Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-24
SOUTH PARIS.

li'. , ss Woodbury., at Old orchard fo'
,iss days NJ. S,.,
Yrs, u.s. nast week with her sister, Mrs
lISsrt D. Park
.,mou Churchill Of Leeds hs'
sf: =. snsst Of Mrs. L. z. Monk dur
PC s's he past week. ..,
,,aiss of the Congregations
InT wiIl give a harvest supper IL
. ssi. ,.sIry Thursday, Oct 10.
~.or5 Russell vent Wednesday &c
hp Pond w.. TO 90 into the employ
n .So cr.pd Trunk Railway as brake
nan.
Ia Mason. son of Leslie L. Mason
VS T"ao1sy f9r worcester, Mass, where
IN attend az academy for the com
ngyssF'
-. ,onr,g7 3ance orchestra fur.
Sus ,Ss mn. &c for the Andovsr fair
a, n LAT Welgesday and Thursday
sTsDngs
,..;3o Alopso. wife and two sons,
.IaS;,o and Enrique, and nursemaid,
LiITaSsiIsnOs, Cuba, are guests at Albert
D. Parks
u.. go,spce 3 Gum left Thursday
po.ton. 10 :a5a a years course in
s....OSrspby and 'ypewriting in Burdett
Business College
D,R Wendell RHunds OF Louisville'
- ;oins5 his 'smily here last week for
n!Scrt .tsy, an vas cordially greeted
b. bis many frieads'
N, and Mrs. Clinton McKeen went
u.Sr.,dsy 10 srsr a vacation OF few
",sIs viii re $50, and friends In Pei
S~ n. q, Eyer6ill and Worcester,
Mass.
Among orders ..ssed BY the executive
.,aocil lat week Dr the reimbursement
og,ovp, for AID 70 dependents Of sol
Si.,. M TO Ju,y ls,, is the item OF
Sqs 40 10 the town Of Paris.
Mas Blauchs Hsrvey of Brunswick is
N. nav dssigrer in Mrs. Smiley's milli-
..,r store. The millinery opening will
non Friday auS saturday of this week.
Tvsryepe ccrdia. invited to attend.
LI.op c. Wheeler was on Thursday
,rnointsd bg Governor Milliken q mem
SsroI the State Board of Arbitration and
Cnncilistiop. 20 succeed Frederick Bogue
OIg,,t Machiss. whose term expires.
R,lph B. Eassoa, who has been taking
,uaipipg course 10 the ordnance school
,Camp Hancock. Ga, has received his
commission as second lieutenant, and
IA, bsep assigned to duty at Camp Kear-
new near San Diego, Calf.
covered dish supper and social will
be held at the Congregational ves'ry
u1tWednssdsy evening at AS under the
lu,pices OF Y. P. 5. c. Z. Everyone in
Jtsd and asked to bring something In
covered dish e1cep, sandwiches. Ad-
mission l0c
Ludley and Clinton Hubbard have re-
turned from Lowell. and are for the pres
ut With Mr.. and Mrs. George r. East
man and attending school. Their par
suts Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Hubbard, will
come here for the winter as soon as they
close their camps at Lowell.
Mrs. Annie B. Newport, wife Of Rev.
Frederick Newport Of Turner, died In
Augusta last Tuesday. Mrs. Newport,
10 Miss Annie Croker, was formerly for
some time a resident of South Paris.
She was born Sept. 4, 1880, the daughter
Of Joseph and Julia Chase Croker.
She married Rev. Frederick Newport
March %, 1914. Funeral services were
held at Turner Friday, and burial was at
that place.
Isaac J. Monk, who recently moved to
Norway after living many years at South
Paris, quietly observed his eightietb
birthday at his Norway home on the l4th
inst he was presented with q birthday
cake made BY Mrs. Alfred G.. Monk, on
which were eighty candles of red, white
and blue, arranged in the form of flag.
This was particularly appropriate for
Ar, Monk, as he Is veteran of the civil
war BE was the recipient of many con-
grssulatiO0s.
AgOOd number from this vicinity at
tended the stale fair al Lewiston Thurs
DAY, and few on other days, though
Thursday was the only real weather
there was for the week. State fair
weather and Oxford County fair weather,
though about as different as possible,
have almost become standardized
through years OF unbroken record. H.
DEED, for 80 long has our county fair had
good weather and the state fair the worst
possible, that the thing is almost un-
sanny.
Hon. Willis E Swift, mayor of Angus
"a, and Hon. Frank G.. Harrington OF the
ane city were al South Paris Tuesday.
NJ harrington is representative in the
ustng Maine legislature, has been
ascisd tor the next legislature, and is q
candidate for Speaker of the House.
V'ner candidates for the same position
Rs Charles P, Barnes OF Houlton, for
merry OfNOrway, and Ernest r. Clason
u Lisbon, former principal of Paris High
ocaOoi and later superintendent of
nnools IN the Paris and Woodstock die
net both OF whom are elected for q
second term.
"A party which spent portion of Fri
"! and all Of Saturday on q trip to
mount Washington included Mr.. and
ms Geo. r. Morton and son Henry, Mr.
NO Mrs, Clarence G. Morton. Mr.. and
nfa ID. Z. JOY, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w.
SSsunlsOD, Miss Eva E. Walker, Miss
sCa aurch, Donald B. Macmillan, e.
cummings Q! Norway, and Arthur E.
s sUf9es. 1t had been planned to utilize
NC nsos OF the full harvest moon for q
w'uon OF the bike mp the mountain, but
hne storm" necessitated . change
ssp'Ogrsm. The party spent the night
aloe Glen House, and started up the
N.Y. STansaln late in the forenoon. Their
sng was cOuhned within the lines OF
~ Mount Washington carriage road,
u 'nelr vision was almost as strictly
United United, though during the afternoon
'iooal glimpses Of the valley below
' oad from near the Hallway House.
-, .u,se OF the party made the summit,
u me Others went varying distances
p.' nn oalittle more than the fourth mile.
,,, u, snow and slset were almost CON
,o~ lot toe day, the snow extending
IN. distance below the Halfway
a Su.se' II you ask any member Of the
n.y. you will be truthfully informed
'0sy had corking good time.
.,.as ladies' of the Congregations
NJ. will hold their annual Christina
december 9Th and 9th. The fol
wing are the committees:
No-,S sarssinment-Mrs. T. 8. Barnes, Mrs. W. p
"n. Miss helen Barnes. So
nsSn Grsy's Table-Mrs. wirt Stanley, Mrs
CSa.s.n, stewart, Mrs. Frank Goldsmith, Mr.
sJ Sowker. Mrs. Geo. Bennett, Mrs.. Star