Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-22
SOUTH PARIS.

cDr,is left Thursday TO
E lllaIGi to enter Colby College.
H'' D.,oA E. Gray of Portland was
yr'. s WiIlism L. Grsy's for . fe'
H =, gasoline Sunday, and con
No S.o ~ a,s burned, though the al
~ little chilly ..,
g,rr,g vent Thursday morn
y Yarmouth to visit dis oausn'''
Il. league, fol- WHILE -, =.
M =, .ons time with her oTotner, !
20 S, Il. has returned 20 iA'~'a''
Rogers n. Bowdoin Colleg'
Albert H s =, few days. leave o
~ 0ssU .ith bis parents, Rev. ana mis-
c,,,lss T Merrill Of Kenne
Ms CD AT the homo of hel
'GnipO'iv n, and Mrs Y b. Jenue' a few
3,y. last week ,,.o,.,.,
-. moved from toe Glover a I1us ST. ~
Van Az Street to fss Wethereii nou'e
!. Pine Street
- Nabs-n Of Lewiston Is In
IoV ~ account Of the illness OF ms
@sn W TS,Iia,, Nsherp, who is at the
c,,Dps Hall hospital
r..,sr Tvi,chell gives the Demo
Ms ..SS disb II fall rsspberries from
IN, : Quart ana a half which sne
liked near Der home
Va. Ruth Brown, who teaches at Nor.
As, ~ boards a. =. S. Barnes, went
~ 70 her bone 1t Brewer, to remain
MI he schools reopen.
Nj. Ethel c. C,ocSett and Miss Har-
= soss left Friday TO return to their
ling 10 Massachusetts,, where the
rsoOls reopen this week
t.,,,, weeks Democrat the age OF
W.. IA Elizsbeb Rock, who died on
s''S vas given az q years. The
; -T, should have been q.
v,lob Psrkins bas returned from
49, and is again at the old chair In
:. ystcber barber shop, attending TO
ss,ori,i work. re will continue there
.aS Pr,Wr and SON Billy,
~, ,psuding some weeks with Mrs.
800. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81.
s,,,t returned Saturday to their home
rPursand.
y,,sOs Hammond Of Portland has
,..n Sraksuap on the Norway train for
"a, S,ys. taking the place OF Joseph
rsrrisr. who was Of on account OF III
u. 10 bis family.
N, and Mrs R0y Herrick OF West
y.S,ord Mass, have been spending .
=, da,, with Mr.. Herrick's parents,
n, and Mrs. William aerrick, mskisg
b. TIP BY automobile.
Nina Pearl Bennett has returned from
,.r,tion OF a month spent at Ter home
4 Wilson's Mills, and resumed her
,,k a. stsnograohsr at the office OF
b. MASON Manufacturing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. ". q. JENNIE were at
c,np Dsyeus a short time last week,
,ss their son, Ray JENNIE, who has
b.sr cutie III with influenza. They
band bin someW hat improved.
Mr., Joseph Currier Of Strstford, n.
4, and Miss Clara Riggy of Milan, N.
z, have been With Mrs. Curriers' son
nd Miss Riggs sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iaph Currier, who are i'll with in
ilsnza.
Ms 3. P. Adkins and Mrs. Laura
Burke have come from Kittery to the
Adkins home here, Mrs. Burke being
NScsntly recovered from the illness
With which she was suffering at the time
aAsr husbands death.
The business Of Ripley & Fletcher, dis
riau.Ors Of Ford cars, and the Paris
Auto Sales Co., which has handled other
makes, is to be continued by new cor
NntiOu, the Ripley & Fletcher Co.,
Which is to take the business of both
aleerns.
Mrs. William COokson from Auburn
recently made a short visit to her
aothsr, Ernest Herrick, and family.
IT. COOksOn is retired engineer on the
saod Trunk, and be and Mrs Cookson
moOn to start for Florida, who're they
vii spend the winter.
NJ. and Mrs. William P. Morton, Miss
sana West, Miss Evelyn Wight, Miss
sidys hatch and Miss Beryl Silver
'ses to Bethel and other places by auto
noble Sunday, the trip being given by
xn Morton to The Eolian Quartette,
SapO'sd Of the four young ladies.
Tinksr's Singing Orchestra, which has
Ven popular in this vicinity at its fire.
9asus visits, will doubtless be affected
9ths outcome OF recent suit in An
loscoggin County, when Laura Z.
MIXER secured divorce from n. Frank
mixer. ln6deli;y was the allegation.
ftnt snow of the season Thursday
asat Here there was just enough to
@unulate into a little slusb In the
NineFs, but the hills were white In
"s'I direction Friday, and the northern
l9antains looked as IL the fall was con-
ua:taos. Our cool season 10 keeping
pTa reputation.
~" !. Louise Rounds of South Paris,
v vaC Aas been assistant supervisor OF the
i's0sfs Aid ct the state house at
sasusta, has resigned, to take effect
.ls TINE in November. The resigna-
%o . TO enable Aer to take . more
,n'aave position with the New England
l0ae Tor Little Wanderers.
nOtd was received here last week
.ol harold 7. Briggs of Wilton, for
I.'i! OIL this place, that owing to what
armed As mouth disease, he VA
Ssed TO have his valuable lemon and
~" pointer, Chick, killed. This 10
s's' Ioss, as she was without doubt ONE
"as 's't bird dogs in the state.
,s sas standards for the lights at che
N house steps were set last week
80! are ornamental metal posts, sur
~ an'sd BY lights encased In translucent
s. globes. Mike Kirwin says that
S's sooes are not large enough 10 be IL
ssSSpOrion with the rest of the structure
god. o W 'n'"N "'' ' .
hi, -; and Mrs. Charles R. Newell and
sssuIsr, Mrs. =. j. Hall, whose hus
Ss.,. 10 the service, are moving from
H. a rsris to Saco, where Mr.. Newell
wen zen Tor some time employed. j
EsSaols, who has been with ths
~u s Tor some time at their residence
n, III Street, is now boarding will
Ao'is OF Oscar Swan on High Stree,
NJ, r'isnce G. Morton and family, viii
Hs,.L I. Morton and Miss Julia p
hN.a, vent Thursday by AUTOMOBILE
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