Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-25
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,,,s Of voodcock or partridge
, ID apiil Oct. ls''
Pr r,,,s Colbert and Miss viol'
~ y Inf the past week In Portland
t /. s..,ares Of Miss GILBERT
clifford and Albert Wheels
Jf"oo , . Thursday to begin thei
80 Pm. D Massachusetts, College o
.r'c'' .,,..,
y a he Maine wOman's saffrag'
iSoo At its annual meeting II
Lipdlsy of Everett, Mass.
Snsg, itor here, returning home thu
z. sll''' week.
Ill J, Murphy's during the
Ass; ~ vsrs Insley Young OF Wsy'
g. W Mass. Mrs. Murphy's brother,
sSsaisl Murphy of lewiston
IA. Bean of Lewiston, . former
~ :, the South Paris Methodist
zs here Tuesday, coming 70
~ ;,hs funeral Of Mrs. William r.
-, Mrs Archie Cole have re.
u - t.om Lake Dunmore, VI, where
s1T e. Sseu running the Lake Dun
sopss for the season, and will be
", Esther Ryerson'S for the present.
.. Roscoe Bennett recently under
- .prgical operation at DR.. Tru-
=, So,pilsl in Norway, DR.. Weber
tr,.i,tou being TIE operating surgeon.
/ :. |. ioiug as well as could be expect
/ =. ,,d Mrs. Herbert NJ. Tucker, for
=, n Paris. who have lived near Can
4, anne years, have leased their
:. ,Ssrs and will locate in Yarmouth,
- ,ill be more convenient for Mr..
ssisr'' work
a, ,rouus of a number of the MEM
.,,,tsuding the Maine Music Festival,
!. srst meeting of the Seneca Club,
~ /. due on the evening of Oct. /,
n y pOstponed for one week, to the
Tnirs Of the Stb.
r.ut Guy |. SWEET of what was for
,r3y %. o, Second Maine Infantry, has
Si,:s6 some Of bis baggage home from
!. sup a. Wessfeld, indicating that
!. s,insns is about TO leave Westield,
gt,os for some other camp, and per-
10, for France
M Robert Paterson and daughters
No. ss. Tuesday to Lynn, Mass,
,srs their household goods had been
SIvvsd some time before, and where
nv will make their home. Mr..
',;.-son has position with the Gener-
LEs,ric Co. in that city.
Ma Flora Murch entertained q few
INNER classmates at her home Tuesday
~rlnC, 10 honor of Lewis A. Keene of
Snn Roags, La, The other guests
W. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Merrill,
la Ethel c. Crockett and Morton V.
s,.sr Refreshments were served, and
pleasant evening was passed.
Laisys.ts F. Dow, who graduated
On BoEdOin this year, left Friday
unlng for West Newton, Mass, where
ia to teach French and Latin for the
.ing year in the Allen School, .
tn;e school for boys. he will also
The same time take postgraduate
oik .. Harvard, leading to the degree
AN.
An old folks concert will be given In
rnCtioD with the harvest supper at
. UuiTsrsslist church on the first Tues
lai October, Professor w. s. Ripley
Boston acting as director. Rehearsals
the concert will be held at the vestry
The church Tuesday and Saturday
'nings Of this week, and Monday even
'ot next week.
II. and Mrs. George Giles OF Auburn
70 been In town during the past week.
! hr. Giles has been making some
airs on their house on Gothic Street,
'upisd BY Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fletcher. Mr.. Giles and family have
sntly sold their farm in Auburn and
Vsd into a bungalow on Carnage
snus which they have purchased.
laisncs G. Morton is making con-
'sols repairs and changes on
Stone house at High and Gothic
(which be recently purchased. The
ia has been taken off and q larger
viii De built, besides q smaller
"a on the back side. A fireplace
be pat IN, and some remodeling win
lone 10 the interior Of the house.
ns hundred and ten people sat down
BE- tables Thursday evening at the
Sd supper and rally at the Baptist
~, After the supper there was
nc BY the choir, and two addresses
: given. one by Rev. T. II.
ntns Of Hebron, and the other by
frances McNeill OF the Gordon
. College Of Boston, who has been
TlOg 10 the town Of Peru this sum-
nnder the auspices of the Oxford
led Baptist Association.
,nslderable excitement was caused
western Avenue in the vicinity OF the
J mousse early Wednesday morning.
cents were awakened by three loud
very distinct shots. An after-day-
investigation brought out the fact
some young men were returning
q oance up country" at this early
aud that a short-circuit in the cleo
! system Of the automobile caused
AZ 10 "back.fire'' with considerable
~ hence the shooting" Trap
Ter heard the same.
nong those who attended the fair
a 10 Wednesday were r. B. Fogg
mrs. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 81.
y, MI and Mrs. Arthur e. Forbes.
y, 100 Mrs. Forbes accompanied Mr..
mrs Z, W. Sanborn of the Norway
,'tser In their car, with Walter
. o. the wheel. The most striking
Aong the road was the evidence
. thofoughness Of the late freeze.
gne piece OF corn land this piece
Almost under the shelter of the
~ was seen which showed any
=, green amid the pure wilderness
: frozen plant. One potato field
zen eii, where the tops we're not en-
killed.
~ s'e viii be a fair at Paris Grange
ne last Of October, the exact date
announced later. This fair will
y Of an exhibition Of fancy work,
Products and fruit and vegetables
nsl. Dinner will be served by
ialss OF the grange In the dining
= nooe. Sports of various kinds
oe INDUCED In through the day.
. &c Ior the date and further particu-
lie following committees are In
g. a.. w. 5. Colby. Albion Abbott. Ray