Oxford Democrat., 1916-11-21
SOUTH PARIS.

-, expected to rally
a. Albert D. Park visited her sister
yrs E.las. Heald' at East su""'' 'A'
sssk.
,,,on C. Maxim and Charles B1rgss! urges
,,sS brought in good deer from 0''eA'
Friday, :,
u,nBu Lodge, <. of P, will wori
as ssuk Of ESQUIRE next Friday evening
Nov ?4sh.
N, Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F.. will work
\. Firs, Degree at the meeting Inurs
iay evening
n. Fan Tans will meet at their rooms
-...Say afternoon for work ana the
non.by business meeting.
r,,,ls Miss Geraldine Farrar wishes to
LIZ hose y 30 voted for her and got
s.,.he doll at the Uuiversalist fair.
", and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Millett enter
- a nsrty a. rook Friday evening al
.sair home on High Street, when tve
ablss were filed,
", Arthur c. Soule of South Wind
= vas the guest of her parents, Mr..
..JNrs. Geo. r. Morton, for short
sms the last Of the week.
TbsW. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
p,rrds Tuesdav at $50. Topic: A
80 view Of temperance. Leaders,
Ms, Rounds and Mrs. Haskell,
rhs Rants, Ladies' Aid will hold their
ANA busiuess meeting next Thursday
,s.,noop ,s AZ 30 o'clock at the home OF
Ne 3. Stuart. A large attendance
/. important.
II Stuart left Thursday for bis
.,mn in the town of Blanchard, where
S..ops B. Il. Stuart of Augusta and
We Stuart Of Freeport, had already
bssu for several days.
yr and Mrs. Mark B. Richardson were
.,Isd 10 Rsdding last week by the acci-
isntal shooting Of Mrs. Richardson's
,opps brother, Clifton Rowe, as related
ssEhere IN this paper.
Avery pleasant evening was spent at
hs home of Miss Grace Thayer Tues
d,y. when surprise birthday party was
rysp Mrs. Wilbur swan. The evening
sas spent socially with refreshments in
ending birthday cake.
Temperatures running from zero to 10
bslov In different parts of the village
Wednesday morning came pretty near
establishing record for as early a date
v the 18th of November. At least, few
will admit recalling its like.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph r. Butts were
called to Kingfeld Thursday by the
death Of Mr.. Butts father, Philsnder
Butts of that place. Mr.. Butts had been
somewhat in for few days, but was not
thought to be seriously so. He leaves a
sidow and a number of children, most
Of them Of adult age.
The Office Of tax collector In Paris has
assumed an importance which was never
before recognized, and although the
election is some months ahead, several
candidates are already soliciting the sup
port Of their friends. Among those now
openly in the field are l. o. Bsrrows, +.
4. Hsidner and Albert Z. Dean.
Mrs. o. E. Barrows left Saturday
morning for Pelham, n. a., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. McAlister. She
will remain until after Thanksgiving, and
VI. Barrows will go later. Her mother,
Mrs Maria Porter, accompanied her TO
Dover, n a., and will remain with her
sOn there until after Thanksgiving.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will en-
Joy seOvered dish supper at it's meeting
Friday evening of this week. At the
close Of the lodge meeting an entertain
men! will be provided that Is expected
furnish lot OF amusement and good
attendance is hoped for to enjoy the fun.
Don't ask what the entertainment Is to
be- you won't be told. You must 60
10 ind out.
Irving o. Barrows has resigned his
position with the Paris Trust Co., where
be has been clerk for a number of years,
and will be associated with his father,
Oscar Z. Barrows, in his building and
other business enterprises. His success
oi in the Trust Co. will be Harold I.
o'iggs, who has for some years been
cstk 10 the grocery store of T. n.
Wright. The change will be made about
NE hrst Of December.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. on Sat-
aioay posted notices announcing bonus
De paid on the first of the coming
January TO It's employees who bad been at
6Ork Tor 2Ij working days during the
year Those who have worked one full
year will receive five per cent of their
wages Tor the year, those who have
sofked two years six per cent, and those
Nno have been with the company five
years or more, seven per cent.
John ROskes of Thomaston, captain of
ls guards at the Maine state prison,
ane here Friday morning and took back
VIZ hlm Patrick j. Harrington, who
Ta received a life sentence on Tuesday.
gaairlngtOn has been in the jail for 1T
70 more than a year, and has been q
-Olsl prisoner. He is of rather a happy
ss'uesy disposition, and having realized
VI some time what must come, accepts
satuation more philosopbicslly than
4an! men would.
Iueie Was a hearing at the court
IOa'e IOss wednesday afternoon before Chief
Ia'uce Iace Savage as referee, in the case of
v'Ta a; Morrison of Bridgton VS.. John
r. Moody Of Hebron. Walter L. Gray
w ~ morrison, Alton C. Wheeler for
Vul!' The suit was brought to recov-
'' "t supplies furnished by Mr.. Morri-
~ =. =" one OF the boarding clubs at Bridg
~ academy during the time that Pro-
'.s" .s'0' Moody was principal number of
,ss m.s' ago. Report of the referee will be
ea1fes Il. Kimball suffered an acci-
~ 10 the 10th inst. which resulted in
~, ~ oss OF portion of the thumb on his
.,. .soc' ., de was leading q heifer which
,.S ralo OF some children they met,
N. n Jumped. The halter rope caught on
y, Anoalps hand in such a way as to
mo,o ~ oarn OF the thumb between the
n.Ss,' VI the nail and the joint. Ii was
min, oA1y 10 make an smputation at the
nv" nv Ine inside of the hand was also
npe. 'one"na' W '"o
,,,. 'se people bound for California for
lOnger or shorter left South Paris
r." Oo"Pany Monday morning. Mrs.
bs,saa sa whitman goes to the home of
Nv 0I' Lester Whitman, In Pasadens
bss,, Lester Whitman being in poor
an mrs. Walter s. Jones goes to
aanclsco, where her daughter,
PaT. Miss Hattie Bray of South
,oss - aOS lives. Samuel +. Davis also
Ssrs ~ ~Sso Gar francisco. They 90 from
Tm,s Onicago by way of the Grand
''sr the Santa Fs s' " Luz A"s''''