Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-06

,yrR.A. Taylor entertained
VI 'nG h ionr tables at rock at theil
=. YrSar.day evening .,.. 49,.
e Briggs has recently Pur
p:0 u. j lanes E. Everett farm OF
~, I'M i, and has taken possession
annie and Clara Kerr were a
Iisss' AT postou last week, called by
Sss NON II their father, Henry Kerr
.,,ob Philips of Portland has
w. HAP. ., of her sister-in-lsw, Mrs,
:s5Id i & Fletcher i0' tue past '''
~ .,bools Of the village were
" ioS Friday. while the teachers
|''s y he county teachers conVsn-
nj Runt0Fd' -, s
US l ia DAYS Of vacation from her
~ in Portland with her parents
stnd Ms J,F. King.
S.i,t and family have moved
II " arm in Sumner which they
s.,, +, sold to the 1ouse on n cross
s'au; ,.csntly purchased OF Leon A.
aoih .,,.
..onDt OF the county convention
N%'oL =, West Paris on the 2lst,
OIL s,-I,r Nav meeting of the South
ECT. Z. viii De postponed IN
Hsa.!1th.
II vu, Barrows has the position OF
~ .' ana for Z. V. Chandler at West
Sn''S She has lei Der house on Park
a'a', - Mr., and ME-. Otis Magoun,
- rave moved H.
III lillian A. Shaw hiss been at the
~ Snrug House for a few days to
~ :, 'J,,rtiug q new bousekeeper in
snS,iou shich Mrs. Shaw has neid
', IN previous seasons,
,,bOusaDd young pine trees were
.Sv me Paris Manufacturing Co.
'..i,y On the burned over land which
.C-psuy cleared some years ago in
.,,s,pity Of the May 5snks."
~ R,s Newton ana little daughter,
:. ava been visiting for several weeks
-, t,nily Of Mr. NswtOn's mother,
!, G.orgs 1. Dayee, returned WeGnes-
r. morning to their h5ne in Rockiand'
r.isL Mason, Nbo with Mrs. Mason
w., in Florida for a number Of
H., arrived in South Paris Tuesday
,r,in, Mrs. Mason stopped in Bos-
!, md will remain there for a week or
~
hnssY Robinson, who has been at
s.,a, during the winter, has been here
4T,lsE days with his brother, W. Il.
5suou. BE returns 70 Sumner, where
Engaged for the next six months
ua 3D. BOnney
IN Psrley F. Ripley underwent a
rrsI operation at her home here last
n:sday, the operating surgeon being
H. Weber OF Lewiston. She is under
1 aTs Of two nurses, and it is thought
! vi make good recovery.
/ In Frank 5. Dudley has received
I WI from her son, Albert Wheeler, who
srsd in the medical department of
Isrny, that be has been promoted to
HclHs sergeant. &c is at an en-
rn,uu hospital az HobOken, n. j.
4 linton, SOD Of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. n.
In, Il years Of age, was operated upon
Erpsndicitis at the home of bis par
"a hsrs Thursday afternoon, by DR..
T.absr Of lewiston. IL was q rather
Cncsd case, but the boy is reported
zig veil
han 5. Carver, former principal OF
ira High School. has resigned his
Mton az principal Of Camden High
MOL where be has been teaching for
me months, to go on the road for
re publishing house selling educa-
m publications..
S.n was received here last week that
: little daughter of Mrs. S. Kaspsr
'lai vas i'll with pneumonia, for the
and time within q few months, at
isE, " g., where Mrs. Wight is now
Hs's Lieut.. Wight has been dis
Egsd nom the service, and is at pres
=h Oregon.
! tie window at the Paris Trust
aany there are 90 display two
%;nan helmets. One is to be awarded
ihPrts to the person who has secured
largest number Of Individual sub
Gss TO the Sth Liberty Loan. The
Ia helmet goes to the person who
mes 'As largest subscription.
There ia picture Of happiness any
nsa II 10 a young couple, the man
.Sa IN khaki or in citizens clothes
-to are evidently newly put on, and
l@E With a rspt expression on her
-asnanee, strOliOg along the street
sS everything was sunshine and the
VII vas theirs. And it ought to be.
lach:
NnGaY, May II. Mothers Day service.
~1GaI Nay Is. Preacher exchange.
- eAfeuee Emery OF Mexico, Maine,
%ang and evening.
Scay, May %. G. A. r. attend
saoral service.
may May 90 Memorial Day exer-
aE The church.
~nGa! June s. Children's Day.
~. !. yassn Rsthers Of Dsering Me-
IA E9urch held their regular meet
n Mrs. e. A. Morton at Highland
: friday evening. A social time
maO!sd, and covered dish supper
T'sd soon after SIX o'clock. Miss
nun the deaconess home in Port
~ S ~, IS engaged in missionary work
isallans in Portland, gave the
- on her work. Eighteen of the
~S A'1nefs were present. Miss Vose
HSsGt. '0" o''' "
lsS".Sc Z. Morton and family came
| ~. o Paris Monday of last week from
H. \. e., and Tuesday morning
:. Afs. Morton and the daughter
iEro, 'G9 10 Portland, where Mrs.
iES,,auo helen both underwent oper-
4 ss,'Ip lyon their throats at DR.. Cousins
~ Mr.. Morton returned to Crys.
Id ~ay, and the son Hugh, who
Iah,saa"hils rems!usd here, Joined
1 t,S. and went to Crystal. Mrs.
Nsa,a auu helen will leave the hospital
lit ,.l. s Jays stay, and will probably
sH,,;.I'es IN Massachusetts, before
nm s attending the Central District
| A,s school convention at Bsthsl
him, n nom here were Rev. d. r
NJ, VI " I. L. Buck, Mrs. Harold
Lon J,.osSe orge 2. Fsrnum, and Mrs.
sSS.o,0s nom the Methodist Sun
III S.. Rev. G. W. Rogers and Mrs
SCo.asksll and daughter Elinor from
9aare.sinonal school; and Mrs. I
irco pot, Miss Amy Doble and Mis-,
llSs S. T.lls nom the Baptist school
,sr..,is'legates report one OF thu mosI