Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-04-03
sOUTH PARIS.

SUlH l AAo
,n., Nora Durham and Miss Rsn'
,. s,s I were in Boston few days las
week. ,.h.. haan v,s,t;n,
mss xsa Dor McAlister at North Pari
hrsisW days
will be another one of the popu
Ins.s sss At Grange Hall Tuesday even
~ Of this week
~. PHYLLIS Taylor is employed a
MSS nSsr in the law office Of Hon
hines 5. Wright.
NJ. Harry D. Cole visited her dangh
NJ u Shirley ]. Rswson, at Mexico
~ days last week
Me. Ida Murch of North Paris ha'
= ,bs ones. Of Miss Marguerite Porter
; s,i the vacation week.
~. IN. Bessey Of Rumford hai
.bs guest OF her grandmother, Mrs
"a Psriiu, for the past week.
-,,.,nnsl meeting of the South Paris
s - Trade will be held in the assess
~, cfscs wednesday evening of this
ssek.
Ma. Nsbe G.. Hathaway spent the
-. rae. Of vacation from her teaching
SSoetpOrt. Mass, with her father, 7,
?. Hathaway
Masses Beryl AMI Louise Silver have
- snendiDg q part of their vacation
,.tbs home Of their grandfather, W. 81.
rbiIis, at North Paris.
,r Witham is moving from the
-. where be has lived for some years
9TH Of the Park Street bridge to a farm
N Nillettyille, Norway.
vvlss Record has been spending the
-, rack Of vacation from his school at
s-;ic,on Academy with his grandpar-
A.. Mr.. and Irs. Geo. B. Crockett.
vs Menzer A. Will of Strong, former
!, srssidept of South Paris when she
-. Miss Marguerite Clifford, was q
ynss, Of Miss sara l. SWEET few days
et week.
Miss Charlotte Cole spent the past
x.sk Of vacation with relatives at Bry-
mt, Pond. and Miss Doris Cole and Luz
slls Cole were there for few days the
lu. Of the week.
Albert B. Bean was taken to Thomas
a tuesday by Deputy Sheriff q. o.
Simson Of Norway, to begin his SEN
,spce Of not less than eight nor more
&sn twenty years.
IN Ossell is making changes in the
arrangement Of his garage on Western
Avenue, making two show rooms with
| aye windows in the front, and side
.utrsnces TO the work room at rear OF
tie building.
A. the railroad station Saturday
,ight Sheriff Cole and Deputy Sheriff
Simsou made two seizures Of liquor
ron the person, one Of four quarts and
tie other of six quarts, and made one ar
.s.. for drunkenness.
The Paris schools opened again Mon
isy morning, after a vacation OF a week.
A school is in session in the Tubbs dis
rict this term, with Miss Eva Studley of
Gen Cove, who has been teaching at
Byants Pond, as teacher.
Capt. Alfred A. Starbird of the United
States Army has been transferred from
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to the office of the
Inspector general in Washington, where
be expects to be- stationed for some time,
Unless the war should make difference.
The street railway had troubles Satur-
day. lis mail cart used at the station
broke 10 two when it went off the plat
.orn with the forenoon mail, and one OF
.hs cars was of the rails at the lower
Iussng for two hours in the middle of
The forenoon.
In accordance with the suggestion OF
he committee Of public safety that all
should display the stars and stripes at
their homes and places of business, Old
Glory is now TO be seen in many places,
floating in the outer air or sdorning the
widows. And still there is opportunity
Tor some hundreds more.
The organization of the fire compan-
les comes this week. On account of the
u.e Of Engine House Hall for school
,OOm, the organization will be made at
he assessors Office, and In two INSTALL
nenis. Friday evening Hose Co. No. !
and the Hook and Ladder Company will
organize, and Saturday evening Hose
Companies Nos. 2, 8, and 5.
John z. Shennett of Boston, an in
,psctor for the New England Insurance
Exchange, was at South Paris Friday to
make an examination of our fire fighting
acilities. In company with Chief En-
snesr Bowker, be tested hydrants, and
made q thorough inspection of every
nng, even to a careful inventory OF
every item of equipment. The Demo-
fas can say with authority that the
water pressure, with two hydrsnts wide
open, was such as to please him. Some
%nsr features of our equipment not so
pleasing.
Al least one class of farmers friends
Ne "on their job" though the spring Is
niy started. A Democrat man stood
lew days since talking with Professor G.
a featon al the railway station plat
urn, when the latter remarked, "Do
!oa see that little insect? That is par
sIe on the brown tail moth" The in
'G referred to was little dark colored
NON, not over half an inch long, straight
nu sim, about as large as a small knit
ing needle. Though it was so small
@aI only an observant eye would have
a'uced !: as 1t travelled along the edge
Iaplank, Mr.. Yeston noted IL imme-
uAsiy and recognized it.
Inc lease of the Paris Home Bakery
v l. j. Corby & Co. expired Saturday
sl', and Mr.. and Mrs. Corby have re-
aie1 nom the business. r. w. Walker
Norway, the proprietor, Is here in
YS,sOn 10 charge as he says "with the
az crew that made the Paris bakery
aIoas," Ralph Edwards is employed
ssOaSer, and A. N. Green continues on
We 'Is delivery wagon. Mr.. Walker has
Geo small steam boiler to furnish
. -oIs' neat to the oven according to the
ON approved modern methods. he
nOpOses 70 run the bakery under the
.a1e OF IN. and P. Baking Company"
Nv, ~ VIII have bEnch store at Norway.
-, -a.sf 10 the season an auto truck will be
ION, and considerable attention will
"pAd to the Wholesale trade.
.m spite OF a rainy, sloppy evening,
m ~~e over fifty attended the pa triotic
osv vNog under the auspices of the Sons
a. 's'erans at Grand Army Hall Tues
~ evening. The musical numbers OF
M, program included three selections by
,.s ss IRA trace Dean, violin, A. Cote cornet,
\, ~ M alss Azola Pike piano; a vocal duet
H;, mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Sessions; q
Ra suu auet by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Talnnam; and duet by Harlan and