
Nelson Asaph Tucker.
Frances Ella Whitman.
o. E. Waite has been with friends ir
Canton for few days, returning Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. P. Wilmington Of Rumford
was the guest of her son, j. G. With
ington, the last Of the week.
The Williams Comedy Co. gave ar
entertainment at Grange Hall Saturda )
night.
b. q. Hall of New York is with hii
mother and sister at Saints Rest.
A play was given by the Junior Class
at Nezinscot Hall Friday evening. II
spite of rain the hall was well filed, and
tho acting was very creditable. The
title of the play was "Ceres," play
founded on Greek myth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-13
The Primary Election.

Next Monday, June 10, occurs the pri
mary election in Maine, to nominate
candidates for the several political par
ties, to be voted for at the state election
in September. The polls are open in all
cities, towns and organized plantations
from II o'clock noon to 9 o'clock al
night.
It may almost be said that the exist
ence of the popular primary depends up
on the extent to which the opportunity
Ii affords is improved this year. i
there is a good representative vote Of al
parties, the law will probably continue
II TIE voters are indifferent and do moi
go to the polls, the opposition to the Law
which is manifested by many Is likely
to crystalline into its repeal by the legis
lature.
In the primary every member OF
party has just the same voice as any
other member in the selection Of candi
dates. Every man may vote, and have
his vote counted, for any person h'
pleases as the candidate for any position
Voters, il Is up to you.
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West Buckfleld.

Win Fogg went to Lewiston Wednes
day. They are expecting Mrs.. Fogf
home from the hospital soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs
81. G. Bowman of Hebron, and Miss Ella
Briggs Of South Paris were ut 8. E
Briggs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Keene and baby
Agnes, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner
were at I. Turner's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bradbury went 70
Norway Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt Of Oxford were In
the place Friday.
Bertrand Bnck has q bicycle.
Mrs. A. s. Hall was in Lewiston last
week.
F.M. Cooper 10 not very we'll.
Local schools close Friday, June o.
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Hebron.

An entertainment for the benefit of ths
Y. M. G. A. was given by the pupils o.
Miss Leases music class.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were in Wa
terville last week.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Smith
read his resignation last Sunday, to take
effect at the end of this month. It ID
greatly regretted by all, for he hs,
proved himself the right man for thu
place. Mr.. Smith resigned to edit
lions Advocate, and will live In his ole
home in Waterville.
The ball game Saturday, the Sd, al
Ksnt's Hill, was won by Hebron to 3
although We understand some Boston
paper gave the victory TO Kent's Hill.
Prof. Gardner went to bis home In
Calais Tuesday for the remainder Of the
week. He went a. one Of the ushers at
large wedding.
Frank Moody il at homo from Boston,
and brought little Helena Bearce with
him. Helena has been with relatives In
Massachusetts, since her mothers death
In April. Mr.. Moody came home with
his fathers car, which had been to Stan.
ley's for thorough repairs.
There was large attendance at Po-
mona Grange Tuesday which was held
with Hebron Grange.
The Ladies' Circle met Tuesday with
Mrs. Charles Bray.
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Oxford.

Rev. Mr.. AcWhorter preached, th.
baccalaureate sermon before the grad
usting class OF Oxford High School OF
Sunday. A large audience was present
The sermon from the text, ~ have I'm
ished my COURSE" was very impressive
Appropriate music was rendered. The
church Was prettily decorated with flow
ers and the class colors.
Mrs. Nellie Hawkes. went to Portland
to attend the funeral of her cousin, DR.
Alfred King.
. DR.. Tobie of Mechanic Falls was In
town Tuesday to visit Mrs. Anna 3D.
wards, who has been very sick. She II
somewhat better.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. John Eden Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. MscKay IL thought to be i'm
proving. aF
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AndOver.

Rev. William Jackson of Providence,
R. l., is spending part Of his vacation in
Apd6ver.
Harry Roberts is working at the lakes
Evelyn Smith, who is working In Can.
ton, spent few days at her home re.
Gently.
Lone Mountain Grange held their reg.
ular meeting Saturday evening, June
10.
William Gregg broke his left leg just
below the knee while he was narrowing
in his field. DR.. Leslie of Andover and
DR.. Stsnwood of Rumford set the bone.
Guy Learned has new Ford.
Mrs. Charles Cummings and children
Of Mexico are in town, the guests Of Mrs,
Cummiugs' father, j. F. Hewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jones Of Norway visited
at the Gregg house recently.
William Poor, who has been visiting
relatives in town the past week, has re-
turned to his home In Philadelphia.
Frank Thomas has q new Dodge car.
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0ilead.

Mrs. Peter Sheridan of Berlin, N. 81.
IL working at the Brown Farm.
Mrs. John Wentworth 10 visiting he
son, E. B. Curtis, for few weeks.
Margaret Griffin Is keeping house To-
8. A. Moore. .r-.,.
DR.. B. L. Richardson of Gorham, N
a., was in town recently.
There was social dance at Town Hal
last Friday evening. Music was fur
nished by Moore's Orchestra OF Norway
A large crowd attended. Ice cream ant
cake we're served at intermission.
Frances, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Curtis, passed away at bel
homo last Thursday morning, after al
Illness of few weeks. Funeral services
were held at the house Friday afternoon
at / 80, and interment was In the Wheel
or Cemetery In Shelburne, N. 81.
The many friends OF Mrs. Grace Far.
we'll were saddened to hear of her sud
den death, which occurred at her home
last Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held at the Congregational church
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, and
burial was In Pine Grove Cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-13

Sunday afternoon Rev. Chester Gore
NiIler OF South Psris preached the bac.
calaursate ramon bafore the senIor
clsss Of Gould Aoadsmy. The Congrs.
eational church was allied Shd the CON
9regation listened to . sermon which
Wss an inspiration TO those Just stepping
out into the larger sphere Of life. The
altar wss banked with the class colors,
purple and vhite. The class banner
snspended mon the front Of the organ
vas purple with 1915 in white. The
school accompanied by the faculty were
ushered in BY the principal, Prof. Hans
com. The music IVES BY full choir and
OF Miss Sanford. The exercises were a.
tended bv friends of the sCh00l who NJ.
800 49, th.;. trt....t a. .nd ,o,.ito
-..S.-.- ..s.S-..
49, -
Final exams were given Monday and
Tuesday, Wednesday evening the
friends And citizens enioved The concert
"a Aha sanior cIasa The srtiats nartici.
... 80. NJ. Tov..S % Stavan. ho,.
i.~e NJ. ch,.i.. 70 .th vU;i.on ce,jist .
NJ Hnhsrt navis violinist. Miss Verna
M: nuoers O.v's, uon.s', ''s o..s
Ashe Noyes, pianist; Miss Hilda Harris,
reader,
The order OF exercises tor graouation
was changeo tals year 20 CONFORM Win
other SCHOOLS. however, even tho cnango
In the noor o! exercises ana Toe Isang
rain did not detain the irlenos VINO niiso
Odeon Hal. Inc, stage mao 1 ,ace
GROUND Oh green, Win aa,se ., ,ess tvaG !,
ana 10 'front.' tne GLASS; mosso, 1sa.tm,
was susPeoueu. LUG o,ass numoelou
ten, ana the Following parts were most
admirably presented:
Music
Invocation
Music
Latin salutstory Harold Crawford Chapman
C Cisss g H,stnr1 ofse Hs1ss Iov aruo
''' Mu.,c
Aadr..s 10 I1raaror.dn.tas
>NN-''' " 0 James Abbott Hayford
Presentation Of Glass Gift Ruth Rosills Elliott
Acceptance Oh vi" w. 1enf'ns
"uS'' u.,. ,,,...
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Bot BfownfleId,

The jameson Local Union held on
June Sd was we'll attended and the exer-
clses very Interesting. K
Nra. James Wadsworth, who 10 In
very poor health, ID having postcard
shower today, June 8.
Flower Mission Day will be the regu.
lar w. G. T. q. meeting on Friday, june
Marion johnson has returned to Wal.
than, kass.
Nrs. D. e. D. Rounds q spending the
weak With her daughter, Mrs. Frank
xarston ct Conway, n. b.
Mrs. James Adams ID In Boston and
vicinity for an extended Wait.
De. W. g. Sticknsy Of Beverly was In
town Tuesday night :
J. Hrs. Irving Llnscott u In Boston Tor
medical treatmeot.
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North Buckfleld.

Clithroe Warren 10 at home from st
Marie's Hospital.
Herbert Spaulding with two frieudi
from the University Of Maine, has arriv.
cd home for the summer. -
Arsbine Tibbetts was the guest Of in
dith Warren recently.
Mrs. Florence Heald has been visiting
her nephew, DR.. Harold Bates, ct East
Rochester, N. 81.
Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs. Luthez
Winslow of South Paris have each been
with their parents, Mr.. and Nrs. @. B.
Keene, several days this weak.
Mrs. Albina Irish eth remains very
feeble. SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Pllsifer were ct
Z. II. Holmes Tuesday.
Mrs.. Cora Keene n quite comfortable
but slowly failing.
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North Stonehaun.

Mrs. Lydia McKeen. from Auburn d
visiting her son, 81. B. HcKeen.
Bessis Andrews has finished work foi
Mrs. /. A. Andrews.
Maud NcAllister has BEEN helping
Nrs. d. n. Adams clean her camps.
n. +. Allen has flushed work q
Browns Camps, Lowell Center, and be
end HE son Howard are ct work on the
road.
Lncius Jewstt IL critically III With
dropsy at John Adams'.
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Locke's Mills.

LOCke'S MlII6s
Miss Edith Cross of Portland was 9
weekend guest of Mrs. j. c.. Li,tlefleld
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mason Thursday,
June 8. Mrs. Carrie Swan is caring fol
Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. c. B. Tebbets and children are
visiting her parents at Durham.
G. B. Tebbets, Chris Bryant and ]. G.
Littlef1eld arc away on fishing trip al
South Arm, Richardson Lake.
Miss Gladys Parker of Stoneham Il
working for Jerome Ames.
George Tirrell is building an ell on biz
house, and when finished he will have 9
neat set of buildings.
Mrs. Clifton Swan and Miss Flora were
guests of Mrs. Abbie Trask Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ring have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at their new home at Bryant Pond.
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NORWAY Lake.

Seymour Smith and wife and daughter
Of Massachusetts, are visiting her father
j. 8. Smith.
A friend of Mrs. E. E. Witt from Au'
gnsta visited her from Monday until Sat
urday, and also attended the Universal
let state convention ut Norway.
Mrs- o. w. Edgecomb 10 stopping .,
Mechanic Falls for Q while.
A. D. Frost IL In Bangor - one Of the
jury.
Can any reader Of this paper inform
me through it, columns II ''mountain
laurel" the proposed national flower
grows spontaneously In the State Of
Maine? II Il does where does Il growi
I would like very much % know.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-13

- A.
~ &, p.r.ons irtareslsd h sithsr Of - ssAess
hozofnafter named: q. -
,Ata Probate Court hsld e I5yeeSsgI ~ ~ ~
for Is County Of Oxford. o. - - - t1So1ssSd
Of juno. IN ths yee! O our xc eI,c~in msi5sr
ne nundfe1 sno ~ - oe13oa tkereupon
Ssr vss - indicstcd. il q hereby 0xDGxD:
That notice thereof be gtven g "a ~ Par t = be
tsrested, BY causing COPY o. sHs n thS OF,
lord Democrat, Newspaper puDnsneo = n n1ss,
Psris, In said County, thas tney ny s SRP IN
q . Probate Court 70 b heid 3 = ia r. =;
The third Tuesday OF suH, - And h heard
thereon II they ~ eauss'
rr.ncis A. Fax late Of Porter deceasoa
netition FOR Al Allowance out Of personal esssse
presented By B. Gertrude Fox, widow
ADDISON Z. HERRICK, Judge Of said Court
A true copy-attess: p.vv p.~asAsr.
2l96 ALBEHr u. ram, "er'..
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris HuI.

4
First Baptist Church. Rsv. g. W. 7. Ml: pas
Sunday school at Il. Sabbath evening service
at 738 Prayer Meeting Thursday evening 81
80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
| the LIST Sunday Of the month at 30 p. Il AL
not otherwise connected arc cordsuY mv'seo'
Mrs. Z. b. Jackson, Mrs. o. A. Thay-
or, Mrs. j. P. Thompson and Mrs.
Frank Farrsr were among those who
attended the Universalist convention
held at Norway last week. -
DR.. NJ. NJ. Houghton has been visiting
in South Paris and Norway recently.
Mrs. NJ. G. Snow was in Portland sew
ersl days last week.
Miss Julia Snow returned Friday from
visit to Boston.
Miss Jeannis Hubbard of New York
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. &. d.
Jackson.
Miss Annie Edwards of South Paris
Is caring for DR.. n. NJ. Houghton, who
| Is threatened with pneumonia.
Do not forget that the library IL open
Monday afternoons from three until
half past four O'Clock, instead OF Wed
nesdsy afternoon.
The Pine Tree Tea Room will open for
the season this week under the manage
ment of Mrs. Charles n. Johnson. A
soda fountain has been added to the
equipment since last season.
Miss Eleanor G.. May Of Boston has re-
turned to her summer home in Paris.
Mrs. Thomas w. Brown and little
daughter arrived here last week and are
OF Col e r. Rrown's.
Prof. and Mrs. William Roy Smith OF
Bryn Mawr, Pa, returned TO their sum
mer home in this place last week.
Kimball G. Atwood of New York was
the guest of relatives here the past week.
Mrs. Joseph B. Cole visited her daugh.
ter, Miss Josephine Cole, In Westbrook
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kicker Of Turner
spent Sunday with their aunt, Dr.. n. NJ.
Houghton, who 10 quite Ill.
Good progress has been made on the
new cement walks considering the
weather. About hundred and sixty
feet has been completed in front OF the
Nieman property on Main Street, and q
good start has been made on the section
leading from the post office to the acad-
envy.
Hon. Edward L. Paris Of New York
arrived at Paris Hill last Friday. Mrs.
Paris is expected little later.
Charles W. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jossslyn and Mr.. Pennell of Portland are
guests at the Hubbard House.
The Sunshine Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Clarence Stearns last Thursday. In
spite of the rain twelve members, seven
guests and three babies were present and
enjoyed the occasion. The next meeting
of the club will be at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Sturtevant on Wednesday Of this
At the annual meeting of the Paris
Hill Water Company held Saturday
evening at the home of Col. E. T. Brown,
officers elected for the year were as fol-
lows:
Pres.-Col Edward T. Brown.
Treas.-Raymond l.. Atwood.
Dlrectors--Mrs Nellie s; Brown. George u
Kimball. Col. e. T. Brown, Olban A. Maxim,
Loren B. Merrill.
Miss Persis n. Andrews of Roxbury,
Mass, a former resident Of Paris Hill,
will spend q part of the summer at
Temple, N. b.
wHIrTEMoRE DISTRICT.
On account of the rain, the White
more school entertainment was POSITION.
ed until next Wednesday evening, June
| IA, at 7:45. Admission cents.
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State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.

Lucas County, 81.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner Of the firm Of f. ].
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firpa>will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Primary election ballots of Republican, Dem
cratic, Progressive and Socialist parties.
House Dresses.
Special Showing Of Summer Merchandise.
Physicians Fee Schedule.
Parallels Of Travel
Have You Seen Our Straw Hats?
Next Sundays Herald.
Wash Suits for the Boys.
Carriage and Auto Robes.
Sessions OF State Assessors.
Bankruptcy Notice.
Poultry Farm for Sale.
Probate Notices.
Two Notices of Appointment.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
Primary Election Warrant.
Collie Dog Lost.
Wanted
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Patriotic Association Meeting.

An annual event anticipated will
pleasure by the old veterans and other
who attend regularly is the nesting o.
the Oxford County Patriotic Associs
which Is held at Central Park, South
Paris. The meeting for this year wal
held last Wednesday, and there was the
usual good attendance from the towns In
the vicinity.
Decorations of flags and bunting, with
a portrait of Washington framed In ths
colors on the stage, had been tastefully
arranged.
At the business session in the fore
noon officers were chosen as follows fol-
the coming year:
Pres.-Joseph A. Noyes, South Paris.
Vice Pres.-Jennle Richardson, Norway; Mrs
Kate Stuart, South Paris
Sec.-Mrs. Alta Sheen. Norway.
Treas.-A. 3. Chapman, Bethel.
Press Representations e. Forbes, South
Paris.
Program CON- Henry Maxim, South Paris
Mrs. j. w. Chute. South Paris; Rev. ]. II. Little
Bethel; Miss Gladys Edwards. Norway; Cyrus
T. wardwell. Oxford John Monroe, Mechanic
lett. Bethel; Monroe Cannon, Mechanic Falls
Com. on Resolutions-Edwin Kneeland, Nor
way; w. Frank Cox. Norway; Freeland Young
Norway.
The next meeting will be held at the
same place on the last Wednesday OF
June, 1917.
A social hour and picnic dinner were
enjoyed at noon.
President George w. Whitman Of Nor
way presided at the afternoon session,
when the following program was given:
Memorial service for Jason Rowe Of Il NorSaS Sn0