Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-04
SOUTH PARIS.

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.. ,I,on c. Wheeler was co, called tt
.i 3D. thursday to try a Ia" case
MAC. ". shaw will go Tues
D. ~ mend week at Cliff Island
? Ripley was in Boston or
'aS ,s,srsI days the past week.
rrSord has exchanged farm in
b. -. Sr !, ,,ard in Norway village.
r,n,. : Lucas of Auburn was 8
US charles H. Thayer's few days
sTs'k' >-s o,,.
SHaA allied upon bis aunt, Mrs.
ntCooE.
I s.,Ts iong lumber band saw mill
1Eshc'o'y'
clara Howard is spending a vaca-
~ IN ne family Of Frank Knight at
SM.,Soro, Mains.
,,syrs. E0gung Ripley and four
- n Portland were recent guests
I.,.Iys, in town.
NJ. Geneva Young, a graduate of
Tormal school. will teach the
s s year in sanford
,,s Mr., Orer Merrow of Auburn
> .scsr, gla.s Of Mrs. Merrow's
ro;ss: Eiaia y Haskell.
n. and Mrs E y. Wright and Mr..
1y,s George Eastman took an auto
- - . Boston The pas; week.
| NJ, ardsrs r Prince and Mrs.
-, Prince os 3uckfeld visited
s s-If in South Paris last Wednesday.
". Jacob Nichols is seriously i'll.
- bsipg csrsl Tor by her daughter,
~ Warren Sws. If Winchester, Mass.
meeting of ,-s ladies' Missionary
,,,,.,y will be as at the home of Mrs.
~ Nuzzy, Tuesday, Sept. 4th, at 2:S0
IN
Ma, Annie Kerr. who has been spend
,,Ssr vacation with her parents, Mr..
Ems Henry Kerr, has returned to
A;,c1,
r,i,vs,,s Dow. wrO has been engaged
= NJ berry ,s-u o; Howard Maxim
"a. Lockes Nils, returned home
7.asis!,
u, and Mrs T z. Needham Of Port
,,3 are guests Of NJ. Nsedham's sister,
Ma E.N. Anderson, over Sunday and
labor Day
Some attractive Signs have been paint
sor the windows 2 the drug stores of
NJ Charles Il. Seward Co. and A. E.
alrie5 Co,
Charles Ripley wLo is having a two
ninth; vacation from his duties as
bsssusn on The Grand Trunk, was at
Ns,brooke fair tw0 days last week.
si.s's Orchestra of six pieces has
tssn engaged 70 furnish music for the
IoiP. Bal ., Norway on Thsnksgiv-
u, night
gW Deuuis0u aud family arrived
tuesday from Auburn, Ind. Mr.. Den
,pn has bis old position in the Office of
The Paris Manufacturing Co.
On Tuesday Of last week Alton c.
Maxim took an automobile load Of ten
zsnoers Of Paris Grange to attend a
Ga1ge meeting at Beams Corner in
Bethel.
Master Stanley Gray Of Athol, Mass,
et for bis home Tuesday morning.
as has been spending several weeks
'i;h bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gray.
Chss e Howard was taking his vsca-
i0n iron bis store last week, and trying
0 do bis Bit and help win the war by
'ofkng in bis garden in company with
be potato bugs and oaterpillsrs. All
pod workers.
Maurice Pence received a painful in
ny The past week, while working In the
ard Of the Paris Manufacturing Co. an
1s which be was using hit the shin
one cutting a cash four inches long.
peculiar thing about the accident was
'li the axe made the cash without
isting the cloth.
Mrs Maudaua L. Miller of Waltham,
lass, was the guest the past week of
e. sister, Mrs Ellen z. Blake. Mrs.
..s' IS 81 years, enjoys good health
10 one would never suspect her adyanc-
age. Sic vas until nine years ago
nPIoyed 0y The Waltham Watch Co.,
eng with the concern 81 years.
The Paris Trust Company is INSTALL
ga Burroughs bookkeeping machine
facilitate toe handling of its large and
creaslng business. This will be con-
'nience TO customers as well as great
s.p 10 the Office force as the work can
done much faster and the customer
Us printed instead OF written figures
d is assured o, accuracy.
Extensive repairs have been made at
c lar grounds, and indications point
solg fair this year. More entries
We been received than ever before at this
s' People attending the fair this
az Will be able 10 get cold spring
''er 90 the grounds. The fence in the
y oil toe cattle sheds has been moved
me spring is now on the grounds.
CLERK Of Courts, Ernest j. Record and
IS Elizabeth E. Edgerly completed on
llursday Of last week the work of the
ice made necessary by the new Nation
army draft They have been at work
most constantly since June 9th and
much Of the time with extra help.
" realize the amount of detail re-
req oy the Government under this
AZ except those who actually do the
NJ: and Mrs. W. K. Holmes and
lgoter, after spending q good part of
GU vacation here, will start Tuesday
Nnlog % their return TO SouthiDgton,
, they will De accompanied as far as
Mass, by Mrs. Leroy D.
enc and son William, who have been
Jung Nrs. Keene's parents at Norway,
'ne holmes family will make a visit
stsmihs 1am before going on TO Con-
me construction crew of the Paris
= 20 are rushing the work on the
Nury house and the changing of the
ltSe OF Nichols Street. Clarence G..
'lson' who has charge of the work is
aaV'csppsd by the shortage of help,
hopes to get the new street and the
nent work done by the first of
Vemoer, Owing to their inabiliay to
i ! prick, the new dryer will probab-
70 OIL cement poured in forms. The
'sner, conyeyor and mixer are already
'fe ready for work.
Tie class Of P. q. S. .12 spent a very
l !. day last Thursday when they
y together with Mrs. /. D. Barrows
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