Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-09-19

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STATED MEETINGS
y-Pari Lodse, No. ~, 9, msSH1S
a r;,ssgsC ,yeulus on or oeIOre tulI u In
ss!iS mount .tica .odge regular I I,eS
Lyf;Sgr-slsy eyen.u or sAS Iys,SSIe oI.snino
...a,-Tneui, irsi ana '-iA
Is,,a nortiIa ,,,. pleqsan Rebekah Lodge. NJ
D.o:B.--,A..oy--5 and fourth Fridays or csc
-ssi3 u vG W. < Etnball Post, No. l4S, mee'
G.A. .a -h'ri saturday evenings OF csc
- IN {. 4. z. Hal. 1T, of.bsc A
KlmbaL Circle, LaiLss ' % ~ . .
-ss.s first and i1'I go, ~ tis ~
~ ngl'-ii ,srrs l. Chamberlain Camp meet
So' 49, ami fourth Fridays OF each montn
.,iie 'S''1p - grange, 1Iceis urst ana thlr'
~ IL ssrH month, IN -ange dal.
a.-rHa: = CCSecoul and fourth Mondays o
So2Gs-'p -s,ouy Brook Lodge, No. Isl
v v, : .s, T AM 'Cr-Ih Wednesday evening
!. ss,5 north, ~ =, r,,sts sSs-,
49, y y, sysn!ns sy Yy.5'an Hal.
n. and Mrs. CT Jersey of Peaks
,i a, we're al Hiram Lovejoy's during
be fair.
". lydia Swift, Of Revere, Mass, is
.. ai7 relatives in Paris and Norway
mstew days
p,5.,t 7. White, who is motormau
=. Ia electric road 10 Lewiston, was at
s,rs ssgersl days for the fair.
", and Mrs. D. ". Morrison of Ruth
..i-.l \ ] are guests of Mrs. Morri-
an, brother, L. 5. Billings.
u, and Mrs. Thomas Powers of Gray,
.,1 recently residents of South Paris,
y.,s here for the fair last week.
v.EP. ParIiu of Wilton visited her
-1lber and sister, Mrs. Ellen Blake and
n. Elizabeth Edgsrly, last week.
v, and Mrs. L P. SWEET of Bangor
,srs guests Of Mr.. Swett's parents, Mr..
nd Ms. Benjamin SWEET, last week.
ll,op C. Wheeler was in Dover, en-
ncsd In a case in the Piscstaquis Su-
;Sns Court, TWO or three days last
Essz.
Professor ". 5 Ripley of Boston, the
rT known musician, is here on a visit
. Bis old home town, and will remain
isCui Two weeks,
detail from the Salvation Army was
the two towns asst week, and sang and
,ayed and exhorJed in the Square here
Wednesday evening,
Nss Emma Jones of HOpedale, Mass,
nd Mrs. Emma Tremaine of Harrison
lave been guests at Geo. R. Morton's
hiring the past week.
Philip Jones has returned from the
Interchangeable House at Rangeley,
Thsrs be has been for the past summer,
.:aiing store and playing in the orches-
n
Mrs. J. z. Stanley of Auburn has been
be guest Of Der daughter, Mrs. c. w.
5oEker, for the past week, and Mr..
Sanley was here day or two for the
air.
The factory Of the Paris Manufactur-
ing Co. shut down Wednesday and
thursday on account of the fair. The
Mason Manufacturing Co. shut down
Wednesday, but ran as usual Thursday.
Mss Marion Plummer of Lowell is the
nss: OF her sister, Mrs. F. B. Wiggin.
Other recent guests Of Mrs. Wiggin were
asi parents and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
= Pnnmer and James Plummer, and
Mss Violet Oste, Of Lowell.
There was whole lot of negative re-
llciHg over Fridays rain. That is, the
nlolcng was that the rain didn't come
90 some day Of the fair. As one man
Pltit "a don't understand why it is that
as state fair always gets such rotten
weather, and we always get il go good. "
Mr. and Mrs. 5. E. Tucker returned
lone lev days since from Bay Point,
Were they have spent the summer. Mr..
IaezeT has sold one of his two cottages
"bay Point, and since their return a
cottage next 10 the other one has burned,
Eo'chag Mr.. fuckers cottage a little,
a1i not burning *.
Thomas Powers Of Dry Mills came up
zee ni' many friends last week and in
SSasn'aIly to see the county fair. Mr..
E0Sers SAYS be keeps some flags hung
". a. us home 10 Dry Mills, on the lett
y zoe main street, in order that his Paris
Ils0os who are riding through may
lands.
:! ~ '6e election last Monday, total of
~ OalIOts were given out in the town of
-. .ns 70 voters who passed inside the
~, 4h's is not record vote, but is
~! large. OF the S57, there were rs
.sSGtlVe ballots cast, either not marked
~ al or not correctly marked, leaving
49, y. - oe counted. Nearly seven-eighths
s y .ge'e were straight" only about a
1a0aFed being split.
salIe attending Sberbrooke fair week
, ss'Ote last, R. Guy Cole engaged as
, ,'aus'er for the 237th Canadian Battery.
=, - usgan bis duties at once. He is now
Avuusal' 1t is understood that this
as ~ military position, but that he is
,,, ,lao employee of a military organi-
,s..u IL is also the understanding
irC No we loo IS only while the battery is
S SVaa4aa, and does not extend across
s.T VTs 10 case the battery should be
'-''u ios European service.
40, Zoe annual business meeting of the
I.I wv, CHURCH and Sunday School was
ss as monday, Sept. II. The following
'~'er' were elected:
SStefk-G B. Crockett
T,ooIA L. White.
''eis'-E. P. Crockett
sunday School officers:
IHSF. A. Taylor.
r. suppl. A. West.
a.. A5eas.-FlOra Murch.
SUIT ~ mary Dept-Mrs. Ada Barrows.
SUI, =, Granle ROll-Mrs. Z. A. TAYLOR.
lBr,ss.n rome Dept.-Miss Annie Edwards.
'''AFian-J. (. Murch.
ocr., ny OF Old subscribers to the Dem
Nr ! a. " Brown Of West Paris thinks
bss5 u !, Is entitled to a place near the
r,aS s o' ihe list. He has been constant
h@ ts' OF the Democrat, which has been
,oS ~. ,anily where he was, since 1916
,rc ~ uAs oeen a subscriber on his own
rsO vaaI since 1855. Ho has also been a
S,s, asn' contributor to its columns, or
Nd sa Oh local and political interest
M, s 'ay one who knows Mr.. Brown does
IA S .sso to De told that when he write,
va sas something to say. Mr.. Brown
IA, T Of the earliest voters at the polls
p,o MI saturday DR.. c. NJ. Merrill accom-
ae NO oy Charles Z. Merrill, attended
Pan, morgan !. horse sale of registered Nor
i" Sns whitney Farm" Shelburne
oy Il T. SIX Morgsns were sold. ipclud
en us famous Morgan stallion "Con
cha.sSS AZ. - years old. DR.. Merrill pur