Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-02
SOUTH PARIS.

.,Dular dance Tuesday night
ss,s n,s Hsll. Same prices same
Mr.. Joseph Currier and son
W. ,H M, ~ rsturnsd from their vaca-
y '' %.a Tin in Portland o.,
~' ,.,,s.ld Lewis is in the Central
w. 6s'..-sl Hospital at Lewiston for
s.sasnt for failing 'yssisn''
,y.E.L Merrill of Patten
" s .s guests of their daughter Mrs.
~ ss,I.s 3. Merrill, for a few days.
chu,cbill has sold his heavy
DnV- Marshall r. Hastings to go In
Ss ss .oods. They weigh $40 pounds.
Mrs. William NJ. Lewallen of
~ ,'i,sd Mrs. Lewsllen's parents,
y. ~ Mrs. Benjamin SWEET, last week.
,,Dsctsd that Rev. Henry w.
- Bucksport will occupy the
mov A. the Congregational church next
asisy.
.rg Bssu, Miss Cora j. Mason
i w.. = Pauline Mason have gone to
s'..nS where they will spend the
Insr IS usual.
assam. who is recovering from a
v illness bat not yet able TO resume
xTu' - v;siLed i'm Bethel and
T.iny last week
1 Ms Abbs Bates of West Sumner has
",bs cusst of relatives and friends
:. ;u,i1g the psst week, making her
,sjcusrters with Mrs, L. e. Morton.
w,, Rutb Jameson was called to her
IN Cornish Wednesday by the
~; as # her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. G.
= "a, been teaching for her in her
hsncs.
". Ellen F. Cummings of Mechanic
~, majs short visit at Writ SANKEY'S
S5sv While on hsr way home from
s,ri;Ou where she has been stopping
"a relatives and friends.
u, and Mrs. Roscoe Gray Of Athol,
IA. announce the engagement Of
~, daughter Marjorie Dolores, to
srIG Hsmsl OF Concord, n. r., now
mporsl 10 the lO5d Infantry.
nrn q Bumpus will sell his house
Nh goods at auction Wednesday after
MN 81 this week at 1870, at his residence
!, Pleasant Street. A list Of the |
ruclual items is gwen on the bills.
IhtD. Park is auctioneer.
With the first Of October the business
I'm Wright, grocer, goes into the
Ind. Of the Fred n. Wright Co., which
M bean Incorporated. Three of the
.uk, IN the store, z. NJ. Durham,
a-cd Cole and Walter s. Abbott, are
Members OF the corporation.
The household goods of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. c. Fsrnald were moved the first of
nj week TO Portland, where Mr..
huld has position with the Fidelity |
inst Co. since leaving the Paris Trust
O., and whers they have secured
mt since selling their house here.
Hun. B. G. MeIntire, vice. president Of
be Federal Land Bank of Springfield,
Mas, explained the purposes and
Methods Of the bank at q public meet
NAT the court house on Monday of
Ht week. This is the bank established
b furnish needed financial aid to farm
n.
Among those who will attend the
Haslc Festival in Portland this week,
sthsr for Gslli.Curci night on Monday
riors longer time, are Mrs. Walter L.
Gny Miss Grace Thsyer, Mrs. Stella w.
M'nhan, Mrs. 81. Z. Wilson, Mr.. and
En 3. A. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert D. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G.
Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Norton.
Two weeks search for relatives of
.harles MOhr, the colored man who
LED at the fair grounds the Sunday be-
Hs the fair, was without result, and
b oVerseers of the poor of the town of
Iris we're at last notified, it appearing |
Bat be died in toe toilet room, which Is
, the Paris portion of the grounds.
be remains were buried in the town
'tin Fairyisw Cemetery. Mohr was
opposed to have hailed from Boston.
The main part of the seasons run ut
Be Burnham & Morrill, corn factory was
nshsd Friday, but the factory will
art again Tuesday morning to clean up |
'ns lots. There has been q much |
sttsr and longer run than looked
osslole after the frost. Considerable
Ine corn which comes to this factory
'oss on the hills, and heavy as the
Oss was IN the valleys, on the high |
nos there were numerous pieces of
IN which were not damaged by It.
T. A. Allen of Auburn has been en-
ised BY the directors as superintendent
the factory Of the Paris Shoe Co., and
now IN charge. Mr.. Allen is of long |
'pefiencs In shoe making, having work
~ Il here as long ago as when the
Daley factory was running. He has
81 completed sn engagement with the
lslsY- Foss Shoe Co. In Auburn.
le Paris Shoe Co., is now starting |
= second line of shoes under contract, l
: me prospect Is good for continuous
Arthur E. Clark has sold his house
Market Square to L. r. Schoff Of
'1tsr, who is a matchmaker and
sslsr, The sale was made through |
real estate agency Of Charles Z.
''iiil' Mr.. Schoff plans to remodel
: mont Of the house, putting on an ad- |
I'Oa with show window, and open q
seier's shop there. Mr.. Schoff has |
amlly OF wife and one daughter who |
u nlgo school. just what Mr.. Clark
smily will do Is not decided. BE
aGS employed in the brush factory at
a movement is on foot looking toward
building Of q Finnish church In
us1 Paris. To that end an organiza-
. sas been formed, and subscription
pefs have been prepared and will be
Vulsted among both the Firms and
|, snglish speaking people Of the
anol'y, contributions to be used for the
llolng Of the Finnish Evangelic
'tasran Congregational Church in
YIN Paris. Charles Whitman 10
sslasns OF the executive board, Oscar
sander secretary, and August Cum
ngs treasurer.
interest attached to the
- serial number taken out In the
'sctlys draft, which az ID we'll known
: Iso. Another kind of interest may
'acn 70 the identity Of the last man on
hst. In Oxford County the last
y VINO Is liable to call under the
~ n, Is Edward Elwyn Storey af Wilson's
w., Lincoln Plantation. His serial
Ted INK" number is 1901, and In the
wi 9ss. OF draft in the county his number
$50 Two other names are below
|. % the list, but both are aliens and
subject to call under the present