Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-30

aChOOI COURSE anu o'es
rirl viii be expected to play : cor
tain number (. hours day. whether
he or she IL inclined or not. !.
Joshua +. Davis. IS. OF Nortn
Chelmsfor', Mass, was strucA anu
killed by an automobile. .
A minister vho doesn't Object J"
parformin,, the dual functions OF pa
tor to ...e seventy Congregationaiists
OF Rochester, Mass, and -nat OF
most aster to the 1905 inhabitants ID
wanted. .
The Uniyersalists of the World. IN
general conference at Worcester'
Mass. reelected as president rev.
DR.. Lee s. McCoiiester, dean OF the
Crane Theological school OF Tu11s
college. Medford
Mylon Richardson, y. Of Twelve
Corners Me-, was accidentally shot
and killed by his older brother WINE
hunting.
Mrs. FRANCES Epps, a native OF
North Carolina. died at New LONDON
Conn. in her l03d year.
The committee In charge OF me
new high chool at Wakefield. MASS. I.
has found that It cannot be erected
for mo appropriation of $3.50. 600 on
account of the high cost OF mater a.s.
Harry Leavitt, 3. was shot In the
abdomen by boy at East Weymouth ,
Mass. and died a. the result OF Ms
injury.
Potato commission men In Boston
united in indorsing the statement OF
Food Administrator Hoover that the
apnormalIy high prices were due to
the farmer and the retailer.
Alvin M. Miller, %. gunners
mate, committed suicide at Newport,
RI, by shooting.
Mrs. Marguerite 3. Meshaka. heir
ess to millions and bride OF si1
months, died a suicide by gas In hel
home at Newton. Mass.
Hervey La Rochelle. Z. was STRUCK
BY an automobile at Bangor. Me.
dying soon afterward.
A wage Increase OF about 10 per
cent for the 500 operatives in the
cotton mill of the Cabot Manufactur
ing company Of Brunswick. Me-.
was announced.
Henry l.. Hesse, 80, machinist
was killed in fall from the sixth
floor OF Boston building.
Fire in the Interstate Garage com
| pany's building at North Conway. N.
H., caused loss of $4,000.
William O'Melia. Is. Of Stoneham
Mass. died from the effects OF
bullet wound inflicted with "a
calibre rife by a playmate.
Capt. Firth warped his schooner
the Mary r. Curtis. into the Boston
fish pier with % 200 pounds of fresl
mackerel aboard. a catch of less thai
twenty hours. The cargo sold To-
| $4,000.
All saloons within hall q mile o
army and navy stations at New Lon
don, Conn, will be closed by tn,
government II liquor is conveyed Il
soldiers and sailors.
Harry Wells. IL. was shot ant
killed at Enosburg Fails. VT. Will,
playing soldier with another boy
who accidentally discharged a revol
YER.
ine Boston freight handlers strike
which has held up the movement
freight destined for shipment abroad
was settled as result OF tn
activities Of labor representative
OF the Massachusetts committee Of
public safety.
Not more than two pounds Of su
gar to the customer" is the rule Il
retail stores throughout Greater Boz
ton.
Mrs Alice q. Foley. 81, Of Fitch
Lurg. Mass. fell from q Bostol
wharf AMI was drown ed.
Richard Currah. 10. while runnini
across street at Boston was strucl
and killed by an Elevated railwa.
car.
The body of Mrs. Grace Drake. SO
wife of a lumber dealer. was founl
near her home at Effingham. N. H.
with a bullet wound In the head, Ia
flicted by her own hand.
Mrs. Caroline Milstein was perhaps
fatally shot at Boston by CARMEL
Velona. a jealous sutton.
Twenty-Five cases OF archeoiogtca
specimens from central America al
rived at Boston, consigned to th'
Peabody museum at Harvard. The,
were taken from milan ruins.
Special Master Brownson decide,
that the picketing of the Bausch ma
chine tool company's factory a
Springfield, Mass. by striking mem
bers OF the machinists' union was II
legal
Violations OF the blue law" ar,
reported to the Fitchburg. Mass.
police. Merchants complain tina
competitors are doing a wfde-opel
business on Sundays, selling gro
ceries and provisions.
Boston society women, at q meet
ing Of the women's volunteer motto
detachment Of the Red Cross, pledget
themselves to operate motor ambu
lances in Boston. should the neces
sity arise.
Walter Turner, 10, charged will
attaching an aged woman, keeper q
a Providence lodging house, was sen
fenced to three years in state prison
/ An order Of notice has been mad,
returnable on Oct. 20 on the confirm
alton Of the composition offer o.
3S 1-S percent cash to the unsecured
creditors Of the w. & A. Bacor
company OF Boston, whose claims
have been allowed.
Massachusetts boys and girls VOL
two firsts and two second prizes In
food conservation work in eigh,
states at the Springfield. Mass.
fair.
Fourteen students from Japan form
| an important factor In the foreign
groups at the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology. Five are sent by the
Japanese government.
Dr.. William o. Stillman was re-
elected president of the American
Humane association at the annual
meeting at Providence.