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Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Hebron.

The football game Saturday between
Hebron and Brldgton scored Hebron A.
BrIdgton o. That between Hebron %
and Abbott School WAS won by Abbott
I7to0
Miss Annette Stesrns took Principal
and Mrs. Hewlett and Elizabeth on
"trip to the White Mountains Sunday.
Mrs. A. n. Richardson and Albert
were up from Portland Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Melcher came with them, but
remained over ill Tuesday morning
Mr.. Melcher was quite poorly.
Principal Hsnscom OF Gould's Acad
smy brought Miss Nellie Whitman and
two friends to call on Mrs. Annie Bearcs
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Psvsrlsy of South Psri,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vivisr
Bssrcs for the Weekend.
Mrs. Annie Bsarcs 10 In South Psri,
this week.
Rsv. Mr.. Griffiths preached here Sun
day morning. Mr.. Grifiths was pastor
here at one time, and all were glad tC
see him In the pulpit.
Mrs. Bickford went to the Sisters
Hospital Saturday to see her son, who /,
still In . serious condition but gaining
slowly.
The harvest home festival was helC
Tuesday evening. It was not as largely
attended by the townspeople a. usual
but . large number Of students were
there to supper. We have not the exac,
figures but $3.50 more or less was cleared
Hebron Grange held an sll-dsy meet
ing Wednesday.
Leo Bickford picked raspbsrriss Sat
urdsy.
Wednesday was the coldsst morning
yet, 25' but warm during the day.
Mr.. Hewlett 10 quits sick, the result
of q bad cold, and has not been able tc
get out to school for several days.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Bryant's POND.

DIR. r. r. willard and family are on Q
visit 10 their former home In Vermont.
R. C. Davis has given up his duties as
selling agent for the Farmers Union,
and Perry Lspham of Greenwood has
taken the position.
Nearly all OF the teachers In town have
been In attendance at the convention In
Portland this week.
Caleb L. Morrill, has sold the balance
of his property In Woodstock. consisting
of field and wood lot, to S. Z. Cuffin OF
North Paris.
]. s. Smith of New York city Ii 10
town for few days, coming here for his
annual hunting trip.
Rev. Madison Lewallen, whose recent
residence was New York, will supply at
the Baptist church next Sabbath
Though the parish IL without . regular
pastor, an effort will be made to hold
meetings each Sabbath through the win
tor, and also to continue the evening
prayer service each week.
The Jackson Silver Post benefit was q
complete success. There was an ample
attendance and the receipts from sales
were abundant. The musical part OF the
program was fine.
william Ellery and K. P. Collier have
closed their summer houses across the
lake and with their families have re-
turned to Brookline.
Birch villa has also been closed the
past week.
The following members Of the Bry
ants Pond intermediate School have had
100 per cent in spelling for the week
Iuez Howe, Grade 4; Harriet Abbott
Grade 8; Harold Tyler, Rita Farnum
Adelaide Emery, Grade 9.
Dedication exercises for the addition
to the Woodstock High School building
will be held on Friday OF this week
Nov. 4. DR.. A. o. Thomas Of Augusta,
state superintendent of schools, will be
present for the day.
There will be dance at Dudley Opera
House Nov. s, with music by Shaw's
Orchestra.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
North Buckfield.

Mrs. Florence Warren and son attend.
ed grange fair at Turner Center Wednes.
day.
Those In the place who attended the
Bates. Maine College football game were
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Bessey.
Misses Bertha Barrows, Clithroe War
rem and Lillian Holmes attended the
state teachers convention ct Portland
the past week.
Mrs. Josephine Kicker and Mrs. Hazel
Foster went to Barre, Mass, Wednesday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sturtevant.
Mrs. William Crockett returned to her
home at Locke's Mile Sunday, after
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Hesld.
The prevailing epidemic is still claim
ing Victims In the place.
Harry Brooks Of Portland was In town
calling on friends Wednesday.
Those who had not finished picking
their apples found them frozen on the
trees Thursday morning.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Maine News Notss.

A Saco woman II said to have .
strange but very sppreciative friend and
pet In q skunk, which 10 thoroughly
domesticated and comes regularly ct Q
certain hour to the door, where it
scratches ~ notice that 1t ID there and
wants to be fed. The animal sleeps In
the cellar.
Mrs. Howard r. Ives and Mrs. Fred
erick @. Dudley have been appointed BY
Governor Percival p. Baxter a. delegates
from Maine to the annual convention OF
the American Child Hygiene Association
In New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 2-5. Mrs.
Ives is president Of the Portland Baby
Hygiene and Child Welfare Association,
and Mrs. Dudley 10 6rst vice president.
DR.. Clyde d. Merrill, SON Of the late
Ex-Mayor Irving l.. Merrill OF Auburn.
has been appointed associate medical
director of the Ninth Massachusetts, by
Governor Cox. He 10 graduate OF
Edward Little High, University OF
Maine and the Bowdoin Medical School.
He was for six years In the Medical
Corps, 1st Regiment, N. G.. 8. N. he
enlisted In May, 1917, and was overseas
for 1s months, with rank of captain.
He was she'll shocked In the Mt. Kennel
drive and invalIded homo.
Maine friends will regret the death
on Oct. 23i of Miss Annie Stone OF Bos.
ton, "the oldest woman voter who voted
for President Harding" She passed
away with the words "Desth is very
beautiful" She was born Oct 8, 1918
in Bangor, daughter Of Daniel Gibson
and Phoebe (Feltop) Stone. She studied
to be q nurse and followed that pro
fession until 80 years of age. The sffec
tion In which she was held by all wal
voiced In DR.. Mawson's words ut the
party on Oct. 8 last In honor of her 1890
birthday: "She Is good through ano
through. She thinks no unkind thoughti
of any one and has sunny disposition '
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services as Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday at 10. .SS. Sunday School ss u. sunday
evening seryice &C 80. Thursday evening
prayer meetings at 80 O'Clock
Mrs. Addis Cushmsn Of Weld 10 caring
for her aunt, DR.. N. N. Houghton, who
has been very III, but 10 better, although
she is not gaining IS fast a. her friends
wish.
Among the building permits issued In
Portland last week was one to Miss ID.
Rose Giles, who spends much time at
Paris Hill, for the erection OF dwelling.
Miss Giles 10 to build homo for herself.
IL 10 on Prospect Street, Woodfords.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barrows have
been visiting relatives In Sumner for Q
few weeks. Mr.. Bsrrows returned home
last week and Mrs. Barrows returns this
week.
There was light coating OF snow on
ths lower mountains and some OF the
hills last Tuesday morning but 1t did not
last long during the fine fall days that
have followed during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce and Miss
Mary A. Pierce went to Boston last
Tuesday for stay OF week or more.
Ar. and Mrs. Frank N. Owen OF Dix
field spent the weekend with relatives
at Paris Hill.
Mrs. Edna N. Cummings attended the
Maine teachers convention in Portland
the past week, therefore the village
school had . vacation OF few days.
The small purse containing money
recently picked up on the common has
4 nat been claimed.
Charles b. Rogers accompanied biz
| mother to Wells River, VT, last week
| where Mrs. Rogers will spend the winter
With her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Bailey
Mr.. Rogers has returned TO this village
Mrs. Nellie S. Brown goes on Tuesday
Of this week TO Portland for the winter
The Sunshine Club meets this weeh
Thursdsy, Nov. Sd, with Mrs. Lotti'
Gates.
Pupils having perfect spelling for th'
week: Mabells Davis, Gertrude Everett
Esther Curtis, Evelyn Cummings.
The regular monthly library meeting
will be held st the library Wednesday
Nov. 2, at 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. n. A. Cummings represented Lin
coln school ss one of the speakers at th'
state convention held In Portland Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Wesf Paris.

Nrs. r. z. Wheeler 10 recovering from
an attack OF tonsilitis.
School has been closed during the past
week on account OF scarlet fever condi-
tions.
Chester Buck is III with tonsllitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin l.. Bowker Of Port
land, who have been spending the past
month with Mrs. Bowker's mother, re-
turned home Monday. Mrs. Tuell accom-.
panied them and will spend the winter.
Inez, Mary and Julia Briggs, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Briggs, are re-.
ported III from scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Emerton OF Auburn
are at @. F. Barden's. Mr.. Emerton ID
enjoying his usual hunting trip with
friends here.
Rev. b. A. Markley and Harold Per.
ham attended the Scout meeting at South
Paris Wednesday.
D. D. g. N. Mrs. Gertrude Burditt In.
speoted Granite Chapter Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Russell have moved
into rooms In Robert Young's rent over
g. W. Devine's store, and Mrs. Emma
Berry will occupy. the rooms in her house
in which they have lived.
Mrs. G.. W. Devine and daughter
Louise have been spending the week In
Norway.
The popular drama, Gyp, the Heiress
will be presented next Thursday even
ing, Nov. 4. Tickets will 60 on sale 81
Russell's store Wednesday at 9 O'Clock
A. N.
Rev. and Mrs. q. F. Aldrich have beer
entertaining his mother and sister from
Wilton.
Mrs. G. D. Robertson Of South Paris
was q guest at 81. G.. Browns last week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Bubief have been
to Hartford several times recently to Wis
1t her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Lang, WHIT
is recovering from surgical operation
A we'll 10 being dug on the land of A
| G. Perham to furnish q new water sys
tenn at the NJ. E. parsonage.
The West Paris school teachers attend
ed the state convention at Portland las
week.
Myrtle Estes and Earle L. Bacon wer'
married Oct. 22d, at the home Of Leslie
Estes by c. q. Lane, Jr. Their man!
friends extend good wishes. Mr.. Bacor
is Q graduate Of West Paris High Schoo
and an expert ball player.
Edwin ]. Mann in company with B. r
Billings Of Bryant's Pond, Frank GriflI
of Lowell, Mass, Adams Griffin o
Brooklyn, N. Y, and DR.. Frost Of New
Jersey, is on hunting trip In Cherry
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. StiIwell returned
Friday evening from Portland, wher
they had been during the week for treat
ment for Mr.. Stilwell's eye, which wa
badly injured by getting emery dust u
1t. His eye although not cured Is doinI
we'll.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01

Mrs. r. p. Dresser IL making Q good
recovery from her recent serious illness.
Mrs. Louise Kilburn of Rumford has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Bisbee, for few days.
There was movie show at Odd Eel.
lows Hall Thursday night the first for
several weeks.
J. William Shaw died at his homo IN
the east part of the town Sunday, Oct.
2S, at the age of 80 years. Mr.. Shaw
was o son Of lothian and Serepta whit
inR) Shaw, born and spent bis life In this
town. He is survived bJ one sister, who
lives In Massachusetts,, and one daughter,
Mrs. Ellen Dunn, of Portland, and three
sons, Isaac of Fl. Myers, Florida. Clar-
ence w. of Auburn, and Harold with
whom Mr.. Shaw made his home. The
| funeral was held at the homo Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. C. G.. Miller Of South
Paris officiating. Burial was at the vii.
lsgs cemetery.
The special meetings held at the
church under the direction OF A. j.
Saunders closed Sunday evening. While
there was no special interest, 80 far as
could be observed, the meetings were
helpful and inspiring to those who at
tended, and Mr.. Saunders was most
pleasing In his presentation OF the truth
Mr.. Saunders will be In West Minot fol-
ten days.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
North Waterford.

Ed Farmer has been quite sick th'
past week.
Annie Hazelton went to Auburn Mon
day. She has gone for treatment, as she
has been worse lately.
Lizzie Morse Is tacking some puffs fol
Rilla Marston.
Emily Paige Is having rheumatism In
her ankle.
Harry Brown has bought the old
dowel mill which Will Kilgore used tc
own, and has crew at work putting In
q new dam.
Ezra Lsbroke has gone to Lisbon to
work.
George holt shot deer last week.
Quite q party from here attended the
dance at Hunts Corner. The hall was
crowded and all seemed to have q good
time.
Guy Morse, son of Merl Morse, has
scarlet fever, 80 school In Bisbeetown ID
closed.
There hes been lot of sickness this
way the last few weeks-stomach
trouble.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Wil8On'6 Mills,

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bennett oi
Bethel were guests Of Mrs. Benefits
mother, Mrs. B. j. Olson, . few days the
past week.
Owing to the bad hunting condition,
but few hunters have showed up 80 far
this season, for which favor let us be
thankful.
NJ. D. Sturtevant is finishing up his
last winters job on the town. Leon
Bennett Is doing his team work, and he
Ia boarding at e. 8. Benefits.
VIM. B. Garfield started for his home
in Boston the Goth, and during the most
severe storm of the season, Mr.. Davis,
the Bethel stage driver, coming after
him.
Services were held at the lower church
Thursday evening by Rev. Mr.. Pierce
and Mrs. Pierce of Colebrook, and Fri.
day evening by Rev. q. e. Seymour OF
Whitefield.
Mrs. Even Cameron and children are
visiting at the home OF her parents In
Woburn. Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Locke's MiIls,

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Rand were
given Q surprise party at their home
Friday evening, Oct. %, IL being the
twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. Il was . complete surprise,
After supper they were invited to 60 fol
. short auto ride, and on their return
the nsighbors had taken possession.
Refreshments consisting Of sand wichss,
oil kinds OF cake and candy were served,
also delicious wedding cake made BY
Mrs. Curtis Abbott. An original poem
composed and read by George Tirrell,
was enjoyed BY all, after which Mr.
Tirrell presented Mr.. and Mrs. Rand
with silver loving cup and other pieces
Of silver. Mr.. and Mrs. Rand responded
In . few well chosen words. Much
credit is due Mrs. James Ring whose
efforts have been unsiring 10 make the
affair o suceess. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Brewster OF Lewiston were among the
guests.
Mrs. Clarsnce Stsarns entertained Q
party Of friends over the weekend at
Camp Echo.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Bethel.

DIR. and Mrs. Geo. Fsrnsworth, who
were called here by the illness OF DR..
and Mrs. j. G.. Gshring, have returned
10 their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
The people of Bethel, or some OF them,
are migrating to Florida 90 soon, Mrs. o.
n. Mason, Miss Alice Twitohell, Mrs.
Straw and Miss Mae Wiley have been
gone nearly q week. They spend the
winter at Fellsmere. Fla. Others will 60
later. The reason why these people left
20 early was the fear OF the strike.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Hastings have gone
to Massachusetts, where they will visit
their son, Harold Hastings, and family,
also their daughter, Mrs. Skinner, and
family, before going to Fellsmsre, Fla,
for the winter,
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
East Bethel.

G. g. Kimbsll of Middle Intsrvale 70
Gently visited relatives here.
Mrs. G.. N. Sspborn and daughter
Mary were last weeks guests of her par.
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Kimball, and
family.
George Swan, two sons, John and Bart.
lett, and daughter. Mrs. L. Mitchell, and
Charles Reed Of Dixfield were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs.. b. o. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bean entertained
for Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown of Fryeburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Brown and sons, Roger and Edmund
Brown, Of Browns Camps, Lowell, also
Mrs. Gertrude Shurman, son and daugh-
ter, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Allen, Miss Marion
and Master Robert Allen Of South Paris,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Kimball of
Gilsad were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Kimball; also Mrs. r. G.
Clark and sons, Hugh and Wendell CLARK,
OF Auburn were weekend guests.
Mrs. OctaviA Bean has gone to Phillips
for visit wish her son, L. r. Bean, and
Mrs. Bean.
Mrs.. Lucetta Bean has gone to Han
over to do dressmaking.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Oxford County Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving <. Vernon accom-
panied BY Mrs. Vsrnon's sister, Mrs. 81
L. Paddock OF Hartford, Conn, wht
have been enjoying . hunting trip q
Indian Rock Camp near Hanover, since
closing their summer homo at Waite'i
landing on Falmouth Foreside, have 70
turned to Portland and are now occupy
Ing their home on West Street for the
winter months. Mrs. Paddock has re-
turned 10 Hartford.
South Paris and Norway people may
be interested In . social event which TO
GENTLY took place In Watsrville. It was
ths golden wedding celebration OF
Colonel and Mrs. Frederic Z. Boothby.
Is will be remembered that Colonel
Booothby was born In Norway and that
while quite young he moved with hls par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Boothby, to
south Paris. Mrs. Boothby was Miss
Adelaide Smith Of Portland.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
East Sumner.

A meeting held at the Grange Hall
last Thursday In the interest OF the Farm
Bureau and Testing Association wal
slimly attended, ~ farmers were very
busy preparing for winter.
Some forty cars Of spplss were blpped
from this station In October. One car OF
cider apples wss sent to Indiana. Henry
Bonney harvested over 1000 bushels OF
fine fruit. II the present dry spoil con-
tinues cider will be more plentiful than
Water.
Mrs. Ella Heald Is occupying her new
tenement, and has several pleasant rooms.
David r. Coles has not been seen on
the streets for several days, - he 10 In
poor health.
Fremont Hollis bad an auction ON
Monday to dispose Of cows, horses and
farming tools, - he has sold his farm.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
About tho State.

The Cunard Office in Portland has been
advised that Right Hon. David Lloyd
George, premier Of Great Britain, is to
sail for this country on the Aquitsnis OF
their Now York service Nov. 8.
Making his escape from the Mems
Reformstory at South Windham, Stanley
Tynik, . 27-year-old Pole, 10 at large and
officers are asked to find him. he was
sentenced from Auburn recently for lar
oeny. He is 8 feet, inches tall, 100
pounds In weight, has brown eyes and
hair, wire gray trousers, khaki shirt and
trousers.
Dr.. j. Harvey Murphy Of Dexter. for
merly of Fort Fairfield and Andover,
was signally honored recently BY receiv-
ing tho Meritorious Service Medal author.
ICED by the State of New York for mem
bers Of the 9th Division for conspicuous
bravery under fre while serving In
France. DR.. Murphy Was one of tho old
est American physicians and surgeons
who saw service on the firing line over
seas, he being 81 years o'd when be went
across with the 10th Ambulance Com
pany Ia the 9th Division. While over
there he was In the tbickest of the fight.
ing. He was lieutenant in the Medical
Corps. being retired as major In the
reserve.
Another Maine painter is attracting
much attention by the sale Of bis land.
soapes, James Stuart, native OF Dover,
born In 1852. Twenty. -four landscapes
recently brought $53. $40, while . ool-
lector recently took 2,400 worth. the
largest being 26 by 50 inches and bring
Ing $500. Mr.. Stuart was . pupil OF
Virgil Williams and 3. d. Yelland OF
San Francisco. His pictures have been
In galleries of the Michigan State Library,
the Kalamazoo Art Association, the
Omaha Public Library, the Reno Arts
and Crafts Club, the Oakdale, Calf.
Public Library, the Los Angeles Museum
Of History, Science and Art, and the Oils
Art Institute, Los Angeles. he 10 the
OF new method Of painting |
on aluminium and wood.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
West Peru.

NxSchadbourns OF Auburn has bought
the CCAs. Andrsws place and 10 soon to
erect Q portable mill for saving spool
stock. he has also bargainsd for the
Herbert Andrews placs, near Abbott Cor
ner above Dlckvals.
Mr. French 10 doing good business
here ct the Lamb mill.
West Peru Grange 70 soon to hold fair.
r. L. Cummings' Grew are loading ap-
Piles here.
O. Z. Knox recently bought two COWS
OF B. J. Roberts.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
North Paris.

Those having 100 per cent for ths
week In grammar room were: 9Th Grade
Harlan Childs, Jessie Ross, Esther Bal
sntiue, Hilis Hsata, Marjorie Elwell
7th Grade, Sidney Abbott, Clayton Gam
mon; 6Ih Grade, Uno Haata, Roy Curtis,
NadIyn Gibbs; 9th Grade, Iona Hsata,
Ethelyn Gibbs.
Miss Beatrice Andrews and Miss Bea-
trice Smith attended teachers copven-
tion Thursday and Friday In Portland.
Those having 100 per cent In the prl-
mary room were: Grade 2, Lois Childs,
Rachel Curtis, Ora GIbbs; Grade 4. LII
lisn Ross, Roland Curtis. Windsor Alb
bott, Carlton Cannon, Richard Curtis.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed administratrix of the
estate of
JOSEPH DION, lat. Of Oxford,
In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
are desired TO present the same for settlement.
and all indebted thereto are reouested 10
make payment immediately.
ISABEL B. ELLSWORTH,
October 18th, 1921. Oxford. Naipe.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
Olckvale.

Mrs. Jim Sanders Ii boarding little
Malcolm Tracy.
Mrs. Linas Libby 10 having some hard
wood floors laid. Roy Lunt OF Portland
is doing the work.
Mrs.. Grafton Gordon and son Leslie
and daughter Jennie spent the weekend
In Auburn.
John Wymsn 10 visiting In Weld.
Mrs.. Luther Wyman Of Rumford ID
Visiting her nlsce, Nrs. Grafton Gordon.
Grafton Gordon has been picking sp-
pies for Alfred Hammond.
Skunks are plenty In this locality.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
South Sumner.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hammond Of Paris
are spending week with Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Turner.
Mrs. Emma Chafin was guest of Mrs
Jennie Bonney Thursday.
Mrs. Flora Leslie went to Auburn Sun
day for few days visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Rethwell Titus. Later she ex'
poets to visit friends In Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Herbert Hall Of Maiden, Mass,
and Mrs. Oscar Turner Of East Summer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Turner Monday
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives NOTICE that h,
has been duly appointed guardian of
ZYLPHA ALLEN Of Rumford, adult ward.
IN the County OF Oxford, and given bonds as ths
law directs. All persons having demsndI
against the estate OF said ward are desired z
present the same for settlement, and al indebt
cd thereto are requested 70 make payment i'm
mediately. -
FRANK n. ALLEN.
October Is, 1871. Rumford. Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
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single copies Of THE DEMOCRAT are ave cents
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siagle copies Of each issue have been plsced on
sale st the following places In the County:
seuth Paris Howsrd's Drug Store
Stevens Pharmacy.
Norway, Noyes Drug Store.
stones Drug Store.
A. L. Clark Drug Co.
Buokfeld A L. Newton, Postmaster.
Paris Hili, Mrs. Naud Andrews, Post
Once.
West Paris. samuel T. white.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01

z. L. Merchant.
Brown. Back 4 Co.
Esssms IN q Andrews
ThAye.'s Furniture Store.
Ralph z. Butts
The stevens Pharmacy.
Chas. II. Howard Co.
W. j. wheeler d Co.
n. Dayton Bolster Co.
Cole a Durgin.
Fashionable Dressmaking.
Probate Appointments.
To Rent.
Wanted.
Wood Saving.
For Sale.
Quaker Hill Nurseries.
Wanted.
Bankrups's Petition for Discharge.
Cole, Wiggin Co.