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


-. o,,, week Was $50
lillian A. shaw went Friday tc
NE 70 visit Mrs. Hattie Norris io'
TO Sseks.
,opr dog TAX psidS Times mp
o n,'iesDsed canine is subject to the
as.lsl dog killer now.
r Andrews is building . wide
..,,,,on the front and east SIDE Oh ni'
sou.. % Maple Street.
g Stuart returned Wednesday
v..j, 20 the family OF Der son
i'U-.,,,sn5eus OF schools 81. 81. Stuart,
., Augusta
v,,E 3 Richardson and daughter
-. rsrs 4, Exeter, y. h, over the
2..E.sD5 TO visit Mr.. Richardson's
mother snd SISTER
o,.r,,,s wooden traffic cop is on the
..S,s,fn =, ,ae corner by Odd Fellows
~ and bss already got knocked over
two OF three times.
u,,I,, Dsnnison went Friday to Lynn,
81 NJ. 1bs,s he has a position in the
$50, o. the General Electric Co., and
vii lsarn The work.
T,sspp1al meeting Of the South Paris
rCT r. vi, be held at the church
,,,ro- Of The CoiyeTsslist church Tues
Il 5,1 ai,sroo51 Of this week at ESQ.
r,,,,s.sF DIV, Who teaches in the
II u-so school for boys in West Newton,
Mas has been spending the past week
n n VACATION With bis parents, Mr.. and
n Ms Frank L. Dow.
4 g2bsr: A EsDney, who has been en-
,loyed il 3 garage a. Auburn, has closed
4. work there and has q situation in the
amin. factory Of the Burnbsm & Nor
II I'm Co. a, Eas; Deering.
v,B-ics I. Moves has the contract to
ho06 a house for Mark c. Allen at
h B,7aD,'s Pond this season. The house
40 stand OF she old hotel lot at Brysnt's
Pond and will De practically a replica OF
The house Of Albert W. Walker on
\ Pleasant Street il this village.
Miss Eva z. Walker and Mrs. Alta
Rankin entertained ladies' rock party
A tbsir home Oh Pleasant Street Thurs
3,v evening. when six tables were filed.
Tbs party vas for the benefit Of the Ser
vice League, which receives the money
contributed By those attending.
BW. futile, proprietor Of Hotel Al
6-svs. is taxing down the old big north
chimney 10 the north side Of the house.
The house is now heated with a vapor
system, and this chimney is not used, so
is room is more valuable than Its pres
srcs. Some OF the space thus gained
will be used 10 the Installing Of q bath
room.
Amid al The news of America and
Europe which does not read just as We
would Ike 20 have il, we find one crumb
4 OF comfort. The fact is noted that all
Of the moons changes this month will be
10 the north and south. We don't know
VIA, ,ha, is supposed TO indicate, but as
long as j; is hailed as q good sign, we're
glsd rs SO.
J. Pred Henry, formerly of South
Paris, died 4, his home in North Hart
ford Sunday, the Tth. he had been in
poor health for some years. Mr.. Henry
was 90 years OF age, and leaves q wife
and sIgh; children, most of them OF
adult age He is also survived by three
brothers, William R., j. Edgar, and
0snOnd, all formerly OF South Paris,
noW Of RumiOrd
The usual more-or-less-monthly change
10 schedule 90 the Grand Trunk went
into efec, Sunday. IL is q restoration
Of the schedule 10 force before March
2lst Trains now cross here in the fore
nOOn a, 9:S5 as before. The afternoon
train cas-, leaves at $50 and the train
west at zoe. That is, that's what II
says on toe time tables. If you're going,
yOu 20 when the train goes.
The Service League is sending q box
this week to the Overseas Relief, con-
tanning the following:
5psjanAs.
= tAndkerchiefs,
a four tailed bsndages.
81 articles Of infant clothing.
"A French pilloWslips.
. bot water bottle covers.
= foot dressings.
$ seeveiess shirts.
u outing quilts.
j pillows
knitted afghan.
Friends who recently called on Miss
Nellie L. Whitman at the Sisters Hospi-
Ia, Lewiston, found her improving, and
70 that she had been ont on the porch.
Miss Whitman sustained q bad fracture
Oh the leg some weeks ago at Bethel,
Hhsre she teaches in Gould Academy,
and has since been in the hospital. Be-
SIDES flowers and other remembrances,
she has during the time she has been In
me hospital received over four hundred
letters from Der friends.
Last Monday evening the Euterpean
Club met with Mrs. Barnes for its annual
meeting The meeting was preceded by
banquet or supper at seven o'clock
After the business meeting the evening
was spent socially, rock being played q
part Of the time. Officers chosen for
The coming year were:
Pres.-Ars. Geneva Barrows.
Vice Pres.-Miss Grace Thayer.
See.-hrs. Alice Virgin
Lre1s-Miss Grace Dean.
III. COm.-Giss Nellie Jackson, Mrs. yirgie
"Iison, Mrs. Lou Daughraty.
Fress Rep0rter-Mrs Agnes L. Morton.
LiorArian-Miss Grace Thayer.
The Pilgrim Glass; of the Congrega.
aonal Sunday School enjoyed a very
pleasant and profitable time at the home
o. Mrs Z. wellington Rogers Thursday
evening where the class WAS duly organ
lzsd' and the following officers appoint
rres.-hyra Stevens.
'Fres-VelmA North.
See--EiEabeth Muzzy
dtes.-Eihel Hardy.
IaalrnAn Of advisory board-Mrs. Rogers.
ANY young ladies not attending other
sunday School classes are urgently In
Htsd to join US.
mere has been q rumor on the street
,oas First Lieut. Guy /. SWEET Of Co. D.
IV0o Y. 5. Infantry, who was slightly
wounded few weeks since, Is coming
nome, bis hearing having been affected
~ the wound. Also that Oscar Valley
auprlVate In Co. D, was coming home.
WIN regard to Lieut.. SWEET, bis family
Save heard nothing of the matter, &C
MIS- SWEET tells the Democrat. In thu
Ease OF Private Valley, there seems to b.
foundation for the report, but th,
oft.
Inc Seneca Club meets this Monda!
Sns,sning with Mrs. d. n. Stewart OF
Peasant Street, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs
iLlsueneld being hostesses. This 10 th'
1 program meeting Of the season, tn
i runuai nesting coming two week
"M For this evening there 10
M magazine Meeting" with this program
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