Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-09-12

". anne DAYS ago, aud the first of last
a., tssy AMI NJ. and Mrs. E. y. An
:.,on went b7 automobile 10 WOllaston,
Wa where Mr and Mrs. Z. y. Ander-
n viii SPEND two weeks with their
"a; family
"a, Friday the Samaritan Girls held
NJ, ss, meeting at Mrs. Witham's
.-s 4 picnic dinner was served un-
n The Trees on the lawn, during which
vs Nyrs HagEe,t vas given a tin
n,Esr The afternoon was spent in
REing and playing games.
Via, Julia T. Morton did not return to
NJ TEACHING 10 Abingdon, though she
sss The train to do so. Buying a daily
a:e, after she boarded the train, she
rnsd from it that the opening Of the
lsrg,Ou schools was deferred for two
'.ss., 90 she stopped off and took the
III train back
TssPollyanna Sunday School class of
,.sring Memorial Church have charge
I The Calendar Club for September.
I.sy will have a musical and literary
s,srainmeut Rev. c. c. Chsyer, a
Eior student in Bates College, will be
3srsder. Music by ;be best local tai
4, Date Of entertainment, Sept. %.
omission . cents, children 10 cents.
Advertised letters and cards in South
'ris post office Sept II, 1915:
M. Frank Cook.
Nrs. r. o. Bailey.
As.N J. Pe.leter
NJ. Paul Provost
Ms. John Sewa.
VS. stewart.
Gel. sampson
B. Yates
j. A. KINNEY, P. NJ.
Rev. and Mrs. q. A. Clifford of the
Nsang,On Avenue Methodist Church,
Portland, and son Donald, and DIR. and
Yrs Gerald P Clifford of Houlton were
ssfs Friday and Saturday while on an
h'onooie trip 10 Dr. Clifford's car.
hC.idotd is former pastor of the
Ncth Paris Methodist church. They
we're guests while here at Benjamin
sFe'i's and Mrs. Justina Halls.
Vns Of the greatest surprises we have
40 Tor some time was to see the Little
Aadio'coggin come up on Saturday, un-
u mere was severa. inches of somewhat
'ily water on the dam, where none had
@0e over the spilway for some days.
seems that some time Friday after
1'Vl or night, while We got not rain
ao0ga to Iay the dust, there was a ire
-sadols shower few miles north of
= aOa that was what sent the river up.
1 section Of Pleasant Street from Gary
M's' toward The railroad station has
geo 'es1rfsced under direction of Road
-unl'slouer AlmoD Churchill with
d'o9t!on gravel, which it is hoped
:" De an Improvement on the pin
gaze containing cay which was put on
s-' years ago. In the heavy rains of
~ early part Cf the summer this
~ I'eh Of road became next to impass-
'. BY vote OF the town at the annual
-'suns 300 Of the sum raised for
s-al'e0ance Of state highways was to
""Pended on this road.
, a. tAe res1l, OF work done by Sheriff
@s =. and bis deputies the first of
| YES there was session of the
, ,ss,s'y Municipal Court on Tuesday in
r s.a several iron Paris appeared as
,sYulaentS, Joe Valley received a sen.
,,.'. u sixty days in Jail for illegal
M 'pO''stlon, bis second conviction for
n i'sA offence. Five pleaded guilty
Mn ri'1ar,Cauon, aud Charles A. Walker,
G., ,.' walker, Maurice A. Newton and
M ~ header paid each a fine of $500
r, .o'Is OF 1851. Hiram Cummings
4'O'e 70 pay, and is boarding it out.
sI democratic rally was held in Grange
~. saturday evening, with an attend
,t, sS, 10 70 80. IL had been originally
,ii ,s.'Seyg mat the meeting would be
T ,,E oy L. Cofin Whitaker of New
n,S FORMER prominent Progressive,
R W. not come, and Judge Harrie
n. Oh Auburn was substituted
f,o,on 'Ie week. Judge Weber talked
a. i .sy lot about an hour, briefly on
ra,. ISSUES, but principally on national
E1,"D us specially eulogzed President
brsi,.. as having kept US out of war and
10 sn sn'anglements during very try
him. S@ ~ Shaw's Orchestra played
hd, ~. snreeseore of the people of
s,.. vent to Lewiston Friday forenoon
s,i,.S 1u near Charles z. Hughes, who
roLs 49, 10 that city at 10 O'Clock. and
hi. , q the city hall at 1880. The
suobrsp went in about a dozen au-
&CuoS = travelling in procession
eaniss u y oxford, Wslchville and Me-
anoSlI talls, and then joining in the an.
a.d .,s. parade from the Lewiston rail
aeidns, t non to the city hall. F. A.
ay, xo. Iaa oeen busy for two or three
Ia ,,.1klng up the party. Seats on
as.a.tse were reserved for the Paris
SSsar NJ 50 that all bad good chance
ee MI Mt; Hughes, and after the speak.
au,s ,Os u a reception at the Dewitt,
s,bss " shook hands with the people
herv y, sIeamed past. He Impressed
asS h s1s as Just what bis record LED
American pect-a strong, virile, typica
as 6su ~ oon't like the yellow color Of
q tbs "M this week Gust the same
Gassr w yTTSSllshsrs dOn'0, blame it OF
opipIoD Wilhelm. Because, in our humbl,
nss .hs 70 i Is the one man ON whom
or sbs q largest share of responsibilit,
'ho conIS SrSpean war, and he is the on,
psalnp nav, uaVs prevented its ever hap
scuss a.. auo II is the war which Ia tn,
asuubIssaaad doubtless the reason. TO
% band 's !. paper. Having a suppl,
asretofo,a 'ne only thing which ha
hs The rs Kept the Democrat from ioin
ne IN i '"ow procession, but now ",
aach probably for the full line O
he paper :, 70 the advance Of price OF
anattsr S " about forty per cent that i
p'optisto,, u,ca naturally interests tb,
tassdi,o,'s.,n more than the readers. /,
partly h h,a opinion, the Kaiser ia onl
aspcusihDs,l,ane for that. The rsst of RI
Who saw ,h' MY Is with the paper maker,
>doubsl -. u''r opportunity and seized
nssdy nan , w q you or or any oths