Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-29
SOUTH PARIS.
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II Recipe for a Day.
.,,d..b Of cold wsser,
4 pea s nae lesyen Of prsyela
Lrd 40 M, OF morning S1Iu
pii.,Iyss IN the morning An'
msa! some rerrimens'
II htP:y ,SSSouEhl OF kith ana ,-S I'D
3D. 49, a. your prime ~ ~
~ I i1Ssy oiWOrE thrown H.
.,ux,th the essence OF love-
Iri ny Book snd $ glance ABOVE
HI'ists tie vel maze Jay
,of Auburn visited his rela
here, few days tue H''' .
W : Fletcher have taken out thsi
SPN az and stsDdpipe in front o
"A Mrs. George T. Eastman
4 " ana i,;1ss in Lowell from Tuesda.
aS,sd,y Of last week
,.. V. Bowker aud Robert w
ch% s,,s in Boston last week to Sc
nss ,a 80. Of the Twenty sixth Division
r,s,s ~ Odd Fellows will
" We ssaT.si for TIE first degree a
ae ..,oI,r meeting Thursday evening
lbs Essk'
-, Mrs T. \. Anderson arr
y ,,vo weeks with the family Of
a ,os Harold c. Anderson in VOL
I ". Mass, They expect to return the
rslthis week.
,.,,,, ~ the Uniysrsslist parish
800 AZ the church psrlor Wed
w .Ss1ipg. April 80, at 7:S0 O'Clock,
So ,,snssction Of any business that
J, Nm. before the meeting,
nof horses which attract stten-
-. the four which are hauling
,,om the mill Of J. A. Kenney
u h Browns novelty mill at Nor
y" T r belong TO J. A. Kenney &
!" ,,5 are driven by Woodbury. Thaysr.
handsome Ones, and well matched.
Lax Bssdou, who recently sold the
-; Tbs.trs business, which be had
-, number Of years, is making
-,,,lIOus TO 90 to Naples, Maine,
$50 will run the casino the coming
- The casino business includes
..T,g ,llsys, pool sod billiard tables,
IN bantam and refreshments, boats
Haas &c.
jwud Mrs. Albert D. Park and Mr..
lrEn &. A. Morton and Kathleen
l?5rd,Ou were q, Shagg Pond Thurs
!, ,pd Fridsy-tbe beginning of the
,voD there Is far as south Paris is
irr.rrsd. They struck our young
ma. and report not only a consider
tE,hl Of snow, but numerous patches
Is.od snow left in the woods.
4 lr5.,t Morse has the agency for the
1t,rLight system, and is travelling
4 INA demonstrating plant mounted in
1 lori Truck. The DelcO-Light, by the
wbseoubinatiOu Of keroseue-burn-
4 V,gius, dynamo and storage battery,
1 ..nisd for making electric light, and
I crsy valuable where az independent
4 Rirust be maintained, as on 9 farm.
4 lip simple that a child can run it.
4 liner R. Tyler, who has been in the
~ sncs July, 1911, has received his
r.rgs, and arrived here last Thurs
iE N. Tyler during bis service has
10 On the other side Of the water much
ias tine. &c made bis first trip across
nnpply ship. On account Of illness he
nni some time 10 a hospital in Scot
ri, and then was for some months on
iar.SS. New York engaged in con-
lg duty 90 the other side.
he house 10 which they live having
10 rd, Principal Jasper @. Hsggerty
The high school and Mrs. Hsggerty
n moving their household goods to
ArTs Mills, where they will be with
n Hasgsr.y's people for the present.
l. Eagerly will continue his work
~ anhl the close Of the school year,
I.s1 Bis resignation as principal takes
txi Ar, and Mrs. N. A. Prescott
unor occupy the house vacated by
aalggsrtys.
asSsneca Club held Its annual meet
s'ith Mrs. Ethel Carter on Western
Iaas last Monday evening, Mrs. Alice
Ae beng assistant hostess. Officers
aasc coming year we're chosen as fol.
W
A-Alss Grace Thsyer.
@Isa-hrs. Gertrude Llltlefeld.
N-hr. Eihel Carter
sA-hiss Eva z Walker.
~ Ssponer-Ars. agnes L. Morton.
~ precsors-Mrs Edith Wheeler, Miss
aCoa.-An. Florence Haskell, Mrs. Har.
AA'aes, Mr.. Alice Allen.
lalTsIing reports Of the recent girls
sAssncs At Lewiston we're given by all
eA delegates and leaders at o
aug a. the ves,ry 0f Deering Memo
ataufch Friday evening. And the
ria we're not only Interesting to
@ sno were 10 attendance to hear
"a POI they showed now enthusiastic
~sn we're over The affair and how
Ma0ls It was for them to 90. After
sn9ofn Of the girls, there was sing
SS social time, and punch, sand
"0s and crackers we're served.
ing crowd was out Thursday even.
~ ne observance Of the one hun
M anniversary Of Odd Fellowship
- hlca Lodge. An interesting pro-
Sa music and readings was given.
"s's selections By an orchestra,
.'.. Uoe's oy qusFtette composed of
Ss h Ho.s, Brooks, Woodwork and
an duet by Masses Andrews and
N.a, and asOlo By Norton v. Bolster.
lungs were by Donald B. Part
n 49, norway. The address of the
,ris IS winch Was much enjoyed and
s was BY the Grand Master, DIR.
: ~, a'aoOdy OF Richmond. Refresh
Oo social time followed.
ssTT Durham made an automobile
ss ~ .'''''on Friday night to take an
ana 10y case from Norway to the
an. - ane says that considering the
nT.S als load, which included q
gt, and TIE condition of the
lsS,.s, the snow storm, IL was about
aS 80 UP be ever made. They
laS ,s sO cars which were being
jGs,s, a y OF the mud, but got through
H. go smselves. he came back by
jan - 49, y spring road, but was unable
isa,Is,' No No, sleep and slippery grade
&s,Is ailI, aud bad to back down
sUO,S astour around the hill to
In dI,,.Au strike the Portland road
'n's beyond Poland Spring.
llO,,.oaa' Edwin N. Haskell Of the
aaoi .a, Bolster Co. completed forty
aas, ,, luminous connection with the
NJ, Il was the Goth of April,
sSI,,s!u 70 entered the store as clerk
sartS.s,ss Robinson, then proprietors.
mhs%,' being N. Dayton Bolster,
n n VII az thu haaa -