Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
SOUTH PARIS.

- ami. Mrs. y L
=, Bpckfsld next saturda
.,:. .2s: sbaT'' music.
~ GRAY spent the past wee
an. n,,, b, mother and sister I'D ''''
sii ,.sanv Hall Pari
:; isi, Monday evening SHAW
Var, Collier of Portland ha
Us. A ms, Of Miss Muriel Bowke
MA, Morton is visiting he
W; ! a9 Mr. and Mrs. j, j. Hay
e sa'i ! I,acb'''s'' Mass
how ball Wednesday evening
Cits g.u Twenty cents each
se o rsltz. Jazz music, shs" AMI
i-.s No waits
-, Mrs. Amos A. Bird wen
" =. 10 Worces er, Mass, to Visi
", hs1 ~ Roy J. BIRD, and wife, 10
y, seeks. ,,,,
v,,;sr Bowser and Miss Mildred
y" 80 -, Monday 20 Gorham Norma
; :, to begin The asst year Oh 'ne''
s.rs there
,,,3r will be observed at the couut!
~ ~ ~ Red Cross Of Norway anc
ply ~ y p .r Jointly. and preparations toI
1--we been completed
,,3 Mrs. Charles r. Durham
y =. mast week at Old Orchard,
!. Duuban being % his vacation from
). esnd Trunk station
n. and Ms. J. &. Cole of Groveland,
w. formerly OF West Paris, were
is:, ,,r a few DAYS asst week Of Mrs.
sc..,uut. Mrs. J. E. Aurch.
=. r,,js Briggs, who burned bis
-: - Sap3 few weeks since, has recov-
- t,on the injury sufficiently to re-
~. he practice Of dentistry, and Is
I1in 81 hi; once
r,.n,ptbly business meeting Of the
10Th Issgne y as held at the home
.Jg.,m,p Barnet, on Hill Street Fri
!,,sT.Djpy Sept. @ 4 social time was
s9!si afterwards
v. Priscilla Chase did not start for
r-,yY.,on Monday, as was an
.,,,,s5 as, week, bat her departure
,nSs,ay.d till Thursday because of
s..h'bsr's absence from home.
Y, and Mrs. Wallace B. Strickland
= S,furdsy for a visit TO relatives in
q. Portland, and viii also call on
srod 7. Briggs and family at Wilton.
T..y made the ,rip by automobile.
Ibsr, I. Wheeler, who enlisted in the
,.5i., department Of the army on the
Eb d august, is still at Fort Slocum,
IT. where be went % that date, and
- not vet know where be will be as
Igsd.
NJ, and Mrs. Clarence G. Morton and
NJ Hugh went 10 Crystal, y. a., for .
~ 3sys' stsy last week Mrs. Joseph
C;,nsf aud son Clifford accompanied
len 70 visit Mrs Curriers' people in
MAI, \. 3.
Yn Walter L. Gray, Mrs. D. NJ. Stew
n Ms. Alton c. Weller and Mrs. j. j..
Y.rl attended the Red Cross con-
!s.oes a. the state house at Augusta
Tsinssisy. Roy z Cole took them to
l.slssa with NJ. Grsy's car.
Ys. Lola Henderson and daughter
lac and son Gordon Of Montreal, who
I been spending vacation at Rum
Ind anG Canton, were guests Of Mrs.
Lfhli Z. Forbes Tuesday evening,
Epping between trains while on their
n7 home.
Ia. S,sveus and family, who have
hst With Mrs. Stevens parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. John n Murcb, on Gothic
Street, have moved into the rent in T.
lHllhawsy's house occupied by P. E.
aishaEay and family before they left
hf.hs West
NJ, and Mrs. E. II. Mason are moving
her household goods from North
hi!sriord into the rent in the Desring
S1;e 90 high Street vacated by Harold
! Briggs and family, which they will
A&1py NJ. Mason is with Ripley &
fletcher, and for some time he and Mrs.
Sl'On have boarded a, Hotel Andrews.
Lieut. Andrew Eastman of the Avia-
a1n Corps, United States Army, ia
Iisndlng a week or two here and at his
ars 10 Albany, while recuperating
non recent surgical operation. He
ars here from Fort Sill, Okla, where
Aaas been stationed, but thinks he will
foaaoy be sent to some other place
Wen be resumes duty.
Mrs.. Rose (Swe,D Abbott, son Gordon
nc laughter Sara, with Mrs. Elizabeth
ioosgl Cole, all Of Lynn, Mass, are In
lsucnity for several weeks. They
E'naylng al the home of Mrs Abbott's
A'snt', Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin SWEET
slo Ne 10 Utah with their daughter
an Locke. Mrs. Hemenway and SOC
'0an Of Lynn will join the party here.
A'hols 10. Of gasoline was burned
may evening, when the report was tele'
saUGeol from outside the village thai
ssUllIdings on the DR.. King farm were
Miang. The response was Immediate
~ number of cars went roaring uI
- ai' splitting fire aud boiling their
auA'of water. Only brush fire, with
.se oid straw and stuff. Both reliel
~ u'gust when he fact was learned.
c Ms D. N. Stewart and daughter
s ae and son Gordon, and Miss
IN. INA west, who have been with them
~ we summer, returned home earl,
~ sssk from Diamond Island, where
=! na's occupied cottage. Capt
sY AR was with them, being stationed
10Y 10Y Mckinley, until recently trans
$50 % Battle Creek, Mich. He writei
NJ, people that be expects to 60 across
p, Sinlln Lodge, K. of P, will obssrv,
vo..' Gus night, Friday, Sept. 20. 4
r.s. .sn OF patriotic music, readings ant
IT,. 49,. .. Is being prepared. Amoni
h" . features will be bsyonet exhibi
s.nA uilil oy Sergt. Fleming. Tb
!, T S OF the G. A. r., Woman's Re
1Sio'Ps' Sons Of Veterans and tn
FAD Mad Sisters will be the guests of th
ing Light refreshments will b
I t, osC The committee in charge cor
~ wn y. w. Rogers, James Z. Kenne
ln. .'SOtn factory Of the Burnham 1
IN To- started its seasons run durin
s.aT ,lsloon Monday. A new boiler ha
Nm, Installed usa IN the factory, and every
srss.p W. 10 hrst-clsss condition. Th
Ga -. u corn for this year 10 Q littl
l.o..a a9 normal, but the condition i
Sn.,S,s better than the average year
an,suiag like twenty five acres wa
b, SEQ oJ the hail Of q few weeks age
,ds,,so some Of that Is coming back Z
.c.sse' and there will be more proc
Naibls. was a' nrss tnougt