Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-05-29
SOUTH PARIS.

A. II
ME- .bort time last week.
a., EusF. Neal of Lewiston Is the
MIS- - Mrs, Arvilla Wise for few
days,
- for flyers announcing special
iV Sross and Service League sale at the
Merchant store
v.. Fannie P. Flint of West Paris
10. n Miss Ruth Jameson the latter
psrt Of the wesk'
In Evans of Enrol, n. a., was
rT s.. - week TO visit his mother, Mrs.
S S.s,Ss Evans, who is in poor health.
r,.voos lot of the Nathaniel Rowe
bas been sold "a Maurice L. Noyes
!s.o ~ the J. Hastings Bean real estate
agency.
u,. pr,b Rsmick visited her uncle's
IL q p. Thomas, and other rela-
-. AZ West Sumner, Saturday and
Sunday
u.. Pprh Stuart underwent surgical
..a,sriop at Trufsnt's hospital in Nor
w Saturday. and will remain there for
svsek or two.
v,srv Jordan is the first man to file
~ .a,is,ration card in this town, doing
,roT as be is to be away on June 9Th,
registration day.
Ma. Robinson of Portland, deacon
a., will speak in the auditorium OF
Tssripg Memorial Church next Sunday
.yeniug at ! o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler and
NJ and Mrs. Raymond Dellinger of
Wakefield. Mass, are spending a few
5avss, Mr.. Wheeler's camp at Shagg
Pond
What can you say about the weather,
when the ground freezes in the morning
ct,bs 2S,h of May? Not once yet has
morning temperature as high as so been
recorded,
Harold Merrill, who had filed his ap-
,Ycation for enlistment in the navy, was
Tot accepted on the physical examina-
don which he took in Portland the first
Of last week.
All Rsbeksbs wishing conveyance pro-
vidsd for their visit to Auburn June 5th
will please inform Frank S. Clark, Percy
Niuett or Howard Swan, on or before
Saturday, June I'd.
The annual banquet of the Alumni
Association of the Oxford Normal lnsti-
int and Paris High School will be held
AZ Grange Hall at the usual time, Friday
eyenug, June 18th, graduation week.
Mrs Omar B. Morrow of Auburn
peut the weekend with the Misses
Richards at the Richards farm. Mrs.
Morrow came here Thursday to be pres |
ept on the SSth birthday of Mrs. Sarah
Atkins.
Gilbert SWEET of Winchester, Mass, is
spending a few days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Nichols. |
Mr.. SWEET, who is a senior in Dartmouth
College, has enlisted in the Naval
Reserve.
Delegates chosen Sunday from the
Universaist church to the Universslist
state convention at Rocklsnd next week |
are Mrs. Annie Swift, Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Norton, Mrs. j. G.. Littlefeld and Mrs.
]. D. Haynes.
Mrs. Ethel Spofford Miller, who has
moved TO HOpsdale, Mass, was present
ed before her departure with a casserole
and gravy ladle by her fellow-employees
10 the assembling room OF the Mason
Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
The drug store of the A. z. Shurtleff
Co. has been purchased by Arthur K.
Shurtleff and Ida NJ. Shurtleff, the A. E.
Shurtleff Co. having been dissolved. The
store will be conducted by the purchasers
hereafter under the name of A. <. Shurt-
lsf Co.
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
A. Psrlin of East Poland, formerly of
South Paris, is now fighting with the
allies in France, having enlisted in a
Canadian regiment, and reaching France
about a month ago. he Is at present
IN the signal corps.
Miss Abbie Morse, who died recently
at East Dixtield, was an old school teach
or, who taught several terms at South
Paris in the seventies and early eighties,
and will be remembered by those now
passing middle age who were In the
schools at that time.
Advertised letters and cards in the
South Paris post Office May 2S, 1917:
Mrs. William Bennett
Miss Winnie Buck.
Mr. Will Etheridge
Mr. Harry Graham.
Mr. B. Patterson
Mr.. H. s. Perry
A. Ksnney, P. NJ.
Shaw's Orchestra of ten pieces will
render the following concert program at
the afternoon exercises of Memorial Day
in New Hall:
The Star Spangled Banner
co SIsS. IA Defence; ;;h hsmPe
F.P. Knapp
~ Suuny oOuln --- ---LainPS
aalea-Boston Commandery Carter
Earl Hammond was injured Monday
morning while at work in the mill of j.
A. henney Il Co. He was taking away
nom the board saw, and reached after .
splinter, when by some mischance his
nget hand got against the saw. The tip
VI tns torehnger was taken off at about
Tue nrst joint, and the third finger was
somewhat cut, but probably not so as to
require amputation.
Between thirty and forty members of
NJ Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge went TO
Sethel Monday of last week to attend the
district meeting held with Sunset Lodge
a. mat place. The start was made with
several autos in time to reach Bethel for
ASK o'clock supper served by Sunset
Lodge. Refreshments were also served
a'er the close of the lodge. The South
O'clock.
frank r. Durham returned Tuesday
nom the Central Maine General Hospital
lewiston, where he has been since
.ns 50 day of February, and has submit
Seu 70 several surgical operations. Mrs.
uanoam has been with him all the time,
suu ois parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
n panham, have visited him frequent
~ de is considerably improved, and It
= 1ardly necessary to say, is very GLAD
~ nOme once more.
Inc town of Paris will be represented
" some member of the board Of select
Nc 4so al the hearing by the Public Utili-
Ses commission in Portland on Thurs
Ss regarding grade crossings. Tnis
earring Is held In accordance with fne
SN s passed by the last legislature, to
ss''ermine what measures shall be taken
"glve protection at the several grade
TOssings. All the towns In western
Aalne through which a railroad nasaaa