Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-11
aOUTH PARIS.

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n.,.1ousr Of Portland was the
y ~ s guest Of Miss Carolyn Gray
,,.x Greedy of Oxford is visit
.ls.od, in town. -,
ts , pen With Miss Faith Davis.
y,rstou is engaged as ele-
rs. IN Hotel Brunswick, Portland
Y Anderson was at Bethel
" o.. = % attend the funeral OF . rela-
n,psbrsty was at home from
=. rirS his people for a day or
rsI week.
Hsrtslle of Bates College
'S he pulpit at the Congregational
~ ,ssin on Sunday
nLx Lunt of Lewiston has been
- D., The past week with her daugh-
ms. Harold T. Briggs
81 Record of Sanford was with
~ ..nts Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
= ,s.t:.s, over the weekend.
u,,oId c. Fletcher is entertain
" ,,,epts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Phillips
7iIsrnOrs, for few days.
=. Harriet Mayo, after visiting at
~ ,iIips' for three weeks, returned
s,,j,y 70 be, home in Auburn.
&c Miller has been i'll during
I'D few DAYS, and no services we're
% he Uniyersalist church on SUM-
a.
az Wright bas put in q peanut
Under with electric motor In
!. mr.. and grinds the substance out
s.sedsd,
n. Kate Stuart went Friday to Port
= here she expects to remain IN
t.Sont Christmas, and receive medical
ssinsnt
u. and Mrs. Newton Stanley, after
...Sirg their vacation with relatives
=. ,.turned Saturday to their home
,south Portland.
ne high school entertainment which
-. n,sSiously advertised for Friday
r.sirg Dec. I, will be Friday evening,
DE- Il. this week.
AZ Stevens, who is in q drug store
4 p,,bsl. was here with his family for
,,bort tins last week, called on account
aihs illness Of his boy.
L,mi,bls was held at the high school
buIlding Friday evening, and the enter
alpusr, which was TO have been given
nst evening was postponed to . later
is;s
Nj. Nora Durham, who has been In
.b.ots,s Of the Oxford Electric Co. for
No pss, rear or two, is to 60 into the
lice Of Alton c. Wheeler as stsnog-
nphsI,
Ms Albert D. Park was at East
SINNER for few days the FIRST Of last
,ssk. Her sister, Mrs. Ella 8. Heald
a,ha. place, is recovering from the
measles.
The selecimsn have drawn orders for
sshvsy bills within six dollars of the
tD thousand raised at the special meet
n, and know OF few others outstand-
hg, which will have TO wait.
Ms Harrington Mann moved last
,ssk from c. Freeland Psnley's to Nor
way, where she is In the Smith house
% Dssriug Street. She was accom-
panied BY Miss Mildred Parker.
Murray n Bigelow of South Paris, of
.hs class Of 1918, is named as one Of the
L:srnsIss from Bowdoin College for the
hind officers training camp. Mr..
3igslow is now in the ambulance service.
Maurice L. Noyes Is putting In . num-
'sr Of new windows additional to those
Atssdy there, and making other i'm
at the Holt house on Park
trset, into which be Is to move with
Ia family.
At the regular meeting of Mt. Pleasant
ssbskah Lodge next Friday evening,
here will Be roll call followed by an
ntsriainneut. The acting Noble Grand
sks for all possible to respond in some
'innsr, If not in person.
The total figures on the drive for the
|. n. c. A. war fund on the 18th of
oVsnber, are s76l s5 for South Paris,
Of OF which a small SUN was paid for
ipsnses. The total for Norway net,
Dove expenses, was s562.01.
Charles q. Churchill has sold his
sst market on Market Square, busi-
10 and building, to Archie Cole. who
lev weeks since opened the South
ar' Cash Market in Maxim Block on
ne Street. Mr.. Cole takes possession
aursday morning Of this week. Mr..
lurchilPs plans for the future are not
ade.
Aiter being of since the storm Of
Aufday week, most of the street lights
re 10 commission again Thursday
got, but there are still some dark
oH and sireaks, including High Street
'm Gothic TO Nichols. The hoodoo
ssnt seem to have been removed from
: High Street lights by the change
10 arcs to incsndescents.
Mrs. L. c. Smiley and Mrs. C. W.
'Hker will open tea room on Tues
v Oh this week at II O'Clock, In the
1m At the rear Of Mrs. Smiley's
ll'nery store. They will serve twenty
cent lunches every noon, with q
Ileo menu, and the room will be open
me public, for light refreshments,
20 u o'clock noon to $50 every day.
IS, Stuart, chief electrician In the
llssd States navy, visited South Paris
! Norway Friday and talked to some
soe young men singly and in groups
5noing the matter of enlistment in
navy. Mr.. Stuart Is q Maine boy,
. enlisted in the navy from Bangor st
VINE Of the Spanish war, and has
oe duty In 1t ever since, in various
rs OF the world.
WIN six or eight inches of snow on
ufoay night on top Of the inordinate
cunt which fell . week earlier, every
1g looks more like winter than before,
! tne cold wave which follows the
r@ does not lessen the wintry effect.
PAGES In Paris II was necessary TO
'ssl long distances to make . road
% y the storm OF the 1st, and snow
= are being piled up against the
:, ~ a merry rate. II seems too bad
nave thugs blocked up 90 ut the
set OF winter.
very successful fair was held by the
alos Circle Of the Congregational
llco Thursday. In the afternoon
''e was the usual variety Of articles
prayed, candy excepted, and sale WAS
~. in the evening an entsrtsinment
gwen which Was unanimously pro-