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

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usnrv ". Webb will occupy thu
sss -. pulpit next Sunday.
and True furnish music for .
sos A. West Paris Wednesday evening
llhls week
,d Shaw will furnish the music
n'oeiable at West Paris Friday even
M Of this week.
,,,v Edwards has returned to
-. College, where he Is q member oil
tss sophomore class
lizard Shaw and his orchestra fur
~ mnsIc for the recent Worlds
Pr ). North Waterford.
s,,,-sl thousand young fish from the
- ,ts,s hatchery were planted In
1v,r,hlps Pond last Thursday.
NJ. Ida Greedy is in the hospital at
,.-;.,op where she underwent an
.S,a,on for appendicitis some days
inee.
YA., Z Chapman returned Wednes-
t-om Portland, where be had been
go DAYS in q hospital for surgical
,....nsDt Of one of his feet.
r,.1adles Whist Club held its first
..,;,s Of the season with Mrs. DR..
80 Thursday afternoon. There are
80 tables. TIE next meeting in two
-. viii be with Mrs. Writ Stanley.
N, and Mrs Harry NJ. Wheeler of
r.lsSsld Mass, with friends, q party
" ST arrived here Friday afternoon
- xspt on 10 Shagg Pond, where they
:. amending few days at their camp.
sunday was observed as Rally Day by
80 Congregational Sunday School with
-0,c and Rotations by the children,
visited BY tue church choir, and an
,Sdrsss bS Rev. VIM. 81. Lakin. The
,nsrdascs was 1877. Contribution $3.50.
goIli, Mckinley, Leo Walton and
yi,sorth Wheeler, who joined the
Tuuior Volunteers in July, and have
Sssn working on the land in Aroostook
GoTp,y returned to their homes In
Soulh Paris last week.
csblegram from Lieut.. Eugene
rossll received Friday announced his
a. .rrival in France, confirming pre-
,io5. reports that the 10Sd Regiment,
s,msrly the Second Maine, had com
sls,sd the passage in safety.
Miss Haze Carver, who was injured
i,ths automobile accident on Elm Hill
,iss weeks since, has returned home
f-om Dr.. Trufsnt's hospital and is i'm
nroyIpg rapidly. 1t was at first feared
has Der injuries were serious.
Mrs Arthur c. Soule OF South Wind
IAN. formerly Miss Katherine Morton
n South Paris, is the mother of an eight
Ouod girl. The child was born in q
Portland hospital on Wednesday. Both
mother and child are doing finely.
There have been 500 wooden pieces
init for the soldiers by members of the
south Paris branch ofthe Service League
,iDes the last box was shipped to Ports
mouth. These include sweaters, sleep
rg caps, helmets, mufiers, wristers,
bose and bed socks.
SIX months OF snow now. At least ID
began here on Thursday, the 11tb, when
fakes Of snow drifted down among the
ain for some time, and on the hills
enough fell go that il still showed Friday
noon. 10 some parts of northern Maine
there was SIX inches. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". North and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred North, also Mr.. and Mrs A.
B. Talbot and Ernest Talbot of Fore
Street. Oxford, were at Turner Wednes-
day night to attend the wedding OF Mr..
Ray LssVitt and Miss Hazel Talbot OF
,hs. town. The bride is the daughter
of. P. Talbot of Turner, who 10 q
brother Of Mrs. T. w. North and A. B.
Talbot.
Harold T. Thayer will attend the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Portland
this week, as representative Of Mt. Mica
Lodge. Elmer Aldrich goes to the Grand
BOcsmpnent as representative Of Aurora
Encsmpmens. L. W. Hollis, lodge dis
triet deputy, and L. z. Monk, eucamp
nsnt district deputy, will also attend
the grand bodies.
The druggists have struck for Q shorter
day, and according to the announcement
made IN another column, beginning next
week their stores will be closed at S:15
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day evenings. So il on those nights You
heed med cine or anything else from the
varied stock Of modern drug store, you
will have TO get it early.
Ensign Albert L. King of South Paris
has been promoted to the position of
commander Of the destroyer Morris.
hr. King, who has been in Portland for
toe past few years, was a member OF the
Maine Navsl Reserve, and after the
declaration Of war was mustered into
active service in the navy, and has for
some time been second In command on
The Morris.
Rev. and Mrs. g. 81. Newton were at
SOckland last week to attend the State
sunday School convention. Mr..
As"ton's brother, Rev. j. Edward
Newton, who is pastor of the Rockland
congregational church, has been
granted years leave of absence and
started Wednesday for France, where
% will be engaged in 7. NJ. G. A. work
al the front.
Mrs. A. S. Kimbsll of Norway and Mrs.
=; s. Tucker called on Lsander 8. Billings
Wednesday, in honor of his eightieth
oftnday. Mr.. Billings received the
congratulations of friends, but there was
20 special observance OF his arrival at
loorscore. Though he has bad an Ill
ness within few weeks, his general
health is good, and be Is still in charge
@'ne lumber business which he has
SOnoucted for many years.
Mrs. Percy P. Allen was elected .
member OF the Seneca Club at its meet
ing last Monday evening, TO oil the
,1cancy caused by the removal from
own OF Mrs. Geo. G. Fsrnald, The
achVe membership Of the club IL limited
twenty, and this number 10 kept full.
LUIS season the club 10 starting In with
"nplinsd menus for It's refreshments,
wi! one course being served. The
second meeting Is held this Monday
sn,enlng with Mrs. Harriet Barnes.
russia is the subject considered, and
zoe program is:
Rol call cr--ar. svant,
Gsn,Ioo kassi1; Louads Stewart
'eolas OF the Russian Ballet,
D. Mrs. Catharine Fernald
Sussian Music 70 the FORE Mrs lucia Smiley
0me all ys people to ye harvest
upper and old folks concert at ye Bap-
n' ~. church vestry Thursday evening,
OCI 70, Ye Baptist Ladies' Aid viii
sfve some Of their famous red flannel
.ssn, baked beans, cold meat, pumpkin,
saAsh, mince and apple pies, cake and