Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-16

ns1u vsashsr for apple plcksrs.
MIS- Mora Martin d ssschIp. !, ~,
0oo' hsr school there opening last wesk
Ars. I. n. Lunt of I.v,.so, .. a..
Briggs. ns'o'd T.
the date Of the Grange fair 10 Oct. "A
no. the 18th ~ given In Last vssls,
The w. c. 7. q. viii meat With NJ,
susie &. Chapman Tuesday Afternoon n
this week ct 2:S0. -
The Pathfpders viii meet With thai,
teacher, Mrs. Z. w. Norton, "Wednesday
afternoon from 4 to g..
MT. and Mrs. A. w. Walker and n,
and Mrs.. Albert d. Park ware AZ Sh.cc
Pond over the weekend. 1853
Mrs.. Charles Rawscn hss returusd
rom visit Of week 10 Mr.. and Mr.
shirley j. Rawson 1t Mexico.
Miss Ruth Sutherland of Cambridge.
nass., 10 the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L,V.
Bracket for two or three weeks.
The Baptist Ladies' Mission Circle
VIII meet Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
at the homo of Mrs. Annie Small.
Mrs. Z. b. Haggsts and Mrs. Guy r.
stevens started Monday morning for
south Hancock for . visit 10 relatives.
Mr.. and Ars. Archie Cole have re-
turned from Sherman Mills, after spend
Ing two weeks with Mrs. Coles sister
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntoon and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Witham of Portland were
Sunday gaests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kate
Stuart.
William B. Russell, Leon L. Russell,
William w. Ripley, William L. Bray and
Harlan Damon are In Andover Surplus
on deer hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hemingway of
Rumford were weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hemingway. An auto
trip to Poland Spring was enjoyed SUM-
day.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making preparation for their
annual Christmas sale, which Ia to be
held Dec. 9th and 9th. Don't forget the
date.
Miss Lena L. Franck of Round Pond,
former principal of the grammar school,
who 10 now teaching in Amesbury, Mass,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. harold
G. Fletcher.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid win hold q
sale of aprons, food, handkerchisfs,
fancy articles, etc., Thursday, Nov. 18th,
1t $50 O'Clock, In the large vestry of the
Baptist church.
The Fan Tsns have vacated their club
rooms over the dental Office Of DIR. Carl
8. Briggs, and Mrs. Cora s. Briggs and
Mrs. Kate Under will fit up the rooms
and live in them during the winter.
Mrs. Shirley j. Rawson of Mexico was
here over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry d. Cole. She was on
her way to make visit of week or two
II Brownville, where she formerly lived.
Mrs. Allie Crommett and little daugh.
ter Esther, who have been for some time
with Mrs. Esther Ryerson, have gone to
where they will spend
some time with Mrs. Crommett's par
ents.
Andrew Eastman of Albany, Paris
high School '16, was here the last Of the
week. He has passed the examination
for admission to the aviation training
school ut Cambridge, Mass, but 10
some distance down on the list, and has
not yet been called.
News has been received of the death
In Santa Barbara, Calf, on the 7th, OF
little David Blair Fish, son by adoption
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fish. Mrs.
Fish was formerly Miss Isabelle Morton
of South Paris. The boy was only few
months Of age, having been taken In
early infancy by Mr.. and Mrs. Fish.
In spite of adverse weather conditions,
some good sweet corn was grown in
South Paris this season. On John
McPhee's farm s11S.02 worth OF corn
was picked from eighty-one hundredths
of an acre. This is producing sweet
corn nc the rate of $145.6S per acre ex-
elusive Of the fodder. This 10 fair
yield for this season.
The Paris Shoe Co. is now shipping
shoes regularly, about $l10O worth being
sent out last week and the same amount
going this week. The pay roll now
amounts to $500 per week, and plenty OF
orders are In sight. A stockholders
meeting of Special interest will be held
at Alton G. Wheeler's Office this Monday
evening at 7:S0. All come.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Heidner and Laura
Ellis left Saturday morning for Spring
asld. Mass, where they will remain for
A while, and later expect to go south.
They will be much missed here, and
their many friends are sorry TO see them
apparently severing their connection
with South Paris permanently. IL 10 to
be hoped that they may at least nnd IL
practicable to spend portion OF the year
here.
Frank Harris, who was brought to jail
by Sheriff Cole from Fryeburg on the
second day of the fair at that place
charged with pocket picking, finally
secured bail on Saturday and LETT town
With his counsel, w. b. Hines Of Lewis
ton. When be was arraigned In court
the day after his arrest, the hearing was
CONTINUED for week, and Harris began
sfforts 10 secure bail. At the time Oh
the bearing last Thursday his arrange
mspts bad not been completed. and ut
his request the bearing was again con
snnsd. this time until Tuesday OF tnis
veek. On Saturday after he had been
in Jail ten days, cash bail was put up ioi
him to the amount of $4OO and Nc iei'
town rs stated.
Burke.AdklnS.