Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-30
Miss Hasel Allen spent the week end
with her paranfa az pakh.l

Miss HAZEL Allen spent the week en-,
with her parents ct Bethel.
Sunday was perfect fall day, and ,
lot OF gasoline was burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. p. Brett and Mia,
Georgia Brett Of Beverly, Mass, are her,
for week or more.
Mrs. William L. Rockingham and little
daughter are spending a week with he,
parents In Gardiner.
0. Z. Curtis and family of Kennsbunh
visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Curtis
OF Gothic Street, Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William n. Hall and son
OF belfast were weekend guests at Mrs.
L.. T. Beans on Pine Street.
Mrs. j. E. Murch and Miss Flora
Murch went Monday morning to Revere,
Mass, to spend weeks vacation.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the Ban,
fist church will be postponed one week
on account OF convention at Augusta.
Mrs. George L. Libby Of Hill Street
has suffered shock, and is In serious
condition, though recovery is considered
possible.
Miss Evelyn Wight and Miss Gladys
Hatch sang at the Norway Universalist
church Sunday afternoon, with Mrs.
Agnes L. Morton at the organ.
Wednesday is the day of the Oxford
County Sunday School convention, which
Is held at Deering Memorial Church, with
program as published last week.
At the afternoon meeting of Paris
Grange next Saturday George A. Yeatop,
county agent, will speak on spraying and
care of fruit. A good attendance is de-
sired.
A new car with four seats has been
put on the route between South Paris
and Norway by the Norway and Paris
Transfer Co. Its first trip was made
Monday morning.
Miss Emma West was elected on Sun.
day secretary and assistant treasurer of
the Universalist Sunday School, to sue
coed Miss Beryl Silver, who recently
resigned, as she is to be out of town.
Next Sunday will be observed as Rally
Sunday by the Congregational Sunday
School. There will be special music,
promotion exercises, and short address.
All interested in the work of.the Sunday
School are cordially invited to be pres
emit.
Shsw's Jazz Orchestra have played
the past week for grange fairs at West
Bethel, West Paris and Newry Corner
This week they play at North Buckfisld
Tuesday evening, and Friday and Sstur-
day at the Worlds Fair at North Water
ford.
Arrests were made by the officers al
West Paris Friday in three cases of in-
roxicstiou. Essences or other substi- |
tutes, possibly home brew, are thought |
to be responsible. The three arrested |
were all Firms. In the Norway Munich |
pal Court the next day they paid each a
fine of ten dollars and costs, the whole |
sum for each being something over |
twenty-five dollars.
Paris High School football team played
ts first game of the season at Hebron |
The opponents were the
Hebron Academy second team, though |
IS IL happened lnat tue nrst team uiu
rot play that day, il is said that they |
lsed some first string men against Paris.
The exact figures of the score the Demo-
rat has not learned, but 1t was some
10 or so to o in favor of Hebron.
The Rsbekshs had great time at their
auction last Friday night and good at
tendance, with q visitor from Queen |
Esther Lodge of Bath. At the next lodge |
meeting, which will be on the second
Friday in October, the 10th, supper
will be served the mem bers at the usual
home supper hour. All attending are
asked to bring whatever they like, as the
beans and sandwiches have been already |
solicited. A few cents will be charged |
10 defrsy the expense for coffee, cream,
stc.