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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Oilbertvllle.

Mrs.. Stella Foster ID quito III. DR..
Norss 10 In attendance.
Richard Caldwell. who has been very
III, 10 better.
J. Z. Hlscock Of Farmington 10 visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. G. Albert Ellis,
and family.
Mrs. Rollo Hines and children have
been visiting relatives In Lewiston.
Dwight Bisbee ID III with scarlet fever.
Lieut.. Ira v. HScock Of Greenville,
6. O., was the guest Of his sister. Hrs.
g. Albert Ellis, and family, last week.
He was ct homo on . short furlough.
He returned to Farmington Tuesday
morning, and left Wednesday for Wash
iugtou, D. c., whore he spent . few days
before returning to Camp SEWER, 8. c..
where he will be stationed until be goes
across.
Merle Hodge 10 suffering from blood
poisoning in bic finger. DR.. Blcknsll 10
In attendance.
Chss. Buck has sold his store to r. D.
Witham OF Strong. Philip LABEL has
bought the small stand on Golden Ridge
owned b. Mr.. Buck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
North Waterford.

Mrs. G. N. Eastman received . letter
from her son Andrew saying that he wss
In San Antonio, Texas, flying school, and
BY the time she received his letter thinks
he will be able to 70 alone In the ma
chine.
David Lebroke 10 sick, 90 unable to
carry the scholars or do bis chores.
George Hobson 10 on the sick list.
Born April 9Th TO the wife Of John
Grover son.
Mrs. Forest McAllister Of South Paris
10 stopping . few days with her sister,
Mrs. Merton Robson.
Mrs. Fred Black visited at Merton
Hobson's one day last week.
Lillian Douglass 10 caring for Mrs..
John Grover and little con.
Edmund Douglass 10 going to Port
land soon to work for tho Buruham q
Morrill, Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
And0ver.

The high school opened Monday
April 9Th. Principal, Clarence Brown;
assistant, Mrs. Sylvanus Poor.
Oscar Damon was in Portland few
days last week.
Miss Kimball, the grammar school
her home In Rumford Center.
Neal Bodwell is working In the spool
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cole are receiving
congratulations on the birth of . daugh.
ter.
Vincent Newton was Ill last week with
the grippe.
Alvin Averill and son Linwood have
gone to the Lakes to work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Bryant's Pond.


Howard Craig 10 soon to close bis
house on the Paris road and will 60 to
Island Pond, Vermont, whore he has
employment through the season.
Norman Smith, who has been boarding
at the home of Mrs. Annie Clark on the
Gore, is now staying with the family OF
George W. Davis at South Woodstock.
Chester Becker has moved from the
Noyes farm to the Benson place on the
Paris road. II 10 understood that Harry
Silver 10 to occupy the Noyes farm.
Leon Poland of Sumner has purchased
the Winfield Bryant house at East Wood.
stock and will take up bis residence there.
Oliver, son of Henry Swan, is at the
Central Maine General Hospital, Ill with
typhoid fever.
Sergt. Lester W. Hathaway of the
third regiment located at Bangor, IL
visiting his parents on Q ten days' fur
Tough. He expects soon to go south
with the regiment.
The drives on the brooks we're started
early this week. Clarence Smith has
charge of the one on the North Wood
stock brook, and Albert Davis that on
the Concord Pond Brook.
Frank Deering OF Boston was In town
this week calling on friends. He and
his brother, DR.. Deering, and sister, Mrs.
Harrison, are expecting to pass part OF
the summer here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Albany.

AHU0uys
The last few days Hunts Corner hal
been quite lively place. Roy G. Ward
we'll has visited every dooryard with BIZ
wood machine, and cut up all the wood
on hand, which will make years sup
ply.
Abel Andrews and Woodsum Scribnel
dressed off three f1ne pigs the first Of the
week.
T. T. Cole is used up with the pre-
vailing cold.
Poor sap weather just now. Hope
there will be few days just to help on
the sugar bill, also on the demolishine
of some OF our huge snowdrifts.
It II expected that the late Dea. j. d.
Lovejoy house will be occupied by q
family from Savannah, Ga.
Will Grover and Eben Z. Barker are
drawing hay from the Corner.
A. G.. Bean has several tons Of nice
hay to sell.
n. A. Cummings and sister Anna, who
have occupied the Lovejoy house the
last few months, will have to move some.
whore, they know not where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the DOlNOs OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris nm.

p0Lu8 nlU1s
First Bapsiss Church, supples- Preaching
every Sunday q 10,4S 4. y. Sunday School
at II. sabbash evening service g ! -. Prayer
Hsssass he iass fridsy before he LII Sunday
connected are cordially invited.
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard returned to the
Hubbard House last week and 10 pre-
pairing it for the summer season. While
the house will probably not DO fully
open before June first, It 10 planned to
accommodate such guests % may come
In May.
A cold northeast storm Friday night
gave rs three or four inches OF damp
snow followed by cold rain Saturday.
A cablegram was received BY Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Atwood early last week
announcing the safe arrival in Europe OF
their son, Ensign Raymond L. Atwood
of the u. S. N. r. Aviation Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando A. Thayer, who
have spent the last part Of the winter
with the family of their son, Jarvis n.
Thayer in Pembroke, N. H., returned
and opened their home here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Farrar expect
TO move to South Paris soon to MAKE
their home with David B. Woodbury..
K. B. Curtis and family, who have pur-
chased the farm now occupied BY MI.
Farrar will move to the place about
May first.
Mrs. Sidney Souls Of New Gloucester
has been recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. q. Hesld. Mrs. Heald and her little
daughter returned with Mrs. Soule to
New Gloucester for visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule.
Mr.. Winslow is making preparations
to move soon from bis apartments,
"Larj'ly Hall'', to the Miss Ford place
which he and his sister purchased las,
season.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mrs. Guy Weston, now In New York
sewing for her customers, 10 soon to
return home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Hebron.

Fresland Stanley of Newton, Mass,
Academy, was in the place last week.
A surprise pound party was given
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Grifiths on Saturday
evening, IL being Mr.. Grifiths' birthday
A large number were present, and q
pleasant evening spent.
Prof. and Mrs. Field spent Sunday In
Lewiston.
Albert Richardson and Charles Glover
got home from Virginia last week. They
enjoyed the winter and their work, bu,
both were glad TO get home. Albert
plans to do considerable farming this
year % he did last.
Norman Richardson was at home from
Portland for Sunday.
R. N. Stetson of West Sumner wai
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Cornelia
Moody, Sunday.
A few patches of snow are left, and
the roads are settling fast.
Floyd Philbrick has been to Norridge-
wock and Watsrville for few days.
Beginning Sunday, April Z, q change
was made In the service at the Baptis,
church which was held In the church
auditorium in the evening. We quote
from Pastor Grifaths' circular: "The
choir will be present and will furnish
special music. There will also be solos,
duets, and other music. About ten min.
utss of the opening Of the service will be
devoted to the singing of hymns. The
sermon will be brief and to the point,
touching some of the vital issues OF the
present day" The several themes for the
next few Sunday evenings will be:
April I, "if Germany wins the war, what
April IL, "The new nation"
April 81, "Shan the great nations rise or fAll?'
April %, "The supreme sacrifice"
May s, The day Of acc uniting"
The honor parts of the graduating
class have been assigned: Valedictory,
Miss Doris Hsmlin of Milan, N. a.;
salutatory, Mise Mona Barrett Of West
Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Phillips from
Connecticut are visiting bis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benson Phillips.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
EaSt Sumner.

Mrs. Lydia Varney of North Buokfied
has been calling on relatives In town
Though nsarly.7S years Of age, she ID
quite smart.
George Goss has gone to Auburn fol
Q few weeks. His houseke eper, julia
Barrows, 10 boarding in the family oil
Walter Russell.
Miss Keene Of Mechanic Falls Was In
towp last week with line Of millinery
goods.
Cyrus B. Heald of Canton wss In town
Wednesday.
Raymond Keene 10 employed on the
railroad section since Monday, the 9Th
inst.
Ben Bisbse has started up his mill for
cutting out lumber.
School is In charge of Miss Marion
Stetsou. Lena Russell Lothrop 10 teach
ing the Sumner Hill school.
A few autos have been seen out.
Roads are drying Of rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
NOTICE.

In the Disyiee Court Of III United asa<aa fov A..
District Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
CHHRLSs I. BAeLEy In p..r,v,..,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
STATE OF MAINE

COUNTY OF OXFORD. 80.
| Whereas Wilmot W. Nc0oWn, Of Waterford
| In the County Of Oxford, and State Of Maine, BY
his mortgage deed dated the twenty fourth day
Of October, A. D. 1899, and recorded In the OK
ford County Registry Of Deeds, book 2SS, page
Sal, conveyed % Solomon i. Millett. Of Norway II
said County Of Oxford, certain lot or parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon sieuxted
In the town Of Waterford Aforesaid bounded
and described 20 follows; 70 wits-on the
northerly side thereof BY land owned and oc-
cupied By ono George A. Miller and on the east.
erfy side BY lands occupied BY Jesse II. Field
and Aaron Libby; and on the 1outherly side by
land Of Mrs. c. n. Tubbs, and land supposed %
be owned by one Bracket. and on the westerly
side thereof BY tho road leading over "TempJe
Hin" 20 called In said Waterford 70 Harrison
saving and reserving winter road from the east
end OF said farm - reserved In the deed 70 VII
mot W. Mc0owr, meaning and Intending to IN.
clude herein precieely the Same premises CON.
yeyed 70 Wilmot W. 4c0own BY Whitney Buck
by deed dated September twenty seventh,
Eighteen hundred and ninety I've and recorded
In Oxford Records, Book 20, Page 80; and
whereas said mortgage has bean legally and
properly assigned % mo- the undersigned, Free.
man p. Stanley; and whereas the condition Of
said mortgage has BEEN broken;
Now, therefore, by reason OF tho breach Of
The copditjon thsreof claim foreclosure Of
Ry ALTON Q: WHHnIuR his attorney hersto
duly outhox11ods
April ~ 1ea. lesO .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Oxford.

News Is received of the marriage IL
Emigrsnt, Montana, of Harry Davis. sor
Of Chas. C. Davis Of Oxford, and Mis-,
Chrystsl Hartman, formerly of Norway
on March 23d.
Rev. Mr.. Williams Is attending the NJ
E. Conference In Augusta. he preached
his farewell sermon on the 7th.
Herbert Flood 10 very sick with
enlargement of the heart.
Mrs. Anna Edwards Is visiting her son
Ralph Edwards, at Paris.
Mrs. Hattie Wood Is very sick.
Two hundred books and thirty five
magazines were collected to be sent te
the soldiers and sailors' library.
Walter Bean and family have returned
from Esston, Penn. Mr.. Bean hal
bought the house owned by Mrs. Abbis
Linnell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Wilson's Mills.

Quite number of our neighbors arr
making maple sugar and syrup-D. G.
Bennett and son, Azel Wilson and the
Storey brothers, while some have ar
occasional call Of an hour or two at the
woodpile.
At Peter Littlebale's three of The
young people have been sick with measles
but all are convslescing.
Mrs. Mary Linnell has gone to Rum
ford for medical treatment.
Roads are getting pssssble for wagons.
Mrs. Gretta Wilson and Mrs. Bertha
Storey went to the Mckinley store at the
lower town Friday to do some trading.
Azel Wilson sold seven head of young
cattle to G. G. Linnell, and two COWS to
81. w. Pickett, the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Rethel.

The embargo on Ill social Affairs,
which went on April 9, has been lifted.
The movies are again In full session.
Ali the churches held their services %
usual on Sunday. except the Congrega-
tional, whore there was no service, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis are away.
Arthur Bunting and son John are .,
Seattle. Wash, having railroad posi-.
ton there. Mrs. Bunting and family sre
TO move there In the near future. They
are living now in tho house OF Mrs
Buntiug's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8
Chandler, during their absence. Mr.
and Nr. Chandler are spending the
winter with their daughter In Auburn
Frank Flint has had blood poisoning II
hls thumb for while, but II Ii better, and
II ID thought amputation will not b
necesaary.
The academy began again last week
al the old teachers except Miss Whitman
coming back.
Miss Hollie Stanley began her sohoo
ct Locke's Mills again April 8.
MIDDLE NTERvALR.
]. b. Carter, Jr., after spending few
days with his family and father, has 70
turned to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt or Balentine spent
day at North Paris.
D. n. Kimball 10 boarding ut Walter
Balentine's.
b. L. Powers went toNewry to SCI
his father and brother.
Mrs. r. w. Kilgore, after spending
week with her daughter, Mrs. j. b
Carter, Jr., returned to her homo q
Newry.
Will Gunther is taking ono of DR.
Wight's horses.
Miss Mary Stanley went to her schoo
at Locke's Mills.
Marjory Farwell spent the weekend
at her homo on Farewell Mountain.
John Coolidge has new horse.
Alice Gunther has finished work To-
Mrs. j. 81. Carter, Jr.
Mrs. John Coolidge, after spending
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Helen Baker, at Songo Pond, has return
ed homo.
Mrs. Shirley Chase is at Mrs. Franz
Abbott's.
Win Capsn is able to be out door
again.
Charles Kimball 10 with his brother
B. W. Kimball.
Miss Mary Anterior spent tho week
end at Mrs. b. s. Stanley's. She Il
clerking at L. n. Stearns'.
q. 8. Stanley has finished work for q
L. Powers.
Ernest Mossessitt came back from
Berlin to the Carriers.
Sam Badger Ii working for the Carriers
A. n. Carter went to Berlin Wednes
day.
Ned Carter's horse Jean has q goot
mare colt. he also has taken bacl
Ernest Bucks horses which he has beef
using.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Moody, after visiting
Mrs. Moody's daughter, Mrs. q. L
Powers, have returned to their home II
Norway.
Automobiles are out on the rush.
o. A. Buck IL going to press hay. B
W. Kimball 10 helping him.
Freeman Winslow, z. L. Winslow ant
William Coffin are going on the river Il
drive.
HI. Powers sold one Of his grs.
horses to Carey Stevens and the othe
one to Ernest Buck.
E. P. Kimball 10 sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Buckfleld.

Pomona Grange met with Buckt1eld
Grange Wednesday with . good attend
snce and an interesting program.
Dan Emery and Shirley Bonney have
each lost q valuable COW recently.
The Ladies' Circle met at the church
vestry Friday afternoon and tied quilts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pettengill have
been guests of DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Cole.
There was q movie show ct the hall
Thursday, the first since early winter.
Autos are beginning to appear on the
streets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Corp. Swassy Dead In France.

In tho casualty lists from France made
public Wednesday night appeared the
name OF Corp. Lyman K. Swasey, died
from scarlet fever. Corp. Swasey VA
the SON of Benjamin A. Swasey, . veil
known dentist, who 10 one Of the young.
est veterans Of the civil war, and vas q
nephew OF Hon. John p. Swssey OF Can
ton, former congressman. Corp. Swassy
lived with his father ct Ridlonville whom
he enlisted about two years ago. BE
went to Texas with the Second Maine,
and later 10 France. He Was about
twenty years Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16

Miss Eva Bartlett has returned b
Myron Mofrill's. where she boards while
teaching school st Bethel Flat.
d. w. Cushing was ct Norway on
business one day this week.
]. A. Mckenzie 10 hauling logs for b
II. Young.
b. b. Hastings and Marsh Hastings
were In town one day this week.
Miss Mason from Springfield. hass.,
% Visiting her supt, Mrs.. d. W. Cushing.
and grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
BroNnheld,

Mrs. Fitch went to Portland Thursday
on business.
Leslie Poor 10 quite III with pneu-
mouia. Dr.. Fitch 10 In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aeserve, who have
been working In camp, also Mr.. Dev
Meserve have returned to their homo In
this village.
A Mr.. Wakefield from California 10
making quite an extended visit with the
Cottons ct their homo on Dugwsy. He
arrived in town some time last fall.
DR.. Fitch has nearly completed the
work on his stable.
Miss Mary Briggs Is assisting Mrs.
Irving Linscott With her bousewofk.
Mrs. Linsoott 10 10 poor health.
Colds are prevailing very extensively
al over town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
School Children's Eyes
examined for glasses.
S. RICHARDS.
Licensed Optometrist,
South Paris, Maine.

In the District Court Of the United States for sht
District Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
AR HsS aT1isI Il. WAKEFIELD In Bankruptcy
Of Brownhe1d. Bankrupt
To the creditors Of Arthur d. Wakefield of
Brownfeld, In the County Of Oxford and district
Aforesaid:
Notice IL hereby given that on the 18th day of
April, A. D. 1918, the said Arthur b. Wakefield
was duly sdjudicated bankrupt, and that
the first meeting Of his creditors Win be held at
South Paris, Maine, on the Let day Of May,
A. D. 1913, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint . trustee, examine
~ may properly come before said meeting.
South Paris, April Is, 1918.
WALTER L. GRAY,
1918 Referee In Bankruptcy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Olckvale.

j. e. Dow has sold the Braley horse to
j. c. Oldham.
Several are making maple syrup.
Frank Braley has an evaporator, and will
make quite quantity.
Linus Libby 10 Ill with bad cold.
School is again In session under the
same instructor as last term, Miss Tufts.
Lowell Shaw IL at home. He has
bought Q tractor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16

Seth Hartman has sold his farm t.
Charlie Adams.
Howard Blish from Bartlett, N. a..
has been visiting ut I. A. Andrew fol
two weeks.
Murlel and Isma McKeen have 70.
turned to their school 1t Norway.
81. B. AcKeen attended Pomona ai
Hiram Thursday, April 4th.
n. e. Allen has bought yoke of oxen.
Leslie McKeen and Walter Bemis have
finished making syrup In the Palmer
orchard and gone to their homo In Frye.
burg.
Adams teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16

The following officers Of the Universal
Int Bible School hsye been elected:

The following officers Of the Universal
lot Bible School have been elected:
sup<y-Mrs. Lewis @. Bates.
Associates supts.-Mrs. Clarence l.. Ridlons
Harold Porham. Mrs. Edwin J. Mann.
eec.-Nadeline Peabody.
Treas-Harold Perham.
Piauist-Miss Della 81. Lane.
supt. Cradle RoIl-Ars. Clarence L: Mdion.
supt. Home Department-Mra. II. 8. Bubier.
Officers of the Mission Circle of the
Universalist church have recently been
elected 40 follows:
Pres.-Mrs. Ella II. Bates.
vicePres.-Miss Ruth A. Tucker. Mrs.. Lewis
Sec.-Hisa Delis n. Lane.
Treas.-Miss Minnie A. Lane.
Three new members have Joined.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ridlon were
In Portland Thursday.
Postmaster r. T. Flavin went to the
Central Maine General Hospital, Lewis
ton, Thursday accompanied by Dr.. Pack
ard, and ct O'Clock In the afternoon
underwent . serious operation for appen-
dicitis and hernia. It was pus case 90
far developed that the appendix had
burst.
Mrs. Flavin was in Lewiston Friday to
SEQ her husband.
c. r. Barden and o. A. Bird were In
Norway Thursday. Mr.. Bird 10 In very
poor health, and will board here In the
village for the present.
Mrs. William F. Willis returned
Wednesday evening from Portland.
Mrs. Ora Msrston has been quite III
from grippe.
Carroll A. Bacon spent several days
last week in Portland with Mrs. Bacon,
who 10 said to b. gaining.
Mrs. Samira B. Durham IL taking q
ten days vacation at her home in Nor.
way.
Mrs. G. b. Lane returned Thursday
from visit with relatives at Mechanic
Falls and Lewiston.
C. L. Ridlon made business trip to
Lewiston last week.
Rev. l.. w. Grundy attended the N. E
Conference at Augusta last week, and
Mrs. Grundy and little son are with rels.
tives at SkowLcgan.
Rev. q. A. Markley preached at the
Universslist church last Sunday, and
Rev. q. b. Hathaway Of Clinton at the
Methodist church.
Mrs. s. T. White visited her sister
Mrs. Austin of South Paris, Thursday.
Mrs. Lynn Rowe visited relatives
Thursday at Norway.
Harold Perbam was guest Of friends
at South Paris day or two last week.
Walter S. Ring has been at home from
Bath, where be is working.
The Elva E. Locke Sunday School
Glass of the Universslist church gave .
masquerade social at Good Will Hall or
Wednesday evening, April 10. The cos
tunes were all good and caused muct
merriment. Prizes were awarded tc
Miss Laura Barden and Maynard Chase
Games were played and the following
entertainment was enjoyed:
instrumental Music 80. Miss Madeline Peabody
Pantomime, 1.-THE House That Jack Built"
Mrs. G. L. Ridlon, Reader
Duet .Leons Marston and Louvie Peabody
Charades.
Ice cream was on sale, and all pro
nounced 1t good time and an evening
we'll spent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Seed Wheat for Maine Farmers

The Seed Stocks Committee of the u.
s. Department. of Agriculture has ar-
ranged with the u. S. Food Admioistra-
ton Grain Corporation for supplying
seed wheat to the farmers through the
above organization. Maine 10 to be sup
piled from Buffalo, N. T., where about
100000 bushels of Canada grown Marquis
wheat Of good quality has been stored.
This wheat was inspected by the repre-
sentatives of the U. s. Seed Stocks Com
mittee and approved previous to being
sold for seed purposes.
In car lots the price OF this wheat 10
about $2.35 per bushel r. o. B. Buffalo.
Orders for car lots should be placed with
Mr.. Charles Kennedy, zone agent of the
Grain Corporation, Chamber OF Com
merce Building, Buffalo, N. 7. The
corporation cannot handle less than car
lots. Arrangements have been made,
however, by the Grain Corporation to
make this wheat available to purchasers
who wish less than Car lots. These
orders are handled by the George Urban
Milling Co., Of Buffalo. The price 10
o. 65 per bushel for sacked wheat r. D.
B. Buffalo. The sacks are included In
this price.
In addition to the above, Albert Dick
inson & Company, large merchants, have
supplied spring wheat seed 10 Oscar
Holwsy Company, Auburn, Maine, Ken
dali & whitney, Portland, Maine, and
John Watson Company, Houltoo, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16

Schools open April is with the same
teachers.
Miss Ethel Cole substituted last week
IN the school ut Howe Hill.
Miss Eva Bean, teacher Of Harring-
ton, passed Easter 1t home here.
Francis Bean OF the Srd Maine In
fantry, Bangor. has been ct homo the
past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16
Administrators sala.

By order Of the Judge OF Probate. ]
shall sell ct public auction on the prem.
i.ss, on Saturday, Nay 18th, 1918, q Z
O'Clock p. n, the homestead farm Of
Ceylon Day, deoeased, late Of Lowell.
W. N. SEAVEY, Admr.
G. K. CHAPLAIN. Anctlonser.