Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-15
SOUTH PARIS.

Cs, =. "a i.mily over the weekend.
vawards was in wstsrville on
Hos ION. Thursday snd Friday.
I'll. Ripley has returned from q
~ M - her her brother in BrOCkton, Mass
:, I'D Mrs. Albert D. Park were ct
-, ~ an. AMI At shagg Pond over sunday
-. ycGIulsy and family are oc'
s'CH the Wethe-ell house on Pine
- Bes,tis Of the United States
INA Sss been spending few days at
Iy. OsEslrs'
-, Sarah Chute is at home from
~ aI orchard, where she has been guest
arslsIlVss'
,,n,0 ropes of Portland made his
fna ,. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph JONES' .
,sort visit recently.
:. and Mrs Alton C. Wheeler and
~ Miriam were at their Shsgg
oans camp over Sunday.
v..Tv.E Walker has gone from her
.s 70 spend the winter with Mrs.
S ~, Stuart on High Street.
&c Killings is Improving from his
t !. illness, Nj. Billings celebrated
n s sghty-Rrst birthday Thursday
v,,a.v morning all the patients In
,aSosnital wers reported as doing well
.sssut he Murch child, who is very Ill.
Via. Marjorie Psasles of Exeter, N.
vbo has beeu visiting relatives In
, ~ returned home the first OF the
week.
vF Parker leaves with the Demo
-st . tip Of rssp 5erry bush bearing two
SI, rips berries aod others both green
md rpsDing.
Mr. and Mrs. J J. Merrill have moved
- S,co where NJ. Merrill Is employed
\ he box shop @ tie York Manufactur-
gCos mill.
n,CN MsrrI vas at Berlin, N. e.,
Tbu,.day, TO inspect seventeen pure
hS Arabian horses recently imported
hon England.
Mrs. Ralph B. Psu,old, daughter Mae
nIs. and son Jack Of Portland are with
NJ Psufold's mother, Mrs. Agnes L.
Norton, for While.
Rev C. W. Rogers was at North An
an over Sunday, being called there to
osclste at the wedding of former parish
IOusrs Of his a, that place.
Ms Fred S. Brown and son Billy are
With Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81.
smart and Mr.. Brown has been here
RON Portland over the week-ends.
JrdgiDg from outward appearance,
-,uy Of the people thought the ban was
lifted from JOY riding on Sunday. At
ry rate the day was far from gasless.
Nuop Z. Farnum Of Norway who has
been seriously IN with pneumonia, is
ms gaining. He is at. present here
With bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
? parnum.
Lester L. whitman, who has been
spending the summer with his mother
md sister at Geo. r. Morton's, left
thursday morning 10 return to his homo
10 Psssdeps, Calf.
Ralph Perkins, who has been In the
3. G Fletcher barber shop for some
tine, has closed bis engagement there,
and be aud Mrs. Perkins will 60 to
Bethel for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur z. Forbes spent
two or three days at their camp at Shsgg
Pond last week The rain hoodoo 10
nov officially declared of, and when
people want some good weather, they
rtthsm to 60 to camp.
Miss Ethel c. Crockett, Miss Harriet
Fgg, a former teacher here, who is
NJ. CrOckett's guest, Miss Helen NJ.
Barnes and Miss Ruth Brown went Mon
"a! morning to spend few days at
Kinp KillOOleet, Shsgg Pond.
NJ and Mrs. George A. Cutting, who
lave been on a farm in Waterford
through the summer for Mr.. Cuttings
asalth, have come to South Paris, and
ne With bis parents, MT. and Mrs.
george N. Cutting, at present.
NJ. and Mrs. Z. H. Mosber and
laughter Hazel returned a few days
ilnes from two weeks visit In Mas
aenusstts and Rhode Island. While
nsy were away, Mrs. Mosher and the
oaughtsr were III with the Influenza.
Among the teachers who are at home
nom Massachusetts while their schools
ne suspended BY the epidemic are Miss
sonlce W. Fobes from Wakefield, Miss
Nltn Maxwell from Melrose, and Miss
ansl Z. Crockett from Bridgewster.
Mrs B. P. Adkins is at Kittery with
M daughter, Mrs. Laura Burke, whose
husband died there q week since. Mrs.
purge was III at ths time of her hus-
aoas death, and is not yet able to come
y Tue nome OF hsS parents, but hopes to
ID the early hours of Sunday morning
abnormal street parade of joyful men
NO w. women woke up the sleeping inbabit-
~ -" WIN cheers and songs, celebrating
%e "faser's surrender" Their hila-
nuusness was justifsble, providing 1t
n not premature-which we have not
certainly found out as yet.
ins Paris and Norway Transfer Co.
s'l" new bus in service Friday, in
acs Oh the truck which they had
s.l''iy been using. The new bus is
sS.."-eneiosed, with two seats runoing
s' 'Isngtn OF it, and high enough to
sa uu upright in. The entrance 10 at the
~ .us oeslde the driver. Besides carry
way mail.
~, yue ming that has been demonstrated
," nuln The past week is the benefit that
~ humanity hospital would be In these
W., owns, and frequent expressions
SI" ' oesn heard Of the hope that such q
ht..s. VIII come. ~ tell you," says one
,I,Sa '''ea man, there are some persons
s .Gday 10 these towns who wouldn't
S,n; y hadn't been for these temporary
ro q suit entered In the Cum berlapd
,., uY supreme Court at the October
S,.. mat OF Charles K. Tolman of this
S ne against the Union Mutual Life
s ,s. a 70. for alleged breach Of con-
Es under which the plaintiff was to
ds,.asso agent and representative of the
N az anu company. Damages are stated
Ls,i.,"V acGillicuddy q Morey Of
VISION are Mr.. Tolman's attorneys.
~, s's we Alton, two and q half years Of
y sOn Oh Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lamb,
bon. or..snd, died Wednesday at the
S,,ss, MRS Cora Nevers on Wheeler
Ss,ss Mrs. Lamb is q sister Of Mrs.
bs,. s MI. and Mrs. Lamb had been
on VII. VITO the boy for three or four weeks
A.,s o ~. OF bis health. He had diph-