Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
The store. viii CLOSE ali day Tuesday

| The stores will close oil day Tuesday
{" usual on Patriots' Day.
The household goods OF the late w. B.
Stewards will be sold ut auction ct hls
late residence Tuesday, April 20, ut
Mrs. 8. e. Tucker, who now makes
ner home with her son, Judge Sanford
u. Fogg, In Augusta, is here for visit,
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Curtis.
On account of illness Rev. G. G. Miller
was unable to occupy his pulpit on Sun
day, and there Was no preaching service
ct the Uuiversalist church. The SUNDAY
School Was held a. usual.
The forms are In place for the first
part OF the cement road ct the end of
the Park Street bridge. Travel between
South Paris and Paris Hill 10 at present
BY detour through Hill Street.
Are You going Tuesday night to the
patriotic ball? Lady floor managers,
plenty OF partners. Be sure and hear
Mrs. Farnum, soloist, with Shaw's Jazz
Orchestra. Make plans to be there at
$50.
E. E. Chapman, T. N. Davis, C. o.
Turner, and DR.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Buck
attended the Maine Methodist Confer.
ence at Biddeford last week, DR.. Buck
going al lay delegate from the South
Paris church.
One day last week A. E. Estes thought
1t was about time to look at his auto and
get 1t In readiness for summer running
On going into the garage, he found some
one had been there before him aId, bad
robbed the machine of it's hind wheels,
its steering wheel, its hood and tool box,
and had also picked up robe, some
inner Tubes and other loose articles.
A meeting of the farm account group
called by the local project leader, W. B.
DeCoster, has recently been held In the
Grange Hall, at which meeting the state
account leader was present. At this
meeting the following men took their |
inventories and started accounts: w. |
B. DeCoster, L. A. Brooks, j. w. s. Col.
by, z. B. Curtis, j. F. King, j. NJ. Mil
lett. Other men in the group who will |
start right away are: l.. N. Lovejoy,
Albion Abbott, W. T. Kuightly, Austin
Stearns, U. q. Hssld, B.. E. Judd.
A, P. Stearns, Jr., the leader of the
boys and girls clubs In South Paris,
was present at the club leaders confer.
ence In the Farm Bureau Office Friday,
April 10Th. Plans were drawn for the
forming Of two clubs, one for the boys
and one for the girls. Next Wednesday,
April goth, Mr.. Stearns will meet all the
boys and girls who are interested In
clubs this year. The meeting
will be held in the Grange Hall at 3:45,
right after the close of the school ses-
sion. Mr.. Stearns expects large num-
Der Of boys and girls will be present and
he will explain the whole matter to
them.
The report from the Methodist con-
ference Is to the effect that Rev. 81. G..
is to be assigned to the South
Paris church. Mr.. McGlsuflin came to
this conference from the East Maine
Conference in 1909, and has since had
charges at Lewiston, Skowhegsn and
Berlin, N. H., having been at the last
aamed place for the past five years.
Rev. D. r. Faulkner, who has been here
Tor the past four years, goes on the re-
tired list for the next year. OF other
recent pastors of this church, Rev. T.
Y. Kewley is returned to Ksnnebunk,
md Rev. G. 1. Spear goes back to Liver
more Falls with a good increase Of
salary.