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The Oxfordt Democrat.

VOLUME 87. / SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1920. NUMBER 23. \

à PARK. rjK&RJCK FARMERS. Cross Pollinating. No Water Rebate* or Rate RevUloo at Desirable Stand For Sale in AMONG THE Attorneys Law. One might objoot to orow-polUnatloo Transaction of the actual businesi NORWAY. NEW ENGLAND NEWS BITH1L, MAJNX beoaute when such oroee-fertlHzatlon done at the special meeting of Soatl even I· Herrteh. »lHpC.P»rt South Paris. take· » "scrub" I· whlob Paria Village Corporation Tuesday U.ltoon 'iraao m flow.· place produced woree If did not mnoh Get The Wiit on Pine might be than either parent. log oocapy time, thongt pa Stanley place Street, IN TABLOID FORM » d. ax, for lbibt 1 tall ■aoh were the cue It would be the height the collateral dltoaaalon and general The many friends of Prof. John Barker Sooth Pari*, lg offered (or tale. ThI· U of folly to follow .the teaching of an filled oat the apace of an bonr, and ai 8tearns, «on of the late Jndge Seward 8. Auctioneer, Ready one Licensed Haying of In the moet desirable town. Be with the best tools for the work which will plaoee earlier letter In I hi· eerie·. It would be tlmea threatened to develop a little acri Steam·, may be Interested to learn tbat PARIS. MAIN*. prepared Caterpillar· and Other Things. waa ea SOOTH Hoase of eight room· with all modern far better for the Maine Agricultural mony, which, however, finally be la meeting with great sncoeaa aa ao Items of Interest Fran All >, additional students will be built at one thousand nine hundred and The bodied the of a machine which will twenty. that makes the invasion. The larva of were made with varletie· that can self- and the revision of water rates. Lake Penneaaeewassee. experience years, matter been tor the bills, Massachusetts Institute of Technol- sixty-five following having presented insect aeema to 1 action hereinafter It la any be all stomach, while pollinate. and cross-pol Moderator stated that no bills for Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Fonti thereupon indicated, SeM·pollinated Gray Manbingand ogy, tbe committee on stu- Plumbing, and : matnre is Cambridge, Heating give you long satisfactory service. hereby Obdkbbd the form spirituelle, clothed linated fruits were grown on the same the past six months had yet been made Brown have been gueata of George Holt Thai notice thereof be to all In. dent announces. Sheet Metal Work, given persons in the colore of the rainbow and not trees. These were tbe and said the water commission and at North Waterford. housing terested, by causing a copy of. this order to be indistinguishable, oat, family A given to groaa things. In the moth one from tbe other in wanted as to An was held under Maine ITIKL CEILINGS SPECIALTY published three weeks successively In the Ox- faot, every particular, Inatructlons especially athletic meeting The present membership in ford a at 8onth or of a so as to Democrat, newspaper published butterfly repulsive, all-oonsnming far the fruit Is concerned. Tbi? whether rebates should be made those tbe auspioes of tbe Universallat Sunday of the Order of the Eastern Star is 23,- Paris, In said County, that they may appear at a worm can asanme a form so attractive would have been from the fact customers who have been of School at tbe oburcb Probate Court to be held at said Paris, on expeoted deprived Friday evening a for the of ac- Dr. A. Leon Sikkenga, that nne can 639. gain year 1,521, the third of ▲. D. at easily believe the Biblical that the apple Is like an branch water more or less during that period. veatry. An intereating program bad G. R Tuesday June, 1920, enlarged to at the annual ses- reports OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, PENLEY, 9 of the clock In the forenoon, and be heard statement that the devil can assnme the of the mother tree. It does not receive Two or three the been Glenn Mclntlre and cording expressed general prepared by .... thereon If aee cause. of the SOUTH PARIS. MAINE they form of an angel of light. anything of a genetic nature from the re opinion that inasmuch as the water eye Miss Adeline DeCoster. A buffet luncb sion grand chapter. MAINE M-23 Elisabeth F. de- Tbia new larva foand at Is a was NORWAY, Edgerlf late of Paris, Orono suiting union of the pollen and the ovule. I tem is oar property, and the expenses served. Mayor Peters of Boston named for- Tel. 224 ceased ; petition that ttaxah B. Parlln or some hairy thing, yellow and black, while the It is the ovule alone that is affected by will have to be met either by the water Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holman of Port- other aultable person be appointed as adminis- mer Councilman Daniel J. McDonald moth has a body of bine and this The seeds from a I revenue or it was better not land have been several in trator of the estate of eald deceased, presented peacock cross-pollination. by taxation, spending daya of Cnarlestown to be district chair- by Ellen E. Blake, mother and heir at law. winga of doll blaak with a spread of «elf-pollinated and cross-pollinated fruit Ό make rebates, and a motion that no town. They are now making a trip to the Bunker celebra- some two inches or so. The faot that will But not the on «.f the shut- man of Hill day Lucia M. Llbby of Paris, adult ward; peti- differ. seed envelopes rebates be made account South Arm accompanied by Vivian M. THIS BANK PAYS on 17. tion for license to sell and convey real estate the Orono professora fonnd twenty on a of which the flesh of the pome Is tbe ting off of the water was made by Geo. Akers. tion in Charlestown June J. Bean presented by Leon L. Russell, guardian. rquare yard leads them to estimate that that tbe is interested R. and was of Boston Is Hastings part apple grower Morton, passed. Russell Bethell visiting "Jack the Snipper" is in Boston. Beryl and Stephen D. Russell of Sum- there might be some foar thousand on in. Δ red apple will be just as red if The sentiment waa expressed that this his mother, Mrs. James Wight. COMPOUND INTEREST minor fiist account for al- His p:esence manifested itself re- Dealer in Rea! « ner, wards, presented an acre, which sounds like quite a pollinated from a greCU variety as if was a good time for the water commis- The festivities of Week at Bow- Estate, lowance by Emma E. Park, administratrix of Ivj Es- leada them to linated with a red pol-1A as as cently when he forced Mrs. Annie the estate of Amy E. Russell late of said 8um- respectable number, and pollen variety. sion to tell the people folly they 'loin College were held last week. There in the South Paris warn to an and cut her SOUTH PARIS, ME. Money deposited Savings ner, deceased, and former guardian of said farmera annihilate tbia army be- «weet apple will be just as sweet polli-1 oould all the facts regarding the water were receptions held Wednesday at tbe telle into automobile wards. fore the female of the in her nated with a wild crab as with a sweet Moderator who la a He had ac- Bank is placed on interest the first of every apeoies geta situation, and Gray, Chapter bouses by Kappa Chapter, Pal hair close to the scalp. Basa W. Russell et al· of Peru, minor work of adding to the army at the rate variety. The resulting seeds from euo!> member of the water commission, and Upsilon, Eta Chapter, Theta Delta Chi, complices. for license to sell and month; dividends are declared the first of wards; petition convey of five or six hundred per. Their reme- crosses will be different, but tbe flesh I Charles W. Bowker made aod Beta Beta TbetaPi. real estate Grace B. Russell, Superintendent Sigma Chapter, presented by dy is fire—burn over the infeated area or marketable will remain un- I statements of the situation. Tests made of and Pians of Jewelry manufacturers of L S BILLINGS May and November and if allowed to remain, guardian. portion Hugh Pendezter, Jr., class 1021, either in fall or spring. changed. by Mr. Scraton at his reoent visit here Arthur olass of both New for the establishment of ^wTUReR OP AND DEALER I.N Mildred F. and Theodore β. Pottle of j C. Bartlett, 1Θ22, England MAM are on interest thus There have been several Invasions of it not have much show water is delivered took immediately placed pay- Lovell, minor wards; first account presented Although may prac that the being Norway students, were on tbe committee a training school for workmen Mildred D. inseots in Oxford wbich have tica! it is a matter of inter-1 the into the reservoir at Mrs. Red Cedar and Spruce Clap- interest on the interest tor allowance by Andrews, guardian. County significance by supply pipe of the Theta Delta Cbi activities. tangible form when the purchase of ing been deemed historians of a*t to as far as one most that there is no leak- Lottie SI. and E. 8awin of Water- by worthy learn, may, why the usual rate, and Hagb Pendezter was In tbe receiving was New Brunswick Cedar Phyllis a large estate in Milford, Mass., boards. Ford, minor wards: first account presented tor preservation. The first was a grasshop- apples are self-sterile and why some ap age between the reservoir and Market line in tbe afternoon aod acted as patron- illowance Martha I. Sawln, guardian. invasion and in some are nota- announced. North Carolina Pine, by per occurred early the pies will not cross-fertilize with Square. There certain streets, ess at tbe dance in the evening. Among Shingles, and loin the Home Guard of Systematic Savers Battle C. Kllgore late of Dlxfleld, deceased ; agricultural operations of what is now varieties and will with others. j bly High Street, Skillings Avenue the gueats was Miss Ruth Cummlnga ol Statistics made public by the fed- Flooring and Sheathing, a ret account presented for allowance by George tbe State of Maine. It was In the early Sterility of the apple is due to many Bill Street, where the freezing was the this B. administrator. village. eral bureau of foreign and domestic Moy, of tbe last casual which be I where the is sufficient to and Wall part century. agents, may conveniently worst, leakage Mr. and Mrs. Evander B. Whitman the total over- Paroid Roofing, Board, Leslie P. Mar·ton of minor commerce showed that Parla, ward; There was no amall invasion of these grouped as external and as internal I bring down the pressure materially. By little aon Robert were recent guests at ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT petition tor license to sell and convey real estate seas trade of Boston for the year end- Apple Barrel Heads, and ineects some forty-five years ago. Peo- Among the more common external agents shutting oft these streets a good pressure Grover Bethel. presented by Walter L. Gray, guardian. Hill, exceeded that of ple living up and down tbe Little Andro- that prevent fertilization of the ovule are can be obtained on the system. When the commencement activities ing March 31, 1920, LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Marlon M. Abbott of Paris, minor child; Among River valley to save their corn diseases the of the trees the water is turned on to these streets, at N. the previous year by petition that Sewell Parker be appoluted as scoggin affecting vitality St. Lawrence University, Canton, corresponding South Paris, Maine. ruardlan of said minor together with the cus- from being entirely devoured by these Hucb as apple scab, and fire blight; in-1 the water makes out at unknown places, Y., waa tbe unveiling of a portrait of $180,334 292. Paris Bank tody of the person of sala minor presented by pests, took long ropes with a man on sect Infections; spray injury before, dur-1 and the ground absorbs it until the the late Dr. Almoo Gunnison, a presi- South Nancy T. Parker. from all parts of Savings either end and passed tbem over the ing or after flowering; and low tempera pressure is sufficient to drive it up dent of tbe university, and a native of Knights Templars B. tes Massachusetts made E. W. CHANDLER, Λ. Treas. Elizabeth Ta late of Paris, deceased; growing corn driving the boppera be- ture, cloudiness and cold continued rains I 'hrough the top. Then the break cao be At tbe pioture bangs Rhode Island and J. HASTINGS BEAN, Pres. GEORGE ATWOOD, Bret account tor allowance by Norway. present the presented fore tbem and into tbe river when thev at time. These factors which 1 located and The water but event- a to Providence upon Dharles R. Dunham, administrator with the flowering repaired. depart- in the Cole Reading Room, pilgrimage Τnutat-N. Dayton Bolster, J. Hastings Bean, A V. Walker, Edward crlll annexed. could. They were so tbiok and fell into are more or less under the control of the I ment Is endeavoring to stop all leaks, ually will hang In tbe Memorial Chapel, occasion of the annual field day. The 1 ponds and other bodies of water in such grower are well reoognized and the re I big and little, the big ones first. It Is which Is to be erected In tbe honor of the were a street Bu/lders Finish I W. Pen D. Charles H. Hanno H. Cushman, Nel- Elizabeth B. Yates late of Paris, deceased ; features of program ley, Harry Cole, Howard» of collateral Inherit- tbat tbe water would be thick medial and methods well with men, in the most ef- will ] will furnish DOORS and WINDOWS of any petition for determination quantities agents fairly working eight Dr. Gnnnison. in which more than 7500 ance tax Charlee R. Dunham, ad- with tbem in the manner and is parade, or Style »t reasonable price·. son G. Elder. presented by many plaoes. understood by practical grower. I ficient possible, carrying Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Holt and children ministrator with the will annexed. be in line, and a competitive drfll. Λ Another Invasion tbat is remembered The internal agents are not so easily I out the suggestions of Mr. Scraton, who and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ray and chil- Smith late of de- older waa case add Cynthia R. Bunkfleld, by people tbat of the army evident In the of sterility. But In said before leaving that he could dren were visitors In North Waterford A meeting of the New England Also Window & Door Frames. will and petition for probate thereof ceased; worm wbioh occurred in the have to do with the vigor to the advice he had the tbe tbe week. com- ind the appointment of Etsll G. Smith to act years 1874, general they nothing given first of clean up and paint up campaign It la «ant οt kind of Finish for Inside 01 1875 and 1876. were ao numerous and kind of and the ovule itself. I any irlthout bond as In said will presented They pollen department. Mrs. Gertrude Hutcbine Is visiting ber at the Boston, OtuiMe work, send la your orders. Pine Lum expressed mittee, held City Club, ûy Ε tell G. Smith, toe executor therein named. as to denude In the seif-eterllity to a or Mr. the wish that Mrs. in Oakland. mm. Shingles on hand Cheap for Caah. entirely foresta, especially apple greater Gray expressed eister, Gny Adams, to the three cities where the was Is in matter made plans Inspect Witness, ADDI80N E. HERRICK, Judge of growth ohlefiy poplar. less amouut apparently universal I something might be done the Mioses Adelaide and Katherine Ramaell of that have conducted the most efficient and Job Work. tald Court at Paris, this third Tuesday Cherry trees, apple trees, and, in fact, Successful crosses of a self-sterile variety of revision of the water rates, instancing of Bethel were recent visitors In town. for the of our Lord one thousand In for Planing, Sawing Will May iln year fruit were | dollars this year competition Call all trees other tbree Warm with from varieties indicates I the rate of per a of campaign Weather was Miss Ina recent line hundred and twenty. especially dainty pollen especially Good guest M itched Pine Sheathing for Sale. a sill- offered by the ALBERT D. PARS, Register. dlabes for theae worms, and ornamental that the trouble is not with the ovule. I year paid by those who have only Mrs. A. B. Kimball at Songo Pond. the silver loving cup E. W. U-28 trees on lawns were not paaaed by. Any And on the other hand successful cross-1 cock, which be says is a losing proposi- Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Bennett of Gorbam, committee. CHANDLER, one who had from a va- followed a any regard for theae deco- Ing by using the pollen such tion for the village. There Ν. H,, spent tbe holidays with Mr. and .... Maine R. Nutter of the law firm of ^est Sumner, Petition for rated them with a band of on another indicates that I half hour of more or less desultory In- F. Boober. George Bankrupt's Discharge. aulpbur riety variety Mra. Charles was around the for these the I· not due to weak formal which over Dunbar, Nutter & McClennen, in the matter of the j>artner- ) trunk; orawling sterility pollen. discussion, ranged· Mr. and Mrs. Pbll McAllister were re- did not a has with of the oBaton Cham- ship of / things fanoy any suggestion of Investigation established tbe faot about everything possible connected cent guests of Mrs. Hermon Brown at elected president WILLETTE & 9KEBEB, ■ nlnhurnnn hereafter. that tbe problem is one of Interrelation I water, from a general raise of rates to an Pond. ber of Commerce at the first meeting Low Shoes the Individual partners In ! T_ Songo Bankruptcy, Not did crawl over trees and between the and the and the 'dditional on and the two He suc- which are Chailes H. WU- *In only tbey pistil pollen gate High Street, Mrs. Lola Noyes Morrison and of the new board of directors. lette L. Seeber bat over bouses and tube. It has been found that in at fire. About the and and Roy vegetation roads, pistil pressure Monday's children have arrived from Michigan ceeds John R Macomber as president, and Individually, I In and is they fact anything which got In their way. the self-sterile varieties when they are time the air began to look a trifle cloudy will tbe summer with Mrs. Lottie My stock of Ladies' Oxfords Pumps Bankrupt, J spend under whom he had served the cham- The writer saw the roads of the town of self-fertilized that the pollen tube grows with the discussion, it was terminated Crane. of the ber as first vice-president. in Black Vici and Patent Γο the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge Paria so completely covered that it was more slowly than when the pollen is de I by a vote to pass over the matter of re Carl Harmon of Lewiston waa a re- After 70α ait—always take complete Brown, District Court of the United States for the to pat one's foot down with- rived from other varieties. Thus in the I vision of and the meeting ad cent in town. ut: bÎUUOl Ul a vwu V. Prices: District of Maine : impossible rates, guest Leathers in and Oxfords. out dozens and bun self-fertilized flower the rate of Bethell Miss Blanche Lane man, Pumps of Wllletto & Seeber, tbe In· crushing perhaps growth journed. Hugh and addressed to a Haverhill, Mass. ΓΗΕ partnership so 1 In are Bov L. dreds of caterpillars. At Hebron Acad- of the pollen tube is elow that it oan of Auburn were recent of Mrs. dividual co-partners which guests Ls being sought by Federal authorities, H. 1η(Ί- the were so the of tbe and Association. ieeber and Charles Willette and they emy buildings covered, espe- not traverse length style Oxford Baptist Jamee Wight. tabooed both of Bnmford In tbe County of Ox· following the discovery of the rl'tually cially the Trustee House, which wac fertilize the ovule before the ovule with- The Oxford United Associa- Mr. and Mra. Bert Mains and Miss 9.00 ! 'ord and 8tate of Maine, In said District, re- j Baptist in post matter at the 8.50, later fire, that it was ere and dies. With the cross I on of Mecbanio Falls vialted beverage parcels 7.50, on of by held at Paris Tues- Palmer 7.00, I that the 14th destroyed pollinated tion will be Hill Lillian $5.00, 6.00, represents, day re- spectfully to here. A broken bottle February, last past, they were duly adjuged impossible tell the color of the paint flowers the pollen tube grows more rap and Jane 8 and Θ, with frlenda In town one day last week. poatoffice ana as afore- day Wednesday, bottled >ankrupt Individually co-partners un them. Thousands of them died and idly and easily reaches tbe ovule in time I (be At tbe annual of tbe Uni- vealed the contents of 24 pints, iaid, under tbe Acts of Congress relating to following program: meeting their bodies hung rotting from the trees for fertilization to take The pby versale School the in bond and valued at $240. Λ KM ilmwiw IM appauo. EilPi itootck jankruptcy; that they have duly surrendered all place. TUESDAY Sunday following ttd P^. of and have on the and the smell sical basis of one form of this •we«t «ad «tronc. Incre···· Vitality heir property and rights property, growing campus; sterility 10:30 Devotional Service, officers were eleoted: the with all the râaulrements of said j Mayor Peters of Boston vetoed EATONICto the be·* remedy. Taa· «* tfcw- tolly compiled emitted outdid anything that has been lies therefore in some of tbe factor* Led by Rev. G. E. Kneeland Mann. àcts and of the orders of Court touching their We 8upt.—Maford to the MBd· wonderfully benefited. Paly—tone—| W. 0. FROTHINGHAM, sung the "stenches of Co- which hinder· or the of 10:45 Opening Words, "All Are Brethren," Vlce Mclntlre. city council order aocept special concerning prevents growth M. Supt.—Glenn or two· d*r to um it. Fcnétirofr H» lankruptey. Moderator H. Purrlngton 8ec.—Mr*. E>a Kimball. Increas- Wherefore they that they may be decreed logne." the tube in tbe style of the same act whioh provides te pauN at we will refund OCM9, W*M pray, pollen 11:00 Sermon Eev. C. E. Upton Treaa.—Misa Madeline Havden. legislative South Paris the Court to nave a full from all for buwU·/. )y discharge So thick were tbey over all the land- variety. While this does not explain it Dinner. Pianist—Mla« Adeline DeCoater. es in salary, retroactive to Jan. 1, IwwîDm lebts tbelr estate Individually provable against that a favorite of does locate the of attack to leam I 1:30 Devotional Service, let Aa*t- PlanUt—Misa Madeline Hayden. vans. md as aforesaid, under said bank- scape way destroying point the drivers of the city prison co-partners Led by Prof. E. C. Marrlner 2d A eat. Marlon such debts as are excepted tbem was to plow a furrow aoross one tbe cause. Aud what constitutes Planlat—Mlaa Downing. the -uptcy Acts, except just 2 KM) Address, "A Little Child Shall Lead First Librarian—Mlaa Delia M. Noyes. The vote was on the ground that CHAS. H. HOWARD CO., jy law from such discharge. end of a field into which would this difference and bow it may Mrs. Helen H. Carlson D. 1920. they possibly Them," Second Librarian—Mlaa Elale A. Favor. action is not necessary to Main·. Dated this 7th day of May, A. 2:30 "Next In the· New legislative fc-ly South ParU. H. tumble as they crawled along, and tben be overoome is still a matter for investi-1 Symposium, Sleps Asat. Librarian—Arthur Hlgglna. CHAS. WILLETTE, world Movement:" increases to these employes. BOT L. SEEBER, kill them water over of West Paris waa give Central Oxford by pouring boiling gation. a "In Evangelism" Bev. F. M. Lamb Edward Burnham Directory Bankrupts. tbem. In a little while the furrow rne orner ou; b "In A. E. or as next con- County practical points orougni Education"...Eev. Klngaley in town for a two the first of last Boston was chosen the towns of day FOR SALE. A of the c "In 8. 8 Work" Bev. J. L. Wilson Complete Directory ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. would be completely filled and a new Id the three letters on apple sterility of wenk. the supreme council d "In Community Betterment," vention city by bs. one would have to be turned. which this Is the last are: recent- on Hillside Avenue, con Dixfield, District of Maine, Rev. F. P. Dresser Colonel and Mr·. A. J. Stearns Arcanum. W. E. Good- My place An do ver, Bethel, Brickfield, Byron, Canton, A. D. on of the Rayol Albany, On this 14th day of May, 1920, So numerous were that The apple grower sboold provide suit- e "The Layman's Part," a visit to tbelr in Lovell. of stable and hen Milton It Is tbey tbey ly paid camp wae elected tilting house, Hanover, Hartford, Hebron, Mexico, reading the foregoing petition, stalled trains on the Grand Trunk and varieties for if de- C. A. Mixer, Prof. E. A. Daniels man of Saginaw. Mich., Greenwood, that a be had able pollinators large Mrs. Frank Richardson of a Ordered by the Court, hearing 4:00 "The Conclusion of It All," Sprlngvale and all Che other house; lot of land, Parie. Peru, of June. A. D. other railroads in that are to be bad. week. supreme chaplain, large apple, Plantation, Ne wry, Norway, Oxford, ιροη the same on the 18th day Maine; is, tbey pendable crops Rev. E. C. Whlttemore, D. D., npent several daya In town last straw- at in said Dls- were reelected. After the pesr and plum trees, grapes, Bumf or Waterford 1920, before said Court Portland, crawled over the rails in such quantities Random cross-pollination is not suffi State Board of Promotion Mr. and Mr·. Leon Lapham have officers Boxbury, d, Sumner, rtct, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ; and that berries and House con- that the trucks in them became cient. It is necessary to learn the com- Sapper. to Romford. meeting in Boston next year, the con- raspberries. and Woodstock. lotlce thereof be published in The Oxford Dem- ornsbing moved in said and so as to round and before conclusion can be TUESDAY EVENINO listsof rooms and bath, is con- >crat, a newspaper printed District, slimy simply spin patibility any Mr. and Mra. Fred Rowe, Jr., of Saco ventions will be held bi-annuaJly. eight and other In Session. hat all known creditors, persons round without moving. The only reme- drawn as to the variety to be selected as Young People's have been gueata of hia parente, Mr. and nected with sewer, has furnace heat merest, may appear at the said time and place, 7:00 Praise and Devotional, Robert Hermans, 28, was ar- for this was sand, and the crew bad a pollinator. H. Mre. Fred Rowe. George & Webber Co M MAINE. u>d show cause, If any they have, why the dy Led by Bev. Ο. Newton ■nd electric Merrill to off and sbovel it on tbe as introduction of In Mass., oharged with lights. £b"*htd grayer of said should not be granted. get railfc, The proper pollinators 7:30 Address, "The 8ecret of a Great Life," Mr, and Mra. Thibodeau of rested Lowell, J petitioner the Irving And it Is further Ordered by the Court, that the looomotive of those days had no increases the yield very materially. Rev. A. D. Paul Ma·*., Misa Thibodeau of having counterfeit money In his poe· ALBERT A MBS. Jlerk shall send mall to all known creditors Medford, May PRICE $4.00 by sand box mounted on its boiler. The size, color and of the frait WEDNESDAY aud Earl Thibodeau of Stone- his arrest he con- xtples of said petition and this order, addressed quality Boeton, session. Following C. H. a are oot tbe kind 9 .*30 Devotional Store, Betbel; Noyea Drag Store, Norway; ; ο them at their of residence as stated. What became of tbem is mystery. influenced by of pollen, Service, were all visitors of Thomas to the to hav- for further of Oo sale at BoaMrtoao'a Drag places Rev. H. E. ham, Mae·., fessed, according police, particulars inquire 21 24 Hon. Clarence Hale, Led by Hathaway New· Store, Rumford. Witness the Judge In tbe three years they raged tbey con- but depend upon tbe fixed character of Thibodeau laat week. In sev- M. L. Me. Howard Co., Sooth Pari·; Leary'e tne seal at Port 10 .-00 Business Session. spurious currency NOYES, South Paris, >f the said Court, and thereof, increased in numbers and then tbe mother ing passed — parent. date of annual of Auburn and nt and, in said District, on the 14th day of May, tinually Changing meeting. Ernest Rowe Eugene New cities, and $6000 In j a Ocean Park School of Methods. eral England 1. D. 1930. disappeared, soaroeiy solitary straggler The causes of self and cross-sterility Rowe of Weatbrook vialted their former etc. and bills were > FRANK FELLOWS, Clerk. What beoame of tbem is a are to some extent and can be Baptist Messenger, counterfeit $20 $50 [L. β.] remaining. external, 10:30 home here laat week. A true of and order thereon. Address, his when he was copy petition Several theories have been controlled orchard H. D. State of found in pockets Attest: FRANK FELLOWS, Clerk. mystery. largely by proper Rev. G. Hamlen, D., Secretary Mr. and Mra. Edward D. Cole la Our 21-23 advanoed. One was tbe cold winter fol- management. 11:30 Closing Word·, "One Master," Mass., and Colonel Perkins searched at police headquartered Rev. H. M. Brookline, the the Tbe cbief internal cause of is Purrlngton lowing invasion, killing eggs. sterility Dinner and 8octal Hour. of Boston tried the fishing In the lake Word has been received from Lon- OF GLOOM Another was that some had the slowness of of tbe pollen Mr. Cole la a ion of the late OUT THE parasite put growth last week. don that the honor of writing the bio- RAGS in an in such as to tube unless it has been stimulated of course well known appearance quantities by Horace Cole and Resolutions. of Sir William Oleer, world exterminate the worms; but so far as compatible pollen. This oannot be con- in town. graphy in South We, members of Oxford County Wom- Oxford Unlver- If any a Gloomy Countenance tbe writer knows it was never disoov trolled or overcome ao far as yet learned Mrs. Winnlfred Pottle of Auburn haa famous physician and an's Christian Temperance Union In 38d In Paris Now With ered. A third was other than by taking steps necessary to been a of her Mra. Erneat professor, who died England Lightens theory contagious annual convention assembled, thank God guest aiater, sity Junk Is Still disease. The last- bas considerable provide compatible poUen by tbe intro- C. Mnrch. last December, has been conferred High Happiness. (or the victories of the year and recon- for instead of the worms en- duction of suitable varieties. Mrs. E. Andrews and son plausibility secrate ourselves to the of our Eugene upon Dr/Harvey Cushinjg, Moseley A bad back makes you tbem«elvea in a sheet" Chas. D. Director. principles recent gloomy. casing "winding Woods, Roland of Boeton have been of the Harvard medical col- Do not or baok· organization. professor dispose of it for little Can't be bappy with continual awaiting resurrection, they «imply died of Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert F. An- The Maine Farmer on His Job. We hope that by the help of Him, gueeta and head of the surgical service tobe. and had no future—something tbe farm- drews. will return in a few weeks lege nothing, when Sam Isaaceon pays who has led us in the past, and will They institution and the Peter Beat Tbe acbes and paloa of a bad baok ers of Oxford never Frank S. Adams of Bowdoinbam, Cbief and their on the lake In that County deplored. still lead we so combine faith ocoupy oottage high cash for it. ▲re frequently doe to weak kidney·. Tben there has been tbe brown-tail of the Division of Maine De- us, may Brirham Hospital. prices Markets, with the with the shore. Doan's Pilla are recommended ie too recent of has prayer, willing spirit Call me or a and Kidney moth, the invasion of which partment Agriculture, produced Mra. Edward Wentzell and daughter up, drop me line, willing hand that we may aid temper- Commissioner Curtis's bill to give or weak kidney·. to need comment; and the gypsy moth some figures of interest to every person Ella of Sabattaa are visiting Mr. Went· I will be ance and righteousness in our commu- the Boston police wider power In the right there. So South Pari· citizen· testify. invasion which even yet baa not been in Maine, and especially every farmer in zeli'a parents, Mr. and Mr·. Charles South nity, and help advance temperance and and persons Mr·. L. W. Holli·, Cbnrcb St., repelled. Maine. He says; Wentzell. arrest of idle disorderly of kid- righteousness throughout the world. The com- 'aria, say·: "Tbe firat symptom So if tbe yellow-black peril discovered "Did you realize that Maine farmers John Shepard and family of Anburn was killed by the House ley diaorder I noticed waa a doll, beavy tbe Orono beoomes a fact are still business? note on the lake at the on the blended per- by professors doing Why, just I TOTAL ABSTINENCE. have been at their oottage missioner, bearing pro- The aero·· These attack· and Junk iche my kidneys. it will but add one more interesting, tbe following figures judge whether for a few daya recently. said the provisions Norway Shop 26 flowers Buffered ter- Resolved, That believing total absti- posed meaeur^ THEfumes of lecame very frequent and I even if event to tbe con- or not they have gone out of or are con- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Packard of Auburn disagreeable nence to be one of the safe laws of life of the bill were necessary for the At I felt and de- nature. business at tbe old stand. These SAM —the in ibly. times, languid tinuous performance of tinuing have been vlaltlng In town, guests of who ISAACSON fragrance to we re-affirm our of the sort of men >resaed and was subjeot dizzy spells, Aquabius. figures are just a summary of the Maine emphatically allegiance Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Packard. prosecution ''*f I to this basic from other states and or- Tel. o-u Talc Jonteel is an iealising my kidney· were weakened, farm produots for the year 1910: prinoiple. Mrs. Helen Walker of Portland has come here a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from Pea Commercial like the one that killed odor ;ot the Rooster. apples, 600,000 bushels, II PROHIBITION. been a guest of Mra. Alfred Whiteboose ganize gangs indescribable, Co. As I oaed tbem be Howard Drug Farmers lose millions of dollars value, $3,000,000. this laat week. two men recently at Bralntree. tbe many Resolved, That we are deeply grateful because like nothing ny kidney· became stronger, pains Sweet Corn, 40,000,000 pounds, value, Otto who baa the win- ac- Farm For Sale. annually from bad methods of produoing for the of the traffio Schnuer, apent Cabot Lodge hae η baok leaaened and my prohibition liquor to Senator Henry have ever my gradually and Mnoh of this loss I» $2,000,000. ter in Maaaachnaetta, baa returned •30 acre cot· 35 ton· you known handling eggs. in our and we ourselves to an invitation from the Pilgrim f*rin, hay, good >ealtb became muob better. After that land, pledge tbeanmmer. He waa accom- cepted because it is doe to the par- Potatoes, 26,000,000 bushels, value, Nerway for of wood for on a· I needed preventable, of prohibition and of Massachu- ζ·*01"·· plenty farm, good —alluring and elusive. [ need Doan'a off and $50,000,000. uphold thf'prlnciplea hie Mrs. Alice tercentenary commission water Id both tial batching of fertile eggs, which have all to discredit or annul panied by daughter, at •Hiding·, running spring bem and tbey never failed to promptly $22,000,000. oppose attempts and two children. setts to deliver the formal address ®®·· *nd S And the itself been allowed to beoome warm enoagh to Dairy products, Adkina, barn, on main road, only powder •ell eve me." It. at the official to Inoabate. Livestock sold, $7,500,000. Dr. Harry S. Nevers of Lawrence, on Dec. 21, •«•s from and railroad, tele- Don't begin Plymouth village —smooth and fine, Prloe 60c, at ail dealers. simply tons, IU GOOD GOVERNMENT. visited hia Mri. A. J. 30th anniversary cele- No»· »n ρ d TblB be4oMfai isk for a Doan'· tbe and Ask kidney remedy—get the male "Sixty-five per oant of dairy prod- we the atti- last week. the of the Pilgrlme. »ββ can be if taken at once for cool soothing. HolUs blood rings by keeping bird Resolved, That appreciate Nevers, bration of landing bought Sidney Pill·—tbe ume that Mrs. uots mentioned above were out Miaa Haakell waa from of w·>50, of from your flock after the hatching sea- shipped tude of oar Governor, Hon. Carl B. Mil- Myrtle np Five United States senators, four including whole equipment here for Talc had. Foater-Mllburn Mfr·., Buffalo, to tbe cities of Massa- ao with Jonteel Co., son is over. of tbe state large in to law enforcement and Aubnrn a day or laat week her '•"aing tool·. Part oab, balance on liken, regard them from Massachusetts, have spok- Η. Y. rooster does not hens to obnsetts. that we manlfeat oar re- Mr. and Mr·. Frank Haakell. ••y term·. For A. today. Tbe help the appreciation by parente, rflr »ale by L. BROOKS, "Did also realise that the oenter Mra. Ferdinand Swan and aon en at previous anniibuhrtoF "••ί lay. He merely fertilizes the germ of yon doubling our effort· daring the coming Mr. and Betate office 31 Market milk of Boston ia now 220 to In on the 200th annhrer»* ~y, Dealer, WANTED. the Tbe fertile In hot weath- of tbe supply in all our Fred recently made a fiahing trip outh. 1820, South Maine. egg. germ year department·, especially Three Paria, In Maine to sell miles from tkat and down here in. Andover. Daniel Webster was the orator. ^*Γβ> Agents In every town and city er quickly becomes a blood ring, which oity in temperance education in our school·, disability Insurance for the Fraterni- Maine? It's a fact. years ago Mr. Mr·. Garfield Walker were re- Everett delivered monthly spoils the egg for food and market. Thirty tbe distribution of temperaace literature and years later Edward ties, to men, women and children. Commercial was Massachusetts supplying practioaily sen- cent visitors lo ifi at the 250th policies for Employers' Indemnity Corporation, Summer heat bas the same effect on and suppression of anti-prohibition Springvale. the address, and 1870, This is your of the Hub's milk Dr. and Mr·. Herman L. Bartlett wen FOB SALE. Kansas City. Capital $700,000. fertile eggs as the ben or incubator. every gallon supply, timents- wherever found. celebration, Robert C. Winthrop rbance to reduce tbe H. C. L. Part or whole but that state has gone behind in milk a or so laat week. At 2 help After the batching season Is over, in Lovell day F. Hoar was selected South Paris, 8 room house, time at home. This combination cannot be du- Maine bas been IV FRANCHISE. spoke. George or rooster. Tour production, and coming Mr. and Mr·. Clarence Downing and and plicated in Maine. Experience unnecessary. oook, sell, pen your and last December United rt°ry ell, could be made CO. to tbe front. Maine now rank· second In Tbat we In tbe rati- Marion and recent- In easily H. HOWARD Liberal commission. Address hens not running with a male bird will Resolved, rejoice daughter·, Caroline, 1^89, of two tenement rooms in CHAS. H. C. REED, the of milk Vermont States Senator Albert J. Boverldge by finishing infertile eggs that quantity inpplied, fication of tbe federal suffrage amend- ly visited Mr. Downing'· mother, Mr·. the 31-24 Richmond, Maine. produce eggs—quality the eulogy on the attic. Shed and stable, good THE REXALL STORE keep best and market best.—United standing first. ment by 35 states and re-assert our belief L A. Downing, in Minot. Indiana delivered tbat will soon Mr. and Mr·. Sari Felt have been •tted lot with shade trees, garden States Department of Agrlonlture. despite delays justice Pilgrims. MAINE. LOST. Pare-Bred Stock. triumph and woman receive the full guest· of Mr. Felt'· mother, Mr·. Clara good water. of SOUTH PARIS, of Crane has Inquire a M. of the Bureau rigbta citizenship. Felt, of South Woodatook. Former Senator desig- E. H. South At Newry Corner, hat pin with Dust Bath for the Flock. H. Tucker, Chief FARRAR, Paria, Animal of Tbe home league baie ball team bad nated Charles H. Innes to serve on the head. Finder If the best results are to be of Industry, Department Ag- ν OUR PRESS. or large smoky quartz ezpeoted two with a team from Oxford in his rioulture, says that the demand for game· Republican national committee communicate with from the flook, the bens must not be al- Resolved, Tbat we reoommend tbat one waa won to 2 C. E. Ostend Cloth I livestock waa never ao The firat by Norway δ from FARRAR, Norway. White Nubuck and please to overrun good his absence Chicago. n* Women's lowed beoome with lioeor the pnre-bred our metfibers subscribe for and read tbe waa won place during ae at He la In and the aecond by Oxford 16 DEMOCRAT OFFICE, house with mites. there will be present. working co-op- and In seats of 122 contested delegates Our Usually Union Signal Star tbe Bast. to The Worth $8.00. price $4.00. eration with C. M. White, the agent In 7. work 1» Boots. South Paris, Maine. a place In tbe yard where tbe heos oan are in question. The impor- 22-24 United State· of VI COURTESIE9. Dr. Harry P. Jonea and George T. Heifer. dust themselves in tbe dirt. In tbe marketing, Department as the committee makes up the Stray dry and la able to liât all the Tubba have been to Middle Dam on a tant, A White Nubuck Oxfords. Worth absenoe of snobs place, a box about 2 Agriculture, Resolved, Tbat we express our thanks to be seated, who small heifer haa beer Women's stock of this kind that can be fiahlng trip. list of delegates stray SALE. feet and containing ordinary road surplus to tbe W. C. T. U. of South Pari· for Itl and about the roads and fieldi FOR square found. To that end he la out Mi»· Doris Brook·, a «indent at Bot- have the right to sit and to apeak, wandering Our $4.00. dost or fine dirt should be In the aending generous hospitality, to tbe Metbodiat °orth $8.00. price plaoed liveatook ton Is at home tor the aum- vote until unseated. Thereafter of Paris Hill for about twc ι-ton used StudebakA Truck, in bouse. blanka to about 1300 pnre-bred ohurch for tbe use of Its edlfloe, to tbose University, to breedera in them mer. when the convention convenes con- w*eks that the owner can obtain bj White Ostend Cloth Oxiords. Would for '*Λ dust bath aids tbe hens in keeping Maine, acquainting who bave furnlsbed muslo, and to all Women's good repair. exchange with the situation and them to Mr·. Lixxle Toung of Portlaod has the commit- and lioe in obeok and therefore adds to their asking others who bave lu auy way added tothf testa may be taken before proving property paying Our light car. to him and all atook been viaitlng her mother, Mrs. ▲. J. Worth $8.00. price $8.00. oomfort. If they are not able to keep report any aurplua pleasure and profit of tbe convention. tee on credentials, and then may be charges. C. BRIGGS, they may have. The blanks oall for the Never·. J. them In obeok by dusting themselves, v Respeotfolly submitted, taken to the convention for decision. GEORGE M. AT WOOD. Main information: t Francis Hall of Berlin, Ν. H., spent a 2itf Street, Norway. ; other measures oan be taken.—United following N. L. Curtis, Innes acted as num- few with hi· Mr. and Mr·. Four years ago Mr. Paris, ι, These are a few of our of Breed; number of malea; age; Ο. M. If ΑΒΟΝ. day· purent·, Maine, June 19K)· many bargains. nones. States Department Agriculture. ▲. Hall. for the committee on contest* tt-M ber of females; age; name of owner; ad- F. B. Lovxjot. F. counsel notice that be a evenr The subscriber hereby give· dress. ψ W. W. baa been apendlag occur in Southern stades been administrator of the Jaok of Lisbon Falls Is the Gallagher baa duly appointed L. A. only few daya In Porter, Hiram, Denmark ed elections, and was aleo sécréta»? WANTED. MUte candidate for Governor of Maine who is a the oow which held "What is tbe of tbe verb 'to Brownfleld. °iLMON B. TYLER, late of Pern, Sopby'a Agnes, meaning and of the committee on credential*, in of deceased, and given member of the He la an sotlve the world's teat reoord In 1018 Mlaa Helen H. Holme· entertained the In the County Oxford, grange. Jersey purchase'?" of which he is familiar bonds as the law directs. All persons baring worker In tbe order and a firm believer In and waa valued at is dead at the "Don't ma'am." Swastika Olnb consequence the estate of said deceased 910,000, know, Wednesday. These conteats demands against and our with the procedure. Co. the same for settlement, State ownership development of farm, Bangor. She was pur- "Well, now, if your papa gftve youi Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wilder of New Shoe to Ayredale Swett era desired u»o« N. present m>r Ε. the Keral Mener pro»o*lUoM ctS indebted thereto are requested to make water powers. He believes that electric- chased from the Hood farm In Lowell. mamma 950 to buy a new bat and dresi Tork have arrived and are tbe every four years involving rights ÏÏS 88-8. and all trying Opera Ho Block, Telephone P*7"**1 ity should be furelshed to evety farmer She recently gave birth to a heifer calf, what would she do?" fiahlng In Lake Penneaaeewa—ee. principally of the entire delegation ' TYLER, Peru, JKaine. sus and manufacturer In Maine at ooat. τ whloh li χ "Send me after the dootor, ma'am." toeak on state to alt ΚΑΙΝΕ Mar isth, 10SO. living. (Additional Norway page I.) from the

ι ESTABLISH BO 18». Bethel. West Parte* exercises of Buckfleld THE OXFORD BEARS. The little too of Ralph Moore fell re- Mra. Everett X. Pitt* li the gueat of The graduating cently end broke bla leg joat below tbe kin. W. W. Dunham. Mr. and Mr·. Sigh School were held at tbe Old Cbarob < at two bip. Pitta have «pent the winter in New Or- >D the Hill Prlday afternoon The Oxford Democrat e leant. j'olook. Prayer wm offered by Rev. P. | OP THE WEEK IN ALL At tbe W. C. T. U. lest Tuesday, THE DOINGS a wen elx-ln the Theatre number of of the oonnty conven- Tbe Good Will Soolety held «aie, ! ?. Dreeeer. There olaee, SEEDS report! Ethel of tion wbioh met et 8oatb Peril were tapper and entertainment at tbe Unlver- ! tferlon Cobb of Sumner, Yoang Savoy SECTIONS OP THE COUNTY. lattat obnrob afternoon and Thelma Ceewell, Alloe Demon, ISSUED TUESDAYS. given, end e very interesting meeting Wednesday Iflnot, PARIS end Bernard Bobineon of SOUTH was held. svenlng, wblob waa largely patronised Elorace Brown oentennlal Paris lllll. Are Bargees end wife from Woroester, ind very mnob enjoyed. Tbe entertain- Baokfleld. II being Maine'· Seeds for ment in the waa ell the were on Maine In Your Mass., are their vacation with evening given entirely ; rear eeeaye Get SerrloM it Parte Hill church every spending Early Baptist in tbe tbe member· of the letter· end 10.-46. at his sister, Mre. Biker, here Til- by young Sutoday itateemaneblp, Indnatrlee, the Show at the Savoy South Sunday at School li. Sunday * the Auto See Paris, Maine, June 8, IQ20 Sunday waa latural end reeoaroe*. Ilneio Liter That Spin in eTenia* service at 7 JO. Thursday evening lage, also with his mother, Mrs. John Sohool, and very good oonaiderlng aoeoery wee Orobeetre prayer meeting at 7 40 o'clock. Coolidge, on the Middle Intervale road. tbe large nnmber of amall children who farniebed by PettengiU'e Mrs. O. R. Stanley ia ▼iaitlng her took part. Tbe flnanolal reeulta were >f Lewleton. Alloe Demon won the Mrs. Calleo Carter and Roger Davis of irdelle Prlooe for exoellenoe In June 8thf Planting A TWO O D & FORBES, Mrs. Merton Sonle, of Port- julte large. price Monday, June 7, Tuesday, Spring N. are here the dengbter, Montolair, J., expected land. Rev. H. A. Markley went to Water· Bnglleb. The addreee wee given by SdUort and member· of feature Proprietor*. present week to join other an MItohell of Bowdoln end All star cast in the Paramount A Yery interesting getberlng wea held ville to attend interohurob meeting Prof. College 7th Episode the at the Carter sommer home. stock of all kinds. m me- a a full family et Mrs. Pennle Carter's last Wednesday, Friday. Leaving here Tbnraday, be via- ire· greatly epprecleted by all. I We have Qwonau M. Atwood. Α. Β. γοκημ. Bert Jaokaoo and one of his brothers the occasion a kitchen shower tted frienda In Gardiner and Angnata. ilately following the graduating exer- The Lost City •tarted from the week for an being Paris past Gunther in bonor of Mr. and Mra. F. L. Mra. E. J. }leee a wae held by the olee·. Seed is in and oosst. to Miss Alioe Wyman, reception Fertilizer and Grass satomobile tour to the Paoifio k wae In at I. 0. readi er approaching marriage with Mr. Lee- Mann, Mra. D. W. Gray and.Mra. Elmer dance held tbe evening Miracle can Élven "The They have the oar fitted ao that they Rev. and Mra. A. Mark 0. P. ball. Γικκβ ·—$1 JO a rear If paid strictly la advance. lie Blake. About tweoty-foor people Hammond, H» Frank Keenan or delivery. in it. tbe Bebekab Otberwlae 92M a year. Single copie· 4 cent». sleep were there bealdea e number of babies. ley, Mra. Rawaon Herriok and Mra. Ar- Several of member· of the " ▲ sised audience was en- good highly needfnl for tbe kitoben was thur Dean attended Pomona at Bolater'a Lodge attended the dlatrlot meeting at A ovcBTisnreirre : — All advertisement· even- Everything legal tertained at Academy Hall Priday Mills went over In J. Canton are given three consecutive Insertion· for 91.90 given, except bread tins. A number Tuesday. They Tbnreday night. of Love the of the drama, Inch In length of column. Special con- ing by presentation were W. and Mr. autoa. An addition ie being bnllt at tbe plant per looal talent aa duplicated. Commlngs, Markley'* tracts made with local, tran aient aad yearly "Breezy Point", given by The Memorial Day address at Bow Alice Barden went to Andover Wednes- of tbe Meine Prait Prod not· Co., wbiob "Smouldering advertisers. announced last week. All the part· were dolnham, May SI, waa given by Rev. J. day to be brideamaid at tbe wedding of will Inorease the capacity and conven- CHRISTIE COMEDY taken with credit to the actors and the Is Job PKDTmto -—Sew type, nut prease·, electric H. Little, wblch makes the fourth time her classmate and friend, Misa Alice An- ience of tbe faotory. Tbe outlook Embers" BOLSTER- was a success. N.DAYTON workmen and tow a aeaaon tbia 20c power, experience·! price· play prooooooed he bea the Memorial addresa drewa. good for big year. 20c Prices and eomblae to make ihlt of ocur ba·!- rain a at- given Day Prices 15c and 15c department Although prevented larger before tbe Bowdoinham Mra. Sara Curtia went to Gorbam, N. Ilondey, the nenel obaervance of Me- oess complete and popular. members attended poat. paris, me tendance, twenty-seven Alton Oott of South Paria was tbe H., last week to attend tbe wedding of moriel Day took plaoe. Graves at tbe SOUTH the box at the Pari· Hill Conntry supper gueet of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank her nieoe, Miss Evelyn Maaon, on Wednee- villege cemetery were deoorated in tbe June 10th, 8nasn- bie parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bennett. very pleasantly greeted by mail, and per- graves. tbe teaobers, followed by a very interest low as we could ; we've been it ville Plantation and In the of Arthur Arthur Beals and possibly doing by having nothing vicinity Wescott, sonally by friends and relatives, it being Mrs. A. M. Richardson, Norman and ing talk by Rev. Mr. Wbeaton of Betbel Little Machias River in the northern of Mechanic Falls are but fine all wool clothes that will save All marked down and are now from to part George Campbell bit ninety-second anniversary. He also Albert, with a lady friend, were up from Methodist obnrob. Betbel Band rendered ; clothes because they las1 priced 25 33 and in Moro Plant- several at Harwood's of Aroostook County spending days received presents of fruits and fljwers. Portland for the day. several inspiring selections, all of wbicb cent., off the fair ation are to be the most serions ; we them close. per regular prices. reported camp. He was a son of James and Eliza Bra- Judge Geo. C. and Mrs. Wing, George were generally enjoyed and appreciated longer priced very In this oounty since 1903. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Corey of Norway and bas in East and Miss Fannie oi exprienced zier, resided Hiram all C., Jr., Thompson a andienoe. We're on a These which Jamee M. chief the week-end at A. by large selling clothes closer margin of than ever be- tires, Pierce, spent O. Wight's. bit life. He Is a shoemaker, and sllll Auburn were at Mrs. J. C. Donham'B profit fire warden for this district, claimed John Arsenaolt of Ν. was WE HAVE SPLENDID STOCK OF Berlin, H., works diligently at bis benob, mainly re- Sunday. fore. We're our best to down and still were started a of relatives in town last Wednes- doing keep prices "get by" by negligent fishermen, guest pairing. He lives alone from choice. His Prof. J. F. Moody is at his oamp at West Buclcfield. have and the and on business. gotten beyond control, only day. only cbild, Minot S., calls to look after Sbagg Pond. Miaa Lena Warren and friend came go doing SUMMER FABRICS of them now is a Dr. R. R. Tibbetts of Bethel and Dr. hope extinguishing by bis comfort every day. He is a man of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pratt and Mr. down from and re- a wood of Farmington Friday, heavy rain. Pire in soft growth Puisifer Berlin, N. EL, were in town bowed bis Pratt's were at Frank large frame, by many years, parente Moody's turned Monday. we to on the tracks of the Λ laet to an that want you know about and is bordering Bangor Thursday perform operation bat seldom ases the Boston Post gold- Sunday. Hugh Foster and Paul Turner came to Suite at $40 to $60 seeing believing. Aroostook Railroad between Van Buren on C. C. Jr. Quimby, beaded cane. His mind is dear, and be We noticed in the last Demoorat that their Domes from Norway for tbe week- Many people are just finding out what a stock we and Stockholm train schedules Mrs. Laura Bennett left last week for good disrupted bas an ample fund of cheerfulness, good Colby College is to oelebrate the 100th end. that will save you have here in for a bat it was as Miob. piece goods for the up of gown β, time, reported having Manistee, bomor, and his reminiscences of the past anniversary this year. It may interest Pearl MoKenney is at home from Port- making barned itself oat. Ike Brown has a new Chev- etc. purchased are very interesting. He is a Republi- some readers of the Demoorat to know land and called on friends Tuesday. money. waists, rolet car. trainmen can, in fact be is one of the charter mem- that the Dana Board- Miss Buck oame borne from Two passengers and two missionary, George Dorothy Out of town ladies who can not come, we write us Mrs. Pbilimore Losier and son of Ber- was a and an of ours were say were June the derailment bers. He delegate from Hiram to man, uncle the first New Gloucester Saturday, and went baok injured 2, by N. EL, have been several for We will be of a Maine Central at Linooln lin, spending the convention that was held in Paris two graduates from the then, Waterville samples. prompt, that's efficient, we will express at Losier's. Monday. about 75 miles north of days Larry conrt boose in the sommer of 1854, which College. Uncle was a tutor tbere a while, Mrs. H H. Buck came borne from the one village, Bangor. Harold Moore of baa been give you and only price that's square and deliver to Those were McEschern, Norway organized the Republican party. He is and then went South—a teacher always Portland Friday after a week injured Angus a few with his S. spending free. Ν. Leo Oailette, Port •pending days father, said to be the last member of tbe con- and at the time of his death in 1872 pres- with Doris and friends. you Chatham, B., A. Moore. her'daughter Kent, Me.; Prank L. Pletoher, Bangor, vention now living. May he reach bis ident of a oollege in Mississippi. We re- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown and baby centennial. member when as a ohild of five were LEE and of Mr. and Mrs. W. CO. baggageman, James Upton, Brewer, calling supper guests M. SMITH Oxford. On with our to see "Aunt SPRING AND express messenger. Several other pas- May 16th, Dea. Emerson Kimball parents Polly F. Buck Monday night. SUMMER HOSIERY W. died suffered a stroke of at 5 KX) A. New the mission- sengers were badly shaken αρ. The Joseph Hunting very suddenly paralysis Boardman," Sharon, Charlea Sanborn and Johnnie Flagg Formerly H. B. Foster Co. four injured were taken to the Eastern of heart disease at bis home In Welch M. and died at 11:00. He served in tbe ary's mother, and she showed us many were at W. L. Fogg'a Sunday. AND UNDERWEAR Maine General Hospital in Bangor. In ville Monday, May 31. He was · promi- 12th Maine Regiment. He was wounded things her son brought or sent to ber, Charlea Bennett la working for P. M. NORWAY, .... MAINE view of the fact that three express-mail nent citizen and active In grange inter- in the groin in battle, and taken pris- and among tbem was a little idol San- Bennett. ests. leaves a a when rescued have a in a fine assortment of the cars and three coaches were overturned, He widow, son, Joseph oner, and tbe rebels bad dema. We small mirror uncle good kinds of things in these V. and Plorence robbed bim of of bis had in bis room at and former the total of injuries is considered re- Hunting, daughter, every part olotbing. Waterville, ASKS AID FOR STATE FARMERS. for all silk and silk and other was a of goods your selection, including top markably small. Two sleeping oars left Hunting, relatives. He quiet, peaceable, estimable President White Colby said no doubt Mrs. Howard of Welcbville was man. He has been a member of the bad looked in it garments. the rails, bat remained upright on the Coy worthy missionary many Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce roadbed. The engine was not derailed, called to Harrison by the death of her Hiram Congregational ohurcb, and a times. bat the tender left the tracks and tore mother, Sirs. Windsor Chute. deacon for many years. He was married Mrs. Annie Bearoe upent Saturday and Says Food Situation Is Bad. more Mrs. Carrie Thomas, wife of Wm. Marob to Miss Clara E. with Miss Whitman of South WHITE ap the bed for than 100 yards. 1, I860, Kimball, Snnday HILLS WASH SKIRT AND MIDDY Thomas of East Oxford, died Monday, who survives, also two son·* Ephraim Paris. The Massachusetts Chamber of May 31, after a protracted illness of and Nathan. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Stanley Carvllle of Stratton, who has Mere and There. Commerce issued another appeal to BLOUSE tuberculosis. She leaves a husband, a Hannah Small of Cornish. been the guest of Frank Moody, has gone son, LePorest Thomas, and a mother, On Monday a large audience assem- to Portland, taking Frank with him on a Its members, calling attention to the Registered Optometrist and Mrs. Charles bled in Hall and listened to an little vacation. At the opening of the world war Bumpus. Pythian food situation and New lots of these Skirts and Blouses in- usual precarious asking just received, American people were muoh concerned Tbe Memorial Day ezeroisea able address by Hon. Edward C. Rey- Will Hibbs of Beading, Mass., visited Optician. were the all to "careful to the ? the Miss America as to what the wicked Prench girls might observed, Congregationaliat and nolds of Sooth Portland. He avoided relatives here recently. give thought" cluding popular middy suits for your Advent churches with at do to oar boys; bat recent news from uniting the Meth- tbe usual custom of reviewing tbe wars, Frsnk Pike is Alton Hibbs'. ways and means of organizing prac- selection. Paree would indicate the Prench odist, where Mr. Juslin preached tbe me- and made a most fervent appeal to tbe J. L. Bumpus, Ernest and Eyes examined, glasses gay Davenport tical assistance for farmers of the girls were the injured parties at the morial sermon. On Monday tbe graves young, to care for the present grave con- Ira Crooker have gone to Wayne Pond fitted, adjusted and repaired. bands of the wicked Yankee doughboys. of the comrades in both cemeteries were dition, and give to their country pure, Co build a cottage for Dr. Pettengill. Bay state during the summer months. seems over the tbe Civil War veterans noble and lives, that shall Alice who has been in the cen- ONE It our boys carried tango decorated, being patriotic Keen, "The prospect of normal food pro- PRICE CASH STORE. and fox trot with steps a la Américaine, conveyed in autos, and the soldiers in stand as a bulwark agaiost tbe rising tral office here, was called borne by the No Prices khaki duction in New England is exceeding- Fancy upsetting the decorous Prenob style in marching. Cyrus Wardwell acted tide of anarcby, discord and turbulence, illness of Mrs. Dunbar of East Hebron. NORWAY, MAINE aa marshal. The schoola in tbe thus future wars. and Mrs. Linwood and lit- above oar la vogae to such an extent that it raised joined and prevent Henry Mr. Eeene ly had," the message declared. "While WINDSOR.. (All yon pay prloee ab«o- the ire of and other procession. Mechanio Palls Band fur- W. Merrill served as chairman and mar- tle Harold went to Mecbanlo Falls Mon· lately extra profit.) archbishops dignita- recognizing that we do not depend en- ries of the oharcb; so It was left to nished musio. Dinner was served to shal. Rev. L. W. Souther, pastor of the lay. Tbirtj-tbree year· fitting glaeaea on never- We oao Cardinal Amette to see what could be about 200 in the veatry. Methodist church, offered prayer. The Mrs. William Berry of East Hebron tirely domestic production, Cfhe most beautiiul Norway. duplicate yoor broken At 1 P. M. Donald of Nor- of the here of no matter who fitted done. He got into communication with Partridge Battle Hymn Republic and Amer- was the guest ber nieoe, Mrs. theless without our normal output leasee, yon. Office way the which was able ic» were the choir and audience. Mabelle on !j at "Tbe Hills Store." Prench dancing masters and they now gave address, song by Bumpus Keene, Wednesday. the burden on the overloaded frame in Jewelry and was already say have the tango to patriotic. A patriolio piece recited by several they expurgated transportation system will become in- spotftdclc OPERA HOUSE such an extent that it is fit to dance. It is said that Dr. H. R. Parrts of Ox- school girls. Lucien Lamont reoited Lin- North Buckfleld. ί BLOOK. ford, Dr. W. L. Haskell and Dr. Qood- coln's Gettysburg oration with his clear, tensified. Ç/Tmerica. NORWAY. MB. Franklin Heald returned home with pTHE win of Lewiston and Auborn have bought ringing voioe in a faultless manner. For "The state department of agricul- Oxford County Notes. Mr. and Mrs. William who BANKS'"^* the Oxford Spring House property, and the first time not a Hiram veteran was Crookett, ture Is anxious every commercial or- were week-end guests of bis parents. SAFETY·^ ^ will establish a government hospital for None are living In tbe Hiram ganization shall the SERVICE present. Harold Keene and family, with Calvin appreciate posi- Memorial Day suggests many things. soldiers, wbo are suffering from tbe ef- village section, and the last two in East tion of the farmers. Farm is al- came by auto from help Ik suggests other ware beside the one fects of gassing and other Injuries re- Hiram, Deacon Emerson Kimball and J. leene, Dunstable, Saturday to visit his most impossible to obtain at any price. the day was set apart to commemorate. ceived overseas. Everett Stuart bave died daring the Ifass., brother, 1 Keene, returning Monday. Calvin 9upplies are scarce and high, due, in Of course, the Revolution is so far hack Mrs. John Slden, who has had a leg present year. Only two, Frank Cotton 3ljde The Dollar Is £eene went back with them. large to of traffic and Almighty there are only the headstones to remind amputated, returned home Thursday ac- and Flanders are In part, congestion Hodgdon, living Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Auburn one of those who took part, and the by a nurse. Her husband Sooth Hiram. Eli S. Weeman and smbargoes upon the railroads. The Merchant companied of Mr. and Mrs. Merton War- Farmer, same may be said of the soldiers of the went to Lewiston and she was brought Albert F. Berry, who served for other 1 ire guests "The season has been backward, Still Able to Sit and 1 en. Mr. Turner is recovering from his Up War of 1812; but a glance at the pension in an ambulanoe. She ia reported to be towns, were present. Of one hundred rhe result is that acreage will be 1 ecent severe illness. rolls discloses the faot there are yet doing well. and ten natives and citizens of Hiram, curtailed. The farm- Mr. and Mrs. Preston Heald went to greatly average seventy-one women, widows of the sol- who served In the civil and Manufacturer war, forty-two to visit relatives. er means to plant onlywhat can be ψψ 1 Friday diers of this war, drawing pension*). iiBuu m mull. died in tbe war or from diseases received 3ridgtou Mrs. Emerson Ames and daughter larvested by himself and his family Four of these live in the State of Maioe The Brown Co. in tbe service. Of twenty-seven persons began sluioing log· ' lave been stopping io the plaoe for a few m less he can be assured of help from a and one in Oxford County. The Oxford Azlacooa Dam who were in tbe world war, twenty-five appreciate good connection—they through Monday morning, ι some at banking woman ia Mrs. Diantha one was none were lays. source the crucial periods County Fuller, 24. Men for tbe drivée are returned, < May ooming gassed, "The of Take Notice know its value. _ The drama, Elopement Ellen," when he needs it The who lives on Pari· Hill, and la one hun- aod both on the wounded. department going every day, Magal- ras at Grange Hall even- dred and one year· old. She was born given Tuesday j las established at the State House an loway aod the Diamond, thus giving the boose. You will be with the in and was twioe married. ng to a good pleased prompt Buckfield, ownera of antoa A time, Bast Sumner. jmployment bureau for farm labor, public busy V. W. Canbam of Anburn attended With the care and it can courteous Her first husband's name was Foas and while it iaata. aervicea u usual drew ind is all to relieve right proper spending and accurate service which the Paris Memorial Day few Century Pomona at Mountain doing possible her second was Harvey Fuller. He was ▲. L. of Ibe crowd. Old and 1 still be made to the cost of a Dinamore, auperinteodeot oat » big young eoldiere, ( June 2d. he situation. give high buying healthy Trust the veteran of the War of 1812 and was Irange renders its customers. fi«h hatchery at St. Johnabury, Vt., waa the Sooa of Veterana, tbe Relief Corp·, is "There are two activities that Company she married Mrs. Lydia Varney very poorly. major an old man when him. She with a truck aeveral oaoa end citizens formed » argument up oootaiuiog ■obool children Keene is relatives at < :an or- Both waa his fourth wife. A little Miss Etta visiting be forwarded by commercial and small accounts are wel- reckoning of young trout, for diatribution In tbe line end All the old-fashioned has not been large long preceded by Wheelwright'· )unatable, Mass. I and which the ring wrung will disclose the faot that Mrs. Fuller brooka above bere. He waa ac- Bend marched to Elm- ganizations department come. large Beet Dixfield op Annie Reoord of Anburn has out. There are still some stores was not born until after the war of 1812. Mrs. ( >f agriculture endorsee and will aid in the United States companied by a eon and his daughter, wood Cemetery end placed wreath· on in the of late. Mr. Fuller waa a in pent a few days plaoe private Captain Mr·. Mary Smitb. twenty-fire soldiers1 graves, after wbiob 1) extension of domestic gardens, where the dollar does more than picket duty—and Uriah militia and Ripley'· company C. I. Wllaon, who baa been guiding at the Relief Corp· gave an impreosire serv- ind (2) development of local move- this is one of them. marohed to the relief of Portland. He Boaebuck Lodge, la in town. ice, with maaic by tbe band. On tbe Browufleld. nents to secure labor for the farm en. died some years ago. Mrs. In and in for Men forty-five return to tbe Orange Ball a fine, ample Memorial Day was observed m usual "The feels that manu- clothing furnishings general waa a in department Fuller granted pension 1879. waa «erred free to all. Some 150 all who are left and Albany. dinner ] ο the afternoon acturing plants and mercantile es and Boys we are giving better values today than any Paris Dr more aat at table·. Tbla free din- of tbe Orand Trist The minister came to Hunt^a Corner tbe 1 rere able to be oat, Army Company ablishments throughout the state af- store can Hebron Academy. tbe aame one who was there aer for all la a feature always observed c f Yeteraoa, assembled at Town Hall City possibly give. Tbureday, ord a source of labor to be made la the of com- laat In town on all occasions wbere tbe sol ( nd were seated on tbe platform. An We could ask about 20 cent, more and still Following program year. vaila-ble to their immediate fanning per mencement at Hebron Academy: Mr·. 0. J. Crota wltb diers are honored. In tbe afternoon, t onor roll of soldiers' names of tbe (pent Tuaeday of the sell at a that would be no and in BRANCH BANK Mr·. J. S. Bennett. ixercisee were held in the Orange Hall, , rorld war wbo went from Browofleld errltory during crucial periods price higher many AT BLCKMLLD ME. Saturday, Jane 19. 8:00 P. M. Prise Speaking. PAYS The Church. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Sawlu from Bethel jonaiating of moalo by tbe baud, vocal , rere Inscribed on a bronze tablet and rowing and harvesting seasons, cases less than the City stores, and because we don't INTLRTST ON 8 on Jane 90. 10:46 A. M. Baccalaureate meet SAVINGS ACCOUNTS day, ind Mr. and Mr·. Lauren Lord from leleotiona by Mr. and Mra. Ε 8tet- f laoed on tbe platform. Rev. Dr. Albion rhousands of thedr have Sermon. Bev. Arthur P. Wedge, Eliot employee is one reason should have a ion and Miae Wiunlfred reel- tbe Invocation and why you healthy regard Foundation to the North American In- tooth Parte «pent Saturday night and Robinson, 0 f Portland offered een drawn from the farms or have tation Paul of Lin- of tbe which our dian·, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sunday at S. Q. Bean's, alao Mr. and by Chesley, reading g ave tbe addresa oooaslon, ad These men for methods and merchandise. 440P.M. Service. The farming experience. Vesper Chapel. lira. Arthur D. Bean were at 8. Q. Bean'a join's Oettjaburg Address and President f raa a masterly effort dedicated to the 7 JO P. M. Senior Class Service of Praise. hould be mobilized in each common- WiUon's Address to tbe American Le- 0 lemory of all veterans of all wars. The Chapel. iuoday. ty tor sipeclel service on nearby farms Monday, June 31. 9:00 A.M. Meeting Board of Mrs. Addle Connor apent Monday with (ion by Mrs. Jennie Spauldlng, brief John Randall and son, wbo baveolosed FIFTH such of un- ANNUAL· Trustees. 8turtevant HalL ira. J. S. Bennett. by 0. P. Smith of Dlxdeld and ι lelr business here, bave opened a frail urlng periods temporary 10.00 A. M. Alumni Baae Ball Game. ipeechea Ν. S. and tbe address of tbe a ;ore In Ν. H. mployment as occur and 9 30 P.M. Class Day Exercises. Clarenoe Brigga took dinner with A. Robineon, Strafford, frequently 8 Λ P.M. Commencement Concert by the E. Croaa Monday, and stayed over night lay by Rev. W. O. Berkeley. After the Mrs. Fannie Higgins has moved Into >r other periods when their services SUMMER Pilgrim Male Quartette of Boeton, Miss λ line was SCHOOU Λ S. Ο. Bean1·. dose of the ball exeroisee tl i· boose reoently vacated by Mra. Irish lay not be urgently needed in their Bertha Morgan. Header, also by Samuel N & marched to Eastman was at son and led tbe band a ad Andrews Gardner, Violinist, Composer. Con Mrs. Calvin Commings her ormed, by family. aguiar employment or during ram- du«-tor. EmU Newman at he river wbere tbe relief Rufus Flint baa gone to North the piano. Iherman'a Tbureday. bridge oorpe Mrs. ier vacations." July 7 to 18. Jane M. 1040 A.M. Graduation of August Tuesday, Is >erformed an impressive service In honor ç Ν. where she baa a position Olothlem and Furnisher· the Senior Class. The Church Addreee Ben Inman farming for W. I. Beck- onway, H., tf soldier with vooal and band hotel. Boa. Wallace H. WhUe, Jr. er. the dead, a ι oook In the Randall totheclaseby of Lion·. NORMAL AND 1:00 P. M. Alumni Dinner. Stortevaat Mrs. Mabel Bartlett has rented Kraeet nuaic. Tbe parade to the oemetery and Misa Lena Ferklna haa gone to Con· Court FIN1SHINQ COURSES Home. was 31p[arket Square, South Paris. )ros·' bouse near Α. Β and Is to klso to the water'e edge quite long, m ay for the sommer. The Court of Lions le the most 8.40 P.M. KecopOoa. Croes', Ive there. The lady she went to Dlx- tnd participated In by nearly all the big George Dymonds and lady of Portland lei oui court of the Alhambra, In Maine School ol Mate0, leld to oar· for la to live with bar. irowd. No publio event In Sumner will , ere guests at The Seven Klma, the It takes Its name from IS Commerce, Auburn, Nell—Did you ever have a proposal, pain. arc a on I raw out the like any oooaelon auntie? The Keoistone to bntld mill people ψ rink home, reoently. hi te marble lions from whose mouths Coo nor'a naar Α. X. Cross'. rbere eoldiere are honored. The town gave an eut» Aunt—Oooe, ay dear. A gentleman leorge ThaSborey Company Teams of water flowed tat· · MO· CASTORIA taManrtCUia It looks now like rain. It ' lae a reoord for loyalty and patriotism ti Jnment to a crowded honse at Town proposed over the phone hot he had tbs Hope will, si or we need IL I or whioh It may be proud. Ε all evening. wrong number. Wednesday

4 Loi!· Muitoa !· hare fro· Boatoa « > PIη at H. P. MlUitt'·. «▼lait for tkt 19* Prl—rtn. .■ If [Nomlutioaa t ι ψ SU The Oxford Democrat yon bava three fin· la rapid sa< NORWAY. Richard Millett la at bona from Bo μ It r eeftfon, prove· the old enperatlttoi !. ton for tha sommer I' RXFTBUOAK. Unlveralty vaoatioi i. joa don't, yon forant abont Ik. W Β had ΟΟΤβΓΒΟΓ— Shaw's axa three two alaabl 8 I Pans, Maine, June 8, 19a ) J Banjo Orcbeatra, flv β alarma—inoludlng John P. Deerinr, Saeo. South at North bluet—Id the two town· within Desooteau le it Sont) Louie A. Jack, Lisbon. pieoea, Waterford thla Monda f fortj Eugène fleblng : tight hoar·. The third came nboa t Arm. Carl E. MlUlken. AuguaU. evening. Frederic H. Parkhurat, Bangor. eleven o'clock fo r Mr. end Mr·. William S. Rloe were II Down Wednesday forenoon, Great Mark Mr. and Mra. η Albert D. Park and Mi ·. blase at the carriage ahop of H. F Old Orchard Wednesday. I State Auditor— and Mra. C. A. Cole are on a Mlllett on Boy L. Ward well, Augusta. flahing tri ρ Ohnrch Street Mrs. ▲. C. McCrellla baa eold hei PARIS. to Sooth SOUTH Rangeley. Several people have baen reported t< > at and on Parla Street to Arthur I Representative to Conareee Noy« I Wallace H. Jr., Lewlston. Democrat u dlaoovered th > of who will move here It Whlft, A. Diamond and of Gar Ν having Greenwood, family ham, re. Whoever waa I Senator— are to Ϊϊβ the flrat to see It , the fall. Η., mora to thia Tillage, «her * frederlc O. Baton. Bumford. of Canton «u lo town ι Mr. Mlllekt waa after It with ι i Mlaa Hall of wai Dana Drake they will make their home in the futon promptly Lnoj Farmlngton George W. Q. Perham, Woodatoek. pall of water, bot It waa too rnnoh foi ■ here laat week. few dsy· »«0· The next of Oxford that amonnt of a I County Attorney— meeting Pornoni ι ammunition. Mr. Millet i MlaaAgnea Beal of Portland apent William W. Norway. SALE B. Robineon of Oxford wu ii will be held if Gallagher, John Grange at Harriaon on thi , aaya he had bad an extlngulaber and ι t few day· the paat week In Norway. Hugh W. Hastings, Fryeburg. Parla. town Thursday. laat Taeaday in Jone, which la the 29U ι roof ladder at hand he conld have dis Mr. and Mr·. George Water· enjoyed Harry M. Shaw, South day of the month. poaed of It then and bnt he dit ι »n an to to and Ella worth Probate Dance at Grange Hall Saturday night there, trip Bangor I Judge of not have the and bia roo ! laat week. Aretaa B. Steam·, Romford. orchestra. Mr. and Mre. Miller Gilee ο ' extingnlaher Shaw'i George ladder waa on the other of thi Mra. waa a recent visitor Auburn announce aide Meroy Gray 1I Register of Probate a m Β. Edward· visited relatif©! the engagement ο r Parla. Merchandise W1:11 building·. with Mra. G. A. Brooka. Albert D.Park, South their Charlotte to 1 recently. daoghter, Wing, Jamei The blaze on Ready-to-Wear Ιο Dixdeld atarted Id the roof valley 01 Pire destroyed the large building I Sheriff- Francia Libby of Portland. Parte. visited friend· it the oorth aide of tbe doubt Main Street In the rear of Albert P. Harry D. Cole, South Mra. LiJa Fletcher buildings, F. re- Beoaose of leaa from a Frank Woodalde, Fryeburg. The best of the Great laat week. the difflcolty of secarinj spark from the chimney o: Bassett's early Wedneaday morning. Corona buying opportunities year. price Livermore help, B. W. of tbe other aide of the roof. The The structure waa owned Mr. Baa I County Commissioner— Folding Typewriter. Tattle, proprietor Hote [ abinglet by Bumford. Tbireea Cobb recently spent lev were Walter G. Morse, Mim Andrew·, haa closed bit dining room old, and very dry like everything sett. It waa need to store automobiles ductions on Silk Poplin and Georgette in to the Suits, Goats, Silk, Serge, erai day» Wintbrop. The hoose is atill open for elae, and by tbe time the alarm wat and five care were destroyed, fonr of Representatives Legislature— lodging. James W. Eastman, Fryeburg. bio wo there waa a blaze. them Forde and one an Overland. I'urikley of Minot waa a recent Rev. C. merry Stephen B. Penoell, Bumford. are marked down 25 cent, John Wellington Rogera of the Con Tbe war be- Dresses, Children's Coats. Many per relative# in town. firemen were promptly on hand, (Additional Norway locals on page 1.) Arthur K. Forbes, 8outh Paris. For the first time since the of gregational church and Rev. Cbeetei Buokfield. guest and while tbe water pressure waa not all I Edward B. Conant, wae Gore Miller of the Uoiversalist 1 Roscoe O. Stephens, Sumner. we are now able to even A. Whitman at Bryant'· oborol that were In Memorlam. } gun get prompt more in some cases. Giiniao oonld be deelred, they able to Fred F. Bethel. first of the week. exchanged palpita Sooday morning. Bean, Pond tbe attack the fire at comparatively ahori On Monday, May 81at, In Hiram, after j Cedrle A. Judklns, Upton. delivery on orders for the greatest The children of the Univeraaliat range. Four lioea of hoae were laid. the memorial eervloe and deooratlon, a I Lon E. Wight. NewiT : :tuand daughter Helene were Sod ever for prc. service was held at Lawrence If. Carroll, Norway. little built personal FRENCH SERGE SUITS In Harrison. day Sohool will bave a rehearsal Toes Withlo three minutea after the Aral pleaaant the Soldiers' typewriter recent visitors day afternoon after sohool for the chit water waa on It waa evident that the fire Memorial Library; a fine portrait of DEMOCRAT. use. Frank Davis of Woodstock was would be it waa a Lient. Madiaon K. Co. 17th Governor— Mrs. dren's Sonday conoert to be given on th< , held, and only few Mabry, E, Tour Choice were 49.75 to 59.50 last we«k. Bertrand G. HcTntlre, Norway. $39.75, io tbi· village one day 20th. minutea later that the all out waa blown. Maine Regiment, waa unveiled. It waa Auditor— but six and has of State ... G. Harold Abbott have On acoount of tbe dry condition ol preaented by Mr. Willia Mabry Cam- Weighs pounds Mr and Mrs. will be obeerved aa James J. Blddeford. Made of fine some have beautiful satin and silk One of the Suits Wednesday Moth there waa aome nervousness aa a from blmaelf and Nellon, quality Serge, Bgured lining. from their everything, bridge, Maaa., gift essential feature of the returned wedding trip. era' with the Juniors, to every heavy Day Congregational of owners of surrounding property until hia sisters and brothers, in loving rev- Representatlve Congress- has a attractive silk Vest. Some of the Suits are trimmed with braid and buttons. All mothers who have children in Wallace N. Price, Blchmond. very neatly Mr and Mrs. G. W. Q. Perham of Bry- the the fire waa under control. erence of their honored father. The and high-cost machines. v Jnnior are invited to meet them Μ:'β Ρ ad were in town Wednesday. Society The damage waa confined to tbe roof, names of the others are: Mra. Albeita Ab- Senator— at 3:45. Leslie E. Mclntlre, Waterford. a portion of which waa bott and Dr. Irving Mabry of Pryebnrg, POPLIN AND TRICOTINE SUITS Mr and -Mrs. R. Tracy Pierce were in conaiderablj it and take it àïth SERGE. The annual burned and torn to and tbe wet- Mrs. Fred Stanton of Eaat Hiram, Dr. County Attorney- Fold up you. c Falls a or two meeting of the Paris Farm- piecea, Mecban day recently. Cbarlea of and Mr·. Peter 11. McDonald, Bumford. ers' Union will be held at Paris Grange ting down of thlnga in that end of tbe Mabry Vaaealboro, Write of Hebron Sarah who realdea in tbe Weat. of Probate- anywhere. Tour Choice were 42.60 to 46.00 Mr*. Annie Bearce spent Hall, Sooth Paris, Satorday, Jane 12, at ahop. Deahon, Judge $34.76, last week. Mr. Willie haa made ievlays this village 1:80 P. M. A speaker ia expected to be Mabry previously Register of Probate- Bates-Russell. valuable to tbe H. Norway. present. several very gifts library. Raymond Eastman, The U. S. Government has bought six suits in the trimmed, have and lining. Mrs. Briggs of Weet Pari· ▼li- Only lot, neatly plain fancy Uuby A took at the Mr. Henry W. Merrill, obairman of the Sheriff- quiet wedding place w the at reduced lted re atives in this village Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James H. thousands of these machines for Other Suits of and Wool that go into the sale greatly prices. Perry, daogh- borne of tbe bride on Main Street, Nor- trustees, in nnveiling the portrait, ex- Paul C. Thurston, Bethel. Serge, Poplin Jersey ter Roth aod son Howard have re- F \V N'urtb and family visited several jast way, Tuesday afternoon, when Jennie C. pressed tbe appreciation of all our citi- County Commissioner- Army. turned from an extended visit ;n Turner tbe first of last week. among Bate· wae united in witb Wil- zen·, and gave an intereeting review of Don A. Gates, Dlxfleld. friends marriage Andover. relatlvee in Gorham, Jefferson and War- liam Rev. W. 0. Lieut. Mabry's long, uaeful and patrlotlo Roger A. Thurston, i ι-bee bouse on Paria Street, Nor- linrray Russell, Howe, Tbe ren, Ν. H. of tbe Seventh life. to the No of any make does Choose Coat at Sale Price John pastor Day Adventist Representatives Legislature- typewriter Any been A. Hebron. way, bas purchased by Penley. tbe Madiaon K. waa born in Eaat Ralph Pierce. Sonday, June 13ib, will be observed Chnrcb, Portland, officiating, using Mabry Fred B. Howe, Bethel. better work. built. Hiram Oot. and died in 1916. A Very substantially Mrs Fred L. Perkins of Mechanic as Children's Snnday at the Congrega- simple service of the ohurob without the 18, 1824, Asa O. Pike, Fryeburg. Handsome Coats in smart and models, a variety that ■on of Thomaa John F. Rumford. becoming looking splendid visited relatives in town Wednes- tional church. Will those who and Hannah Eimball Martin, Falls bave ring. T. Canton. the immediate families and inti- the virtues of two hon- Cyrus Bonney, offers a selection of and Summer for street, motoring or sport day. dowers for decorations bave them at the Only Mabry, inheriting John F. Talbot, Andover. good Spring styles cbnrcb mate friends were present. The bride ored families, who have lived here more Albert A. Towne, Norway. aod Mrs. Francis Drake and fam- early Sunday morning. wear, Polo Cloth, Tinseltone, Velour, Jersey, and Novelty Mixtures. Mr. was attended by ber sister, Mrs. Lillian than a century. His grandfather, Capt. Cauton visited relatives in Mr. Mrs. ily of recently and J. A. Noyee will go Poller of and tbe best man was Josiah aerved in the War of 1812. Boston, Mabry, Born. town. Toesday to the Eighth Maine building Chester C. Perkins of Portland. The Mr. Mabry was gifted with an intellect COATS at Peak's Island to It for the of a Ideals and a thirst Atwood $ Forbes, BEST QUALITY SPORT Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Peverley spent «ev- get ready out-of-town guests included Mrs. Alice high order, hlgb annual reunion of the which he a In 27, to the wife of Frank W. at their farm in Mechanic Fall· regiment Babcock and of for knowledge, and acquired liberal Norway, May ersi day* daughters Lewiston; a eon. opens Mr. ia education. Buck, were 37.50 Wednesday. Noyea preai- Mr*. Effie Hammond and Miss Gertrude In South Pari·, May 29, to the wife of Ella- Tour Choice $29.76, recent.y. deot of the regimental association. St. Clair, Cumberland; Miss Christina He cùose lor bis lltework tue educa- worth Mureh, a son, Ralph Ray. and Mrs. Ernest Paine were re- In Jane to the wife of Distributors for Oxford Mr. Miss Grace Miss tion of youth. It is ooooeded that in the Lewleton, 5, Raymond County, some have the In Mrs. Raymond Donbam was taken Oyer, Lewiston; Soott, Dunham of 8outh Parla, a daughter. In the lot are Polo Cloth, Velour and Silvertone, lined with beautiful figured silk, cent guests at Perley Grover's North Annie one hundred and twelve term· of school, Saturday morning in an ambolanoe to Belle Houghton and Miss Marcia Waterford. several as of nnrrow leather belt. the Central Maine General Hospital at Keller, Portland; Miss Georgia Good- inolnding years preoeptor rich and Miss Cora Bowers of Richmond. Limerick Academy, and as principal of Married. Dr. C M. Merrill was at Harrison Fri- Lewiston, wbere later in the day a Maine state Tbe bride was in a Parsonsfield, he influenced and guided South Paris, day d _· inspection work for the daughter was born. At latest reports gowned traveling the lives of more than any other Gore SPORT COATS both mother and obild were well. suit of taupe French serge, with bat of youth In South Pari·, June 8, by Ββτ. Chester ATTRACTIVE department. doing haa ever in Hiram. Mr. L. and Mise Ida F. taupe and blue orepe de chine. person who lived Miller. George Gurney M)S4 Ada Churchill was a recent vis- Mr. and Mrs. M. Wbeeler and bis were Frank S. Blaok Merrill, both of Norway. a ijxjb. » Harry An informal reception followed the Among pupils June Vincent Macaluso and state υ± m were and Mrs. A. Churchill at In Rumford, 2, Tour Choice $22.76, 29.76 itor t" Mr C. two children, Mark and Jean, of Wake- when the bridal left on of Limington, who became governor of MUs Antoinette Grondin. oeremony, pair of Stale Assessors, Paris. and Miss Marion Wheeler of New and Samuel W. Gould of In and Mies Office of Board North field, Mass., a trip automobile to Wash- York, Rnmford, May 27, Joseph Negrlnl June wedding by Nellie Hunt. Augusta, 3,1920. some are half the narrow Newton, Maes., have been at Mr. Wheel- the of tbe Hiram, who has served in Congress; also Includes Goldtones, Velours, Wool and novelty mixtures, lined, Mr·. James Boyoe wu a reoeot guest burn, birthplace groom. In Norway, June 2, William Murray Russell Notice la hereby given that tbe Board of 8 ta te Jersey er's camp at Sbagg Pond for most of the Mrs. Russell has been a resident of sixty-five pupils who beoame physicians, of at tbe Assessors' of ber enter, Mr·. John Kennagh, in and Miss Jennie C. Bate·, both Norway. A s°eeeors will be In session leather belt is used as well as the self belt. here oo their two of his eons. In Frank Kates of Poland In on the 22nd of past week, leaving Sooday Norway for about five years, coming including Norway, May 2β, L. Office Fryebnrg Tuesday, day W?»t Greecwood. and Rose Ayer of at 9 o'clock A.M.: at tbe Conrt House In retoro home. from West Paris. She was born in West In his later years he was a zealous and Norway. Jnne, In West Paris, Mav SI, by Rev. Η. H, Hatha- 3outh Parla on tbe 23rd day of Rev. Chester Gore Miller Attended tbe devoted of the Methodist Wednesday, Sumner. She obtained ber education in clergyman way, Mr. Kenneth R- Renson and Misa Pearl N. June, at9 o'clock A. M. : at tbe Assessors' office SPORT COATS MARKED DOWN fanerai of Mr·. William H. Thorns· in church. He valuable services for both of Woodstock. In Rnmford on the 24th day of June, OTHER a tbe schools of her native town, gave Wilson, Thursday, Ν. J., le gueat^at Jaœoa N. (Jewell's public A. In the of Oxford Tit reday. South Lancaster South Lan years on the eohool board of Hiram. He at 9o'clock A. M., D. 1920, County (or a few much of Academy, Oxford, to aecure information to enable them to days. Capt. Pratt, also served as a of Coats for that were $24.76 in the Bible and com- county supervisor a the taxable $19.76 A. C. Herrick, who bas been working wbose life has been spent on the tea, but caster, Mass., Died. make just equalization of property is schools of York In the Civil In aald county, and to Investigate chargea of bu to bis was in for «orne mercial departments. This school County. Coats for that were $19.76 at Soogo Pond, returned who other business concealment of from taxation, of un- $14.96 conducted tbe Seventh Adventist War be drew his sword in defence of his property home in tbi· village. year·, went back to nautical life tome by Day lervaluatlon and of failure to aaaesa property denomination of which HYs. Russell is country, and bis service reflected oredit In Rldlonyllle, May 27, Mrs. Nellie K. John- taxation. two year· ago, and is in command of a liable to son, aged 45 years. _ E. W. who bu been working a member. She has worked in tbe inter- upon himself, his time-honored family, C. 8. STETSON, Knight, veaael. In Kast Peru, Mr·. Katherine Bon- LADIES3 LONG COATS io Mechanic Fall· for a few baa and his native town. May 27, W. F. DRESSER, week·, est of the church for a number of years, dreau, aged 76 year·. and J. J. DEARBORN, retimed to South Pari·. Donald Brooke and Harlan Denniaon first as a volunteer and later His cheerful vivaoity, good humor, In Rumford, May 27, Thomaa Soucl, aged 25 State A sees sors. missionary Board of Coats for that were $49.76 have returned from the University of as of edacation. She bas kindness won him hundreds of friends, years. F. H. STERLING, Clerk. 83-24 $39.76 All Rebekahe who have flower· please superintendent In Rnmford, May 80, Mise Laura Cavuette, Maine for the summer. Arthur G.Dow, while his crusade intem- them to Odd Fellow·' Hall done missionary work in Brocktoo, life-long against aged 26 years. brin* Sunday, intense and half lined with best who ia a member of the Naval Reaerve, Mass., Ν. Y., Boulder, Col., perance often caused hostility. In Rumford, June 29, Mre. Martha J. Child·, Best Goldtone in Reindeer blue, quality peau-de-cygne silk, Jane 13, for Rebekab grave·. Brooklyn, 78 quality baa been out ainoe the first of May, and and Maine. She is much inter- On bis SOth birthday, the citizens of aged years. FORISALE. Bath, I η DlifleM, 29, Miss Charlotte Perkins, trimmed with and buttons. Mr and Mr·. Horace Walker and Mr. ia in the naval service for the summer. Hiram assembled and him a May Good ma· fancy stitching ested in tbe work of tbe Woman's Chris- gave grand aged 80 years. refrigerator, sewing well and Mr·. F. W. Walker were recent He sailed on the 28th of Mav with the tian Union, and is state ovation, and presented blm a purse In West Peru, May 28, Mrs. Kmma Knight chine, hair mattress, pillows, chairs, Temperance 7R Tears. of relative· in Harrison. Annapolis students from Philadelphia head of tbe of tbe lined with ten dollar bills. Austin, aged house includ· gueets missionary eooiety In Rumford, May 80, Hoeea B. House, aged and other furnishings, AND TRICOTINE DRESSES for a the Panama Canal and For decades and scores of years, where- SERGE Nihum P. Moore of Romford waa in trip through Advent church. several of furni- the west coast. He to be in ever human hearts were or η South June Hamilton R. Keene, ing pieces antique interest of up expecta Mr. Russell is a native of Washburn, breaking 82^ears. Parla, 1, and towo laat week in the «peoial wss >d 76 ture. to the better one of a model to the minute beautiful braiding the service until about the middle of and been in seven- bnman were trampled, there aged years. Apply Of kind, up style, embroidery, for the this state, has Norway rights InIn Welch W.w. Hunting. ceoius return· government. found bis restless and his force- Welchvllle,ville, May 80, JosephJoeepn MRS. September. teen years. He owns a borne on Elm energy, In Parle, June 2, Mr·. Annakalea Komnlalnen, HALL, accordion for their pleating. Ernest P. Parlin went again Thursday Street, where be and bis bride will re- ful, persuasive voice exerted aged 72 years, 5 months, 28 days. at Dr. Aldrich's, Paris Hill. The engagement is announced of Mr. to In Lovell, Mrs. Ella Palmer. to St Barnabas Hoepital, Portland,where side after their return from their wed- relief. It is fitting that as we gather 22tf Wallace A. Clifford of New York oity In Lynn, Mass., May 81, Mrs. Lisette Vinton that were be will remain a while for treatment. plaoe the flowers of spring on the graves, of Serge Dresses for $34.76 $42.60 and Miss Barbara Marr of Weaterly, R ding trip. Bartlett, formerly Norway. NOTICE. where the martyr-sons of the Republlo In 8abattua, June 8, Mrs. WUma F. Patten, that were Mr. and Mr·. Erloo Noyee and Mr·. I. Mr. Clifford, who la well known 42 4 27 The aubscrlber notice that he Serge Dresses for $29.76 $37.60 Oxford County Pomona. are resting in the hero's last sleep, we formerly of Oxford, aged years, months, hereby gives Kimball were at Mr. and Mr·. here, la tbe oldest aon of Mr. and Mrs. days. laa been duly appointed administrator with that were Eugenie Pomona met should some permanent memento of tbe estate of Tricotine Dresses for $34.76 $42.60 in Harrison one W. Miss Marr ia one of Oxford County Grange place In Kezar Falls, May 28, Mrs. Eliza Lord, aged ;he will annexed Lawrence Knight's day K. Clifford. for those daunt- late of Oxford, witb Crooked River Grange, Bolster's of onr reverent gratitude 82 years. ALONZO T. 8TONE, for that were $46.00 last week. Rbode Island's most popular and talent- In June John Dillon. In the of Oxford, deceased, and given Serge Dresses $37.46 Tbe ooaroittee less spirits that led in the vanguard of Canton, S, County ed teachers. She has been state oritic Mills, Tuesday. reported In Oxford, May 81, Mre. Carrie, wife of Wil- aonds aa the law directs. All persons haying de- that were F Woodeide of a can take freedom in the days of its gravest peril. estate of said deceased are Dresses for $19.76 $24.76 Prank Fryeburg, teacher at tbe school in one candidate to tbe Pomona de- liam H. Thomas. mands against tbe Serge of Coggeaball not unmixed with sad- In R. 41 to the same for settlement, and dida e for the Republican nomination Roll call of granges with a good With pleasure, Newry, May 25, Warren Cole, aged leslred present that were $19.76 for (he past eight yeara. gree. ill Indebted thereto are to make pay- Serge Dresses for $14.96 was In South Paria and Newport in ness, the writer an octogenarian) years. requested iberiff, vicinity will take in the report from each grange Oxford (now In June Charles 4 ment Immediately. Their marriage place offers this bumble tribute of affection Rumford, 4, Surrett, aged Wednesday. Tbe was then oonferred year·. R08C0E F. STAPLES, lommer and they will make their County. degree Ma- Maine. early a recess and remembrance to my teaober, In June 4, A. M. Green, aged about 18th, 1920. Welchvllle, Bank will in New Mr. od one candidate, after which Bridgton, May The South Pari· Saving· home Tork, where Clifford brother and of the 65 years. ara WOOL JERSEY DRESSES was called for dinner of whlob about 125 sonio friend, long, close Saturday afternoons during tbe ia in tbe wholesale Importing bnaineaa. and partook. Tbe master called to order at long ago. months of June, July, August Sep- Llewellyn A. Wadswobth. NOTICE. Tbe Baccalaureate Service. 1:30 and tbe in the hands the haa for that were 24.75 to 27.45 tember as in former years. placed meeting NOTICE. The subscriber hereby gives notice that Dresses $17.75 who the fol- of the estate Tbe baccalaureate sermon to tbe mem- of tbe leoturer, presented Nuon Fire. seen duly appointed administratrix baa resided bere The The subscriber hereby gives notice that he haa Cbaries Tarboz, who of the estate are bers of the claas of 1920, Paria High lowing program: been duly appointed administrator E. HAMBLIN, late of Paris, Several some others embroidered, some have Vests. of the for a number of years, left Monday The people of South Paris greatly ap^ ALBERT stylés, hraided, fancy Many will be Rev. Chester Mr. Ptnkham of of deceased, and given be will School, given by Address of Welcome the assistance of the Norway JULIA E. late of η the County Oxford, morning for Eaaton, Pa., where Rev. Mr. Markley predate WALKER, Canton, M>nds as tbe lew directe. AU persons having blouse Secure a dress for Gore Miller at the South Paris Universal- Response recent destructive In the County of deceased, and given style. good only $ι7·75· make hie home with his eon. Mrs. Harold Pike fire department in the Oxford, lemands against the estate of said deceased Reading bond· as the law direct·. All having 1st church next Sunday evening, June 13, Mr. Weston in the of the Mason Manufac- person· ire desired to tbe same for settlement, Bong, encore fire yard demand· the estate of said deoeased are present Witbam will to Brant Rock, at 8 o'clock. Stuart against ind all Indebted thereto are requested to make A. C. go Reading.encore...Florence Company, and are pleased to make desired to present the same for settlement, and SILK POPLIN DRESSES $12.45 : "la the grange making good, If bo turing Mac After a oonaiderable period and Notary Public. price. ability sod friendly Interoooree. To- B. Keeae died oo Tue· "I had weak bladder, bad kidneys (Seal) health, Hamilton Pa. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken In- MAINE'S GCEATEST EVENT with oommittee· W. M aeon li writes Willie Carter, Lnxar, the Blood on to Sale is now in We would be to have you visit our and gether tbia, through at the home of Emery liver," ternally and acta through A line from $2.50 $4.98. pleased plant 'be dob daj Mr not well and back of the Send special ranging hope· to do aome civic work, at the of 76 jeer·. "I oould aleep my the Mucous Surfaces System, Sooth Parle, age free. for whatever seem the moet and the aoo ο me awfnl. I bad a diuy feeling for testimonials, State of Maine judge yourself. may helpful wae bora le Book field, painad * O. tc Keeoe eat Kid- P. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, progress. Qecesaary. No member will be naked Keeae, in tbe morning. Sinoe taking Foley T6c. Calvin and Betaej J. (Book) Sold by all druggists, Wr»U a paper. The olub will b· aoa la that town ney Pilla I bave been relieved of all «noli Fills for constipation. hie life wee «pent Hall's Family Centennial Celebratioi ••ctarian and ··<* I· n0' eerlj or more h< alimenta." Sold non-politioa), for twenty-five jeer· Everywhere. 0r'l?ioated or thoogh ο S by any ezietlng olub org··· hi· home with the famllj eesema, Itch or salt rheum sets you it PORTLAND Jo· 28-Jdj d· baa mede Cant took eel or tee! well with im Hives, «ation of women. It* and a He hat well, well, Cant bear tbe touch ot your clothing. puipoee M aeon, who le relative. Mood- the blood with Β ardor] orasy. feature· aoaq '· to Pnrfc Mr. aa ι Ρ»*· Keep pare Ointment Is fine for skin Itching. All Particularly foterootiag bring all the women of In a varietj of work, Blood Bitters. fe» take exercise, kaej PMB's •J*· been eagaged simply, sen It, βΟο a box. day. Write for booklet, etc. mi toge ber in and eervioe, and bM*h u ·» to follow druggists J. A. CO. fellowablp r KENNEY & laborer. $1» a The reaction weak· State of Maine Centennial PnbUeit] provide for their cnltur· and eojoy waa held at Mr. Maaoa' bottG^ Doat nae harsh physics. Mr5. L. The fanerai ®eot. Bev ens the bowels, leads to chronic ooaattpatlon. C, Committee,City Hall, Fertlaad· Jlfl There ia need of auoh a olab. attended bj For scald or apply Di Smiley, ^ 10 o'olook Tbaradaj, aaypaln, tara, bralae, easily. lOc cannot H wll el the ronala Get Doaa's Begulets. ftay operate take up the work. Gore Miller, aad an florae. HAINE. 1M South Parle, Maine alr* Cheater at SOUTH PARIS, the oo·operation, aetkuala»·» to Baokfiehl for borial. I we- lake· * a MUmdaane ol all. » About tb· Stat·. I HOMEMAŒS' COLUMN. Saturday li a algulfloant day In the What Is Worse Than to "Go Broke" life of a well-known Rookland bualneaa OurreaponeaBae oa (opto· of tnMnai to the ladle· men. He wea born Saturday, Sept. 27, laaoâclted. Ad «mm: MM» Hownitini' and married Saturday, May 80, Sonth Mt 187Θ; Goura. Oxford Donoorat, Parte. 1906. He applied for a divorce Satur- While day, May 82, 1910, and received bla di- Traveling? vorce Saturday, April 17,1990. If be re- Mot· Women Carry home Snpplle*. marrlee It will be on a 8aknrday, bat not And yet how unwise to carry a wallet fat with currency when In 1990, be tblnka. cost or DxuYKBin is paid by ths A woodohnok, wboee bump of ourlos- or desire for of diet led him among strangers. CUBTOMXB8. Ity obenge to atlok bla bead loto ao empty paint Rich to avoid either : Before oame to ιο aa be So Here is the your oan, doing, You boarding grief by Are way doing Style· obange la marketing, too. Fifty fouod It eaaler to get loto trouble than ψ few atorea delivered arti- oat Where be found the ✓ train, exchange the greater part of your money for American Bank· jeer· ago any to get agelo. cle. They were In the aelllog, not In oan no one knows, but he waa found y \ the tracking baalaee·, they woald have wandering around on the farm of W. L. ere Association travelers' will cash them upon cheques. Anyone told anyone who anggeeted aaob an Idea. Dow at Weat Wlntbrop, unable to get Bat, la time, aa the number of atorea In· the oao off hla bead. your endorsement—in his presence. oreeaed and competition grew keener, in- Alfred one of the older real· chances on your aomeof tbe merchant·, to attract on·· Murray, You can afford to take denta of Rockland, reoently died at the come in denominations of from $10.00 tomera to their atorea, offered to deliver They upward. of 87. When a email boy, Brlgbam parcbaaea. then head of the Mormon This Innovation very popular 9ρoung, ohuroh, proved wished to him. He waa then liv- vestments? with the and aoon other eiorea adopt pablio, in Iowa on a cattle ranch. Some were forced to adopt tbe caatom. At ing later he came to Maine and waa run risks tbe atart tbe idea waa to deliver artloiea yeara If can NOT afford to any in the clotblug bualneaa for aev- you BANK which ooald not 1» carried conveniently engaged NATIONAL a NORWAY He bad conducted farm THE eral by tbe caatomera. fiat aa time went oo yeara. aince retiring from buaineaa aome yeara then it may Oldest and Strongest National Bank and tbe public flocked to tbe atorea with the money you have saved, whloh delivered package· of any aise, ago. in Oxford County practically all merohaota fell into line Mra. Eliza Friend of Skowbegan haa a share the same service A a to Maine and gave yeaat cake, the unusual distinction of being great· prove true economy pay $107.50 Norway, a spool of (bread, or a handkerchief great-grandmother. Mra. Friend waa were some of tbe artiolea bought for born in Etna in 1838, the daughter of cent which a delivery waa asked by the un- Jefferson and Harriet (Carter) Wbitten for Central Maine Power Company 7 per thinking public. Tbe demand for tbia and waa married to Mr. Friend in early •ort of aervice grew greater, aod, al- womanhood. Another unusual circum- though merohaota realised that the coat stance in the genealogy of this family is stock, to net 6 1-2 per cent. of their delivery ayatem waa getting out that Mrs. Friend's second daughter, preferred of all proportion, there aeemed no way Anna, who married Joseph Lamb of CORRECT tbe matter. one is of remedying Rangeley, la the through whom the It is because only the best good enough five are and It is Mra. CASH AND CA&BY 8TOBK8. generations traoed, in blossom. Lamb's aeoond child, Conrad, who Is a I have some very fine plants 10 a of For the June About yeara ago group grocers Conrad Lamb'a daughter Weddings investors that so many of them aod grandparent. for Maine ✓ ànd broke away from tbe orthodox plan married Newton Lamb, and her child, 'Community Plate Cinerarias, Primrose, Cyclamen Begonias. atarted what were known aa oash aod : Newton Smith Lamb, born March 20, Sterling Silver and Cut Glass atorea. Price· which were our carry cheaper, 1920, pos«eeaee two grandmothera, two Line Latest the than thoae in tbe atorea attracted Complete Styles have, through past year, bought regular grandfathers, one great-grandfather and conaiderable but not until tbe war Wedding Rings trade, one great-great-grandmother, Mra. Friend the world and raiaed the cost of Florist upaet of Skowbegan. E. P. CROCKETT, all commoditlea did tbe rank and file GRADUATIONS security. to tbeae atorea. Within recent throng HOW TO DESTROY A QOOD SUGGESTIONS Porter South Paris yeara another type baa started, called Greenhouse, Street, DISPOSITION that no other investment offers tbe aelf-aerve, in which the ouatomer Diamonds, They feel TeL 111-3 waita on himaelf, as well as carries borne Bad digestion will ruin the beat dis- Wrist Watches, all styles If rbe world looks dark and bia pnrcbaaea. position. Pearl Necks tax home own- The of theae nonservice bine, if yon are generally "out of sorts" them safety, exemption, popularity Brooches equal ! atorea ia due in part to tbe campaign and feel stuffed up and anoomfortable, take a Cathartic Re- Pendants and Chains which has been carried on by many agen ! just Foley Tablet. and feel that no oiea to eduoate tbe people to the fact lieves mean beadacbea, biliousness, Bracelets ership permanence. They sour and that those who are willing to carry home bloating, atomacb, constipation Moore Fountain Pens their can save money. Ooe ilia that follow disordered digestion. an ImitationP purchase· Gents' Watches, all to build and Who Wants of the fnrcpa at work to cut down tbe Sold Everywhere. styles other security helps equally up cost of marketing, so the producer cnn Victory Lockets on local mer- returns and the consumer waa V7/OULD you call your obtain better The sohool visitor asking the class Rings, latest styles increase the of their own state' and pay lees than he does now for cornmodi- a few questions. property chant and ask him for "imitation" tiea, is tbe Bureau of Markets of United "Now, how do beee dispose of tbelr Tell XJs Your Needs Statee Department of Agriculture. honey?1' he inquired. or raisins, or coffee? Would you cell announced the clever thus to money into their own sugar, FREE DELIVERY ▲ MISKOMEB. "They it," directly put a boy of the olass. ask him to sell you pair of shoes This bureau points oat that it is an abeolate truism that there ia no such as as GRANDMOTHER KNOWS WHAT'S pockets. made of something "just good" thing as free delivery. It may be free in the eenae that the cuatomer doea not QOOD leather? Or a suit of clothes "made a make a separate payment for each item, Mrs. V. M. Katz, 502 Armondale St., Are YOU also interested in high-grade bat each ooata the merchant a N. writes: "I used for" a man, whether or not it fits you? delivery S., Pittsburg, Pa., definite aum, and to cover this coat be Poley's Honey and Tar for my little muet put a higher price oo hia commodi- grandson as be bad a bad cold, and It security like Central Maine Power Company the Genuine ties, and the oustomer paya, though in- lid him lota of good. I used a lot of It Get direotly, for the aervice. wben my own obildreà were small." Market baaketa are in atyle nowadaya, This old reliable medicine helps coughs, Preferred? and it ia one of the wboleaome eigne of solda, croup and whooping oough. Sold International the age that people are breaking away Everywhere. Repairs from the idea that a perfeot lady or If you are, why not send the coupon and gentleman never carried a package. re- When you need Now, tbey are oarrying home not only SOLD BY pairs for your 1 H C food auppliea but other artlclea as well. rhe Hills Store full information. Where the ooet of delivery haa been Jewelry get Farm Equipment, eliminated from the atorea' prices, per· B. L. HUTCHINS. Prop. aona ao aituated that cau take ad- buy the genuine re- tbey Jeweler vantage of the faot and perform their Red Watchmaker and See that this pairs. own delivery aervioea can often make Phone 120-2 trade-mark appreciable aavioga. appears Dpcra House Block* Norway, Me. on each piece. Vegetable· aa Meat Dlata Subatltute. NOTICE. A of "roaata" may be large variety bloodKich, red blood The subscriber notice that she has coursing through Genuine 1 H C are made from the made either hereby gives repairs by combining legamea, your veins-is a sure sign of a good >een duly appointed executrix of the last will or with 1 ind testament of others are copied from beana, owpeas, lentils, peaa digestion. Unless your original patterns—all oheeae of various kinds. Bread crumbs stomach, JAMBS 8. WRIGHT, late of Parle, are of liver and other digestive organs are η the of Oxford, deceased, without Genuine I H C repairs made be added for Beana County copies. may thickening. working promptly and thoroughly, 3ond. All persons having demands against the COUPON same have the same finish, fit as are uaually mashed, but peaa or email sstate of said decease· 1 are desired to present the material, the blood cannot assimilate all the and all Indebted Lima beana may be combined whole ;he same for settlement, and wear as as similar nourishment from your food; your .hereto are requested to make payment imme- Maine accurately, just long with bread crumba and Central : grated cbeeae, Central Maine Power Maine and are not renewed. diately. Co., Augusta, with the or and enough of the liquor in wbioh the energy vitality HANNAH E. WRIGHT, parts purchased original implement Eat all you want, avoid too 1920. 8outh Maine. vegetablea bave been oooked may be only May 18th, Paris, Please send me information about for Maine much and rich but be 8123 your security machine. added to get the right conaiatency. pastry foods, sure to take Form into a roll and bake in the aame plenty pf time, to chew people. slowly and well. is the We are the Authorized IH C Dealers way aa a meat roll. Inatead of beana or Chewing Farm For Sale. beet or first part of the process of digestion. peaa, ohopped apinacb, tope, I offer for sale my farm about two Power Co. A of Name There is one certain and infallible way to head lettuce may be ueed. Home-made teaspeonful "L.F." Atwood'· miles north of Paris Hill. Good build- Medicine cottage oheeae, and the eoft cream oheeee occasionally, will purge ooe hundred and acres of secure I H C them from ings, twenty genuine repairs—buy of oommerce, standard or Bngliab dairy your system of impurities, and al- land; five to six hundred grafted apple Address us. And remember that International service, oheeae ia alao much liked for making low only nutritious elements to trees and wood and -timber enough to auoh dishes to uae in place of meat. The enter the blood. It will keep for the I also have for sale a rendered us, can be 100 per cent right your pay plaoe. by only following reoipe ia reoommended by liver active and you. will the full two-horse oart or will for AUGUSTA, get good exchange of the when International machines are with food apeoiallata United Statea benefit of your food. ι one-boree cart. equipped O. D. 6-8 20 International Department of Agriculture: Keep a bottle of "L.F." always ALBION W. ANDREWS, genuine repairs. Paris Hill. BOSTON BOAST. on hand. It is absolutely harmless 21tf under all conditions, 1 pound oan of kidney beana or equiv- MAINE and will alent quantity of cooked beana help young Farm For Sale. 1 2 of cbeeae and old alike. It ha9 Hay pound grated Cuts 20 tons of and can be madt A. W. Walker & South Paris Bread orumba been a household rem- hay Son, bo cut more. Situated 2 14 miles from Salt edy in many families Booth Paris Good potato land. Maah the oooked beana or tbem three village. put fv generations. machine Barn for stor- the meat Add the Yflir dealer sells it Mostly mowing. through grinder. ing Also wood lot, large enough oheeae and sufficient bread orumba to for 50c a bottle. If hay. you to supply wood for one family. For par- make the mixture stiff to be have never enough tried it, get ticulars inquire of formed into a roll. Bake in a moderate a bottle today, "L.F." C. M. with butter MERRILL, oven, baating occasionally Medicine Co., Portland, 20tf South Paris, Maine. and water. Serve with tomato aauce. Maine. Tbia diab may be flavored with onions, chopped and oooked in butter and water. Mutton and Tomato Pie. i ^ζΐ^ι^ΛΜΛΜΜΜΑΜΑΜΑΜ,^^ COME IN AND SEE THE An excellent way to use cold mutton ia to bake It witb tomatoes, ueiog alter nate layers of tomatoes and meat. The "Kitchen Maid Cabinets" Home Boonomics Experts of the United Statea Department of Agriculture recom- The Beet in the Market mend tbia. A tomato eauce may be used, or tbe following method may be employed: Plaoe in a baking dieb a layer Ν F. A. THAYER of freeb tomatoes or of oooked tomatoes which have been either drained or re- FURNITURE duced in volume by polling. Add a layer of meat, dredg* with flour, salt BILLINGS BLOCK, SOUTH PARIS, MAINE and pepper, and add email bita of butter until tbe materiala are used, arranging to bave a layer of tomatoes on top. M Cover this witb a layer of buttered bread 1 rPHOSE indented in the % orumba or cracker crumbs and bake un- grip spots, til tbe orumba are brown. Io following center of each cleat, are tbia method use tomato, butter and flour safeguards Ï in tbe oorrect proportions for tomato against In forward or eauce, I. e., two level tableepoona each side-slipping. of butter and flour for eaoh oup of toma- backward motion the cleats take toes. hold, like the cleats on an athlete's shoes. Canning Powders Should Not Be Used. I Wanted. In some communities there is a wide ose of Both Thus the Pulpwood upread cauntng powder. S*Œ Ajax Cord is bono and salicylic sold are bought from Cut your Kitchen Hours thoroughly Peeled poplar, second growth white maple, spruce, fir druggists for this purpose. Large quan- dependable. Study the cleated tread. tities of the* θ acids are al«o sold at α No more to fires. more and second white hemlock for on Grand getting up kin41e No coal scut- can growth delivery high price under fanciful canning com- You see it holds. tles to fill or ashes to and no more soot All the why Trunk Railway. Portland to Gorham, Ν. H., 1920-21. pound name*. carry, Tbe United Suits Department ol drudgery that makes kitchen hours drag, abolished. Agriculture warns ugninut the use of any The New Perfection Oil Cook Stove full w or gives cooking F. R. PENLEY, preserving powder ctuuing compound. heat the instant the match is A. C. South Their use encoûrages caieless and un- applied. MAXIM, Paris, Me. WEST PARIS, MAINE. cleanly work, and their excessive use The long, blue chimney on this stove concentrates the OIL· 17 M may be attended with serious effeots flame and the proper draft for upon digestion and health. It is entire· gives just perfect ly practicable to upat up" fruits and combustion. At the same time this chimney drives ail so will indefl IfmPt i vegetables that they keep the heat directly to the spot where it does the most good. nitely by proefssiog tbe produote with Wat* beat. There is no reason for taking the A special feature of the built-in oven eook stove is the risk of using canning powders. heat-retaining oven. Give it thirty minutes of quick heat—close the and turn the burner off. All Automobile Insurance How Much Cereal Should Be Used. damper J the heat is retained in the oven until the food is to be Cereal food of one kind or another %II forms a large part of almost every wbole served. / some and economical diet. As a general The New Perfection Oil Cook Stove has 8,000,000 users. rale, tbe greater tbe part played bj Il .X*■ tbe ♦ oereals tbe oheaper diet. Up to a It comes in 1,2, S and 4-burner sizes. 11 certain point one may cut down the ♦ 'jr■ip' of meat, II quantity eggs, hotter, sugar, Sold by dealers everywhere ♦ fruits, and vegetables used and substi- il tute cereal foods, bat food specialists io ♦ Jl tbe United States Department of Agri- STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK culture say there is a limit beyond whlob this oan not be safely done. *> A sample day's ration for a family of father, mother and three yonng obildren in wbioh oereals are used as freely as it Insure your automobile. It is worth protecting. We considered wise, oontains about 412 NEW PERFECTION pounds of bread, or its equivalent in a STOVE Am WATER HEATER can write a for the following forms: filL COOK you policy variety of cereal foods; 2 quarts of milk, For best results tut 114 pounds of medlum fat meat, 10 Dunoee of batter or other fat, 1-2 pound Socony Kerosene ♦ of sugar and 4 or 5 pounds of fruits and V Fire, Theft, Liability, vegetable·. In this diet tbe oereal foods tapply about one-half of the protein. Ούύύύύύύύι and ν Collision SHE FEELS FINE NOW CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WOKTH Property Damage How to Poaoh Kggs—After struggling Paris Hill Water Company. STATE OF !or year· to poaoh eggs the hotel way, Your kidneys need tel ρ if your bands MONET MAINE. [ was told by the ohef to put a Teaspoon· ο r feet are swollen end there Is s puffy Cot oat this «Up, enoloie with 5o to ABRViL MEETING. WANTED. For Sale. ▲t a reasonable ooet Send for rate· and ul of vinegar in the water and oover the ·< >ok under the eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson, A Co., 2885 Sheffield Avenue, Tresabrer'a Office, Man to work on Pigs very Foley Notice 1· hereby given that the annual meeting farm for seven applica-1 >an. Tbe tbe white of 1' Sth and Edison St, LsJunta, Oolo., name and for ale. I vinegar keeps Chicago, ill., writing your of the stockholder· of the Parla Hill Water Com- Upon the following townhalp or month·. Small rent Four-weeks old pigs tion. and covered » rites: Rave me a ι in the ensuing trao^i oif bind could bo fur· he egg from spreading, the "My kidneys great addreaa clearly. You will reoeive pany, for the eleotlon of officer· for ι a Oxford Count* not liable to be taxed in an* for some I rear and of other bnatnea· t niched if wanted. A. M. DANIELS, nui make· Ibe white oook over the yolk, d Ml of trouble time. took return a trial Foley'» the transaction any >wn, the following uwuiatnl has hten m .ni Addreaa A. B. package containing that come before aald will t »r the Dutrlet tax C., P*ri« H»1L It M. Pa. V Plils and me may legally meeting, foreatry for the year 1WU. Democrat i6tf Pry and see.~B. P., oley Kidney they helped Honey and Tar Compound, for oougba, be held at tne residence of the President, at Office, South Paria. rl There is snob a In OXTOBD OOUHTT WILD gbt away. ohange oolda and oroup. Foley Kidney Pill· Parla Hill, Maine, on Saturday evening, Jane L peodloitle—but ΙΌΒΕ8ΤΒΤ businesa Insurance and Pianos, ubber rings and Bufflolent heat to prooess a 1 over. you, father." \ DI8TBIGT TAX with am. "I'm like my dear. Ton lage. he produote thoroughly In th· closed Mr. Joax—Yes: I guess I They glad jou It, JO·. W. eiMPfOM, Treuarerif «tola. « comT^f:dump GEORGE M. ATWOOD, 80UTH PARIS, MAINE'! ontainer. h Ought me here una ambulance. helped to Guhtflt eo." *** I. NrHASKBLL. I4tf South Pv*