Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-23
SOUTH PARIS.

.,.,-ic lights have been installed II
A. Methodist parsonage
w.slsffslot Club met with Misl
Insc Crockett, Tuesday evening.
,sis the date set for The recep'
nov o.. ar Sy the W. G. T. U. to the
,..Sss Of the town.
.m, yin0 OF the Milliken Regiment
fD .,II.,y was at homo for q short
IN %n sbs last OF the week.
and True have engaged to play
Na &c at Grange Hall, North Buck
si saturday night of this week.
/ ,,d Mrs. Wallace Allen of Lewis
i NJ Ia besu guests for few days OF
no ,rsp's cousin, Mrs. W. B. Strick-
1 hnd
..s, hall of the Loyal Order OF
osD's Norway Opera House Friday
soO Dios Of this week. Music by Shaw,
i've pieces.
e,Orgs ". Mckinley and son hollis
usv vearling deer while hunting
Wv. . an West Bethel and Gilead q few
days since
/ TIA ladies Social Union will hold an
4 ..,ant business and sewing meeting
TTsYsnssdsy Oct. "A, in the church parlor.
pssse be present.
4 n, and Mrs. 81. NJ. Cunningham OF
-, have been guests at G. <. Merrilps
80 ths mast week. Mrs. Cunningham
y. ,stsr Of Mrs. Merrill.
NM Stewart Of the medical de-
nan, Of the army. was at hons for
mort time last week from Portland,
,S.rs be is now stationed.
~. Mason Manufacturing Co., are
,,,rs an lumber delivered at their mill
"a. Inter, according to the price list
,,.u elsewhere in this paper.
U,lnb Butts of Longlsy & Butts of
yo,vsy will have charge Of the work on
..,0traet which the firm have for the
s.s,ug and plumbing in a $4,000 hotel
Al Klngfeld.
II Mason, who with his family has
A..n AZ Seven Gables on Paris Hill
through the summer, is now occupying
,ortiOu OF the house Of Mrs. Esther
PEARSON on Pleasant Street.
U,,old 1. Blood, a former South Paris
S,v mora recently of Lewiston, 10 now
amber of Co. e, Sixth Regiment
F,oinssrs. Washington Barracks, WASH
i,ytou D. c., having enlisted as clerk
M, 9Th at Fort Slocum, n. Y. and was
put 10 Washington Oct. 18th.
Tia following are the officers OF the
ladies' SOeia Union of the Universalist
,hurch recently elected:
prs-Nrs. c. ". Burgess.
ycePres-Mrs. Carroll Z. Edwards.
Sc.-Mrs. II Z. Thurlow.
Trsas-Mrs. n. ". Starbird.
Asst Tress-Mrs. Verne Aldrich.
Rev. WI. Lakin, who occupied the
uulpt at the Congregational church
Oct. "A. will give a lecture this Monday
Hsuing Oct. %, at 8 O'Clock, In same
church under the auspices of G. z.
Society. Subject, Responsibility for
Unconscious Influences. Admission Is
tents, students 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs.. z. S. Maxwell have
zone to the home of their daughter,
An. D. NJ Stewart, for the winter, and
Principal q A. Foster of the high
rhOO and bis family are going into the
fat on Park Street vacated by the
YlIssns, which they will occupy
furnished for the winter.
Charles Z. Merrill has purchased of
Oscar z. Bsrrows the house built by
Mr. BarOws this season on Barrows
Street which is nearest the Hewett
house, and has moved in with his family.
lr and Mrs. Irving o. Barrows have
moved into the next house on the
Efsst. The third house is mp and
boarded, and going along well.
Deputy Sherifts Shaw of South Paris
md WOodsids of Fryeburg took the
three young men who had been sentenc-
ID to state prison to Tbomaston Friday,
going BY automobile, and arriving home
Saturday forenoon. Sheriff Cole and
Deputy Sheriff Stimson Of Norway also
vent Friday with the prisoners for
Auburn and Augusta, by automobile.
About two hundred people sat down
70 the tables at the harvest supper at
The Baptist Vestry Thursday evening,
Nd Il was necessary to reset portion
Of the tables, The attendance both at
iAsnppsr and the entertainment follow
ING demonstrated the drs wing powers
aths old folks concert. Though IL
vas only about about two weeks since
ne former event Of the same kind at the
eniYsrsalist church, there was q large
house, and the program was highly en-
Nyed By all present.
TO see from one TO a bali dozen deer
nsd on an automobile in all kinds of
,naPss Is not an unusual sight In the
ni, Dot few days since q man wen.
Afough who showed a little artistic
hGss IN the posing of bis game. he
an truck body, with only one pas
snssr and one good sized buck to carry.
t's DUCK was placed at the rear With
S' iorelegs projecting outward, and bis
l'sO was tied up in natural position,
ynOe the effect of the deer sitting
"nly on the door of the car.
At the term of court Just closed, the
al was defaulted in the indictment for
%w'gefy against William q. Wheeler of
aona Buek6eld. Wheeler was bound
|st 10 two cases on the charge of pass
bogus checks on South Paris people,
MA 10 each case being set at $500. The
'ai'.ss we're bis wife aud his wife's
y Sosusf, the latter owning place at
SOrn Buekheld. Wheeler has been
paris unknown for some time, and not
ppesrng at the court 10 which be was
'Ouoo over, the ball was defaulted.
n rev s q. n. PriDgle of Washington,
~ well known In Maine, now an
y'usoi the International Reform Bureau
M M aere few days last week, and gave
a .,a lectures on temperance issue,
80 Is savoy Theatre Thursday evening,
~ a. me Rex Friday evening. While
o aI,S MI Pringls Investigated the matter
Tue 'ue sale OF cigarettes to minors In tho
W. owns, and found that the Law was
i %ss violated. No prosecutions were
S;sau!so, but warnings were given,
N'u Is assumed will be sufficient.
~ ssss has been received of the death
S. urs! OF last week Of DR.. Albert e.
VI Pullman, Wash, at the age Of
in .s de was the son of Olive Mar
No.! a1o the late Daniel G.. Shaw, who
nm u IOr years on the farm on Stearns
ADO! now occupied by Ambrose Swift.
S.o,1u . d Shaw started in the practice OF
ssI.sary on Paris Hill something like
m ,,. years ago, but did not re-
ma tpere long, going west In early life,
ds0,, continuing in his profession as