Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-25

o o;.,s s. . hunford, where they viii
Sharp frosts again Sunday and Va,
csy moEnlngs-but there Wa little lef
Miss Helen Noyss Of Norway Wa ,
guest OF the Misses Florence and Mats.
Richards last week.
Rev. Lewis Stoughton Of Alfred VII,
occupy the pulpit ct the Congreest ional
church next Sunday.
Mrs.. sherman T. Oliver want Fr,a.,
Ter visit Of two weeks at hsr forms,
home In North Anson.
Mrs. Smiley will have hsr fall m,,,,n.,,
opening Friday and Saturday Of this
week, the 2Sth and 29th.
Mrs. Ralph Cole is recovering from /.
very serious operation at the Centrsl
Maine General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson and
Mrs. William gilbert are At Camn
owsley, Harrison, for q short stay.
William gilbert has bought the hou.s
on Park Street In which he and family
are living, OF Mrs. Pike Of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fuller of Pittsburp.
n. h., we're guests OF Mr.. Fuller's sister.
Mrs. Elira Parlin, during the past week.
A. N. Green 10 spending his vacation
from the bakery ut his home In Bridpton.
and c. Guy Buck is driving the bakery
team.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Littlefeld started
Monday morning on An automobile trim
to New York city, expecting to be gone
week or ten days.
The address Of Rev. A. T. McWhorter
Is "a Bailey Street, South Lawrence.
Mass, instead Of the address given last
week, which was incorrect.
Shaw's popular dance Thursday
evening this week at Grange Hall.
Ladies' Is cents, gents Is cents. Shaw
piano, True drums and bells.
Miss Airline d. Crocker will 20 on
Thursday TO Boston to resume her course
In the Emerson College of Oratory, In
which she has two years more.
Miss Katherine Quincy, who is en-
ployed In the insurance Office Of w. J.
Wheeler & Co., Is spending vacation of
two weeks ut her homo in Waldo.
Mrs. Roy e. Cole and SON Howard,
who have been with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. j. Wheeler, since early
summer, returned Friday TO Canton,
Mass.
Charlotte, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry D. Cole, fell and broke her COLLAR
bone little more than Q week ago.
The accident has not kept her ont Of
school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly Ia spending
her vacation ut Camp Beverly, Island
Pond, Harrison, with her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Lord Of Bever-
ly, Mass.
Mrs. Walter Peaslee Of Exeter, N. e.,
was here for q few days last week, and
her mother, Mrs. d. N. Richardson, who
has been seriously iii but 10 better,
accompanied her home on Monday for
q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Millett and Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Ksnney made two days
trip to Andover and South Arm Wed
nesday and Thursday, taking In the
fair at Andover and viewing the coun-
try In that vicinity.
Mrs. L. N. Lunt, formerly of South
Paris, has sold the restaurant business
which she has conducted for some years
In Lewiston to Clarence Smith and
Herbert Smith Of Fryeburg, who have
had previous experience In that line OF
business.
Miss Grace Thayer and Geo. r.
Morton were In Brookline, Mass, Last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Laura N. Libby, who was . relative Of
both. Mr.. Morton was formerly for
some years, while engaged In Boston, .
member of Mrs. Libby's household.
Walter s. Jones has sold bis machine
shop and business on Main Street to
A. r. Goldsmith and Horace Edwards,
who will continue the business there.
Mr.. Jones will remain here and work
for the proprietors for some time yet.
The sale was made through tho j.
Hastings Bean Real Estate Agency.
F.A. Heidner has sold his residence
on High Street to Perley r. Ripley OF
Paris Hill, who will occupy it with Mrs.
Ripley. Mr.. Heidner has . trouble
with his throat, and wishes to get away
from our severe Maine winter. Just
what he and his family will do 10 noe
decided yet, but IL 10 probable they will
90 south for the winter at least.
This thundery season kept up its gait
with q collection Of showers on the
morning of Thursday, the goth. BY the
way, did you notice the peculiar sound
of the thunder in the early morning.
II wasn't the rolling thunder to which
we are accustomed In this billy country,
but n succession of booms, a. II the
western front had moved till 1t was with
In sound Of as.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the Christian
Civic League of Maine spoke In South
Paris churches on Sunday. Edward d.
Emery of Sanford was ct the morning
service at the Congregational church,
Rev. w. r. Berry Of Waterviiie ~ tne
Baptist church, and Rev. .. e. oven Oh
Waterville ct the Universaliss cnuron,
In the evening meeting ~ ING
Methodist church was addressed py
Mr.. owen and Mr.. Emery. All tne
speakers set forth tho purposes OF the
league and solicited financial support
for it.
Jossph A. Noyes celebrated his soth
birthday on Saturday, the 18th, with
family gathering. Besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Moves, those present were MI.
and Mrs. George d. Noyss OF summer,
Nr. and Mrs. n. L. Noyes and three
children of South Paris, Mr.. and MIS-:
samuel Estes OF West Paris, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Amss and daughter OF
south Paris, and Leon e. Noyes OF Isle
An Haut. The other daughter, Mrs:
r. A. Parlin of Poland, was prevented
from being present by illness. Inc
family ats dinner together, with .
birthday cake made By Mrs. W. d.
Lurvey and brought In By N. L. Noyes,
anil anioved \ social time. Mr.. Noyee
a \ Veil preserved veteran OF the civil
var. and receives the oongratuiaeions OF
many friends on rounding bis fourscore
vears In good health and vigor.
Ths uiano recital given By twelve OF
the pupils of Mrs.. Stella w. Burnnam as
her home Saturday evening was IN On,
iovabls and interesting program ana
showed the excellent work the puplis
are doing. About sixty invited guests
we're present.
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