Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13

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Harry 3. Stone hes gone 70 At,....
ea.' TO take . business position. A
Mrs.. n. D. Churchill Of Auh.,r :. ~.
guest OF her son. Verne Aldrich. ~
Mrs. Ellen ?. Cummings Of N.ch.n.
Fails visited relatives and fr,snSs ~
Friday. 'nos nsr'
Inc Delta Alphas will meet With NJ,
Nm nn'e Bennett on Thursday evening
Ars. ]. =. Stanley ID at Mechanic F.,,,
On visit TOR few days with m. Fiisr
=. Cummings. Ai'e'
Rev. d. r. Faulkner WA ca,,sd - "a.
ss.y last Friday to attend the funeral 81
The annual fair of the Un,vsr,.,,.,
parish VIII DO held Thursday sfternoor
and evening, Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Jordan and
son Oh Portland were week. end ruests N
MI and Mrs. Walter L. Gray.
Rev. e. b. Slower of Brv.nt,. Pond
performed the ordinance Of baptism N
the Baptist church Sunday night.
The Ladies' Social Union viii ma,
TOT sewing and other work Wednesday
at ESQ P. n. In the church parlor.
Walter z. Twitchsll lately visited nj.
son Bernard ut MadisoI, and Jaw his
granddaughter Ellen for the first time.
Rev. and Mrs. D. r. Faulkner are
spending the day Monday in Lewiston
In attendance upon the funeral Of q for.
mer friend.
All outstanding highway bills ara
wanted at once 20 to know the amount
70 DC called for at . special town meet
ing to be had for that purpose.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Curtis returned Thurs-
day from Massachusetts, where she yisit.
ed her SON Vernon. Mrs. W. e. Twitchell
kept house during her absence.
IL is reported that the southern DOR.
ton Of rural mail route No. 2 from the
South Paris post Office, on which A. =.
Holmes 10 carrier, 10 TO be taken of and
Joined with other territory to make a
third route from the Mechanic Falls
Office.
A town meeting will be held Saturday
of next week, the Gath, a. usual at more
or less this time Of year, for the purpose
OF raising money to pay outstanding
highway bills. The amount of the bills
10 not definitely known a. yet, a. some
of them are not in.
This week will be observed a. win INV
ehum week by the Epworth League OF
Deering Memorial Methodist Church.
The Wednesday evening meeting will be
OF this nature, and Rev. Leslie w. Grun-
dy Of West Paris will preach in special
meeting to be held Friday evening.
Charles E. Merrill, insurance and real
estate, has given up his lease of bis
Office In Pythian Block, and the room
will be connected with the rooms of the
Paris Trust Co., which Is In need of the
additional space. For the winter Mr..
Merrill will have his Office at his home
on Barrows Street.
A party which had been ut Andover
Surplus deer hunting returned homo
Saturday night. In the party were
Chester Record, William L. Bray, Mr..
Harry NJ. Shaw, Elmer Camp
bell and Kenneth Edmunds of Lynn,
Mass. They brought in two deer, one |
belonging to Elmer Campbell and the
other TO Harry n. Shaw.
Clarence G. Morton and family have
moved their goods into their new home,
the Stone house at High and Gothic |
Streets, though the house 10 not yet In |
condition to settle. G. K. Durham and
family Of Dixfield have moved into the
rent in the Stearps house vacated by Mr.. |
Morton's family. Win Frost and family,
who were to come here, will remain In
Dixfield.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold
their annual sale Of useful and fancy
articles, aprons, food, Ice cream, and |
table for the children next Thursday |
afternoon and evening in the large vestry. |
Sale opens ct half-psst two O'Clock.
Children, come and buy "seed" from
the magic pumpkin. Ladies having
articles for the sale please bring or send
them early.
The boys had lively celebration OF
their football victory in the Square Sat
urday evening. That statement needs |
some ampliflcation. 1t was not only the
BOYS bat the girls of the high school.
A torchlight parade. more or less illumi- |
nation, q lot OF cheering and brief I'm
promptu speeches were Its features.
Joy and Principal Foster |
were the principal speakers.
Highly successful was the patriotic |
dance held In Grange Hall "Wednesday
evening, the proceeds OF which are TO be
used for the purchase OF Christmas
comforts for the "boys across" Over
iorty couples were on the floor, and
receipts from q number Of tickets pur-
chased but not used viii add to the net
proceeds. Nearly all the expenses were
30 that the sum realized
was $47.50. The managers OF the afiair |
wish TO thank the grange, the musicians
and all Others who contributed In vari'
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