Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-14
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BEGINNING June "a 1917.
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STATED MEETINGS
-. Lodge. No. "a. Regula
RIA. NJ. ,--iI.S1ssninr on or before fullmool
s.t,s TuesISl MICS { Odge. regular NEE
m F'-hV-snlr Of each week.-Auror
q rh1rsa,s{s Tss and ,hird Monday evening
sssaop til, pIe,saa Rebeksh Lodge. Nc
naR-Ao..55 AMI fourth Fridays OF eac
4 sss.s "a Teuows HAL; ~ ,Is raa,
ssn IN UGwT XII ,mbSll Post, NO. las, NEE
ga S- NV saturday evenings Oh csc
b y. A. &. Hal. ,.s,os o,ths @ A
40, 2 .! EH1r,Sg'I Circle, LADIES OF me u. = =
". a. Srst snd Ihird SATURDAY evenings y
ssss In Grand Army hau, C. .s,
y sSS'NIioshus L. Cham6erlsln lamp ami r, mees
sa .,..,Si ana fourth srldays oL eaS nd u ,h,,s
gaJT-Psr,s GIars' .n 800, u Hsn
E.Ss,v Of each uo4s. 90 s5,.ts Nnndsys O
80 .C.-Secona @a- loU''N
a month stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
LE Q. a. f9lr,a wednesday evening
fsa 10q norpp Lodge, No. 81, meets every
~ ~ evening" at PySh'an t'al''
,hsrt Smith Of Turner has beer
,a 1ss a a Writ s'aD.sy'' for f'" days
NO rockingham has returned
y" , Il Of several weeks in Perry
d Bangor
-, Eugene P. Lowell of this place
y, % n second Maine Regiment, ia;
y, NJ o, St to second lieutenant,
o.nE Faulkner has been engaged
Ts Z kinda Post, G. A. R., to
y. IN he address here next Memorial
d.
..u,.r 2 Davis, who went to San
,.a,i.co asst fall, Is expected TO return
sSo9;b Paris in the course OF few
rsis.
=. "a, nroceeas Of the recent sale OF
.',,ja FOR the benefit OF the Service
l.,1s were 50 o5, not $500 as was
-rrted last week.
,,,,sv ! Jackson and Alfred b.
,.,,o, went Friday morning to spend
90, three weeks az the Summit House,
E,5r.stt Mountain, Princeton, Mass.
o,i,, 70 arrangements which had
,..,3v bssu made, there will be SER
-, =, the Methodist church every
,,jsy during the present month, not
,1i.iug any
Was Able Stsrbird, who has a posi-
%,In one Of the government depart
,.r,, al Washington, is spending her
1giou Of a mCash with her parents,
!, and Mrs. ". $ Starbird.
Sus of the knitting done by the
Ess Of South Paris and Paris Hill for
4. al5isrs and sailors has been on
,,,ibition 10 the window at the store OF
\ Dayton Bolster Co. during the past
Tsk
Mss EvsE. Walker, Mrs. Alta Ran
Il, Mss Priscilla Chase, and Mrs. G. G..
y,r.on and daughter Helen and son
Egh have spent the past week at the
Rksr camp, Altamerteva, at Shsgg
Pond.
Ms B. P. Adkins and daughter Miss
Ll1a Adkins started Tuesday morning
msVisit TO relatives in Worcester and
hrhburg, Mass. Mrs. Frances Harlow,
Yn Adkins mother, who had been
..is for some weeks, returned to Worces-
.E With them.
William S. Abbott, who has been in
hisu, Mass, for some time, arrived
thursday to spend few weeks with his
Tsnts, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Abbott.
q vas summoned under the draft for
1s nsS national army, and has passed
be irst examination, expecting TO be
aLsd later for further examination.
NJ. and Mrs. Wm. P. Morton and Mrs.
. Briggs we're 10 Portland a few days
be first Of last week, and visited Mrs.
torOO's sons, Ralph B Penfold and
a!nOnd W. Penfold, both of whom
ave enlisted in the Coast Artillery, and
Re At Fort Mckinley. Raymond has
ssn chosen captain of the Fort McKin-
y ball team.
Ms. L. A Rounds and j. D. Haynes
ERE in Auburn Thursday to attend the
neral Of Alyah L. Rounds, who died
Mechanic Falls Monday at the age of
years. Mr. Rounds was the youngest
'other OF the late DR.. Isaac Rounds of
llih Paris. There is now living only
as Of family Of eight, David Rounds
Osnville. Alyab Rounds leaves a
itoE and one son.
Advertised letters aud cards in the
la'a Paris post Office August IS, 1917:
M. Marion Hamilton.
" Margaret Trefethen.
Si:s Ladee Walker.
!. Briggs.
Eivard DYER.
Alien Farrell
w w william Mccarthy.
Elmer T. Roberts.
az. Wright.
j. A. Kenney, P. NJ,
lne hrst shipment of shoes from the
CORY Of the Paris Shoe Co. was made
y Tuesday, and was followed by others
lllag the week Twenty-Five were on
! payroll for the week. Frank B. Fish
'as Bankers Audit has been working
. several days Installing a system OF
for the company. w. o.
DsGingham, Alton G. Wheeler and
!" n Wright will go to Boston Tues
Y % business connected with the
'npaDy.
me refreshing showers of Thursday
s.. ana Friday put different look on
! ACE OF nature, and frightened things
INVARIABLY. 1t was the first rain
,SS y Tor comparatively light showers
4igo We have bad for six weeks, and
! Olg reserve of water laid up by the
i y. OF Nay and June was the only
-. tnat kept Us going. Some crops
!, ~ u slfeady damaged by the drought
.ms ram came in time to save some
. .us gardens, if it is followed up b!
snty more.
.sns on the part of the Grand Trunl
:. 'ue installation of block signals OF
= part OF its line between Shelburne
, y, and Bethel have been approved
~ a' pnolc utilities com omission. Thi
:. ~ =, ulfect outcome of the accident o
\; 1psNaflstmaS between West Bethel anC
s Gao when FIVE men lost their lives
- ,,ct Investigation of the accident, tn
oaS ordered the installation o
~ signals on longer section of tn
o ~; oos on representations by the roa'
0O'nsd its original order.
= picnic T, was enjoyed by the Safet
, Olno with Mrs. Lester Twitchel
!, uoOpers Ledge near her home Tues
INV \ evening, supper being eaten there
n, IV - 'ne affair was over it resolved II
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