Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-11-12
SOUTH PARIS.

Writ Stanley Is very "a
Pine Street
81, Ropnds ard Miss Carrie Doyle
,,11auyIlls are guests at j. D. Haynes
-. pbIls.hea Class will meet with
IDT .,s 4mes on High Street Nov.
u.
", Mary Dwiusl of Mechanic Falls ID
MS Ia..t II Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
gdgsrly
-. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason have
~ nosa trip 10 Boston for the past
few days.
~. and Mrs. N. A. Millett, who are
:. po,tlapd for the winter, were at home
n,sr the weekend.
,,,S McGirlsv went to Bates College
vsnisg morning, to enter the Students'
Irny Training Corps.
p.;vo.s Albert H. Wheeler stationed
fort Slocum has been home on q fve
5,ys leave Of sosence.
Miss Viola Walton and Miss Doris
rrIbsrt went Thursday to Portland to
mend week with friends.
nc Douglass Augusta Of was the
,,.., Of bis sister, Mrs. Arthur 4.
sorbes, for the dsy Friday.
,sbsarsal for the first degree will be
Ia, Mouut Mica Lodge next Thurs
s,v evening. a large attendance Ia
requested.
" .,sam was wasted here Thursday
Noving Whistles 20 celebrate the Ksiser's
Sr,rsDder. One bite st that is sufficient.
We waited.
THAI dams and reservoir Of the water
,,.,sr are being drawn of and cleaned
oTt and pipe lines are to be repaired for
winter service
Tickets for the lyceum course to be
swan AZ Norway ior the benefit OK the
Raj Cross may be procured In South
P,ri, of Mrs. Agnes L. Morton.
Nr.L c. Morton Tuesday evening
stsrtslped al tea Mrs. Mary q. Crockett
and her class ia the Baptist Sunday
School. party of twelve ladies.
Another dance at BuGkfield on Satur-
d,y night this week. Number Waltz.
Prizes thrift stamps. Shsw's music. A
aOOd place to 60 for good time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cox of Bangor
have been here for few days to visit
Mrs. Co1's mother, Mrs. W. o. Frothing-
ham. who has died since their arrival.
Shirley J Rawsou, who has been
uperintender. Of schools in Mexico and
Ro1bury, has resigned to take the posi-
ton Of prine'ps Of Mexico High School.
Rev. NJ. o. Bsltzer and Z. N.
Srstt OF Norway were speakers at the
Congregational church Wednesday even
ing in the interest of the every member
drive.
The Red Letter Day cards given out
byParis Grange TO its members early IN
he season ere 20 be returned the first
meeting in December. Please bring or
send them.
The milkmen of Paris have got to-
gsther and decided that beginning Dec.
their prices will be II cents for milk,
u cents for cream, and 9 cents for
skinned milk.
Mrs. A. Z. Chittenden of Lewiston
gave an interesting talk at Savoy Theatre
Wednesday afternoon in the interest of
the United War Work Campaign, espe-
cislly though not exclusively for the
ladies'.
The Euterpsan Club holds its first
meeting this Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Ida Briggs and Miss Dean as
hOstesses, st Mrs. Briggs on Western
Avenue. A patriotic program of music
sgyen.
Mrs. Lizzie W. Millett, Department
President Of the Ladies of the G.. A. R.,
made an inspection trip of several days
10 Der official capacity last week, inspect
Ing circles at ThOmsston, Camden, Vinal-
haven and Belfast.
Aremindsr that 1919 is near at hand
hthe appearance Of the Maine Farmers
Almanac bearing those figures, pub
ished at Augusta by Charles E. Nash &
Son, as il has been for time since the
mind Of man runneth not to the con-
fsry-nesrly.
Alton c. Wheeler was speaker at
public meeting at West Paris Satur-
DAY evening in the interest of the United
war Work Campaign. The
Aolisn Quartette also sang at the meet
ing, under direction of Mrs. Agnes L.
Morton, and was given an enthusiastic
reception.
Az has been it's custom for some
years, the South Paris w. c. T. u. will
give reception to the parents and
sachers, at Deeriug Memorial Church,
1eIt Friday evening, Nov. Is, at 7:45.
All parents, and all who are interested
10 meeting the teachers, are cordially in
'itsd to attend.
HeV. c. wellington Rogers was at Gray
rahoay to attend farewell reception to
HsV' Arthur NJ. Soule, who has been
PASTOR OF the Universslist church at
Sny, out has resigned to take up Y. NJ.
"a war work. Mr.. Rogers also spoke
aaserViee flag raising at New Glouces-
@'sssurday afternoon.
Inc frst non-commissioned officers
NaOol at Camp Devens has just grad
uA'so lie hrst class Of about six hundred
asn' VI these about 10 will train for
submissions. Among those who will
Sno Tor commissions are Corp. Arthur
. Aenlston OF South Paris and Sergt.
Lsss L. Asrston Of Auburn, formerly
dthis place.
me towns OF Paris and Norway may
seckOn themselves fortunate In the
gANer OF coal. 1t Is understood that
NC dealers Of the two towns have re-
%seo what coal their orders were plac-
!Ut last spring, on applications filed
yne consumers. This is not the full
;S'Ns supply, but is said to DO about
afse-fOurths Of il.
Inc next session of Paris Grange win
70 eId Nov. 10. This is an all day
s''''on with degree work and to make
engagements for the agricultural sale to
aeld before Thanksgiving. The
a .sct Date announced next week, also to
sus 10 the wood etc. 1t Is hoped every
-. e~oer will be present. A picnic din
' hot coffee made at the hall.
ssS L. Rounds of this place, who
~ recently resigned her position with
o uothers' aid department OF the state
f,,, Saumsnt to accept position with the
W., se wanderers Home, will be ct the
ne '.rSliie Office of that institution, tax.
$50 me place OF Miss Helen Cole, who
49, rom Watervills to . newly estab
sosd branch at Caribou. Her duties
'ssin Nov. Is.