Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-30

About $4,000 Of tina bond. a, n,
second Liberty Loan were cold bv IN.
Paris Trust Co. 'A'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Perkins ara I.
5etneI Tor few days. guests OF Mr.
Perkins' sister.
Aiss Elizabeth Mussy began vort =,
sns insurancs ONCE Of W. ]. Wheeler Z
Co. Monday morning..
Asa Remission and family are mov,n.
nom Albany into the !. 81. Nichol,
house on High Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Smart q,
kangeley are visiting his father. W. B
stuart, and other relatives here.
Rev. G. b. Newton has been ...ia.ins
Rev. e. h. Slower In svangelistic meet
'ngs at bryant's Pond during the pas,
There will be q Halloween social n,
the congregational vestry Tuesday even
Ing, Oct 80. Everybody come and learr
your fate.
The freshman class c2l) OF the hirb
school have bought Q $50 Liberty bond
which they expect TO hold until the
year they graduate.
Robert w. Wheeler Of the medical
department Of the army, now stationed
a. Fort Mckinley, Portland, was at home
for few hours Sunday.
Rev. C. W. Rogers OF Gray will occupy
the Congregational pulpit next Sunday.
The subject Of the evening discourse will
be "Waks up, America.
The Womsn's Missionary Society Of
the Congregationalist church will meet
at the homo OF Mrs. John Wight on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Harold Merrill has been ut home for
three or four days from Berlin, N. b..
where he is employed in the Cascade
mill, taking short vacation because of
getting something In bis eye.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congre-
gational church will hold their regular
supper T -sday, Nov. 8, and In the
evening A. T. McWhorter will lee
ture on lie Might Of Manhood"
The Ladies' Whist Club met with Mrs.
Writ Stanley Thursday afternoon, with
. number OF guests acting a. substitutes
for the regular players. The next meet
ing In two weeks will be with Mrs.
Alton c. Wheeler.
The officers and degree staff OF Ham,
lin Temple, Pythian Sisters, will have o
rehearsal on Tuesday evening. The
Grand Chief will soon visit and inspect
the temple. Will every member please
try and be present.
VIM. K. Kimball Circle, Ladies' OF the
q. A. R., was inspected Thursday even
ng by Mrs. Lola Hayes of Foxcroft,
Department President Of the Department
,f Maine. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mt. Mica Lodge will do its first work
,f the fall season at Its meeting Thurs
lay evening of this week, when the first
degree will be worked on four or five
candidates from Norway Lodge. Light
will be served after the
work and pleasant evening 10 anticipat-
3D..
Lloyd L. Davis has enlisted In the
Canadian Forestry. He left South Paris
IN the Saturday evening train In CON-
,any with q number from Portland en-
.oute for Lewis (just opposite Quebec
,ity). From this point they will in
sw days embark for England, final
either Scotland or France.
G. e. Durham, who has been running
! store and garage at Dixfield, has sold
ais store and has purchased an interest
n the Paris Auto Sales Co. OF South
Paris. He expects to move here with
ais family soon, Will Frost, who has
been employed BY Mr.. Dunbar 10 the
garage at Dixfield, will also move here
With his family and continue In the same
inc of work.
Sergt. and Mrs. Ralph LaRose OF
Auburn are receiving congratulations on
he birth of . 10 IL pound boy, born
Oct. ~. They have named him Grant
Louis LaRose. Sergt. LaRose 10
member of the Third Co., G. A. N. g.,
now stationed ut Fort Mckinley,
Portland. Mrs. LaRose, who was for
merly Paris girl, IN now staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson,
Who are also from Paris. Both mother
and child are doing finely.
1t will be some time yet before the
new machinery can be installed and
ready to run 20 that the power station OF
the Oxford Electric Co. ut Norway VIII
be In commission. Meanwhile the shoe
factory at Norway 10 running on steam
from It's boilers, and by the use OF the
power available the lights are Kept go
ing. The street cars are not running,
but Conductor Guy r. Stevens has been
running his automobile a . Jitney De-
tween the two towns, carrying the mail
and passengers. This helps ont the
situation materially.
The Service League during the six
of its existence has raised over
5000, without making any canvass for
an Inscriptions. IL has received . great
MANY voluntary contributions In sums
from tan cents to ten dollars, and these
are most gratefully acknowledged.
About $500 has been spent for yarn, ana
it in still impossible to satisfy the re-
ON eats for 10 By women who are willing
to knit. Money given to the League to
bpv warn in we'll invested for aid and
comfort 10 our boys, a. the knitted arsi-
Giles have q value several times a mucn
a. the cost of the yarn.
Next Sunday, Nov. A. 10 international
Go-to- Sunday School day, and some
thing of q Drive will be made by the
Schools of the place TO secure
specially large attendance Tor the Gay.
Visitors will be welcomed In Ill the
schools, and oil are urged, whether they
are regular attendants at Sunday Scnooi
or NOT. 20 20 on that day, even II only -
vj.itors. 10 the school Of their preference.
A canvass of the town will be made oy
the four Sunday Schools acting In con-
jnnction. and to make arrangements Tor
this = meeting of the superintendents
and nastors viii be held at DIR. Bucks
Office this Monday evening.
Ch.s. q. Howard was In Boston lasi
veek TO attend the annual meeting o.
ths Halted Drug Co., which, % many
know, Ia the concern making 'n1 No -
prepsrstions Of various KINDS. LUG P.o
eram covered several days, beginning %
Tuesday, and besides the ousInss.
sa.sion included visits to the iscorsso,'ee
If the com pany, banquet, olamoske,
and on Thursday trip to New for1
c,tv nv special train Of six parlor carr
and two dining cars. Mr.. Howard lei.
Me- YORK at midnight Thursdsy nign'
IN advance Of the rest OF the party, M
"a NOT completed the round OF eneer-
----sS.d frr than In that CITY.