Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-01-21
SOUTH PARIS.

rmmopen Of West Paris was in
pEn Tuesday
y West Vest Paris Thursday
Ann, King Of LOeke's Mills has DE-
=. aT Work q ne sled factory
Carrie Lane Of Upton Ia visiting
MI .',,sr Mrs. Martha Evans.
"a Hartman Of Norway Is moving
ff -. Porter 5, earns rent on Pleasant
street..
,.,ioY Z. Andrews went to North An,
Hr.Ds vssk 10 attend the funeral Of
~ 90 b rot the late DR.. E. c. Andrews
w., Tds Briggs is breaking up be, heI
Ms Ms Wsst.rG Avenue, and will live
aG 9sS Ss- pareuss, Mr., and Mrs. Albert
DssD
,..E,s Tue r, who has been work
In town. has turned to her home 10
Vs. u. Paris Operate from recent
Illness.
1,n, A. Tas has been in Bryant's
d, yoI Co. ssysfs. DAYS taking charge OF a
Eoat market NJ, Gur.lg the illness of the
proprietor
,,,csJ. RICHARDSON of Norway was
.saaDt from a- Cole meat market last
vs. W. On account Of sickness. His son,
g.,nan A. Richardson, took his place.
,,h.,t D. Park went to East Sumner,
rSn,.5sy to preside over the auction OF
6a.ss Eoss of that place. Mrs. Park
uo '"IS,nsniei sim and they visited Mrs.
Had. Mrs Parks sister.
m ylIett had the misfortune to
Zoo Anglers # bis right hand on 3
" VS. in his shop one day last week.
TsSas taken to he Central Maine Cen
.al Hospital in Lewiston.
p.v r ". Rogers vas in North Arson
rsn,.6ay attending the funeral OF the
h,sDr Z. c. Andrews. Rev. Mr.. Rog-
:. "a. formerly pastor Of the CongreSs-
fiona church In North Arson.
j. Ksmsdell, D. D., formerly
,,,,or NJ the Baptist church in this viii
i,.s was elected one of the directors OF
6s Cbri,tian Civic League at its twenty
,.copd annus meeting at Waterville
Wednesday.
little son Of Psrley r. Whitney
,bas aiding Tuesday. ran his sled un-
S.r The horse attached to the delivery
,s,m Of Alton Maxim, going between
tbs fore and hind legs of the animal.
Tina horses hoofs struck the little fellow,
hurting him badly.
Ilsut Philip King, one of the sons of
v, and Mrs. J. f. King of this town,
,.lprpsd homo from Hicks Field, Fort
Worth. Texas, last week. Lieut.. King
M, been in the Aviation Division of the
Umy and has now received his discharge
and goes to Portland, where he will be
employed in a civilian calling.
The Oxford Electric Company have
made application 10 the municipal ON
cars Of the town Of Paris for the dis
cOptipusnce OF car service for the winter
months within the confines Of the town,
and bearing upon the application will
Be- given at the municipal court room,
Norway, Wednesday, at 1890 o'clock In
he forenoon.
Herbert Z. Perkins had the misfortune
10 cut two fingers Of bis left hand quite
badly on a power saw Tuesday, while
awlng wood. A stick of wood with a
knot 10 Il caught in the saw throwing
bis band on 10 il. 1t took three stitches
to close the wound on the third finger
and one on the second. 1t was piece
good fortune be did not lose one or
more fingers
The 1919 war savings campaign began
Friday. There was no allotment OF
stamps as was the case in 1918, therefore
there will be no intensive drive to reach
sdsinits amount. Thrift stamps OF the
1918 series will be good in connection
With the 1919 series Of war savings
stamps on the same card for exchange
FOR the 1919 series of war savings stamps.
The date Of Friday, Jan. II, was chosen
because il was Benjamin Franklin's
birthday. he Is considered one OF the
greatest teachers Of thrift this country
has known.
There was tragedy on Pleasant Street
one morning last week. A few English
sparfOHs we're hopping about some grape
vines running over fence on one side
oil this tboroughfsre when from some
share came big northern shrike Oh
butcher bird like Morse baron of old
caught and killed one of them before
there could be any interference and few
away With his prey. These birds, which
breed and carry op their piracy farther
north, are not unfrequent visitors to this
part Of Maine during the winter months
hence occasional, tragedies Of this sort.
The annual communication Of Paris
Lodge, T. and A. NJ, was held Tuesda!
evening. The business Of the evening
consisted OF reports, election Of officers
work, collection Of dues and refresh
nsnts. The following officers wer'
elected for the ensuing year:
WA.-herlir c. Joy.
sM-H. Wgiser Stsrbird.
yn.-ShermAn I. Oliver.
see.-Harold c. Fletcher.
Iress.-Willism P. Morton.
sO-Ernest Z. Mariner.
S.D-lrvlng D. Barrows.
uSOnmluee or Finance-A. K. FORBES, a. w
walker, c. George.
Trustees Charity Eund-C. II. George, A. W
walker, j. n. stuart
Trains OF specially fitted hospital car
with doctors and nurses assigned &
accompany invslided soldiers, will b
paced at the disposal of wounded mel
% their way back to Canada by tb
brand Trunk Railway at Portland
steamers are now on their way to Port
,aoc with hundreds of men, some help
%" eripples, some cot cases and som
SOnValescents, These trains will ru
nom Portland in the day time to avoi'
ne necessity ct including sleeping cars
nnefe will be dining cars on each srair
representatives Of the Canadian govern
usot will travel on the trains to provid
'ucn comfort as ahe men require.
a man with the toothache Is in
desperate condition. When the ache
'aoured long enough he is ready 10 d
a9oss anything to get rid Of the act
aau incidentally the tooth. People CON
ing distances to visit dentists whe
uey are troubled with aching molsrs
aoy other kind Of teeth, but fifteen mill
Sgulte long way. That Is what
DDeyants Pond man, who came to Sou'
sNs recently, did to rid himself
aOOole, In that village they have
SUae to South Paris, Is miles, for
Sp'oaG or to Rumford II miles, or
ss"soel' the nearest place, which Is Nil
me late Thomas +. Lamb Of Portlal
,., during his lifetime, frequent vi
wi 20 Paris. He was much INTEREST,"
s,S minerals, going often to Mount Nj