Oxford Democrat., 1918-11-26
SOUTH PARIS.

psnA TrioOu IS lsaoS
=. : Sr su.Iusss College, Portland
u shaw and his orchestra
8',.' ~, North Buckfeld Wednesday
= ..I,S : % play for harvest oaii'
y. v.s Hall is assistant in West West
IH ,,.S ss' school, living at her home
=. .sns I-s back and forth by train.
Iv,s Newton Stanley of South
" sGu - Snes,s at c. W. BOwker's,
y atII l1u ,snsiu an until after Thanksgiving
.axu Fred S. Wiggln of Port
y y iorusrly sTr of Presque Isle, were were
y. for few days last week a' frso
El;sn"
,..,I., u. Wheeler was in Portland
ssolGG s'G,v = 10 attend the annual meet
oI'I S,S. Fire Underwriters Associa-
b Of Maine
..r,siss' Social Uaion will hold an
ln' ..o, . and regular meeting in the
~ % Dsrlor Wednesday at ESQ r. NJ
ITip DO. AL come.
,,,,,ts 2. Dow from Camp, Devens
~, spsnt 3 short leave OF
s.a... ts.. With bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
mi l. Dow
y. and Mrs Irving 0. Bsrrows were
ntSsH Thursday, and were accom-
'JSv Mrs. \. G. Elder, who was
S.s; = Il Of Der nephew, Morton Gar
animal poultry show of the West
Mine Poultry Association will be
!, a Paris Grange Hall, Tuesday.
.i,,d,y and Thursday, Jan. z, 8
ia
n.dO Bsll is employed cutting wood
~ S,.tm,u & Acdrsws on the farm
..S,.sd by them Of Albert D. Park on
EsSrOn road, and is living in the
w st the farm.
v. Lizzie ". Mlistt, department
,.i5.Dt Of The Ladies Of the G. A. r.,
,ia,sd circles OF the order during
,,.t week 10 Bangor, Foxcroft,
.scrr and Pennington.
a, Mr. Faulkner has been called
=, pysral evenings recently to assist
district superintendent in the
ssp,r, movement which is being
,risi % BY the Methodist denomina-
b.
srold T. Briggs Of Wilton was In
M Wednesday and Thursday of last
!, BE came for some hunting, and
rniuly struck some bad weather for |
\ business. He was the guest of
nudnOther, Mrs. Louise j. Briggs.
Ys Florence Leach was in attendance
b. EpEOrth Leagu convention of the |
,.asa district at Auburn Tuesday, and
N paper on the recreational
M the League institute |
Psand camp ground. Miss Leach
b elected third yice-presideut of the
.rct organ zstion.
u. date Of the agricultural sale to be |
dat Paris Grange Hall will be Nov. |
This 10 a chance to buy your |
hnisgiving chickens, fruit, vegetables,
ruiOs., bOme-coOked food, salt pork,
Be sure aud look our tables over |
khn purchasing elsewhere. This sale
saN 10 A. n, and there will be . |
EAc dinner in the Grange dining room. |
be $ cents per plate.
DVuald S. Briggs, who went to Camp
ssi on the 28tb of June, and later |
iGrsi admission to the officers train
!. EhOOl at Camp Lee, Va, Is expected
Irs within a week or two. Like
rHs 10 the same situation, he was
|n TIE option Of completing the
tans receiving bls commission and
sas placed on the reserve list, or being
sai'gsd Immediately, and be chose
ks after.
Complying With the proclamation of |
sdsnt Wilson the union Thanksgiv.
service will be held in Deering
isnofial Methodist church on Thurs
y evening, Nov %, ats O'Clock. There
~ this time great reason for Thanks
nns and it is expected that a large
aaar viii be present. Each of the
s'en viii have part In the service,
ia vii continue for one hour. Rev.
l. Newton will preach the sermon.
ne most cordially invited.
iA'rsnslus of Ms. Sarah z. Judkins,
.hoi Henry P Judkins, were brought
~ baskerville Friday night, and Sat-
AaI morning we're buried in Norway
l' I'oVe Cemetery, with a prayer SER
= Conducted by Rev. c. G.. Miller.
~ a0'oand accompanied the remains.
~ ~ 'Ndkins was the daughter of Frank
y a'ao Smith Harrington, and was
=, ~ u baskerville 4S years ago. Mr..
An, Judkins lived for a time on
A u Known as the Almon Churchill
IN M nov owned by S. S. Wyman, on
- Mset and later in the house now
Oy Albert Ames on Hillside
a@Od old fashioned crowd at the
~ a'% . alnner and supper Of the Ladies'
-. Union OF the Universalist church
.Ss ;aosy noon and night. And a good
49,. sflloned boiled dinner, and supper
lannel hash and baked beans.
..V'u lne entertainment there was a
-. s~' !, Msseh by three children, and q
,'s. y OIack Ola face by Mrs. Kate Ham
.IIS.. Inc rest Of the program was
M, 40 words and living pictures.
S~us'ted OF series of twenty-five
49, 'aui or poses, most of them with
rn.Sor Oos or two figures, illustrating
Va "1lsr ,.r old OF new melody which
lS'sls, s, as Annie Laurie, Should Aud
0'r s's Than be Oe Forgot, Red Wing,
l,,.. 'p'Is' and many others. Mrs.
NJ s,.A T. Norton vas at the piano, and
IL 40 osn people Of the place, both
n. ~ !Oung posed for the tableaux.
l,tO,a. s'uniDg was appropriate and the
pos,," vel designed, and the whole
ndI.oc. gave much pleasure to the
css,l ~ s9liS A. Pratt died In the
su = rhaae name General Hospital at Lew
ahIlia"a morning. She had been
ID b.ss .'asn Tor some months but
d. 'S .. the hospital only a short
A n que was born 10 Leeds Jan. IS,
b, ~ Tn eanghter of Jeremiah and
Mr. ,1'0oy) Day. She. lived some
sQS >, hsorOn, and later came to
An Saa Ss, where she lived for many
eSo..ba as' residence here being In
o., Ell. n house on Church Street.
%t,OsSa.Iy she bad gone to live with
tns fpser s 10 Auburn. She married
hn AZ. f'sIt, who died about eight teen
sfdr.s. sne leaves the following
laSo,D. q Mrs. Mildred A. Weston,
&iS pSsorse W. Pratt, Auburo;
hxi rat, Auburn Walter Leslie
laSo,S' amp ? Dsveus; Nina G. Urquhart.
hOaO,o,. .,'o two step-children, Effie
M. SI VS W. Of Lewiston and Charles q.
ID. ii, Norway. Fred o. Hall has also
ha q, aOns with the family in South
as.aI' W. ~, many years. Mrs. Prast's
adsugA,.o oufial we're at the home OF