Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-04

So ,lepIs Sp Ss up with desire for news
VICE. .s,,s bright on dsz"iag snow
s,oult sun su -, b, would quickly Soi
Issn hack = ,ss~ should the south wind sign
Sai dan sDI md be coming BY and oy'
,,.. p Norton was in Portland
.i week LAD. w.. ,r
90 wednesday , -. .,.,..
,s W /. d. D. PARK last week :
sheriff Ernest F. Shaw was in
oI 3:S9% On business business Monday
Love Dresser of Auburn spent a
~, With friends in town.
..r., Wheeler was in Lewiston and
,: Ss.sI . few days last week
Annie E. Bowers Of Portland is
W.; U.s. init in the Democrat office,
cb.rIes u. Bowker was in
soo; Is,t week for day or two.
A. Abbott of Vermont is a
M a. her auu,, Mrs. Martha Evans
Clara Bro1n Of Hallowell spent q
No txo in this village the first OF the
week.
~. Mildred Fox Of Lewiston is visit
An' - lanes Z. Kenney, High
street.
a. S.,.b Fsrrsr Of Portland was 3
~, . lat Of her sister, Mrs. Blanche
Ep.sy'
o...,1 Pitts Is suffering from an In
v''1 hin caused 81 q fall on the recent
t;J streets.
", Dexter ". Gray of West Paris
80 yrsst a, william Grsy's the trst
aths week,
NJ, SiI,s Remission Of Locke's Mills
=, yne,t OF relatives in town the first
d lac! week
g6sld Of Mechanic Falls, former
,ISouth Paris, was in town Monday
I'd Tuesday
w., Ellen 2 Cummings of Mechanic
~, was a gusst'Of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
:anlsy Tuesday
c.o,,s McKeen has been discharged
ann service and returned from Camp
Deems Tuesday
Mr., Charles D0uham visited her
,,D, Mrs O. K. Yates, in West Paris
be first Of the week,
yu Nora Martin left for Portland
A. week where she will take a course
/, ShaW's Business College,
Vr Annie Fletcher, who is spending
n winter in Portland, was at South
nr, for few days last week.
ypLB. Tresdwell of Brysnt's Pond
men. dsy the first of last week with
Rev. and Mrs. 6. Howard Newton.
YsH.R. Carter will entertain three
nbs, Of bridge whist at her home on
Es,sru Avenue Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Oliver with her daughter
EIrons has been visiting her cousin,
Yn Lena N. Ross, in Portland for a
lev days,
u the let OF officers OF the Methodist
sunday School 10 asst weeks Democrat
he name Of the superintendent, DR.. G.
Z Buck was Inadvertently left out.
Rev. DR.. BRINE S Hudson of the Free
Street. Baptist Church, Portland, spoke
E.hs Deering Memorial Church Thurs
ily evening on the subject of America.
The announcement of the beginning
dAs February term Of Supreme Judi
aL Court in the Democrat last week
mould have read February II instead of
February l.
Yrs. Walter L. Gray and Miss Grace
Thsys we're in Portland Thursday and
Frdsy, and attended the concert Thurs
Day evening al which the famous violin
a. Jascha Heitetz, appeared.
Pork rsisers 10 the town Of Paris may
Ainssrestsd in the decision Of the Food
Administration at Washington to Ak the
airluun base price Of pork at $3.50
psi hundred pounds for the month Of
February.
Aths postponed Universalist parish
,seiug Monday evening the following
cheers we're elected:
EOderator-W. B. Young.
Csrk-Wlnism P Morton.
Irsas1rer-Mrs ". 3. Young.
lgsE.
south Paris people may be interested
aihs marriage OF Mss Mildred Henry
nVha'les Bennett OF New York, which
occurred in Rumiord last week, as an
aooneed 10 another column. Miss Henry
SINE daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. <.
asnf!, formerly OF this village.
An. Asude Davee has received q let
"a ifOn Der SOD, Ray Newton, saying he
Snow stationed in Germany in a small
s'n On The Rhine and expects to stay
lsie until peace terms are signed. He
Io other soldiers are living with Ger
aan iamily and receive the best of treat
aaot.
Master Gordon Stewart celebrated his
a1.a birthday With party at the home
nSparsnts, Dr. and Mrs. Delbert NJ.
s"st The invited guests were Miss
%a Shaw, Vincent Abbott, Miss Elinor
SShtsl, Nelson Haskell, Lloyd Cutting,
s~ 6eraldine Stewart. Little Miss
atAn Wheeler vas invited but had not
M'umclently recovered from her re-
GU severe Illness to attend. Refresh
-'ae we're served in the dining room,
' 'ulCl was decorated with yellow crepe
W.. Each guest found their places
"uA'nsg place cards.
SonsilO Edwards, who has scaled lum-
To' L. s. Billings mill for q number
Ist', does the scaling on the large
~ osmlock row coming in from :ht
yS'A0' Hill operations of the Wheeler
.uOef Company and be has been 8
~ man Tor the past week. SITS the
~ week to haul lumber that we have
n years and the best one for Iha
49," 100, " says Mr.. Edwards. "Here
~ "ayed In that lumber yard AND
so 81 this week without mittens Of
%asoH and been comfortable and q
Ns amount hauled In, / canno
~, .' a1 ever seeing 90 much brough
E ,. 'us village In a single week" Mr.
S.'aus 10 veteran in the business ant
sA' 70 De authority on the subject.
n'qusnters Of the Grand Trunk Rail
"ation have, no doubt, observe,
EVS uOuce IN the waiting rooms wherein
v,I "a !. AeAdoo, late Director Gen
NJ % railroads, asked for suggestion
-Aklag the train service more effect
n.y., MI complaints because, in the opinio
mo.s SonplalDants, it was not sffectiv
TIsu; Most people, even II they com
S.~Ot the service, or suggest anon
NV 'F'es improvements, do not hay