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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-09-21
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irgton and other points of interest.
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exchange.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
Eyes Examined for Glasses
SAMUEL RICHARDS
Licensed optemetrist and 0ptieisn
SOUTH PARIS. MANI
SOUTH PARIS
PROBATE NOTICES.

PROBATE NOE1OGoe
To an persons interessed in either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
In a and for the County Of oxford, on the third
Tuesday Of October, In tho year o. our LOU Hsa
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen: Ire
following matter having bean presenter toi tno
action thereupon herelnaner mo'oso' !"
Thai notice thereof be given 70 all persons IN.
terested. nv causip9 . copy Of this order TO be
published three weeks successivey IN tne VA
ford Democrat, q newspaper pu6lsned ~ Sou'n
; So1r County N Il tns Ss sSey =
the second Tuesday Of November, 4. ". IVA y
8 Of the clock In the forenoon, ana Do nesfu
thereon II they see cause.
Anna F. Billings late Of Paris, deceased;
win and petition for probate thereof ana inc sp
pointment Of Leander g. B'lings - execas%%r u =,
the same, TO act without bond as exgresSSsa ~
said Win. presented by said Leander 3. bhnngs'
the executor therein named.
Gsorre +. Towls late Of Canton, deceased |;
viii and petition for probate thereof and tne ap.
pointment Of Alma A.. Towle 10 executrix OF tne
sssme. the appointment to be made without bona
a. expressed In said VIII. presensea Dy sA''
Alma A. Towle, the executrix therein n"
Winslow 81. Allen lats Of Hartford, de.
petition for the eerson ID
ministratrix of the estate Of said deceased pro-
sented BY Nancy A. Allen, widow
Prince =. Colcord late Of Dixneld, deceased;
Do, ition for the appointment of John 9. Harlow
or eome other suitable person ~ adminisSrator
of the estate Of said deceased, presented by der'
trude N. C0lcord, widow.
Leon 8. Allen Of Hartford, minor ward !;
6rst and final account presented TOR allowance
BY Edmon Bryant, guardian.
Sarah ]. Atkins late Of Paris, deceased ;
first and flnal account presented for allowance
BY Edwin N. Haskell, executor.
John 7. Wood late of BuckHeld, deceased;
irst account presented for allowance by FREQ.
erick &. Dyer, executor.
Lucy A. Dearborn late of Rumford, de-.
ceased: first account presented for allowance by
James 8. Wright, administrator.
jeremiah Flaherty late Of Canton. de-
ceased; first and hnal account presented Tor a.
lowance by Leon r. Nally, administrator.
Lyman Milllksn late of Stoneham. de-;
ceased; petition for an allowance out OF personal
es ate presented by Andrew g. Lewis, GUARDIAN
Of Nancy g. Milliken, widow Of said deceased.
ADDISON e. HERRICK, Judge Of said Court.
A true copy-attest:
nH ALBERT D. PARK. Resistar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
hill.Nash.

At the homo Of the brides parents,
Capt. and Mrs. j. Waldo Nash, In Nor.
way, at 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 16, occurred the marriage of Arthur
Wilbur Hill of South Gray and Miss
Berenice May Nash. Only relatives and
few intimate friends were present.
The ceremony Was performed under an
arch Of evergreen and autumn leaves,
ferns and hydranges. Rev. II. 0. Bait.
Ger ofaciated, the double ring service
being used. :,
Miss Marion Gibson played the we'd.
ding march from Lohengrin, and little
Georgia Young, . cousin of the groom,
acted a. ring bearer. The bride was
gowned in embroidered white Georgette
crepe, with long tulle veil, and carried .
shower bouquet OF white roses.
A lunch followed the ceremony, with
wedding cake made by Mrs. Hayden. .
friend and neighbor Of the family, nearly
ninety years Of age. The couple left In
the bridsgroom's car for short trip.
The brides travelling gown was OF re'n'
deer brown with large black picture hat.
Mr.. Hill 10 tho son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Hill OF South Gray. BE
graduated from Pencil Institute at
Gray, and later took course ct Shaw's
Business College In Portland and Tufts
College In Boston. He 10 ct present car
rier on a'rural delivery route 1t Gray,
and plays In several orchestras. eR
The bride graduated from Norway
High School In tho GLASS Of 1912, and Il
cultured musician with both voice and
piano, and we'll known In musical and
social circles. She WAS sol0ist for two
years 1t the Norway Methodist church
and one year 1t the Universalist church
She was ook.keepsr for tho Anterior
Furniture Co. for some time until tn
Norway store was closed, and later VA
| 10 the telephone exchange. She 10 On
active member Of the Relief Corps, thu
Pythian Sisters, and the Eastern Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
Died.

In South Paris, Oct. 8, Miss Ida Elisabeth
Rock, aged s. years. (CoIected)
In South Paris, Oct. 10, Florence L., daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Nurch, aged years
In West Paris, Oct. II, Ora Marston, aged u
In Buckneld. Oct. Is. Charles Lewis. aged %
In Thomasson, Oct. II. Prescott E. Pratt, aged
n Norway. Oct 10. Forrest D. Thursson. aged
IN Norway, Oct. 10. Mrs. Edna L.. wife Of
Hugh P. Pike. aged q year,.
In ESrway 1c. ~ miss is Ss y s.!r DrummeS
In Norway, Oct. II, Charles b. Pike. aged q
In Lynn, Mass. Oct. u, Edwin B. Clough,
formerly q HorI;y sgsdn IS year. T;,s o, DAME,
In North Woodstock, Oct. 10, Harry Billings.
In Portland, Oct. 16, Augustine g. Howe,
formerly OF woodstock. sged 81 YEAR,. :,
MI. and Mrs. Lester DeCoster. aged II years,
IN Maryland, oss 10, Private Ivan Heald Of
In Giiead, Oct. Z. Mrs. Ethel Belmont
In Bridgton. Oct. 8, Mrs. Olive, wife Of DR.. 8.
A. McDanies Of South hiram.
In South Hiram. Oct. II, Bernard Huntress.
In Camp Devens. Mass. Oct. IL, Private
George Gray of South Hiram.
In Kesar Falle, Oct. 10, Harold Lord.
In Rumford, Oct. IL, Mrs. Harriet (Learned),
wife Of Nathan Akers, aged SO years.
In Andover, Oct. Is, James Lawrence Newton
In Gilead, Oct. Q. Dewey Kimban. son Of Mr..
and Mrs William B. KimballS
In Gilesd. Oct. Thomas Grihn' son OF MRS
In Lewiston, Ocs.s, Mrs. Bertha Billedeau Of
Gilead.
In STOW, Sept. Is, Fred e. Guptill.
In Rumford. Oct. Is, Viola Jodr!e, aged ls
In North Waterford, Oct. 10. Mrs. Edith
(Rogers), wife Of Frank Leslie Hobson.
I In Andover, Oct. IL, Lee = Dow.
In Gilbertville, Oct Is. Kenneth, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ray K. Morrow, sged years.
In Mississippi. Oct. il, Private Theon b.
Woodward OF Canton, aged % years.
In Andover, Oct. Is. Clarence B. Newton, aged
IN Rumford. Oct. Il. william Adamitis. aged
In Ro1bury. Oct ID. Loamma Thomas, aged
IN Rumford. Oct. Is. Frank Grenisr. aged Il
years. .---
| In Rumford, Oct. II, Mrs. LinWo0d L. Chafin.
In Rumford, Oct. Is, Mrs. Ernest Thibodeau.
In Rumford, Oct II, Miss Margaret Cote. aged
| about "a years.
(Morse), vile Of J. willard Fraser, formerly Of
Upton. aged SO years.
In Canton, Oct. Is, Mrs. Lucy Eta spaulding.
widow Of Lewis Bisbee Spaulding, aged IS ears.
In Dixneld, Oct. IA, Augustine Del Chiaro,
In South Portland, Oct. 10. Elmer I. Dunn,
formerly Of South Paris. aged e6 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
FROM COAST TO COAST
A Remarkable Chain Of Home Testi
mony. And South Paris Adds tt
Voice to the Grand Chorus Of
Local Praise.

From north to south, from east "a
west;
In every city, every community;
To every state In the Union
Rings ont the grateful praise fo7
Doan's Kidney Pills.
$1,000 representative people IN every
walk Of life
Publicly testify to quick relief and
lasting results.
And rs all for the benefit Of fellow
sufferers.
In this grand chorus Of local praise
South Paris 10 we'll represented.
Wsll.knoWn South Paris people
Tell Of personal experiences.
Who can ask for better proof OF merit'
Hlmer =. stiles, Myrtle 3d., says
"About the only trouble I Md was palnt
through my back, over my kidneys. i
was very annoy Ping and most Of the tint
| I felt lame. xfound Do6n'e Kidney Pill
very helpful, - thsy relieved me righ'
aWsy. / used only one box and hAvl
had no return Of the complaint"
Price o0c, as all dealers. Don't simpl!
ok for . kidney remsdy-Set Dosn'l
| Kidney Pills the same that Nf. 6tiIe!
had. Foster. Nilbarns Co., Nfgss.. But
| falo, n. 7. '-.---s-.- ~ f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

Apparently the worst Of The epidemic
u i.noeosa has been passed q South
rar's. IL has laid its hand upon n
ratner more lightly than upon some
otner places, a. there have been but
comparatively few deatha here. It may
% surprising 70 some to learn that DR.,
Lateedeld Of the board Of health reports
the total Of cases Of influspsa Of which
he has known, In South Paris and the
country Immediately tributary 10 T. q
ITO. Il may BE- regarded - fortunate
shas % smau number have developed
pneumonia, and that the number Of
deaths has been % small.
Doubtless the number at present
actually suffering with the malsdy 10 less
than fifty.
Public gatherings of al kinds have
bean suspended entirely during the past
three weeks, aud warnings against A.
sembling In crowds In the post Office
lobby or the stores OF elsewhere have
been veil needed.
The hospital ct Grange Hall 10 still
open with number OF patients. One
patient died there Tuesday morning,
Florence, wo-year-old daughter OF Nj.
and Ars. Ellsworth Murch. asa
Patients discharged from the hospital
during the past week were Mrs.. Guy
Walker, Miss Louise Powers, Gordon
Powers, Bert Cordwell.
Patients admitted during the week
were Annie Muroh, six-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Murch,
and sister to Florence Muroh who died
Harry Kerr, who was discharged three
days after admission; Mrs. Thomas
Mcknight; Mrs. Clara Barton; Mrs. Ella
Ripley; Sam Bailey; William Maherp;
Carroll Brown; and William Poole, who
was found to be suffering with An attack
OF acute indigestion, and was discharged
two days later.
: William Mahern, who was out of bis
head, caused considerable excitement on
when be became violent. He IL
Q large powerful man, but was finally
subdued. He 10 reported to be 10
serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Cobb, their
young daughter, and infant son seven
weeks old, of Alpine Street, were ad-
mitted to the hospital Monday morning.
Visiting hours for the hospital have
been established at 2 to 8 P. N. and Z to
80 p. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
Married.

In soutA Paris, Oct. IL. By Rev. Chester e.
Miller, Mr.. Everett Arthur Wheeler and 4is1
Grace b. Fuller, both Of South Paris.
In Norway 0cs. u. By Rev. \. o; hahssf. ~,
Morse Of Upton.
In Norway, Oct 10, t7 Rev. n. O. Balfser, Mr.
arthur Wilbur 1ill Of South Gray and Aisa
Berenice n. Nash Of Norway.
In Sc. Ignsce, Mich, Oct. 8, Mr.: Frank n.
CSsrievoix, Mick.
In Porter, Sept. -. Mr.. Harry Rankin Of
Hiram and Miss Hannah Robbins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
Plve Hundred Tons Prult Stones.

. "The Government daily needs five nun
dred tons Of fruit stones and nut shells
for nee in gss mack making are the
opening words Of telegram received oy
Loon s. Merrill, director Of agricultural
extension service for Maine. Further.
moro the request reads. "Thia u
The boys and girls clubs that art
putting across . campaign arc urged e
speed up their efforts to secure these
most important materials. Local ieaderi
are requesting their CLUB lnembere g
gather in the nuts, shells and frui'
s.oues In larger quantities than hereto
fore.
A systematIc canvass Of towns shoult
Ia made. hotels, boarding houses, frui
|p1ores and other places Including home,
where either fruit or nuts are used
should be seen and urged to pledgs
their support to the campaign. w
must have these materials or sacrince
The lives Of some Of our Maine boys nov
on the battle front. 80,
Dellyery should b made to the ioco
Rsd Oross chapter which has reos'tet
instructIons for shipment. Now 70 CO.
dine these are needed. II your fowl
dolng'its sharef Use the motto:
"A ~ 1850 day is5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

IN Norway. Ang. e: g the wife OF John :
II Norway, Oct. Is, 10 the vito Of Herman
In Bryanls Pond. Sept. y. to the wife Of
In Hartford. Oct. 10. 70 the wise Of Perc,
IN Bethel. Oci. Il, to the Wits OF Henry b
HastineS, SON, Henry Harmon, Jr.
In Mason. Oct. u. 70 the wife OF JACK AcAen'
xie, son.
In Rumfo d, Sept. %, to the wife Of Melvin
Campbell, . daughter, Annie Nae.
In Mexico, Ock Q, to the wife Of Frank Q. Mo
Collister, . son. Frank g., Jr. -,
in Mexico, Oct. II, 70 the wife OF Joel AefTnl
. daughter. Ruth Emily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

The business ct the Bath post Office
has In creased during the past year 90
that It now IL entitled TO the first class
rating, instead Of second GLASS, - It has
been clsssed for many years. Notwith.
standing the big addition built on the
post office building only nine years ago,
the quarters ore oramped In many de-
partmsnts today, and additional room
will soon be necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
Rescript from Law Court.

The Law court has handed down Q
rescript in the case OF Tsrsello Zanonl
vs. William r. Cyr and Lewis K. Small.
The defendants In the case were former
" deputy sheriffs at Rumford, and the
case Was an action OF trespass brought
against them for an alleged illegal
search. The rescript was drawn by
Justice Hanson, and IL a. follows:
This was an action OF trespass heard
by q referee. Suit was brought for the
alleged making OF an illegal search OF
the dwelling house Of the plaintih.
Held: 1-Section 8 Of Chap. 1S4, r. s.,
provIdes that "wsrrants issued BY trial
justices shall be made returnable before
any Justice in the county, and such war
rants may be returned before any
municipal or police court In the same
county and the same proceedings mao
thereon a. II said warrants had original
IL issued from said municipal court OF
police court; and the justice, for issuing
one not 90 returnable shall be imprison.
ed for six months and pay the costs oil
prosecutiou." These words plainly re-
late 10 the form Of the warrant, and the
duty OF the Justice, and not to the duty
or liability Of the officer.
Q. The common law presuppoeed
that the warrant would be executed be-
fore It ives returned, and does not 10
terms require IN immediate return nm.
lees the officer has actually done some
act or accomplished some substantial 90
isct 20 be reported back 10 court q
sshis doiups thereon" No other CASE
ba, arisen; fact which may or may
mot iustify continuance Of the present
form of warrant, - the Legislature may
determine.
Receptions overruled.
judgement for defendants In accoro
ance with report of. the referee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22


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Private Mcneil Wins D. S. G.

In recent list OF awards OF DIS
ting uished service CROSSES for acts OF OK.
traordinary hsroism appears the name OF
Private Edward Mcneil OF Mexico. 2
member of Co. B, 10Sd Infantry. Inc
descri ption of his act Is ~ follows:
"Privste Edward Mcneil, Company b,
1OSrd Infantry. For extraordinary
bsrolsm In action near Bouresches,
France, July 20. 1913. Upon reaching
bis objective, Hill No. 100 in front OF
Boureschss, he found be was the only
nan Of hls squad left. Going forward ne
entered an enemy machine gun position
and st the point Of the bsyonet captured
three machine guns and f1ve prisoners
Home address: Bella MCNEIL, Mexico
Name" =. -.
Private Mcneil 10 the son OF John
Mcneil of the Roxbury road, Mexico,
and 10 about 20 years Of age. he 1t
tended the schools OF Mexico, later
worked for 0 while In Massachusetts,,
and then returned to Mexico and VA
am ploysd In the Oxford paper mill. he
snlisted In Co. B when Il WAS hrst CAL
ed 70 the service. A younger orotner
CLAYTON Mcneil, who enlisted N tne
south. 10 also 10 the service overseas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor OF tne iss
will and Testament Of
LIZZIE q. IRISH, late of Hartford,
In the County Of Oxford, DECEASED, and R1ver
bonds as the law directs. All persons having ae
mands srainst the estate Of said deceased an
desired 70 present the same for settlement, AND
ali indebted thereto are requested 70 mako pay
ment Immediately.
East Sumner, Maine. B. ~
October 18th, 1918. 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

Rev. @. w. Rogers was called b Gr>v
Friday to astssd the fu6eeal OF sormsr
2arishionsr.
Mrs. L. O. Smiley, Who has bseu IN
with influenza and bronchitis, ID again In
her store few hours each day, after an
absence Of three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason have
been making . motor trip 20 Portland
and Worcester, Mass., Mr.. Masou's son
Donald being In school ct the latter
place. ~ -
William 81. Bray and Miss Glsdys
Damon have been spending the past
week ct Bert Dunn's in Andover North
Surplus. They brought homo deer
each and fox skin, and shot about Q
dozen partridgss.
Mrs. 81. 81. Gliddsn Of Auburn 10 here
assistipg ut the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Ella Ripley. Mrs. Ripley and her
daughter, Mrs. Hartwell, the two women
members OF the household, are both In
the Grange Hall hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Anderson accom-
panied by Mr.. aud Mrs. Marshall Weeks
and Mrs. Weeks nephew, who has been
here from Portland for the past 1--WE
weeks, went to Portland Sunday morn
ing, returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. q. Ordway and
daughter Hester OF South Paris with
Ralph Osgood of Norway and his niece,
Miss Mabel Osgood of Lowell, Mass,
motored to Meredith, N. a., to the
Osgoods' summer home Saturday after
noon, returning Sunday at $50 P. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

Tho present status Of the loo indussLy
in Maine 10 practically MI. - - ~ ~
homo spinning and weaving, m.a s. wy
for improvsnsnts and to-day sss'I0' ny
msde ice 10 cheaper and considered ce..
tsr thsn the natural product. Of sns
"a housss that stood ON the kenneoee
ri R;,sr m 1907 few remain. Fifteen eave
I'm dsstroyed BY flrs. nine havs oeen
80. Sovn. several have fallen dow
~ hssn demolishsd b. Wind. UnIee,
there should b some unioEs,es. sss
s-srsordinary tnrn n lpEtune's vses.'
- .stnral 10 should aglin % IN e
c.d Il sosms probable thse ths hexseee
- 81 Ysnnsbsc 10 ~ sons tcsevs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
NOTICE

The subscriber hereby gives notice that p
has bean duly appointed administrator OF sn'
49, JESSIE A. KIMBALL. late Of Hiram.
In the County Of Oxford, deceased. ana glyel
bonds a. the law directs. All parsons n1unl
demands against the estate Of said deceased ~;
desired TO present the same for setsemcns, sns
all indebted thereto are requested 70 mAk'
payment immediately.
EPHRAIM e. KIM BALL.
East Hiram. Maine
October 18th, 1918. Do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

< ,.,.. numhSr u elm trees vnse.
a: = 1914 n front Of the high school q
- Ssvs 49, removed. Thc4 wsss
dansesd e the tine @ =, 800
and kapo novw roeo4eseo ~~,Isd
IA opnsvhok em4.Es 49, - ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

- v.lrahls, he'd 'of hood Farm Der
ss1a twsnty-Avs purs brsd cows. ~ -
Ssr,ed IN . flso vbioh de19eyee ~
k1lI1lnes 81 L. g. 1raseon s -.
~, osSaH naenin9. { r. bIesp soeSeed
Il - sz1aesiea q slanssaA -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22

Many MS come from impure blood. Can't
have pare blood with faulty digestion. nSy hver
and sfuggtsh bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters 10
reoomuScndod for strengthening stomach, bowels
and liver and purifying the blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
a Fierce Oxford Bear.

That 10 . very intereesin& stoly ~"
In the newspapers OF the Ssngor ~ Ia
Who was hunting In Oxford County, ano
sitting down on . log was startled oy .
fierce erowl behind him, and turning
Around found Q large black bear Iee1y
10 make for him." There u no aou9 :.
sh.t n m large @ bear. for he shot y
and ir weighed $50 pounds, nor can there
- .nv doubt of its 6sroeuess, II 1t VA
ready to tackle Q man. oor ns.us $,
iskers may have 10 revise their idsa: o
thu Violent nature Of our typical Oxfofo
County species.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice thai q:
has bean. duly. appointed administrator Wit,
the win annexed Of the estate OF
ALBEIT A. MERRILL, late Of Buekaeld.
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, ana glye!
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same Tor seesle
ment, and al indebted thereto are requested e
make payment Immediately.
JAMES 8. WRIG HT. South Pariss AsanS:
Oct. 18th, 1913. @so