Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-17
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH FAAo'
.ysst Paris Saturday evening
sbss's music
n Marjorie Penley has gone to
rhinr,pls to resume her teaching ior
ne coming year ,,.
v,bsl Young of West Minot has
Mss hsu AZ Harold c. Fletcher sdur-
h. M. The past week No., .
p ripdley Of Everett, Mass, for
john = 18th Paris, has been spending
. NV DAYS in town.
NV Star5ird was In Lewiston
Mrs, o. q, 70 attend the Pytbisn Sisters
ss SsI Of Instruction
p p.rliu Of Wilton was fair
ME- %, Of her mother and sister,
wee Rake and Mrs. Eagerly
rCTU. holds its September |
Ias ", the Baptist church this Mon
nseu s.rnoop. This is a mothesr' meet
.,3 Mrs. Louis w. Clark, who
MI government positions in Wash |
iugtOu, are ne''
ton.
nd Mrs. George W. rockingham
,Mm,.s,biII. Mass, formerly OF South
v.,'. have been guests at a. W. Walk
A., for few days
,.,.rodge Of Mssons held special
ling Friday evening, to confer the
rs, and second degrees on a candidate
vbo is in the service
The Delta AIphas will meet at the
,,msof Mrs. Dora Merrill Friday even
~ SAINT 20. the change being made so
. ~ 10 confic, with the Macmillan
lecture.
n. and Mrs. Clinton McKeen were
ma ~ Welcby;la last week by the
S..,S an Wednssda7 Of Charles A. Jor-
49, that place, whose wife is Mr.. Nc
Essn's sister.
Tbs max, meeting Of Paris Grange will
held Sept. Il al S o'clock P. M. There
!, business Of Importance to attend 10,
,,5n il hoped as many members as pos
,ibIs will attend.
Miss Pear Bennett is taking vaca-
Hon ~ month from her work as stenog-
..,hs, At the office of the Mason Manu-
hs,nrinv Co and will spend most OF
me time at her home at Wilson's Mills.
MIRA Martha Evans has closed her rent
bsre and gone TO Upton to visit her sis
,sr Mrs. Carrie Lane. She will also
Wait her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
gy,ps. at Errol, y a., and will gone be
for some two months. Ii
Mr. and Mrs. L. ". Jack and daugh-
Tar Miss Kathryn Jack, of Woodfords,
and Mrs. ". B. Gilbert of Canton, were 4
hare over Wednesday night and Thurs
6sy. on their way home TO Portland from ,
sswo DAYS trip around the mountains. 1
Apar,y who came from a mountain
rlp by automobile Wednesday afternoon
bad reason 10 believe that something was ,
Yops 90 down this way. Between Bry-
ants Pond and south Paris they met 257
automobiles on the way home from the
fair.
Robert W. Wheeler of the medical
department. was at home from Fort Nc
Knley to attend the fair. he has been
Stationed at Portland practically all the
tine since enlisting last year, and ex-
presses the hope that be may go across
soon.
The Ladies Social Union OF the Uni
verssist church will hold a business
meeting Wednesday, Sept. Is, at 2:30
Pm. The Union ladies' took in at their
booth al the Oxford County fair last
week The largest sum ever realized in
this way in the history of the parish.
Paris Grange Hall was packed to the
doors al the cattle show ball last Wed
nesday night. The couple holding the
lucky number in the prize waltz was
Mrs. McAllister of Norway and Mr..
Gerry Of Canton. The prizes were thrift
stamps. Shaw & True furnished the
iane pep music with late selections.
Aheier belonging to Arthur L. Sturte-
want Of Buckfeld, which was being driv-
60 home from the fair Thursday after
loon, was struck on Pleasant Street near
Gary BY the automobile of Walter P.
Maxim, who was driving a public car.
The heifer bad : leg broken in several
places and had 10 be converted into
beef II
Ssrg' Donald Wight of Bolster's Mills,
agraduate Of Paris high School, visited
relatives here last week he is in the
IVlst Engineers. ard landed in New York
ABOUT three weeks ago, coming from the
mont 10 France He is returned to the
STATES for instruction work. de left
'ns last Of the week for New York, and
viii be assigned from there. |,
Newell q. Powers arrived home We'd
9esday from East Lansing, Mich, where
ae mas bad two years of the course in
t0e Michigan Agricultural College. Dur
ng tne summer hs has been employed
- 'oe truck detachment at an army post.
nssipec,s to remain here until about
.as nrst OF October, and then will return
|" enter some branch Of the service.
A total Of AL men between the ages
Is and q, and 81 and 40, registered at
!ne assessors Office here on registration
Jay last Thursday. The registration
va 10 charge Of Stanley NJ. Wheeler,
suo Dad as assistants Rev. G. w. Rog-
~ Ernest J. Record, Harry NJ. Shaw
uu clarence L. Ridlon. There was no
.aas'og back. There was q crowd ready
~, 'ne opening hour in the morning, and
O'Oi Ioe total OF 42l registered before
loon.
pAI'ne annual business meeting of the
SS,,puH church and Sunday School the
""o"ing Officers were elected:
H Hsseon FOR three yesrs-H. w. Dennison.
Tasoo Tor two years--E. p. Crockett.
soSAs.urer-Albert Ames.
~efor-H. " Dennison
sunday School officers:
san-F A. Taylor.
ass suppl. A. West
s0S, Mo Ireas.-FlOra Murch.
sop., ~ " r rrlIsry Dept-Mrs. Ada Bsrrows.
my, VI =, cradle Roll-Mrs. r. A. Taylor.
TSHPeo i Home Deps-Mrs J. K Murch.
-'Orsran--J. L. Murch.
r. Lt'slsssor w.. S, Ripley of Boston Is
to"u os bis annual visit in his native
psu, ana Is accompanied by bis brother,
hs" B. Ripley of Weston, Msss., who
occasional visitor here. On Sunday
hs %y party was helSst the old home,
MA Tol' Orison Ripley farm, now occu-
AN Az oy William L. Harlow. A party Of
,s, yu1 thirty relatives and neighbors
s0S asfee, and ate dinner at . table set
me l me trees. Following tho dinner
No. sT we're songs and stories, and very
l.. *
asss reunions.
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