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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25
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The readers Of this paper. Will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halrs
Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing ITS
work. :. The proprietors have 80 I mISn
Catarrh Medicine that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
to cure. Send for list Of TESTIMONIALS.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 76c.
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NOTICE.
TOWN or PAHIe

Every owner or breeder Of dog more than
dSy Of April, cause Il 70 be registered, number.
ed described and licensed for one year IN tne
once Of the town clerk, In the town where the
dog Is kept and ehall keep around its neck
And lie reeistcred number. whoever keeps 2
dog contrary to the foregoing provisions thell
forfeit tan dollars, one.haf OF which shall 80 70
any complainant and ope-hah 70 the treseury or
the town, and al dogs not licensed, according %
law shan forthwith be killed.
= go W.iJ. WHEELER, Town CLARK.
South Paris, Me-, March 81, 1919. az.
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Death of Edmund M. Harlow.

Official notice has been received In
Norway from Washington that Private
Edmund NJ. Harlow of the 21st Engi-
neers had died in France. The cause OF
death was spinal meningitis and bron-
chial pneumonia. Date of death Feb.
81.
Re enlisted at Portland last July In
the 2lst Engineers and remained with
them until his death.
He was fret sent to Fort Slocum, then
transferred to Camp Humphreys, Va,
later to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind,
and still later to Camp Upton from
which he sailed overseas last October.
A letter received from him March 10,
written February Is, WAS dated ut Aosn-
pabells, France. BE was helping at a
Salvation Army canteen and feeling IN
the best of health. He expected his out
fit would be transferred to the I'd Army
of Occupation.
Private Harlow was born at Riley
Plantation October /, 1870. His boy:
hood days were lived in Buckfield and
Green wood. When young man DC
went to Derry, N. H., where he hao
smployment for Q number OF years.
Returning to Greenwood, he was united
in marriage with Miss Ora Whitman
Nov. "a, 1908. For three years they
lived at West Paris, then, in 1905, they
returned to bis grsndfather's farm II
Green wood, where they remained until
elk years ago when they came to NOT
way, where he was employed by INT
Paris Manufacturing Company.
he Was q member Of Rockingham
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Derry, N
g., the Odd Fellows at South Paris, ant
| of Norway Lodge, Loyal Order OF Moose
at Norway.
Memorial services were held Sunda!
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harlow
sister, Mrs. Rodney Verrill, Tucke
street, where she has made her hom'
siuce Mr.. Harlow has been In the ser
vice. Rev. Chester G. Miller, pastor o
the First Universalisr church, offciated
II
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Died.

In Rumford, March Is, Irving Lambert. OF
Peru. w.t..
In Cambridge. Mass, Edward 8. Virgin, for'
merly of Peru, aged 80 years.
In Perm. March H. Walter Lovejoy, son OF
Mrs. Harvey Lovejoy, aged months.
In Dixaeid, March Is. Elaine Rand. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. v. e. Rand, aged weeks:
aged ~ years. A. ,,.. nat,
Swan. wife of Russell Swan, aged Is years.
In Dixfeld, March Is. Mrs. Nancy Dorr KICK
er, widow Of Wentworth Kicker aged ABOUT o.
In France, Feb q, Private Edmund NJ. har
low Of Norway, aged SO years.
In Lewiston. March %, Mrs. !ne1 Cummings
wife of Eugene Cummings OF Norway ageo
about 80 years.
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Mrs. Eugene Cumming.

Mrs. Inex Cummings, wife OF Eugene
Cummings of Norway, died Of the Cen.
trail Maine General Hospital In Lewiston
on Saturday ct $50 O'Clock In the lore
noon, following . surgical operation per
formed on Thursday.
She was the daughter OF Warren Bean
and born In Bethel 30 years ago. She
has been resident OF Norway about
twelve years. She WAS . member OF the
Methodist church.. She 10 survived by
Cher husband. two daughters and i've
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Married..

In Bethel, March u, Miss Gladys May Ben
nett to Edgar Ernest Cross. both Of Bethel
Hartford TO Arthur A. Hewett Of Livermore.
In Welchville, March 8. by Roscoe F. staples,
ESQ. Katherine N. Stewart to Arthur ID.
Staples. .., IT,.
In Welchville, by Roscoe +. staples, Esq3
Cora Chadbourne OF Auburn to Charles sewan
Thurlow of Oxford.
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Town Meeting.

Officers elected In Magallowsy Planta
ton:
Moderator, Joseph Mooney.
Clerk, II. W. Pickett. u,
Assessors, D. A. Cameron, Willard Linnell. j
W. York.
Treasurer, H. W. Pickett.
Collector, Earl Hoyt.
8. 8. Committee, Joseph Mooney.
Schools, 1880.
Roads and bridges, $4,000.
State Aid, assoc.
Plantation charges, $4,000.
Text books, $25 90.
Other purposes, $765O.
Total amount of appropriations, e2,iASo.
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r,other 0rsy's Sweet Powders for Children.
For Feyerishness, Bad Stomach, Teething Disor.
ders, move and regulate the Bowels ana are
pleasant remedy for Worms. Used BY Mothers
Tor 30 years. They never fail. At all Druggists
sample FREE. Address, Mother Gray Co..
Leroy, N. Y. "S
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Isch,pr uiles provoke profanity but profanity
-crsf rSm,ve t6eu,. Doan's Ointment ~ rcc9m-
wsndad for itohing, blseding or pro0uoins
paI1s. CO Il any drug seore'
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FOR SALE.

Brown wicker baby carriage.
Also go-cart. Both in good con-
dition. Inquire of
MRS. F. A. GOLDSMITH,
IA South Paris.
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For earache, toothache, pains, burns. scalds,
sore throat uy Dr.. Thomas Eclecoc Oh sPs7n'
did remedy for emergencies.
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LOST.

A gold cuff link bearing Mono
gram IA. H. A." Finder will be
rewarded by leaving same at Demo:
crat Office. II
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Most disaguring skin eruptions scrofula. PIN.
ples. rashes. ETC., are due to impure blood. Bur
dock Blood Bitters as cleansing blood tonic' Ii
we'll recommended. e1.25 at all stores.
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Born.

In Portland. March 10. to the wife Of George
L. Sanborn of Norway. q son.
In North Paris, March 10, to the vile OF hu'
pert Robbins, daughter.
In Norway, March 10, to the wife Of Phineas
Curtis, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25

New patterns, the most salts
flying range of colors and de-
signs we've had in many sea-
sons. If not convenient to
come to the store, just say the
word, and we would be pleased
to send you samples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25

The range of colors is SO
large we feel sure that we have
any color desired. Many
styles in plain and changeable,
some have the silk Jersey top,
others all silk, then we have
the cotton top and silk flounces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25

The new dresses are here,
made of choice plaid ginghams
in very attractive styles. The
best time to select is now while
the assortment is at its best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25

the Ca030lan kOsohh ,,.-a
purchase the road, and . proposi'lon "os
made the company to pay an snSuy s.rs
| orar and above the fixed charges for she
nroperty. The meeting turned oo"n
the offer. The company one ne1 oo ~
| accept an Immediate annuity OF Sei,oV
nounds plus what the arbitrator m,gn'
r;va above that amount, or an immeoiste
snnnsl payment OF 1,1oS,000 without
arbitration.
Old Folks Day was celebrated oy tns
w q. r. U. at Miss Edwards, Iaesuay'
The programme as arranged oy Ms'
Muzzy and Mrs. Lucy towards oSu :,
FAMED a solo, "My Task" by Mrs. h.ne'
Sosss with Mrs. Agnes Morton accom-
Mvy a talk on Early Temperance
VOL in South Paris, By MRS. u. y.
wor,on Mrs. Morton recalled the work
So ,i,Iags bstterment by the generasion
10, snsaking With deep apprecistion
~ names of DIR. Rounds ana frsn.
Th.,ar and later of the fine organ'za.,osl
~ - and the good work they d'a
W.,.vs nm "Grsndmother's Day., writ
80 40 ths sth and 9th grade ana 40
"d and High School scholars were CIV
s.,nrs. of the day. Some OF the WRITER
NAV become famous authors, ous s,. .us
: nj nsver have more apprec,sus'
d.,s than listened to the e'gn.ee'
go. that were chosen to 90 reao :
sS S; mssting. Serious or gay, SOBER o
, snsrkling, they all spoke love ana 80. so,
spsnca for the passing generation an'
, linked us with the fading memories aasS 2 ?
: ,,nass days. Thanks were voted .,aa !.
Siss Cole, teacher Of Ensli:A; ., dnso
s ~nS, thanks are also due 90 Miss .i hsr'0I
!. ana rS. aida Who originated the idsa. !
!. n msv .ssm worthy Of note that OUT "..,n :
8 nay nm ,nsmbsrs present st this mes''n :
? s, n'. Ave- we're ersndmother's, ana s .
oS Of The twsntisth osnsnfy Aiho'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25

a man coming into the village from
E1'oio way last week said he saw an
immense flock Of crows just below where
@st'er bends away from the highway
.Su shoots under the railroad. He
uu DOT count them, they were spread
WEI TOO much sky, but his estiu ate was
nu'Snere from fifty to one hundred.
S jailed 1t sign Of spring, but per
SSsPs u was sign there was dead
uO''e somewhere.
Inc entertainment given By the Junior
,. a' OF the Paris High School in the
sty OF the Universallst church was q
success. 1t was under the direc-
80 Oh Mrs. Alta Rankin. There were
T 0S by the Girls Glee Club; the
~ u! gentlemen Glee Club; French
S entitled LA Compile de Flandre OF
Moss suVrs Femme was given, and q
- V1 school. The sum Of $27 was
"'a'sd for the juniors.
Sssain Saint Patrick's Day party was given
s". Sasy evening at the home of Mrs
H,.s Ooapmsn by three South Paris
al. a.. oSoistaulo, MISS rkoaSS-
I Az, MISS Hazel Lane and Miss Gladys
IT," 'o, The guests were Mrs. Merlin G
WI mrs. Jasper Hsggerty, Miss Ev'
E.l Miss Annie Newcomb, Misl
s,.sS Barnes, Miss Ruth Brown, Mis-
W WI Conn, Miss Annie Brooks, Mis-
s.l So0aa Paddock, Miss Nina Butter
Ra, aiss Iona Littlehale aud Mrs. Alt
Man, who was the guest of honor
In, stunts we're done during the even
~ one OF which brought the guests 4
un'ng room, which was tastil,
s,s.eo In green and white. Eacl
NJ" esd ribbon ct her place whicl
n, u ora"n revealed favor. Mrs. Ran
,,ls..a UPON drawing hers received . Gu
es.I. sAter set, which bad been cor
oi,su oy an evergreen tree In the cente
,a,r. aoie. Mrs. Rankin was taken b
p,.s., but soon found words to o.
-. oer appreciation of the gift.
n,,,s sven In honor OF her approachin
~ rge 70 Robert Wise, ut present !
hss.sd States service and ststiops
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8. w. Goodwin
The officers elected are:
President-F. q. Noyes
/ Vice President-William +. Jones
Sec. and Treas.-G. L. Curtis
The photograph of Ruth Cumming:
appeared In the photogrsvue section OF
a Boston paper Sunday. She Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen b
Cummings Of this village, and 10 .
student Of the Faction School, Boston:
Her summer vacation was spent In Red
Cross war work. =,
Lieut.. Charles 8. Hobbs Is Visiting IN
town. He ia the con Of Albert l.. Hobbs
OF ArbIckle, Calf, and IL q brother OF
George Hobbs of Norway. Lieut.. Hobbs
has recently returned from over seas
and Is now stationed in Florida.
william Walker has been visiting hi
sister, Mrs. s. s. Saunders, at Mechanic
Falls.
Fred Banks was in Sanford for . do!
or two recently.
B. G. McIntire started Wednesday fol
washington and Pisoatquis countie'
| where he has umberipg interests.
Lieut.. L. Hall Trufant 10 home on
two weeks furlough. he ID stationed
at Louisville, Ky.
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER,
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furnishing the necessary labor and material ~
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER,
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE sUrPLy OFFICER
7th and + sts. nv. Washington, d. c. Seal
ed proposals. in triplicate win be opened at the,
above address at p m, June Il. 1873 Fos'
furnishing $40 Hollow TIE inches thick rn
y inches. Proposal blanks may be had upon .p-'
phcation al this ofice. Proposals. 70 be fled In
tnpicste Marx envelopes PROPOSALS FN0R
FURNISHING HOLLOW TILE. 10 BE OPEN
Ed AT z. NJ. JUNE II. 1873" and address 70
the Zone supply o15oer. Washington, ID. c
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The Washington herald., 1919-06-15
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