Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-15

r Fletcher Wss NiSiteu ".
~ 3, u Eel vssk by her niece, MISS
sS'a's Of Ai'o o. cara, Ia, been
HnEnoGc ,,ud Trunk station, which
sE,, 'Ss depended upon 'essp0Ol'
"A business places will be
~. !,, y, will be open Friday even
rbsysr hss purchased OF
nNi'f5n ,..orJ the tenement house
- !, s n' to the Fogg stable build
M, George IS. Haskell re,
so ~ I,,r week o.. the death Of
. 's.S1Tp uncle, Larktu W: Farrsr,
sss'" and respected resident OF
v,,D,r Wight and daughter,
ns H Ssrs for some months, left
ssl.. TIs,sr. \ g., where they
" ss ii for the P'essa' with MIS-
l,,gI l.;sr, Mrs. Psa'ies'
Novelty JAZZ Orchestra will
~ ....v Grange hal, South Paris,
Ts.,isy evening uotil further
Walkers auto will carry the
.,,on Norway and return after
he. 3 cents round MP
U,,,ovs has sold 80 NJ. A. Pres
-. P.ris MscbIUs 30. the house
49,, stree. n1w occupied by
A T,.nsr c. Hssge-,y Of the high
". PrsscOtt's household goods
r, Vermont, and &. will be some
.,.'ars the family is established in
ssons
...,,,iys box Of California prod
y, ,s,sutIy received by Mrs, Anna
80. i,on her sol a. ives in that
i,s55sd 10 the "a. " are dried
50 ,Dricots, igs, ralsins, Prunes,
- grapefruit Usrmslade, wal
,~,,5s. css,snss nuts, and other
-.ttHg things.
!. Oo5. knight, daughter Of Law
sg,gb, of Myrtle Street, was taken
Z, T.5trsl Maine General Hospital
,sop Thursday for treatment for
.,s,rs It was a bad case, and she
~ AIKEN on a cot, but latest re-
,rs Ia, she is doing as we'll as
In expected cr Ter the circum'
s.
Juris Willis of Park Street, q
,ysusn nearing be, sighty-second
l,lv IN company With a neighbor
10 Norway AMI back one fore
gsu;Iy, and jos, tog little exer-
Lao afternoon vent down through
s-szrS 10 Billings Uill and back,
Ew ,ood for another trip the next
p, sDtsrtaiumen. as we'll as an
Ia. Que vas given By the Jolly
is.nsn Gee Club at tne Universalist
II Tuesday evening, ard those who
- before beard the club we're sur
Il % note the number Of good voices
tHn,hs thorough training which
7aFs bad under Mrs. Wilson, the
zs, The program vas varied and
asU
'ri all Of Gray is she new first
aa,ia the high school, beginning
but q, he opening Of the spring
rs;Eesk. BE succeeds Mrs. Alta
A,, Eho resigned a the close of the
xIn. NJ. Hill is q graduate OF
5aCo-ege, 3 clsssnsts Of Principal
f0Eg Of the high school, and since
-sng bic college course has been
lgs % teaching.
-EI Odd Fellows who have a cap
Eot going TO Portland April 10th,
EEEllng 10 lend the same, please
F. Eastman & Andrews, or send cap
Ra.l April l7sh A special train
ATs South Paris April 10th at Z
u Ali members are urged to go If
Eaa and make il a Ole success. Per
Transportation c0mmittee-George
4;-i1, ". <. Clifford, Maurice L.
"a
md Tha!sr, son o., Mrs. Gertrude
~ vas taken 10 the Central Maine
za Hospital a. Lewiston Thursday,
,aalsd BY bis mother. he had
Hsanonia, and was in q critical
~aaa, Immediately upon arrival at
%9.,a, 40 operation was perform
Nns almost incredible amount of
sills OF pus was removed from
-a notwithstanding the severity
aA's, De Is reported as doing fairly
1Sisd from last Besk:-Miss Geral-
nirs' celebrated her seventh
-F Wednesday, April 2, at her
An Fark Street. The little guests
a,alnda Ripley, Frank Card, Regi-
aanoad, Zilphs Doran, Christine
0Fy Carter, Musa Taylor, Geral-
So1ett, Nellie Boycs, Ida Card,
'Na, Miriam Wheeler, Elvs Chap
"a Chapman, Barbara Richard
AlIn Greene, Ava Grant, Gordon
Pis tor the senior class of Paris
moo have been assigned as fol-
!ne VaIediCtory aud salutstory
.A 90 the rank for the course, the
ATS are elected by the class:
y-Beryl c. Silver
-q-OOris Kerr.
SEI0 o. sitls-L.llan Judkins.
Py-LOuise Powers.
sSI-haTlon hollis
,S9a.aoa-trSnk Mct-irIey.
N, '1ssn BY Lois Curtis and Bernice
=, ,sasans Rsbekab Lodge ia at
IN oling a season Of great pros
AZ unusually large attendance
h. HsOlaf session last Friday.
.,' 'Ss present from Mt. Hope
~ Norway and Onward Lodge of
r,, Ha After the regular meeting
ks,,si ga vas enjoyed. Each lady
hT Sa and auctiOned off, making
/. -. a'o adding a neat little sum
ea . .sgiSon fund Of the lodge.
ls,ral loates are IN waiting and
10 at some future meeting.
S' ~ that Canadian railroads,
lnesd their schedules one
ssn ~, % make effective junction
srsn'n United States roads which
In @sii schedules March 80 to
,.' s0 the light saving law,
ss,s o0sd the Grand Trunk) were
kS.naos reason for 80 doing be-
h, .Oalnion Railway Commission.
n. o. the hearing was April
~ dominion government re-
h. n. DAYLIGHT saving bin, couss-
k5s, 'A IS were running con-
NJ ~. That vas why they were
Sc,issS1s reasons for making the
tss~1o9t Permission Of the rail.
&m ,,Isson Canadian cities were
Sr1aa o7 this dual system Of
ms, Instance the post Offices were
Nm S 'Sne time and the rail
SsSoo' 'lght saving time, making
St between mails and traipl
So. As. aa q concrete example ths
'n,. oo Grand Trunk station II
tat !, Y y near together and wher
NS,,.S sae stations tovar rointaT