Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-29
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUlH TAAo
nv Faulkner is sitting at tn
KY ssI' Of h new Buick roadster
w. n.,s. at Buolfeld village SATURDAY, sasu.Sa!
~. yD u this week. sha"'s ofons''fA
W Pike Of the F. Il. Noyss Co
Nina u Store was in Portland on 0u''N'''
Friday. ,,p.,
Nh p"o,, h ara guests at Nelson q
ELDERS. ,,,.
The Red Cross rooms VIII ns s1ssrunoU =.
.,.n a. Tuesday and Friday AFTERNOONS
:. n,ual, for regular WORK.
-, ai,trict convention of Pythian
,,. t.r viii be held with Hsmlin Temple
Ts evening, Nov. L.
u.nueh easier 1t was to make Sat
.3sy nfrht an hour longer than II WAS
y. wv, AXE il an hour shorter.
-. R,Dtist Ladies' Aid is invited to
I.' ne home of Mrs. Walter Den
a'on next Thursday to sew.
-. R,ntist Ladies Aid will hold a
IL, Luz business meeting next Wednesday
,.niug after prayer meeting.
n. and Mrs. Frank c. Small, formerly
.,S.,,b paris. now Of Lawrence, Mass,
w.,s IN town over the weekend.
Tb.vsr attended Chandler's auc-
80, Sbslburre, Y. a., Saturday, and
S M seven nice head of beef cattle.
W.. Annie Fletcher will close her
..nson Gothic Street for the winter,
~ ,.sy With her mother, Mrs. Doble.
v,,SE Porter has returned to her
,,,rhInO in Portland, after spending the
,s,sm With her mother, Mrs. Ida
Porter
Word has been received OF the safe
,,,iv,I overseas Of Harlsnd Damon, who
IN South Paris to 60 into the service
June %.
Mr.. Josephine Bates will return to
Portland this week Tuesday to spend
n, winter with Der brother, DR.. Angus
as Thsyer.
Walter Davis, who is employed in a
R,,b shipyard, vas at home over the
ysek. end With bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&C. Davis.
William J. Wheeler Is recovering well
hmm the effects Of his recent surgical
operation, though bis progress is not so
npld as at first.
Mrs Roy z. Cole aud son Howard,
vbo had been for a few weeks with her
ursuts. Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Wheel
r. returned Saturday to their home In
Canton, Mass.
Dc. L. Buck has been appointed
nuressntstive of the Salvation Army on
he Oxford County committee on the
united war work drive to be made the
week Of Nov. IL,
Mss Edith Maxwell, after having been
n home during the enforced recess OF
schools, returned Thursday to her teach
hgin NelrOss, Mass.
A card received Friday morning by
he family announces the safe arrival
overseas OF Sergt Robert W. Wheeler OF
he medical department.
Mss Marjorie Edwards brings into the
Democrat office an almost-ripe straw
bars which she picked Sunday. It 10
tall red, bat mainly so.
Paris honor flag OF the Fourth
Liberty Loan has been hung in the
Square, in place Of the one with the
three bars which has been there since
he third loan.
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway, who had
been with her father, T. F. Hathaway,
during the school suspension, returned
he last Of the week to her teaching at
Rockport, Mass.
The smoke Of burning leaves ascend
sth up forever and ever. Leaves, leaves,
nothing but leaves. 'Seems to me-
n!s one man, "there never were so
many leaves before"
Mrs. Harry z. Maxim OF Falmouth
sotsside Is spending the week with Mr..
md Mrs, franklin Maxim while her
husband is on hunting trip with friends
oths AOOsshead region.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hayden of Man.
chester, Mass, have been guests for the
st few days Of their daughter, Mrs.
Chsnce G. Morton, and have also Wis
led Mr.. Hayden's mother and other
slasiVss at Norway,
William a. Chase OF Mechanic Falls,
lgnduase nurse, who had been at the
Norway emergency hospital for two
weeks, was transferred the FIRST of last
seef to the hospital at South Paris, and
las since been on duty here.
Mrs. A. F. Goldsmith and children,
sao we're visiting Mrs Goldsmith's people
Esrong, have returned on account of
as Illness OF Nj. Goldsmith. Mr.. Gold
inlsh did not have influenza, as was at
an' feared, and is improving well.
Iee hrst meeting for the season Of
we seneca Club, postponed on account
Mtae Epidemic, will be held with Mrs.
asisli Monday evening, Nov. 4. A
Patriotic program will be given, as was
HAnnsd Tor the meeting month earlier.
Shsrnan T. Oliver of the Chas. b.
howard Pharmacy Is endeavoring to get
Is Boston Sunday papers here from
lewiston BY auto. As there will be no
aa papers, those wishing one will
p SsAse make arrangements with Mr..
V"'ef as soon as possible.
ah Charles W. Chase and Miss
ooss Chase have closed their house on
SH! street. for the winter. Mrs. Chase
~ gone TO Hebron to stay with her
Snsaghtsr, Miss Leila Chase, and Miss
s y" has gone to Norway to keep house
W asr nephew, Myron E. Farnum,
'uO's wife recently died.
Advertised letters and cards In the
'Ou'o Paris post Office Oct. rs, 1918:
Robert ATard.
111red Burchwood.
saeIle Jack.
SSH1ord n. Martin.
eaares N. Millett.
J. A. KENNEY, Postmaster.
,aaNeough the churches we're all re-
M ,u'o On Sunday, congregations gensr-
A., we're rather small. People are
nm sHoat dlsinclined to take any pos
n,,. u .Iss sy coming out. Some of the
s'.s1s also will not send their children
h s. Just yet, preferring to wait un-
''''ainty Is little more sure.
Iva and Mrs. W. 81. Lurvey, who have
Mo-, mere Tor the past year or two, are
MI 70 move TO Buckfeld In the near