Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-06-19
ooUTH PARIS.

III tbs NeS .hs dance.
@S"' s,,ot. Of the place did good
rbs Boy 81. 80 c,uvaSsing the town for
81 st,..t ri n' to the Liberty loan
H''''f r,.. Of Rockland, Mass, has
Ds .s listed biz mother, Mrs rs at from
sect! few DAYS, and went from ron
NJ, i2 I. : 30 TO visit his sister, Mrs.
5lF S'''' 10 ,.. i0st com.
ssa Dis I'Y College at East Lansing,
lgca.ia,.%'r home Thursday after
w. Al T'a Ill be employed as clerk
20 q. ~ , mn in the store OF W. A
.npr rack has been put in Sy
I,asisi , Trnpk or the west side OF the
s.G'9,o!ul - T--,s Of rhetbridge, and
sf''o ~, ,5rr fl which have been
rS 1i, ' !, o,a-,y,s cor the National
sa , w n vlo are On duty at the
,lEJ.uS-
sv,. shirley J, Rawson OF
VI y. ,,.i-,1g their relatives here
Nl;. ~ vsass and Mrs, Rawson will
|'iIs," 10 here most Of the summer.
.sS ss,,,1 will be a. Mexico a portion
Y Al VS. HI, f~.ies as superintend-
s5iHaoo.s'
s.-,s, ara so prompt in their re-
", ,,,F,-v5ar the whistle blew its
s''Ts ,,.,s Tuesday night to indicate
~. 49, -, 5sys remained in which to buy
y 49, -, b,16. some of the apparatus
ion its wsy before the uniform
g'sgned the situation
,.-.b,ss wtg were in town to at
- - 7--a3rs-f,c Of the high school
- we're Mrs. Rachel Stanley and
n. ysg,1n Stanley from South Port
~ NJ. Ellen E cummings OF Me-
- -. Fails Ms. ID. z Bowker of Port
- Raw and Mrs Q. l. Spear, Philip,
l -r and Rac5e1 Spear, Of Livermore
BIS
.,,l received saturday by MIR. and
60 Move, from their grandson,
35s., P,rlir. who enlisted some time
1,,s in a Csna3 an Battery, contains
= 49, ,i,io-na,i,1 that he is we'll and in
-.,,5 s,5,i1r trm." but that he had
j M news from bone for two months
: ,br date Nsy =. A considerable
'-orr. Of mai has nevertheless been
s,i m him. Bis address is No. 349623,
S-,;h Battery c. +. A, Canadian Field
!ailsryI ShorHcl.ts, Kent, Eng,
Mss Blanche Scrlbner of Norway was
.,.r variety shower last Monday even
va, the home Of Miss Nettie Newell,
,socor Of her approaching marriage 10
him c. Andrews Of this place. The
IA, was an entire surprise TO Miss
y.5csr. she having been invited to
r.r3 the evening with Miss Newell but
Egsc.iug nothing Numerous gifts IN
L,., cut glass. linen and other things
u,s presented Miss Scribner, and the
F.cing vas made lively by the guests.
During the sharp shower of Thursday
Etsia0ou the lightning struck the build
,gs, What is known as the Holt place
marx Street, occupied by Mr.. and
N Maurice B0wker. No extensive
image was done, but shingles and clap
na,is we're started off and screen doors
aaranged at widely separated places.
vs. Bowker, wbo was alone in the
muse, was sitting hulling strawberries
. he BAY window, not over six feet
Inn one Of the marks left by the
ginning on the wall of the house. She
vs. naturally somewhat affected by Ii,
NlNsained no injury.
Weather conditions made it impossible
hiN, Mica Lodge Of Odd Fellows to
Any O1t its Memorial day program
N1day afternoon as planned. The
gaTes Of deceased brothers IN Norway
drs Grove Cemetery were decorated by
4 Allegation of lodge members in the
h'loon, but all OF the afternoon exer-
a'es Tere postponed 1t was decided 10
are The decorating OF the graves in
Naer cemeteries in the hands of the
9nnlIiee Of arrangements, and 10 bold
1s exercises and program in the lodge
non Thursday evening of this week at
sgas o'clock The program will con-
M the usual exercises, with sppro-
nate music aud short address by
a'oslsr Alton e Wheeler. The exer-
l,es will be open to the public, and the
a'Is viii be glad 10 welcome any who
'''iIs to be present
"A Daughter of the Gods" was put on
as screen at the Savoy Theatre Thurs
=! Afternoon and evening, with good
muses. considering the scale of prices
!. ,Ale necessary by a costly production.
.as alu is a spectacle, running two
..a'' and bali, aud involving large ex-
.'l'e and the employment of a great
-l2! people in rs production, and as
~ q highly entertaining and interest
y Iae star Of The cast is Annette Kell-
alAn' well known as the worlds cham
.1a woman swimmer, and the spectacle
! a'lsnged so as 20 show her abilities in
by ~ direction, which it is pleasing to be
We 70 see, even though only on the
, r'sa, It is asserted by some who
AN 70 be judges that Annette Keller
-. |. 9 the most srfectly formed woman
-. . ,ae world, aud apparently this spec
~. !. was designed to display that fact to
- ~ word, Indeed, before il is over the
'-al1nce begins to suspect that the dis
- - BUSINESS Is little long drawn out
Inc last recital of the season was
s ~, saturday evening, June 9th, at
'-s Nellie Jackson's. Several invited
, - were present, and very interest
,sPOgram was given as follows:
'%'-Light Of Heart
so,- Miss Billings Miss Jackson
ao,-yo,.r.... Lulu Billings
Angels Harps
ss.-r, Marion Hollis
throwing Kisses
PolOnaise
IalhsOO Doris Merrill
Chester Hammond
'Vos o. the Prisoner
Sn-r,u, Ellnor Clifford
BOURNE Dance
''''-AOve on March sSnA wight
so,-,,, Marion and Doris
spanish Dance
-SRipprng Waters W
V9priOne
Diet voe,, Doris Merrill
no Elizabeth Muzzy, velma North
rsn- Miss Laura Adkins
Wee &1esn Of the Meadow
a. zoe, Lulu Billings, Bertha Wight
d ~ .Os Paris Grange meeting held June
,oi,,s NC .'Oliowing committees were sp-
Orto''sS 1or the Grange exhibit at the
' - County fair:
lrris' IS Ccom.-Frank s. Dudley, lady officers,
Ehsovv 9ysss Sr, Edith Thayer, Minnie Edwards.
aesSs eTs1Sewall Rowe, Albert Rverson. U.H.
lId w. 5. Colby, James Miilest, II. Z.
cchari CO.. sworth Thayer, Chas. SWEET,
Van yates, Howard Swan.
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