Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-18
SOUTH PARIS.

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u,,,srt Mason, of Bethel, was In tow
Wednesday
=. William B. Haskell of Oxford wa
"a tovu Wednesday
" T. Eastman of East Sumne
sin town Tuesday
v.,l,n c. Joy was in Augusta twt
az. ia.i week on business
~, Flora Martin was In South Wood
N. r. .syersl days last week.
O McCollister of Mechanic Falls
- - IN = South Paris Thursday.
~. Rachel stanley is visiting Mrs
y,1.nP Cummings at Mechanic Falls.
NJ, Ella Beald Of East Sumner was !
a., n he, sister, Mrs. A. D. Park, last
vssk.
w., Ralph gsrkins of this village Wis.
= bsr slster. Mrs. Frank Bartlett, In
Bs.hsI last wees
Mis- Alice B. knight went to York
,...S Iast week. where she will remain
brsfsW months
NJ. gora,io Farnhsm was a recent
,,ssI Of her 500, g. E. Fsrnham, and
s,nJIy at New Gloucester.
d, lame has been discharged from
rsmn Deyens sLG is now with MS peo-
Il, Hr. and MSs. William JENNIE
n,,ries Deputy John E. Everett re-
Ii" installed the officers of Crsigie
i in5gs Knights Of Pythias, at Oxford.
S,ms oi our citizens intend to attend
-. anto show 10 Portland, which will
~. ~ March Sd and continue until the
Sd.
N, and Mrs NJ. L. Noyes entertained
...isntIpe rock party of four tables at
heir home On Park Street Friday even
ing,
T,.nois Chapman, who has been visit
- M. psreuls, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
GS,nmap LETT last week for Worcester,
hIsI
Tbs road meeting of the state highway
commission will be held at the court
So1.s Tuesday Of this week, from $50
h4P. n.
Spsnish war veteran reminded the
Dsmocrs, tbs; Saturday, the 18th, Was
ma tEsnty-6rsr anniversary Of the sink
Ing 1.-THE Mime
G,orgsF Hiu. OF Gray, was guest Of
L,irsd Rogers. Tuesday and Wednesday.
NJ ain has been recently discharged
rom Camp Devens.
Tbs Ladies' Social Union will hold q.
Ap,inss, and work meeting Wednesday
1850 D. n. in the church parlor. All
members please attend.
Harold Abbott, recently discharged
nom the army, eft last week for Port
and to resume his former work with the
EFT Burrowes Screen Co.
The Democrat understands that Free
hnd Wubam is getting along as well as
could be expected he is at the Massa-
chusss,s General Hospital, Boston.
Quite a number of people attended
savoy Theatre Monday and Tuesday
sysping 10 see the noted actress, Theda
Bsrs. in the famous play "SsloDe."
Aldsus Brooks of Upton made the
Democrat a pleasant cali Thursday. He
aid be bad taken the Democrat fifty
ysars and was beginning on his fifty first.
Harmon, Of Bangor, was in town
Saturday. Mr.. Harmon represents the
Frederick <. Cheney Company Of Bos-
lon, who build wood working machinery.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue,
George l. SaubOrD, who has been occu-
pyiug 40 Office at the county building,
hs moved 10 the Municipal Court rooms,
Norway,
Mrs. Frank Wells OF Portland, field
secretary OF the War Savings Stamp
Division for Cumberland, York and Ok
ford Counties, was in town Friday and
Saturday She is now making her tour
Of Oxford County.
On account Of the Red Cross meeting
% Tuesday, the February meeting OF
ths South Paris W. c. T. U. will be held
90 Wednesday afternoon this week. 1t
viii be a Frances Willard memorial
meeting, and will be held at the Congre-
a,iOual yestry at 2:S0 P. N.
According TO an agreement of the
South Paris stores 70 close on holidays,
Saturday, Washington's birthday, would
Aa natural closing time; but because
saturday Is bad day for grocery stores
0cOse, Friday has been agreed upon as
closing day instead Of Saturday. Gus
nnsfs will therefore remember that the
stores will be closed on Friday next.
February 23d is to be observed through.
o1t the United States as Health Sun
day This is at the request of the sur
geOn genera II the United States Public
Health Service. The special subject TO
Dc eonsidered is tue peril of venereal dis
Eases; and cleTgymen of every church
nave received 'i;srsture on the subject.
They are requested to meet men and
women se0ara " and talk up the sub
ieCt
The Ladies' Social Union met With
Yrs. Chas. Durham Wednesday after
aooa with large attendance. The
aalon 10 meeting around in the homes of
ne members during the cold weatl or
ssag for the church fair, which Is TO
come later These social gatherings are
very pleasant The next meeting will
@Eith Mrs. v 3. Young Feb. 20 IL
Haopsd oil will be present.
Don. John n. Pbilbrook OF Bethel at
Saded court here last Thursday. Mr..
SaliorOOk hss oeen engaged 10 the cattle
vaUaess for more than fifty years. He
as served Oxford County as state sens-
WI ano county commissioner with credit
Tnnself and benefit to the county, and
=" many friends who are always glad TO
gsst him. He claims to be nearly eighty
isafs Old but you would not guess 1t
"0a DIS appearance.
Or, Charles L. Buck, Past Commander,
W. Installed the following officers OF
Veterans:
S-B. o. Migett.
SH-NinOs L. white.
SSt-6eorge Eastman.
Se-Charles L. Buck.
Sap-ShermRn Ordway.
res.-George Boutelle.
AArtin. '0eEniSn runway ANU 'ouN'o'
i9s annual racing carnival Of the Pc
DUO DUO Driving Club, which will be held a
Tsod Spring on Middle Range Lake
T,s aay and Saturday afternoons, Feb
S and 22nd, seems likely to be thi
SS ~ racing event Of the season in Maine
s entries, which are the largest eve
uAQe for An inn rnnoA a. H. aAafa In