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88. VOLUME SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. NUMBER 39. I PAKK à Milk Pasteurization. SOUTH PARIS NORWAY. fjfiiUCS AMONG THE FABMERS. 4 Attorners at Law, People In Oxford County, wLo farnlal The Qreat Event of the Year MAIN Β CUT :: milk (or (be Portland market, may bi BitSIL, OParfc Intereated In the from thi Morton T. Garland of Bnokfleld «u the wbo left tbla Herri'·it· «1ΙΤ7 "SPUD THE FLOW." following Among jonog people ». FLOWERS Pre·· In to In lown week to attend aobool In the varions Ic- ιίΆΛ Portland regard paateurlza Thursday. PARK. tlon. stitutiona were Charles Franois Cam· Roland Frenob of tu In town JMSTD. 9unepal \®opk a "The of I CROWDS ATTEND THE OXFORD COUNTY PAIR Klngflold Leslie Olbaon· a The Oarden. question properly safeguard se?eral lut week. mlnga, (for post-grad- 4 Auctioneer, §peeialtg Backyard Portland la day· uate end Glenn R. Mclntlre fur licensed Tie log the milk supply of agali courte), MAIN*. true, good firmer friend·, we're had to hoc AS THESE MANY YEARS. «η1 an' diacuaaed and In this connection li FOR LO! Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bowker of Port- Bowdoln Mlaa Margaret Elaen- iOCTH PARIS. spade, «cratch, being College; Wreaths and But now we're eattn' titer· from our own gai may be Interealing to learn that Roche» land were in town Wed Dead ay. winter, Brown University; Mlaa Laures- Modem»· Pillows, All Set Pieces den r««i patch, ter, Ν. T., where a keen Intereat l« taker teln Foster, Laaaelle Seminary; Mlaa An' bean·, that look ao splendid, a cllmbln' uj ( on the and Other AI»o Prof. W. 8. the musical di- in health Is now the About Five Hundred Cattle Qrounde, Department· Wight, Snale L. Bradbury, Naaaon STEVENS, the pole, public subjects, just or Institute; MADE TO ORDER 1 rector of Bethel, wae in town a day DU MAROI'ERITE Not only feast the palate—feast the eye, an center of a heated dlapute over milk pas- Well FHIed.--But One Accident of Consequence. Stephen J. Cammlnga, Dean Academ* ; feaat the soul. two last week. F. Kent'a Bill Sem ç OSTEOPATH. An' teurization. Clayton Parington, 5 m. that's standing up, ·ο grace 4 Ρ m··t0 Tbar$d»y p. corn^ proudly "A oompulaory milk pasteurization or- Henry W. Stuart of Portland flatted nary; and Mlaa Uldlne N. Bennett, itJaod»? Bualneaa Makln"gatn»t the olè grey fence, a frieze thai dinance has juat been preaented in that Ια of all a county Μ η. H. P. Andrew*, Norway, bad a relative· in town last week and attended Gray's College. Me. "boat· 'em all." spite temptations tbe Block. Norway, oity by a committee of the oounoil. It la the while not □ne exhibit of ohina. There the oounty fair. The teacher·' meeting of Flrat soyts w E. P. Florist.- An' georgeoua red tomatoe·—Where thin) fair offer·, skies smiling hand-painted TiL-phoee 70. d'ye some oitizena In addi- Universal let S and Sobool waa held CROCKETT, they «et their dye? being oppoaed by refused to shed tears on Tues- waa a dlaplay of water color· by ay broadly large C. S. MoArdle of Ν. Υ , -an be aiade by telephone. 8cheneotady, Perhaps the west wind brings It from the erlm tion to the small milk dealers. The milk when tbe Oxford John D Cole, Norway, alio one picture wltb Mra. I. W. Walfce Friday evening. ^.pjntauau son sunset day County Agricul- a citizen of Sooth If sky. dealers to the ordinance because There wete oil· long Paris, spend- M re. Annie Seaaiona baa been eleoted Greenhouse, Porter South Paris Who rays the beets an' dont make « objeot tural Sooiety opened its seventy-ninth by Freedy Bradbury. by a vacation here. Street, cabbage of them to If ing from Mt. Bebekab fine display, the expense It will put they exhibition. The Volstead aot has been Mrs. H. P. Andrew*, alto one by MIm delegate Hope Lodge & Son, An' the are to to beld In Portland Longley carrot's airy fairy plumes that In th< foroed to pasteurize their prodnot. in full force in Oxford for tbe Mattle Richard·. There were crayon· Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bessey of Rum- tbe aaaembly be TsL 111-3 breeze· County fï away; "Among those who have joined In the Mr·. Llda an oil ford were of reUtivea in town next month. Nor In can flower thai past two months or more, and every- by Pletoher, painting by guests Norway, My Lady'a garden any Is director of Tbe ladlea served Innobea blows forum Dr. John R. Murlin, thing is dry and perhaps will remain so Mr·. A. E. Tboma·. There were origi- during the past week. following Outvie the chalice that on vine the of vital economics of the nal varloua kinds' Rotb for tbe Universaiist oburcb at tbe fair: golden my squash department for an indefinite any rate on deaigna of by and Newton of Sooth grows. merit period,—at Mr. Mr·. Stanley were University of Roohester, who sees were it Gore Miller. There were several On Tneaday the ladlea Mra. Lizxie Heating, Ο, I could discourse longer—yea, countless Tuesday morning tbe indications apeci Portland visited relatives here last week Plumbing, in the that the would make mena of work lira. Helen Sam peon, Miaa Delia Mra. Jeaaie hours bcgullo— prospect plan would not let go its severity for a day or orayon by and attended the fair. Noyee, Work. of a cen- and Mra. Sheet Metal On backyard garden riches—for nothing more for tbe pasteurizing all milk at two at least. Thomas Pratt. There were quite a num- Whitman, Mra. Izab Sanborn A SPECIALTY. worth while tral depot of distribution. a ber of Ruth Church- Mr. and Mrs. Π. A. Morton and Kath- Maud Wednesday, Mra. Ines CEILINGS Can M other Nature ahow ua in her wondrous Tbe society's grounds had been busy pencil drawings by DeCoater; jTIil "The real from the of leen Richardson have moat of the Β Mra. Lotta Mra. Alice picture-book. fight, viewpoint place for several days before the open- ill, June Smith, Alice Dyer, Plora Whit- apent Billa, Aabton, An' the best of It taste as consumera a hand in tbe affair, all also work week at their at Pond. Mclntlre, Mra. Abbie Heatb, Mra. Honor Dr. A. Leon Sikkenga, part la, they good's taking ing. Those who bad midway concessions man, young people; fanoy camp Sbagg they look. concerne the whether Mrs. Etta s: question pasteuri- to in on and by Marlon Ames, Mnaa Taylor, Lora Downing, Lebroke; Thnraday, PHYSICIAN, So sow, good farmer friends, let us figure on began pour Friday Saturday Robert L. Whittle of Portland visited OSTEOPATHIC this zation destroys milk properties Impor- Orace Rand, Bernioe Tburlow, Mra. 0. Hill, Mra. Hllia, Mra. Annie plan, before the fair and one, at least—tbe Porter, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Whittle, That "we'll eat what we can, an' what we can't tant aa to nutrition and health. Oppo- K'izabeth and Bertha Bowker. Beck, Mra. DeCoater, Mra. Sanborn, MAINE merry-go-round—bad been there nearly Cooper for a few days last week through the If the children see and never we'll can." nents of the process assert that the vita· There waa a of the Mra. Alice Danfortb, Mra. Sampaon and JOBWAY. you always spending Mabt Maxim. if not quite a week. Must of the mid- large dlaplay fruit, fair. Tel Residence 324-3. which reoeive so muob attentloo exhibitora H. E. Oli- Mlaa Nnvea. mines, way shows travel by auto truck, and being EHiogwood, can blame them if the idea that life from are killed as a was Mra. Edward E. Mra. Alioe R Office 224-2. saving, you they get The Talbot Farm. nowadays dietarlans, they used tbe concrete road for traveling ver Buok, E. O. Prencb, Β F. Richarde, Earl Oleason In West Sumner sev- Witt, result of milk to such tem- H. eral the week on ao- Danfortb and Mra. Izab T. Sanborn have is one carnival of ? Down below the Harrlman and the bringing high about as soon as it was opened. Many W. G. Conant, E. G. Parnbam, F. day·» during past grand gleeful indulgence perature. But opinion is still di- J. W. G. I. C. count of down of the sled fac- been oboaen delegatea from the Uni- Cumminga (arms on Pore Street is the expert of tbe exhibitors of oattle at tbe various Crookett, Cobb, Conant, shutting vided on ibat If all consumers R. W. 8. P. L. veraaiiat chuich to the atate convention Talbot farm. Like the two farm· men- point. fairs traveled tbe same way, and even King, J. Colby, Wyman, tory. Now take them the hand and let them see could afford to certified milk—that A. A. W. H. John Mo- t) be held in Watervllle this week. by you tioned one oannot fail to notice buy trotting horses arrived on a horse Poll- Jenkins, Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bird of Bean above, raw Roy Worcester, Mr. and Mra. F. W. Sanborn bave re· is, milk carefully safeguarded against man. Keen, O. N. Coz, E. C. Brigga, John I Hastings make next Let them look around this firm because of the fine buildings They resembled the famous Frenob are of his father, Amos A. your saving deposit. bad of any sort—there would be G. N. Herman Mass., guests turned from their visit In Meredith Cen- wbioh tdorn it—a two-story bonse with germs oar· described by our world wide sol- Wallingford, Emmons, from Worcester little demand for Such C. F. James Bird, driving through ter, Ν. H. in Real Estate, the bank and used to the wide and and a pasteurization. diers with tbe "8 ohe7eaux— Morse, Churobill, Bryant, Dealer get porch fancy trimmings inscription, with their oar. a \ place. is not tbe and federal F. Waldo Orln A. Holden of N. H., la barn to with the bonse. admittedly case, 40 hommes." J. A. Hlbba, J. Kiog, Beeaey, Milton, large correspond of in town. hebiih officials do not hesitate to advise have were P. A. F. H. Corbett, C. W Maurice L. Noyes has brought snit guest relativea PARIS, ME. or them with the im- Those whose memory runs back half a Many of those who exhibit· Cooper, SOUTH And, course, you'll impress in favor of tbe pasteurization method. F. C. Sturtevaut, Cu«b- against the town of Paris for water dam- Mra. Cbarlee Canwell waa In Auburn century can recollect a plain story-and- busy the last of tbe previous week get- Cooper, Dwlgbt The nltlmate decision awaits more exact C. W. W. T. at the corner of Qotbic Street and for five or nix recently. of THEIR Accounts. a-balf bonse white with a barn them into shape, and even Sunday man, Cnmming·, Knightly. age daya R. BUTTS portance painted ting Miaa Baker of Portland waa Savings knowledge concerning the effects of pas- a of its sabbatical lu all there were 500 plate displays and Western Avenue. Jennie P. RALPH in the rear upon which was no paint at lost good deal quiet. teurization. seven box There were 51 in town laat week. both weathered time and use into was spent in putting tbe displays. plates Mrs. W. all, by Monday Mr. and George Frothingham Mra. waa Pbmbing. Heating, Wiring "It h»s long been held In Portland in and of pears contributed by O. C. Back, J. Addie Spearln of Wcodforda a dark gray which melted into the land grounds gala day dress, Tuesday of Haverhill, Mass., who usually get that a milk supply Is not A. Ο. N. Cox, James E. a recent gueat of Mr. and Mra. Frank 3 Main Street scape in a becoming and homelike man- safeguarded morning found them a-flutter with bunt- Bibb·, Bryant, back to their old home for the fair, are only advisable, but that it is absolutely G. C. W. Cooper, A. A. Co- 3rett. ner. However, some years ago lightning ing and flags. Farnbam, relatives and friends here. essential. Tbe of this oity are J. F. E. W. Arthur visiting Mr*. Herman L. Bartlett waa In Lovell marked these for Its own, and people Tbe midway was larger and it is said dant, King, Tork, Paris, Maine THE NORWAY NATIONAL BANK buildings well satisfied on that It John P. and W. C. Mr. and Mrs. John T. and laat «reek at Stearna with her South tbe ones were ereoted to take pretty point. better than ever before, but one missed Buck, Howe, 8ymonds. Lindiey Camp art present be that Portland's milk isn't There were 12 of dis- Ruth of Boston were the Mra. Ellen Stearna, and iliter, TEL. the of those burued. may supply several features. Tbe wild man of Bor- plates grapes daughter guests mother, place all that it but we haven't any W. F. E. 0. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ε the Mra. .Toaepbine Stone. Mra. Stearna and Oldest and Strongest National Bank of tbe fire and this might be, oeo, from bis association with many fairs, played by Knightly, French, Hall, during In tbe days before, Mrs Stone leave for doubt In tbe world about its being better so as to a as B. F. Richard· and Oliver Buck. of the fair, also C. P. Swan of Bos ahortly Indianapolia, in Oxford farm was owned and carried on by J. bad become tame be failure days County than tbe milk of were seven of ex- ton. wbere will tbe winter. the average supply many an attraction, or the tines of tbe There plates plums Ind., they apend Gardner Rowe, who occupied place perhaps Miaa Emilie Davla la Mra. Mar- BILLINGS other oities. This controversy in Roch- were wont to hibited O. C. Buck, Arthur Buck, visiting LS. Maine many years, it nntil his death, pitchfork with which they by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arleon Norway, occupied N. will be followed with some June and Ο. N. Cox. Riob, tha Irlah in New Qiouceater. OP AND UËALER IN when it to his Rowe. ester, T., him had accidentally been bis death, Bryant Ethel of Me- lAMPACTlktR descended son, Fred prod Rich end Miss Saunders Ruth haa entered Hebron interest in Portland, however, where dis- wasn't but Ferris There were four displays of peaches, Mlaa Libby The latter Mr. Rowe sold It to Leon A. anyway he there, chanic Falls were in town Tuesday call- and cussion· aa to the best way of safeguard- were more one eaoh Mrs. Annie Wheeler, E. G. Academy. Bed Cedar Spruce Clap- and retired to the of wheels and merry-go-rounds by on relatives and the county Brooke, village milk are John Pieroe and W. O. ing visiting The new oement bridge over Tannery one of few men to obtain ing constantly being brought numerous than usual and of improved Farnbam, Perry. New Brunswick Cedar Norway, being fair. was for :oardfl. forward la one or another." no Of the Wendell Barrett bad Brook opened traffic Tuesday a in Mr. way meobanlcal construction requiring vegetables, competency agriculture. a North Carolina Pine, run on. Tbe old machines also G. D. Verrlll, P. G. Cox, There will be meeting of the Pythian morning. jangles. Brooks owned tbe farm a few years and Bed New Pest. traoks to squash, Chicken Bug Anton N. Isaac Sisters on evening, Sept. 27. A Mr. and Mra. Samuel H. Haydan have sold it to Arthur B. Talbot, who now were a kind of Noah's ark arrangement Nleml, George Emmons, Tuesday flooring and Sheathing, Several New England Homestead read- Arthur D. L. attendance Is as there is to cloaed their aummer bome bere at tbe owns and carries it on. where tbe animals traveled two by two. Monk, Brooks, Chaplin large desired, lo to for an en lake and to Wall Board, er» have written asking what do rnn abreast. and O. C. Wendell Bar- be balloting for candidates, also gone Pigeon Cove, Maaa., ?jroid Roofing, Mr. Talbot runs tbe place as a milk In this one they three Buck; pumpkins, a wbioh was their rett and laaao watermelons and and refreshments. wbere tbey are gueata of Mr. and Mra. of bis paraaifce infesting There was a young people's and old Monk; tertainment Barrel Heads, and furm, disposing produot daily houses and wbicb resembled tbe E. Geo. N. Emmons Judaon Dean, before to their boms ipple to house in of poultry where those who did citron, P. Crockett, of going from house the village people's whirligig Miss Muriel Park the public schools at KINDS bed in size and appearanoe. a and C. D. Lewi· Mancheater-by-the-Sea. LUMBER OF ALL South Paris. ordinary bug not feel able to ride horse could sit Morse; muskmelons, of this was at her home In Bethel The are found in and around W. H. and Geo. N. Em- village Mrs. E. J. Graaamann, wbo bas been farm is well fitted for this bogs usually on an seat and see tbe Button, Perry of the Tbe pur- quietly ordinary several days last week because summer with her Maine. in Shoes! the nest, in oases of severe in- mons. Mr. Emmons had also a fine dis- spending tbe parents, South Paris, as it does like tbe other although world, or rather tbe fair, go by. of schools on account of tbe pose, running be found in cracks closing the Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Clement, has Bargains festation they may were all kinds of merchandise play of potatoes, peppers, oarrots, cab along Fore Street, from the fer- There Oxford fair. places and in various parts of the ben onions. C. F. Churobill displayed County gone to her borne In Elisabeth, N. J. Women's dark Nubuck medium toe, low heel, for tile intervales on the river to tbe high groovea for sale in booths. bages, grey Oxfords, bouse. that these ooiona and C. W. the fair week visitors who are Harry Laaaelle, wbo baa been apendlng E. W. CHANDLER, laud above road snd railroad. On tbe Entomologists say There were bowling alleys, Afrioan potatoes; Cooper, Among were are and distlnot from the beet·. Isaac Monk bad of to- with their ibe aummer In Preaque lale, apent laat $6.00, is tbe with wbioh to bugs separate and dodgers not African. There displays greeted great pleasure by 8.50. first obtained bay dodgers, of week with hie Mra. commun bed bug», and will not attaok a and Maxim had potatoes, friends was Professor W. S. Ripley mother, Mary Brigga. feed tbe stock, and on the second tbe was one dodger arrangement where matoes, Philip dark Nubuck narrow toe, heel, for man. It was these were beets and onions. the well known who He leavea tbia week for Tufta College, I Women's grey Pumps, military summer season. supposed bogs woman in a garb of Boston, musician, Builders' Finish pasturage for the yonng picturesque wbere he will resume hia dental étudies. parasltlo on bats, but within the past half and half verti- General displays of farm products were usually makes a visit to his old boue iGfttrnîsù 1>(X>R8 and WINDOWS of My were 8.00. There are also fields upon the plains black and yellow, high two or three in varions E. Geo. N. town at the time of the fair If be oan. Mr. and Mra. Adney A. Keene of Brie· si ratsooable $5.75, years reporta stood a to be made by Verne Knightly, ta»Style price·. land between upon which various crops cally, upon platform ready Ν. were of Mr. and Mra. were of the country show that they have a stuffed Emmona, C. D. Morse, Elm6r P. Buok toi, Η., gueata Women's dark brown narrow toe, military heel, $7.50, are raised. parts knocked down into box. There Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fletcher, Edward Pumps, transferred their field of to and J. A. Hlbbs. Fred W. Lovejoy for a couple of days operation! were numerous shooting affairs where E. Shaw and Miss Lena L. Franok mo- ϋδύ Window Sl Door Frames. now The ones now 5.00. bouse·. of canned were made last week. 5.5a $7.00 Rain and poultry the luoky oould get something. Displays goods tored to Llvermore one day last week 01 Farming. this Is tbe same as Geo. Dr. and Mra. Watson of Haver· L'iawim of any kind of Flalaii for I η aide The control of pest of the by Mr·. Woodbury Russell and Mrs. Harry at baa Tbe larger part booths, however, aud visited Mrs. Fletoher's father, Ed- as m· : la order·. Pine Lob Russia Calf medium toe. A trade The drought Oxford County been used for lice. Mass., were in town uaual during your Men's tony Red Bals, good that commonly eradicating were for tbe inner man. These N. Emmons. bill, on hand for Oaah. In a filling ward Mr. Phillips returned a sud stiln«r.e<« Cheap | passing tbrongb company with large The first is to clean the Two of cheese were shown Phillips. fair week. The dootor had couple of now thing thoroughly were run both foreign and domestic specimens to visit tbe Oxford $10.00, 7.35. of tbe world has caused ber farmers from the by with them County boraea in the raoea at tbe fair. part house, removing all material these were the by Mrs. A. M. Dunham. and Job Work. to some parties. Among high fair. a *inlng, Sawing and other citizens do bard nest and all tbe litter from tbe floor and of flowers were made Mrs. Miss Marion L. Downing has been These are a few of our many values. school boys and girls of West Paris and Displays by 1 Pine for Sale. just good abont rain and its necessity. or L. was recent gueat of ber Mrs. Muccc Sbeathlnc thinking then paint spray roosts, nests, drop- Paris. Annie Wheeler, Mildred Seitz, Mrs. The band concert which postponed grandmother, In oonnection with this the fol- South L. Δ. in Minot. tbongbt ping boards and other harboring plaoes and Twitohell had A. Knight and Mrs. Woodbnry Russell. from the preceding week, was given by Downing, E. U. ( issued the National Geo- Lovejoy eating Mrs. Richard Dietrich of Auburn has HANDLER, lowing by with a tborongh coating of crude oil or the Ladies' Social Union of were shown by Mrs. Eva Dresser, tbe Norway-Paris Band in Moore Park of Interest: houses, and Rugs '•tsiiaae- .... Maine. graphic Sooiety may be mineral oil such aa tbe Mrs. Vesta A touch of been visiting her aiater, Mra. Harry Jud- heavy oylinder South Paris had tbelr rooms open; also Mrs. C. 8. Doble, Cbapmao, last Monday evening. "While everybody realizes In a oase. Al- to make kina. general oil ont of tbe automobile crank of the Cirole of Mrs. Hannah Billings and Gertrude autumn chill in tbe air tended on the ladies Congregational visit- way that tbe world depends rainfall severe cases the bens should be than at tbe Miaa Lona Noble of Portland li In Norway. Tbe ladles of the Universaliet len. the audience smaller previous FOR SALE. and fertility for food, there are very for a few relativea in town. N. SWETT SHOE COMPANY kept out of tbe ben bouse days Circle of Norway served lunches in tbe A display of agricultural machinery concert. ing Ε. waa who even Then In 10 Au- Mra. Marehall Pitta of Harrlaon few, perhaps, approximately after applying tbe oil. days Mrs. W. Bowker and Mrs. How- was made by A. W. Walker & Son. machine. McCormick, bow little tbe hall. C. A man who has been keeping track of ber Mlai Mowing NO ΚWAY appreciate comparatively the seoond should be made track· and tractors were made tbe gueat laat week of aunt, House Block. Telephone 38-8. application ard Shaw ran a cafeteria lunch inside tos, by m we bare bad in the at Paris Hill or Opera farmer does in the prooess •nob rainfall pait Elizabeth Foas. horse. Box 23 actually great to iDsure killing any bugs which esoape ran <& Buick Co., tbe hall, while Fletcher and Foster Ripley Fletcher, Norway few montbe tells tbe Democrat that tbeie of crop-growing. To plow million! of from tbe first treatment Auto and the Motor Mr. and Mrs. Moaea Young of 8umner sone ——— Although bags on the outside. Reo Co., Chevrolet 163-4. içtf to mil- lunches waa an inch and a balf in Wednesday were a or two teres furrow by furrow, spend are found on tbe no in town day laat week, 0SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^S^sssss sometimes hens, w ci c auu iu Co. made 1UOIC guuu uivpiaja | ! —· displays. a -fit- Is of on and to lumuj rain. If this la correot, It son Odell of tbe lions dollars fertilizers, reap need be tbe birds aa tbe mere wee · m>u night's alao Η. T. Heatb and treatment given the ball. Those of «η na largo (IUUIUJ uiapiaj since and is no mean task. advertising doubtless tbe heaviest day's rainfall aame For and gather thresh, are not with claws for the ezbibltor·: Julia· C. Cleve- town. Fitted Wood and Hay bugs equipped ture were as follows: following snow went off. At it made And with tbe part that oan Nor- tbe any rate, yet compared stioklng fast and tbe hens easily get lower one saw land, Norway, who had 26 coopa, I (Additional Norway locals on page I.) in man's work Id entering the story music for a few hours. Sale. Nature plays tbe process, of them or man 5 H. E. rid through dusting ruffling the rest room of the Portland Eveninp C. Tomer, coops, Lovejoy, I seems a very labor. For and of Bri«- ! have 'or sale a of fitted WE slight instance, their feathers. R P. was in tbe β coops, Philip Stone, Alpheus Lovcj >v, Haiold T. Thayer family quantity to Express. Skeetop right Mra. ArvlIU F. Spring. it takes about 20 inches of rainfall with 4 Carlton C D I Ν. have been of bis par· ove wood ; also several tons of band corner of tbe lower floor with grasp coops, Record, toi, Η., guests grow a food crop under onr general ▲. Theodore ▲gain the Angel of Death baa paaaed Monster Produced. an be bas been for a number of Morse, Charles Prancla, 10 coop·, Gay euts, Mr. and Mrs. Tbaye::, ha v. means abont Egg good», over oar aod called one of jiod Can tell a reader of the Oxford farming methods, which 10 Norman E. ! the and took In tbe commodity, ever reoordad at Storrs Next to bim were two jewelry Back, ooops, Philip Stone, during past week, 2260 tons of water to tbe acre. That Tbe largest egg years. B. In com- Ita moat estimable members to her well· FRANK BENNETT, ran ber P. H. Corbett, A. E. Morse, T. fair. They came from Bristol a mile off. was laid tbe 44th week by a booths. Mrs. D. Morse gift shop Turner, I South Parie. Democrat Heems a preposterous figure, but tbe during 3 Η. E. P. M. witb Mrs. Mr. earned rent. Route No. 3, owned as nsual in tbe center of this floor. Doughty, coopa, Lovejoy, pany Thayer's parents, doubter can demonstrate its cor- Rhode Island Reii ben, by Judge E. Mr. Mra. Arvilla P. paaaed and* mt easily & of ex Babineaa, P. and Mrs. Adney Keene. Thayer Spring farmer W. H. Card of Manchester, Ct. In or- L. M. LoDgley Son Norway Wyman, Raymond 8th of acuM rectness. Suppose tbe Amerioan 6 C. 6. G. R. and will visit elsewhere denly away Sept. Bright'· to In one's mind the biblted plumbing and beating conven- Crockett, coops, Miller, family probably Tell them about our wonderful materials—our had to haul tbe water bis must der piotnre appear- home. disease, aged 69 yeara, δ month·, 22 day·. ground iences. The Auburn Electrical Co. had Este·, E. Jackson. before returning a and that ance of such an unnaual egg It will be was in a of From to Ζ models have to give him good crop, Varieties exhibited: White She born Baldwin, daughter Everything A Waltham-like workmanship—our interesting well to remember tbat tbe atandard a display of about everything in tbe elec Plymouth Fire Chief Albion H. Monlton tbe distance and freight rate were tbe egg Barred Plymouth Deputy Joaeph and Abigail Bnrnell. On Oct. never know 2 ounces and tbat it measures trical line. W. J. Wheeler & Co. bad Rock, Light Brahma, Portland was in town and and our intensified values—but he will same as the average railroad haul and weighs Cornish of Wednesday, 25tb, 1674, ahe waa married to Mr. Mar· in one which dis- Mottled Ancona, Game, Accordéons On that about 6 12 inches one way and from β to two booths, of they Rock, attended tbe fair. He came by of where ahe baa inbero'as, Autoharps, and other clothier's raté in tbe United States. Indian Glnzere Wbiteheckle county ahali Spring Hiram, ] the difference between this any Hena in the con- and in tbe other Edison Game, into on tbe Not basis, It would cost him more than 14000 β 1-2 the other way. played pianos Ban- auto and got grief way. reaided ever alnoe. He died in 1012. She with two machines. F. G. Wbitcomb of Game, Redglll Game, Seabright out of the the ; Banjos, Banjo-mandolins note until he COMPARES. an acre to water his place. test not infrequently lay egga talking Red many miles city engite waa a devoted wife, a loving mother, a kitchen while tam, White Bantam, Lakenwalder, cur not wonld big water bill be tbat will run up double normal Norway displayed utensils, The deputy looked the and a friend. we never use this word in "But only yolks Breaated Rhode Ialand White atopped. peaceable neighbor, loyal I Cases, Caruso jest) no has ever near (be Mason Manufacturing Co. Game, Red, see no reason for Ciiendars, Honestly* (and half a million dollars on a 100-acre «ise, but aucb monster egg by over and could trouble, She baa been onr neighbor nearly 47 as nearly milkers and Black Minorca. a bit if walk in bold life before Ita circum- had toys. De Laval sepa- Wyandotte, but as it would not go, be hired a farmer time we have known we don't mind it you'll farm, but bis fertilizer bill, also, would appeared. equatorial were four of exhib- year·. Daring that Dictionary es—Webster's rators were shown in one booth. There ooopa geeae a sum. It Is esti- ference was 7 1-2 loohes and its polar cir- to tow bim to the nearest garage. Tbere no aot of her· that we would vlah to for· are Around"—in fact amount to neat little ited Walter Woodworth and T. B. and tell us that "Looking was It In one corner of the lower ball Rob- by was no to Make you mated that in tbe of normal cumference θ 1-2 Inches. weighed it waa discovered tbere gasoline no word that we woold blot, and no Everything Harmony we prooess native Doughty. get, to look around because tbe a little over β 1-2 ounoes, wbioh means ert Blckford displayed gems. in tbe tank of tbe car. This defect wits scandal or dlacord we would like help you soil water presents ducks were shown ayllable of goaalp, evaporation, of Next him Howard Bristol Three ooopa of by he In tbia vil- Fifes, Fun Makers of its with about that it was the equivalent, by weight, displayed soon remedied, and arrived traced to her. She In a high Piddles, an of what are for—VALUE rootlets neighborhood A. E. and two ooopa of turkeya poaaeaaed, have idea you looking a normal hens' beads and The next, Madison Morae, at fair in seaaoo. ex- fourteen of a year to three and quarter eggs. jewelry. lage and tbe proper degree, tboae amiable qualifie· that Gennett Records pounds ammonia act filled a booth with by Mra. W. E. Morae. Q^aitaxs, we also know where find it—HERE. It waa believed at tbe time that the Mineral Spring large alt and adorn and her —and you'll tbe acre." Rabbits were exhibited for the first In honor of her birthday, womanhood; high snob an Immense would tbeir eighty-first of expelling egg produots. a sur- ideal waa to make her home tbe happiest Heifetz, Hymns the N. D. Bolster Co. bad time In the history of the fair this year, Mrs. Lucella C. Morton was given Harmonicas, A Smart Farmerette. klkill tbe ben tbat laid it. This, however, Upstairs on earth for tboae whom ahe loved. the tbe of there being 12 coops, shown by Guy Buck party last Monday evening. Tbe place wwas not tbe case, aa tbe bird seema to their usual space for display prise ha· and aaataloed tbe I Wuments, Ink Mr·. Mary J. Small of Freeport, hale and Arthur Brooka. birthday date is tbe 20tb, but tbe event She long folly baveht entirely reoovered from the per- carpets, etc. Tbe Grabam Manufactur- of the time-booored and at the of take· wis observed tbe before m a generoua boapltallty hearty age ninety, this unusual feat. Co. cleaners and evening l«s Heifetz formance of ing displayed clothing one or family, foar generation· of whiob bava Harps,—Jascha & ANDREWS the oake for accomplishments at that The Paris Co. matter of convenience. With EASTMAN jewelry. Manufacturing on the anceatral farm alnoe 1792. remarkable who lost made an dis- others Mrs. Morton was invited to reaided Kat age. Thl· woman, made a of tbe goods from The granges interesting two îawos, gut Maine large display ton Mr. It waa aettled by Capt. Thomaa Spring, Clothiers and Furnishers ber second husband some years ago, Apple·. Leonard H. Parker of Lew- as nsnal. tea at tbe home of her and wife, tbeir plant. play who waa a soldier in tbe Revolution, un- Lauder's oarries on a 60 acre farm, takes care of Maine baa prospects of 560,000 barrel* W. P. Tubbe' Frederick Roble GraDge of Otlsfleld and Mrs. H. A. Morton. In tbe evening laugh producers Iston showed mirrors. der He waa aacceeded by Paris her raines a sella a veal of0j agalnat In 1920 ; 601,000 bad a of cedar with name ol unannounced visitor· included oblldrun Washington. South stock, porker, apples, 266,000 1•nowsboea and akiis were in evidence, background and hie ΙΟ Market a oow. She Frait I· ladies tbe and other relatives of hia aon, Hon. llaraball Spring, Mandolins, Metronomes Square, oalf occasionally and milks |Qto 1919 and 226,000 lo 1918. Carroll A Jellerson's shoes. Mrs. the grange in «liver. The of and grandcbildreu also aon Marshall. Mra. waa deeply attends to the farm choree like a real •omewbatB0 coder size, qolte free from In· had milli- made a display of fancy Mrs. Morton, till the party numbered Spring ^ Records Freelove of North Bridgton grange qaite interested In the varlooa movementa la Everything Negro hand and has a whioh any acaeotaod coloring and There were several ancient tblngi Refreshments were serv- farm garden fungous defeoU; nery. work. twenty-three. ! was witb aid of humanity and tbe public welfare. one would be to exhibit, where q, Fall aod winter froit about mane excei- behind the rail—a baby's bonnet which and Mrs. Morton preaented Oil prond quality good. As uaaai loverai granges ed, io whiob her O-H-I-0 oommon aod distrib- tbe occasion. During tbe World War, she raises all the vegetables, etequally good, fairly evenly ent and were bad been need tbrongb three generations, « reminder of Intereating displays. They ion served, the and ber home- cultivates berries and even bas a row of Q|uted over producing areas. Wealthy, and an old shuttle. Several articles were yoangeat aayer Rolls Parie and Prederiok Robie (Additional local news on page 3.) tae 50c—Pianos she aome lebron, hold were active lo aid of Bed Croat growing. Tes, of coorse qGrsvenatein, Harvey, Maolntoab Tbe and Girl·' Claba shown made by the older members. ^rangea. Boya' cauae. ^°eer all sorts oes ber own like a aod Wolf River are male fall varieties; was a corncob exaotly in things, Seanuts canning professional. nade an excellent showing. Tboae ihak- There grown π ere ana mere. 01 11- .1» Ι-Λ tk. Π>Ι.<Η>ΙΙ>» to two and Ben Davis are mitten. There Mrs. Small subscribes dally pa- gBaldwin, 8tark, Spy, exhibits were the Prlsoillaa of Soatb tbe shape of a child's Rosin doesn't ng ohorob. •epairs, and two farm journals, bat Œmain later one·. Buyers reported aotlve Clnb of Sooth was a display of vegetables with SALE! pers Paris, the Happy Helpers' good Of ber nine Ada M. died In FOR children, these Tbe fol· and think there Is muob in them days 5,bot aalea oot made freely yet. Paris and tbe Sewing Clnb of Bnokfleld. some nnnsnal things like peanuts Those wbo read the syndicated natnre Sheet Music, Starr's are re- in obildbood. The otber eight, with auch Strings, load advertising. ]c ablpplog point price· were divided into senior banana melons. The committee of T. W. running in per except lowiog These stories Burgees ere all short hardwood, $2.00 Fall run displays Sanford Annie, training end heredity, winning their Machines and Records Mill wood, ported,ρ per barrel; apple·—tree tnd sewing clubs, tbe first were charge were Mr. and Mrs. various paper· may have grieved over Talking load to Β junior way In their life-work In four atatee, vl*. : $1.75 per Hen Culture. f!12.25 to «4 00; A grade «4.00 15.60; of johool and tbe second Mr. and Mr·. Iitao Fox, Mr·. E. W the of a young bine beron m Mill wood, all short softwood, (Iris high age, mishap Mrs. Blanche Page of Fryebnrg, lire. Usawhat and R1grade 13.00 to 95 25. Winter applea—tree from 10 to 13. The York and Mrs. E. A. Anderson. related him reoently; but something Ukuleles, .... 20o per barrel The hen is a temperamental bird arith ages running by Perclval Oorham, Herbert 0. "roo |2 25 to $4 60. Cidera per 100 need cooes and one of these Skilllngeof Dowel Buttings, entertained. The secret Junior Sweet Corn Club (ages from 10 to Pari· Grange pine worse in real life overtook Mlaa I Victor Records cord most be kept There wai of Omaha, Neb., Mia* Annie M. and Victrolas, 4 foot, $6.00 per is never Ρpouoda, 10.86 to 11.00. made a The Nor- crab apples for deoorations. birds in the town of Wilton not long Birch slabs and edgings, of success with a laying stock L4 yean) good display. Emma of Hiram, Fred C. of Portland, cord When School of a choice collection of fruit, vegetables since. There was printed in the Demo- ; Watahwaso Records, Whistles .... $4.00 per to let the bene beoome bored. way High Department Agrl- Walter M. of Merlden, Conn., Tbomaa of Pine slabs, 4 foot, of Product#. some excellent needs and grasses, jellies and canned a few weeks tbe account of bene lose Interest In life the poultry- Importation Dairy julture also bad produoti. crat only ago liaee. leavee two alatera: the wa· a banch of oori Auburn, She I routine. of k of home-made toy furnishioga goods. There silage a holocaust of blackbirds oansed by Xylophones man must vary the The Importation dairy produots display mem Mra. Ida Cannell of Cornlah, and lira. of and hemlock were Wheeler. about twelve feet tall. Tbe lady on a tension wire. Tbls also have a limited amount spruce These are aome of the rules laid down f,from Canada aod other foreigo ooootrlea made by Irving alighting blgb Arthur Bnrnell of alao three We bers In a number of attractive piecei the same Baldwin; aazoos, Dawson of h a effect tbe re- There were several of artistic put heron did practioally thing. Yusayit the Rev. Marshall Storra, baa aerioua opoo prioe quitta In I grandoblldren: Brewater and Elinor 8. lumber. by exhibitors were Mrs. of work. Tbe oommittee ohargi flew a transmission wire of boards and dimension who besides being a popular Con- 0lceived New England prodooers. Im- iesign. Among tbe fanoy Be against and Rath and eiater-ln-law, ZatsalL Conn., by were Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jr. and Page, Spring, 2tàers, Is a successful of freab milk from Caoada loto tbe Gi. Rloker of West Paris, Mrs. Frank Stearns, the Franklin Light Power Company clergyman, pports Mr. anc Mlaa Mary 0. Spring, who resided with gregational recent con- from Mrs. Jennie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talbot and In such a manner as to break the current He spoke at a £(Jolted State· bave looreaaed 8,000 Dudley, South Paris, Penley her. and namerona other rela- ponltryman. Mrs. Almon Cairns. himself. Tbeae, Pastors and Religious In 1913 ι ο over gallona at South Paris, Mrs. Ann E. Goold, South and reoelve the entire voltage ferenoe of Rural gallooa 2,000,000 announced their die tbe ivea and frienda from Hiram, Baldwin, at a of Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Hebron Grange His dead was found beneath Workers at Now Hampshire College in 1920. In 1918 milk carried doty Paris, Rice, Norway, body and Brownfield, were preeent "Profit- Haskell. tbe other with a sign made of oat-tails. Hem broken wire with neck and wings bsdly Fryebnrg Howe's Music Store for his subject, 2 oeota per while aiooe that year Florence Among play at her funeral at the reeldence Mason Durham taking galloo, cones were used In the decora a with a The work exhibitors were robes look and burned. He was bird wing Saturday Company. for Ministers." Mr. Daw- nit baa been on the free Hat. Tbe Importa needle night big and the esteem in which Mfg. able Sidelines were attraot afternoon, high Twitohell tlons. Grasses and of six feet. NORWAY to supple- 0of oresm in 1913 and 1920 were practi- by Mrs. W. E. £joe, Emma grains expanse waa a of· son took up poultry raising as a col abe held waa evinced by large has oo Mrs. displayed, as well large ment his Ineome from and ccally tbe aame, bot wltb a lower duty and Doris Haskell; bedspread by ively of beautiful flowere and the aad, preaching lection of Fanoy work wii ι ferlng To Make Harmony" "hen 0oresm thao on soob Julia Home, also one by Mrs. Ann vegetable·. "Everythiog made a study of psychology." botter, Imports In tbii ι tbe seven years of commercial ailent eloquence of teera. an ioe shawl Mrs. Sher- also contributed by the ladle*. During Τ ?would inoreaae tremeodoualy lo tbe fu- Gould; wool by canal F. D. of Port- a 124 ole of tbe Panama ending Rev. Jamea Albion, D., man oolieotlon was sampler years operations Taller. tture. of butter from Canada Stanley. commercial vos- a fine eermon, and a To Make Japs Grow Importa a little 8 wh< ι August 14 last, 13,416 land preeobed gave bave Inoreased from In the exhibitors of fanoy work made by girl years old, Our a 860,000 pounds Among bave tbe oat.al and tribute to the beau· Into a woman and died sels passed through eloquent long, Mrs. Susan Thornton Henning, were Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Ε. M. ago grew up fitting J1*1913 to over 9,200,000 poooda io 1920. Rice, Elling- long to tbe record. The aggress te uaeful life of the deceased. woman of New York and There was broom oorn twelve feet high according pure, tiful society wood, Mrs. Rldlon, pillow slips;; was to George mo· of these vessels 46,869,912 LLCWKLLYM A. WAD8W0BTH. Kentucky, who has been invited go Mrs. W. B. Raymond, nightrobe yokes, But the thing which attraoted tonnage men of Drank. a their oargoes totalled 61,678,920 to Japan to teach the Mikado's Chinese Rooster Mrs. Ella Meserve, Miss Eva Tuoker, Mrs. attention, perbap·, wa· tobaooo plan tons, the of In ι tons of 2,240 pounds. There were 6 888 Fall affairs how to Inoreaae height a flve-toed Cblneae rooster be- G. H. Wiles, Dora Jaoksoo, towels; Mrs. in blowom. The oommittee obargi FKiKinMHira. Apparel and Bill, ■ of tons carrying 22,· men by proper feeding to Warden Hill of the West- B. Wil- was composed of Mrs. Cbarlea W. Com vessels 21,933,326 Japanese longing Sherman Stanley, doilies; Ruby tons of from the Atlantic [Br Llewellyn A, Wad·worth, and read by whioh she has learned, will was Coshman, Giles Goorge 216,402 cargo milk dieting, chester, New Tork, county jail, lard, yokes; Rebecca Haggett,, mings, Dwlgbt Rev. Jamea T. Albion. D. D.,of Portland, Sept. and Fur- with nightrobe ι to the Paoiflo; and 7,028 vessels ol The new Suite, Overcoats increase stature by ber experiments drunk 24 hour· lately. knitted table mats; babies' bonnets, Mrs. Marion Cnabmaa, Mr: and Mr·. Altoi 10th, at the funeral of Mrs. Arvllla Γ. Spring.] is ready for your inspection. baa lira tons carrying 29,363,618 tcm much lower oattle. Mrs. Henning pro· Bill loto five week· ago, Mra. Hlbb·, Mr. and Mra. Walter Çonaut, 23,086,617 beautiful life la and at very Jersey hopped jail Ε. M. Elllngwood; nightrobe yokes, tbe to the Atlantio. The ended. : all are here in variety In the do til a Ellen aw I of cargo.from Pacific the are niahings groat We duoed tbe most perfect cattle made It hia legal realdeooe aod Emery Jordan; Mrs. Freeman Wymanι Elmer Hntobin·, Mra. Perry And lovfog ejres dim, maintained. won the milk as Mr. Sturtavant. And the tone· that we loved have blended same values we have always world, whioh have highest few days ago waa aa nloe a bird orotobeted runners; boudoir oaps, Mr·. Mrs. Fred G. The good * With the aonca of the aernphlo. prices. butter tests. The thinks ooold have wiahed. A boat the State. at the of but give you and Emperor Volstead G. M. Rloe, Merle Brown, Mrs. Virgie A. BULL CATTLE SHOW. feature low price expense quality, tbe kind of milk diet, water, soil the warden lo the Her aoel In the ahadowleee hoara, don't that Bot whso emptied Wilson, Mrs. George Rldlon, Dora Jaok- a λ Thla waa a "oattle abow," Where no anlrtt ever a for that whlob perfect five of oonflaeated Mrs. Bertha genuine grieves, at low price quality. and vegetation produce jail yard kegs liqoor soo; orocbet yoke, Stone; li 1 mentioned Her form will net 'oeatn the flowera, quality stature of bis a tbe fair waa almost invariably atyied "Are automobile aooessoriea good stock will Inorease the Bill forgot himself. He lay ooder bush towels, etc., Mrs. R. 8. Edwards; tatting, And Autuma'a leavea. the vernacular of fifty year· ago. Fo In the Blbjef" asks a Montvllle corre- golden subjects. off bis debaoob for a whole day Susie Gammon, Leona P. Rldlon, Helen[ aleeplng one there were over a hundr* and then answers his owe .... $24 to $46 his wings in feeble protest Eva Misa MurielI item, spondent Bat why should our hearts be grlevtag, Suits from and fluttering Bailey, Miss Tnoker, no ii Men's Fall him. oxen on tbe ground·, wblob doea by olting Isaiah iil : 18,19. It And why ahoold ber kindred weep? Sheep Bora to Death. ;whenever water was offered Bowker; centerpiece, Mra. Myrtle V. question In faith abe died, believing, S8-47 1 indicate that the age la too fast for th worth ujk—If yon don't remem in variety. were bnrned undergarment, Gertrude Allen; looking H la beloved He glveth aKep. Men's Overcoats great fourteen hundred sheep Taylor; slow ox. In all tbe number of oattl bee It. struck Say* All Rowen. Graee tatting, Helenj to to death reeently when lightning soarf, Howard; exhibited wa· around five hundred, ap Aa oft In the dawn or the gloaming $1.60 $12 Harriet sofa pil- The which sow We toward the aron of blue. Sweaters, a stook barn on the~B* G. Stephens bit of meadow aod awamp Holmes; towels, Buck; to have been mora tbaa wit humpback salmon, gaae Weight large Gather every ia aaid into Maim We ahnll think of the loved and the Heavy 111. Three tbouaaad as low, Rutb Stuart; lunoh cloths, Mrs. ago were Introduced loving. Home to farm near Munoie, bay. 8ow tnrnipa for lateat feed and shown at tbe atate fair. While 1 ooc years And her ever tree. Cooking! from $3 $10 but volunteers h. E. Mexloan work, Rosleρ waters from tbe Paoiflo, are running oi frleadahlp Trousers were In tbe barn, a cover Hon thrive oo this oheap Molutire; of them oame from th Men's Odd •beep crop. aiderable part to V He In 1600 of tbe animals of Robinsoa; oenterpleoe, Mattie Ordway, the Denny s River, going np theli There la one atom Immortal, Doughnut», Cookie·, snooeeded herding feed all winter. Husbeod every sorap ! near violnlty, aome of tbetn oame quite spirit. cloth hats. more than also one Mra. Grooke'tt; sofa pil- Theae fish return Ii To eoese to the golden aanda, of soft and to Tbe lose will total corn fodder. Pasture yoor cattle until by Mary distance. And taken all In I spawning grounds. A stock safety. , long all, ·ι Point ne to the pearly portaL big aa as low. Flora Mnrob; oroobet work, Mrs. five years to their birth waters and Ikri MO,000. t frees··. Theo feed them long was a^ahow of oattle to pleaae the bea And guide na with beckoning banda. Beans and Brown Bre* Nellie pillow slips, Doris Cul-i! these fish were on suocessln with what roughage you hav·, Wardwvll; of a lover of atook. planted In the world poMibi· bert also Harriet runner, Gladys, good a return eaoh season la assured When we aheH Ntek the shining strand. ^taiday. ▲11 tbe hothouse grape· ooktonseed meal, corn, barley or Bnok; years, the white «ehad thro olustet; plu· sofa Martha Porter; 80MB Or TH* HJKBD·. with if fnll I And see «g, ean't oompare with a purple oattf. Thus mak· and aave a lot of ma- etarbird; pillow, j every prospeot, protection We shall know the wave of her gentle hand. to oblld's dress, Mra. '» of an salmon Induitr; Aad ber voice la the ι In your own arbor. nure, while the oattle over Ralph Rlobardson; A pare bred Durham bard, Inolndii g given, Important empala* picked oarrylng tbob market instead of embroidery, Bdna Sbaw. Many of aome doien bead of all waa aboa η later on. They now have free passage u| Co. the later aod better ages, We twine for thee Baith*e aweetaat flowera, whoae names are mentioned above, eaa be taken In welra onl Smith ι same Preaent ladles, A. J. A F. L. Mlllett of Norway. Dennys River, And lay thee on the eod. Is prospect* Cafe, hen has a to she saoriflolng aow.t ao0 by Lee klok; were M. The the Covering's right be worth more bad other exhibits, but tbey Λ Green of Sonth Paris shot r- to July 16 of éaob year, and after Then tarn beak la oev aaddened as allowed an of herr ara that all livestock may Fagan South Paris, Me. KAIRl Mwr so muob egg many oould not all be mentioned. hook and Una. And leave thea wUhthy Qod, r NOBWAT, and hy. they (Ooattnaed on page 4) only hj JOHN own production. by I. LOVERING, Prop. Hiram at the Pair. ESTABLISH·!) 13». Buckfleld. BitM. Races wu alert- ΓΗΕ OXFORD BEARS. The following office re of Evening Star ▲. G. Froat tod daughter Dorrl· and On Friday evening, the lfltb, at about Iaafah Morrill of Braoawlok In aeverel Lodge, V. and A. ML, have been eleoted: Mr·. Blon Brown attended the fair at 3:30 o'clook the large barn In the edge of er (or tbe race·, m be has been Weat Pari· reoentlj. Hiram village on the farm known u the prevloua jeara. There wm aome gond ΓΗΕ DOINGS OP THE WEEK IN ALL W. M.—Frederick A. Taylor. The 8. A. Pierce. Mr·. Alfaretta Sdwacdi was the week- Ell Glemone place wae fonnd to be on racing though nothing aenaational. The Oxford Democrat W—Balph ara aa SECTIONS OP THE COUNTY. J. W.—Leroae M. Damon. end gne«t of Mi·· Fannie Maaon. fire. It being connected to the honee bj aommarlea of the several raoea Co H. Pike Twm.—H. Malty. a a citizen· of F. number from tbli town woodbonae and the fol Iowa: L Sec.—Jam ee S. Warren. Qalte large ell, attended Corner fair Hiram and Baet Hiram were STORES 8. D.—Perle L. Polelfer. Newry Saturday, yillagee 2.50 Class Tr6t. Puree $300.00. MEN'S CLOTHING ISSUED TÛE8DAY9. Paris MI1L J. A. Joaee. 17. able to aave the contente of the house. D.—Percy Sept. S uncertain. Rose W.. b. (Day).... Mr. and Mra. Nahum Moore and little The origin of the fire ie Her· 1 i Î 1! The three prinoiifel officer· elect ere e Feet Atleep, b. g., (Evane) J J J SerrtaM at Pails Hill church every bave returned from a week'· bert Hartford of Cornish had hired tbe 4 Baptist oommlttee to for inatailatlon at daughter Peacock, b. g., (Faunce) « M 13. arrange 4? 2 28 Sunday at 10M&. Sunday School Suaday visit in Bumford. rent and had brought a load of hie good· Brocken, b. ·., (Eveleth) 8 Mrrloe at 730. the next regnlar meeting. 27. !Q2i evening Thursday evening Mr. and Mr·. E. T. Garland and daugh- there that and bad to bis Hazel Girl, br. m., (Small) Diet.. South Paris. Maine, September prmysr meetings at 7 JO o'clock. The neoa? number of looal were day, .gone 2.29: 2.20 #. people ter of Portland were oaller· at C. L. father*· at Baat Hiram tbe Time, 2.26H ; 2.25%; at the Oxford fair the to pa·· night; County daring bat no fire bad been bnilt and no Mr·. Jennie H. Tilley, daughter Viol», week. Brown'a Friday, Sept. 10. Hgbt 2.17 Trot and Pace. Puree $300. Overcoats Sweaters ν Suits son bave been sit- Mr. and Mra. Edaon of taken to the barn. The of apon- and Karl· of Canton, Mr·. Nellie ha· been a eat Keep Lawrenoe, theory Josephine Shai^e, ro. f., (Piper) Bnrlelgb go 2 2 1 1 1 Our ing her sister, Mrs. B. ▲. Daniels, for a Mas·., were oallera on Mr·. B. W. Elm· taneou· oombuation in tbe bay ia ad- ^ stores are now well stocked. prices attractive. of Mr. and Mr·. C. S. Child· tbe ···»·. .1 1 2 2 2 is Our daring aome wae Orie, (Myera) The demand large. few ball laat vanced. Loaa 12,000. It 4 ro day·. week. Wednesday. Evan William, b. g., (Small)....4 8 8 «ho bave bad 100 cent In Mra. M. Cbaae and Mr. and owned Samnet W. demons of Shel- 8 ro Pupils per Gerald Besaey, son of Mr. and M re. N. George by Joe Direct, (Wataon) ...8 Β 4 & FORBES. tbs week: Esther Curtis, Mr·. Howard of Portland flatted ton, Conn. Tbe were built bj ..5 4 6 ro ι RELIABILITY ATWOOD •polling past S Baaeey, and Marlon Waterman, dangh* Wiley bnlldinga Royal Hal, bg., (Faunce) Alma Marstoo, Gertrude Everett, Kve- with Mi·· Mae Wiley reoently. Dr. Levi ▲. Hannaford, wbo wae resi- Kentucky Watte, (Churchill) Diet. ter of Mr. and Mr·. Lyman Waterman, 2.19%; 2.18%; 2.20; 2.21% is sold. YOU TAKE NO Méttort Mrf Proprietor·. Mra. Martba MoQovern of Portland, dent physician and town clerk here from Time, 2.17%; this all our merchandise CHANCES lyn Camming*. were married Friday, the 10:b, at tbe Officials : Upon principle Remember tb· meeting Monday even- wbo baa been vlalting Mra. J. C. Billing·, 1828 to 1835. Partly inanred. A. I. ΓΟΚΒΜ. Waterman home in Webeter. Mr. and MUST BE SATISFIED. ϋ KOΒβI M. ATWOOD. 20, to decide about tbe Paria baa returned borne. 2.30 Trot and Pace. Puree $300. WITH US. THE CUSTOMER Ing, Sept. Mr*. Beaaey are both graduate· of Buok- Lake. fair for tbe benefit of tbe Sobool Im- Mr. and Mra. A. M. Bean, Mra. Ed- Norway Birch, b. g., Churchill (Churchill) 1 1 1, field School, and Mr. hae .3 8 SERVICE High Bessey mund Merrill and aon and Ml·· So have that Little Glenco, b. g., Langley (Churchill) ,2 AT YOUR provement League. taken a coarse at tbe or Maine Fred, many-welle gone dry peo- .2 8 β A.TAILOR jo » If la Klnice. University Dick Cable, br. g., Ford (Faunce)... Γχκ*· :—#1 rear paid strictly An enthusiastic meeting was b«ld with Battle Merrill were Sunday guetta of ple from far and near are hauling water β 5 2 Otherwise a 3 oentt. and Mr·. at Normal, Albert J., b. g.. Day (Day) fitted as like. That is tlM year. Single copie· to Beuey Farmlogton Ber- the lake. 4 4 are about you we Mrs. Carlson last Monday evening, alio Mr·. Sarah and Miaa Jennie Blob at Jrom Guy Reyburn, b. g., Brown (Nelson)...δ are as as having you why where she baa taught. They will 6 5 We fussy you — just ADTurne«M*irr« All legal a.1vertl«emenu make for tbe Baptist fair lin, Ν. H. Seymour Smith of Springfield, Maaa., Dummy Braden, b. g„ Piper (Piper)...4 for JO arrangements make their borne on tbe old A. D. White 2.22% 2.25. are given three conaecative laaertion· $1 wbioh is being for next August. Rev. D. B. Holt and Rev. C. L. Wheaton la at tbe home of ble father, J. 8. Smith. Time, 2.22% ; ; him. Inch la lenrth of ooluaa. Special ooo- planned (arm, tbe bnlldlnga of which have been employ per is by went to the to attend the David Flood a few laat 2.28 Trot Purse $300. traou mad· witn local. tranaleat aa«l yearly Unanimous support being given renovated and improved for tbem. Norway 10th, apent day· committee in Tbey eeasion of the Oxford week with relatives in Portland. advertlaer·. every one, and tbe general are the moet and County Sunday Mise Turkey Trot, b. m., Heneaeey IS FULL among popular pro- 1 BOTS' DEPABTMENT oonsists of Mrs. X. B. Curtis, School Association. Mr. and Mra. Henry Carey and daugh- (Evana) >·1 CUB m rut electric charge of onr youog and 8 2J Jon Panrmio j—New type, preeeee. gressive people, tjieir were at Rues W., b. g., Rowe ..2 aad low Mrs. Β. H. Carlson, Mrs. M. C. Snow, F. J. Tyler finished on Monday a very ter and nleoe of Portland David (Day)., power, experience· 1 workmen prloee many frienda here wiah them bappineaa. Guy Echo, b. β., Churchill (Churchill) .8 2 4 combine to make thla le part meat of oar bual- Mrs. H. W. Mrs. Β.,'Ρ. Bsmmond, aucoesaful eesaon of oorn, with Flood'a Sunday. 4 4 8 Lyon, There was a meeting of tbe teacher· paoking Brocken, b. a., Eveleth (Rnaaeil) Overcoats, Sweaters aeee oenrplete aad popular. Mrs. P. W. Shaw sod Miss Harriett· a of 191,000 oana. It la an unuau- Time: 2.24%; 2.26; 2.27. Suits, Mackinaws, working in the Buckfleld, Hebron, Sum- pack Football. Winslow. A entertainment for paok for BetbelT Mr. la unique ner ahd Hartford district at tbe achool ally large Tyler 2.20 Trot and Pace. Puree $300. and further now the oorn a the evening Is anticipated, bonae here with a giving shop property ■HULK COPIES. Fridey, good attend- Orie, ch. m., Soule, Jr. (Myers).. 1 12 1 notice will be as coat of He has made extensive S. FALLS H. 8 0. TAILORING- given plsns develop. ance and an intereatlng session. paint. P. H. 74; LIVKRMOBK June Powers, b. m., 4 14 CUSTOM si tele of T« DaaocaAT are Are oenta Gamage (Small).5 eoptee Commencing thla week tbe library will repalra ao that now this shop la as good Clifford Wilkes, b. g'. Hatch .4 2 5 2 each. will be mailed on receipt of prtoe by Joe Palmer and family are now living the of the (Nelson) They sfternoon and even- as around here. Paria High played firatgame Three Bells, b. m.. Day (Day).. ...2 3 8 8 International Co. or for the of be open Wednesday new any abop Tailoring the peblUber· oonrenlence patron· in their home, recently purchased season on the home Bertha Ward .8 5 4 ro Ed. V. Price & Co. of each isaue have been putood on tbe winter months. Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Wheaton will Saturday ground*, Creiiçhton, (Russell). stair le copie· ing during from Mra. Gertrude Heaid. Arthur br. «ai* et the following plaoee la the County : business of tbe leave for where playing Livermore Falle High Sobool, M., g., Livingston (Living- An important meeting Sarah Barrett wa· in Lewlaton Thurs- Monday morning Clifton, ston) β β Λ ro and them 74 to 0. Paria out- one is satisfied a ttoath Pari·, Howard'· Drug Store. of tbe Bsptist church will b« held tbey will take part in a memorial aervlce defeating Time: *2.20% ; 2.19%; 2.19%; 2.20. us show Not every with parish day. in the Will satisfaction. Let you. Steveae Pharmacy. at for the late Hon. on claaaed them every atage of game, give you at Cumminge Hall Tuesday evening will held at tbe M. F. Oblok Wednes- Nerway. Noyee Drug Store. Special meeting· be and the vlaltore were unable to make 2.20 Trot Purse $300. no but we can you what you want Stone'· Drug Store. 7:30. church day evening. There is question give just Baptlet beginning Thuraday, Oct. flrat down. Birch, b. g., Churchill (Tunney)... .1 2 11 garment. A. L. Clark Drug Co. Doe Is a vacation at H. N. Oliver C. L. Pol· ready-to-wear Benjle spending and for two weeks or more. Upton, Gould, b. (Evans).3 12 2 A. L. Newton. Poetmaater. 0, continuing For Pari· Burnet at tackle Neptune Boy, g. Hennessey BuokJleUl, bis former home her·. He is employed lr.rd and Rev. S. T. Acbenbacb enjoyed a right Watts, Churchill, (Church- from these houses. Price, Fit, Durability, Style. Pari» Mr·. M aad Andrew·, Poet Grange fair will be beld and Kentucky Hill, «tore in Tueaday, to Lakes laat waek. •howed great improvement, should ill) 2 8 4 4 oace. at the H?H. Hay Company drug 27- Storea will be oloaed all trip Rangeley Sept. day, a man tbia Guy b. s., Churchill (Churchill) .4 4 8 3 Weet Parle, Samuel T. White. Portland. Harold and Roger Bartlett went to prove strong year. McGlnley Echo, and there will be a full program for all tbe oonfideoce of hia Time: 2.25%; 2.20%; 2.20%; 2.23%. Frederick T. Case and Mrs. Cbarlee L. Durham, Ν. H., to attend the State Col- at quarter gained Come and see. day, with a drama and dance in the even- hla and bard is than an ear Case closed tbe summer home of tbe lege there. This la Roger Bartlett's first team-matea by generalabip 2.24 Trot and Pace. Purse $300. An eye inspection greater description. Coming Events. ing. The back field, compoaed of fsmlly here snd returned to New York year. playing. Nancy M., g. m., E. Churchill (Church- left J. last Tueeday. North Buckfleld. About forty were In attendance at the G. Hubbard, half, Judklna, right ill) 1 1 1 and Braokett at all ehowed Lady Emerson, ch. m.. Russell (Russell) 4 2 2 Sept. 27. 2*. 29—Weet Oxford fair, Pryebor. Miss Mitohell is visiting rela- oburch at Middle Intervale and half, fallback, SB—Oxford North fair, Andover. Mary Clithroe Warren la teaohing achool at Sunday, firat of tbe Star Marque, b. m„ Wyman (Nelson)...2 4 3 Sept. *, in Island. She will return listened to a form for their game 30. Oct. 1—County conteet of Boye' and tive· Rhode very able and Interesting good Aibert J., b. g., Day (Day) 2 8 4 Sept. Welcbvllle. season, tbe ball when called Girl·' Agricultural and Home-making Clabe, to Paris Hill to be with Miss Winslow aermon preached by Rev. Mr. Greene, advancing Time: 2.20%; 2.19%; 2.19%. Many people from this attend- on the defenoe. Norway South Parle. ber summer borne. vicinity and all a dinner his upon, and playing well until tbe latter closee fair laat enjoyed pionio at Free-for-all Trot Nov. 14-1»— Maine State Pomo logical Society, ed county week. Tbe while new to some of the form- and Pace. Purse $300. ! Tbe auction at the George W. Cole cottage where tbey bad the organ from line, Stores Buewell of Joe blk. Watson 1 1 II Baagor John Is with hi· on tbe Direct, g., (Evans)...1 B|Ue Bridgton themselves || a capable last Monday oalled ont large the church. were ations, proved ro. 3 3 place Mr·. P. C. Heaid. Appropriate pieoes man on tbe Josephine Sharpe, f., Piper (Piper).2 a daughter, most of tbe plays. Every 2 NEW ADVEttTISBMENT*. number of buyers and considerable apoken by aome of the younger ones, Three Bells, b. m., Day (Day) 4 6 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tucker, Mr. and was a tbe of was of. rendered Harold and squad given try during game, Royal Hal, Thurston (Nelson) 5 2 4 quantity goods diaposed Mr·. A. S. W. •inging by Rodney and Ger- Tucker, Larrabee, George and eaob one showed the football spirit Welvena, b. m., Wiseman (Small)....3 4 5 Back Λ Co. The Misses Pauline Daviee Bartlett of Middle Intervale waa particu- Time: 8.17 1 2.17 2.17 1-4. Brown, Record, and Mr. and Mr·. Ernest Buck that to make a team. 2; 1-4; W. J. Wbee 1er * Co.—3 Adv. trude Brook· returned last Thursday to larly pieaaing, alao aome Biblical picturea goes winning are working for tbe Oxford Fruit Prod- For tbe the of tbe Mr* ITa Β. Cutting. their homes in Massachusetts, after re- and all went home with a visitors, captain Business at the Fair. M. Smith Co. uct Co. at Buckfleld. illustrated, Illegal Lee to tbe fair. team played tbe etar game. Tbey were Parle Truet Co. maining beze attend county cheerful heart. Mi·· Mary Farrar la working for Mrs. one Piokpocketa got In a little work In the L. P. Pike Co. Mrs^I. C. and Mrs. Davles handicapped by having Furbuab, Ingrabam Erneet Buok. bkan'b cobhbb. hia crush in tbe ball Wednesday afternoon. Norway National Bank. their summer home and returned of their men, dialooate knee-cap, closed and were women who Probate Notloee. Mr. Mra. G. H. Beaaey bave re- Miaa Rilla Bartlett haa returned to ber his to a doctor for Most of tbe victim· N. Bo later Co. to Brookline, Mass., Saturday. neceaaitating going Dayton turned from their wedding trip. treatment. bad their pooketbooka taken. In moat For Sale- Mrs. Dsvls and children left borne In. Lltobfield. Her sister, Mrs. Roger John Gerrieh and and Harold oaeea the amount aeoared was small, Cider Apple·. here for their home In Mont- family Lucetta Bean, accompanied ber as far aa Time of period·, one twelve and three Wednesday Gerrlah of Andover were In town recent- though one woman loat ten Collera. clair, Ν. J. They will viait friends in Norway, where ahe will be a few daya. ten minute quartera. Here and There. ly. Clifford Frost, who was tbe Massachusetts on the Mrs. Carter Albert Swan ha· purchased the apples L1V. FALLS SO. PARIS patrolling way. Reeent guest· at S. J. and H. A. fence, brought in firat and last about a will close the summer home of the fam- on the Burhoe plaoe, and la picking Z. L. Aldrlch MERCHANT Spaulding'e were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abbott, le le, dozen, moetly boys, who were climbing here and to Montolalr tbe them. Q. It Woodward Oxford County people who visit Port- ily go present Mr. Furboah, It, over or of them Sampson, and Mr·. Kenneth Samp- Several from here attended the Card through the fence. Moat land via tbe Grand Trnnk can- week. Oxford, Alvlno, lg lg, Railway, •on and children of Mr. and c Simpson were told to after a admo- MAIN STREET buih· Hartford, fair at Soutb Paria. Murch, O, get out, sharp 171 on that bat MiM o»r» L·. ^iQmaa ciuocu iuc County not help approaching city Mr·. Elleba Sampsoo and daughter Ida Waltc, rg rg, Hicks nition by tbe officers. One group oon- mer borne of tbo and went to Mrs. Tavle Bean is visiting her son, F. rt Burnet observe acroM the bay that old castle, family of and Mr. Howard of Auburn. Gagnon, it, sisted of three the eight New York last Mr·. Xiemau Canton, B. Boan, and family, at Rumford. W. Farbuah, re re, Horn. Aldrlch boys, youngest Port Gorge·, and the old granite water Thursday; and come from Mr. Mr·. Everett Fletcher of Dix- Work has on the atate Why not, qb...... qb, McGlnley years old, who had Meohanic of Porta Scammel and Prebte. aod Henry W. Xieman baviog gone back begun aid road batterie· fleld spent Friday at H. Morse's and K&medell. ihb ..lhb, J. Judklna Falls on Tbey said they bad the week. between here and Looke'a Mille. rhb C. Hubbard blcyclea. Tbey look frowniog and impregnable, previous on friends in the Boyle, rhb, no their called plaoe. of waa in Brackett money, and general appearance bat it doe· not take even a soldier to tell Mrs. Doe of Portland wae the Gardner Bartlett Gardiner Royal, fb fb, Mary The remains of Mrs. Nellie Damon J. Jud. tended to their atatement. Sec- week end of her Mr. and tbe place recently. Score, Sooth Paria 74. Touchdowns, support one they are not. They were once, bat guest parente, were here for kins 4, 4, Hubbard 2, Brackett. Goals before whom brought burial Thursday Edaon Bartlett of Bethel waa In McGlnley retary Frotblngbam, they the invention of and Mrs. Edward C. Slattery. this from touchdowns, Burnet 8. Referee, 8ton!er; bigh higher power- from East Wintbrop. She waa formerly were taken, allowed them to take in the These Are made their Mr. and Mr·. Frank M. William vioinity recently. umpire. Wallace; head linesman, G. Porter. Days ed walla Owen, Interesting gone granite «imply a reaident of tbia vicinity. Substitutions, Baasrtt for Homer Aldrlch, fair with the warning that if they did a of Tbia fact waa die- G. Harlow and Mise lone Harlow of protection paper. D. E. Jack eatimatea be will have 1000 »ryan ta κοπα. Morton for Baasett, Tyler for Woodward, F. anything of that kind again tbey would that Dlxfield were at Pari· Hill Mr. Judklns for Bennett for Hicks for covered ao long ago Port Qorgea Sunday. barrela of He baa sold to Card, Hicks, to applee. them Homer who at- Morton. go jail. waa never ânlahed or The and Mrs. Owen have just returned from Farnum, formerly garriaoned. a western buyer. tended school at the Discovering a suspected person giving newer forta are not each look- an automobile to University of Maine, impoaiag trip Qaebeo. Mr. and Mrs. Clsrence Atwood of Paris High I· fortunate In securing tbe another a drink of home tbe officers Medioal Associa- entered Bates College this where brew, ing structure·, bur, oh, my! It would The Oxford County week, aervicea of James Stonier for two weeka our store and view Buckfleld apent Fridsy at H. Morse's. will a instructed him to report before Judge to us as to those who visit more tion 1· scheduled to bold its fleld he take obemical engineering Equally interesting: take a lot Τ. Ν. T. to knock them day to help on the coaching. Mr. Stonier Jones of the Court. and at Pari· Hill on course. Norway Municipal out. Indeed Portlandera have consid- annual meeting South Sumner. from Bates last June. While of which the new merchandise as it is unpacked and distributed. The sohool in the district is graduated They also annexed tbe brew, ered tbemaelvea aafe from an attack afternoon and evening of tbl· Bryant a by Monday Tucker, wbo has been in oollege be was four year football there was abonr two left in a week. Tbe director* of tbe Paris Bill Pbllip suffering Mies Norma of quarts jug. so in sea because of them; but It seems that wltb being taught by Berry and in his last year there The new season holds much of promise and especially blood poisoning in hie hand, is Ν. H. man, playing guard, In court Jadge Jones decided that always even these near modern fortifications are Club bave tendered tbe associa- Qorbam, Coontry much waa captain of tbe team. He has one was not sufficient evidence on which to resulted in a use and improved. Thomas wbo has been a store like this where concentrated efforts have steady While no guna from a auper- tion tbe of Its club bouse Tracy, employed more week with the and la passing. The many friends of Mr·. Nellie boys, doing base any and tbe matter was and tbe dinner for tbe or in tbe M. C. Allen store the charge, a dreadnaugbt could pot tbem out of oom- grounds, tblrty «ill to through all he can towarda tbe team. which from to year and certain development Rioker be gorry bear that she in developing dropped. This was tbe extent to and unbroken growth year one bomb from an aero- doctors and tbelr wivee who are summer, left Friday for his home miaslon, big (orty baa suffered a relapse. Mrs. During practice last Wednesday, L. booze in the courts—or elsewhere to attend will be served at tbe Philip Mass. figured the line of service. plane atriklng fairly within tbe fortifica- expected is Brighton, of the football team, along superior Tuoker oaring for ber. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Small of Dlx- Hubbard, oaptaln ao far aa tbe Democrat's observation tion might put every gun in the acrap famous old Hubbard House. Tbe prin- hie shoulder while to Mr. and Mrs. Osoar Turner took Mr. Injured attempting goea. new here is much like so it seems address of tbe ocoaaion will be fleld have been visiting relatives in this The of the season's plans cutting heap; that Porta Williams cipal and Mr·. Turner to tbe fair pick up a moving ball. Thi· will neoea· unfolding Edwin Place of tbe Boston Gay county through tbe week. and MoKlnley and the others may have given by Dr. village eltate hia out of the game for an leaves a new book and the headings and illustrations— Wednesday. as being Miss Nettie C. Burleigh of North V»e- the of scanning to the other Tbl· address will be Barry M. Estes has been engaged join haa-beens, Gorges, City Boapltal. Mr. and Mrs. and son indefinite time. Is acting oap- the woman in tbe state George Bradeen for tbe new McQinley ealboro is first uncommon attractions, conceived in an outdoor muaeum given at Tbe Shack at about «even janitor high school building. new and certain to present Scammel, etc., Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Periey Robinson, tain during gamea. to make definite announcement of her always of or else be rebuilt to o'clock Monday evening and so many of ▲ football team has been organized move and up- antiquities; repel Fred Palmer and son Richard, and Next Saturday Parle may play Edward candidacy for to the legis- and arranged with a feeling that our store may forward invasion. tbe tbe oitisena as wiah to do ·ο are invited here in connection with tbe Woodstook representative aircraft Perhaps millions Wilson Bonney also attended tbe fair. Little at Auburn; the game ia pending. lature. Misa la the Dr. D M. of tbe high school. The team will soon be in Burleigh daughter ward to a level of usefulness. and billion· and trillions it will take to by Stewart, preaident Linwood is who higher Bonney teaching tbe aotive and to solicit for of the late Hon. Hall C. Burleigh, rebuild tbe military world so a· to make association, to be preaent. practice ready Seth Walker. Union sobool In Hartford, and boarding held various publlo positions. 8be Is a the care that it to-date a toward At tbe annual meeting of tbe Pari· games through tbe county. We would at this time direct attention to painstaking up may go long way at Mr. Bryant's. One of the oldest residents of Bethel, of Mt. Holyoke College In tbe about disarmament. Hill Universal!·! Society held last week Rev. C. Β Upton, pastor of the Bap- graduate bringing Tbe pnpils in tbe Bonney District are Setb died at bis borne class of and runs two farms, her is exercised in before our public it was voted to turn tbe oburcb edifice tist society, whose resignation will take Walker, Thursday, 1898, placing being conveyed to East Sumner after a of own of 110 and a farm in Connec- and over to tbe Uuiversalist by Avery effeot early in Ootober, will locate in Sept. 22, long period falliog acres, property health. Mr. Walker was born in Chat- ticut to a manufac- The University of Maine and It· pro- State Convention. Longel. Lyman, Me. Tbe soolety bas made no belonging wealthy fessor· are to be on Myrtle Tucker ia attending school ham, Ν. H., Feb. 7, 1836. Oo April 28, of which she is executive manager. supposed authority Mrs. Henry H. Lowell of Newton, high move as yet to supply tbe vacancy. turer, The New Fall Merchandise so a man in at Buokûeld. be married of At she la one of the aeleotmen of any subject; Skowhefao for- Mass., formerly Miss Lizzie S. Cumming· I860, Mary Ellen, daughter present warded to them a small snake, of a kind Mrs. Clarence Ring is receiving a visit SCHOOL HEWS. Ayres and Eunice Bale Mason. The first Vasealboro. of Paris Hill, known to every one as we the differ- be never seen for from her mother, Mrs. and sis- of married life were in Lov- Since our over of this etore ten years ago have been building had before, identifica- called at Mrs. Β. H. Bryant, Tbe received 100 per years passed taking "Lux" Cumminga, ters following pupils tion. In a few be received a letter Winnie and Eisa of Pond. ell and and the moved mvoi days Jackson's while on ber Bryant's cent in for the week Fryeburg, family cm iiic auuuucai niiiu υι a uaoio· ^auivij—«. ^umhiivj Thursday, way Mrs. S. I. Wheeler and spelling ending ucjjiuiiuciua upuu from Prof. Irving H. Blake, who inform- children have 24th: Harold Donald to Bethel in the late sixties. For many to Poland Spring. She will be here Sept. Tyler, at these lines a business has been built ed blm the wu a snake and moved back to North Paris, and tbe year· be was a dealeç in hardware and MEN obtained lowest prices and upon only reptile pine again on Tuesday of this week, and will Desbon, Myra Tburlow, Harriett Abbott, TRADE WITH YOU KNOW possible rare In Maine. He bad a horrible name— children are attending school. Mr. stoves, and later was interested in luin our and even out of the oall on ber old friends in the place. Roth Andrews, Lona Newell, Lydia up which attracts patrons from nearly all parts of County ia too Wheeler will remain and finish bis business. be re- Pityophlamelanolecus. [It long Mrs. Sarah Chase of Bnokfleld waa a pulp Cummings, Inez Howe, Diana Martin boring Many years ago ao moat will cut off all bat the job. tired from active but has al- County limits. people recent at O. A. Maxim's. and Myron Lovejoy. business, guest Eldeo Tuoker has a of laat syllable.] If one really wishes to purchased pair Miss Grace Graves will return to her ways retained his interest in everything steers of Adelbert to the the know what It means, It can be translated Davenport. school duties Sept. 26. pertaining welfare of town. Tell You Andover. is was a They'll In the of into black and white pine snake. Prof. Clarenoe Ring picking apples for The "Modern Health Crusade" work He regular attendant at tbe Uni- Department Apparel Robert Tnttle. Blake says not only Is b· harmless but Mrs. Sdward Akers and daughter bas been begun in the Bryants Pond versaiist church, and one of its trustees Ellen have returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Turner were at and staunch He was also a bénéficiai to farmers as be eats ncxlons Percy sohool. Parents are urged to co-operate supporters. What You Adelbert one Need rodents. The professor saya a good Andover fair Wednesday and Thurs- Davenport's day recently. in this effort to form healthful habits trustee of Gould's Academy and held the READY FOR SERVICE word all the anakea of 28th and 20th. Mra. Jennie spent of of Bethel National for Maine. Moat, day, Sept. Bonney Wednesday among tbe obildren. Tbe state educa- position president if not all of are or will Dr. and Mrs. F Ε. Leslie from with be» sister, Mrs. Nettie Stetson of Bank at tbe time of bis death. He was men know them, barmleaa, Augus- tional department endorses tbe "cru- INSURANCE are new are almost a Hartford. you made, arriving be as long as the prohibitory law is en- ta, Georgia, are Id town for abort sade." tbe oldest member of Betbel Lodge of F. Extraordinary preparations being shipments « 1 forced. About the only poiaonooa snake :lne. S. I. Wheeler has returned from and A. M. are likely to understand daily, including some of the best gowns this department has ever shown. The early that has ever made Maine his habitat Irene Bartlett has returned to Hebron Pownal, where he went on business. Hebron. His wife and oldest both died la, daughter of Coats and Suits will to those who must make waa and Athalie Sweatt to Partn- Wilbur bas resumed ber of in within a needs in the of fire showing prove uncommonly pleasing or for It Is about extinct now, the loademy, Dorothy Mrs. Howlett la visiting friend· ii pneumonia Mtrcb, 1907, your way studies at Buckfleld 1 few as all have seen banded rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus). ogton. High School. She Conoord. hours of each other. Mr. Walker is insurance early preparations, and at most reasonable prices exclaimed by who Mr. and Mrs Frank Keith and Mr. and has a room at Mrs. Florence Keene's. survived bis Ernest and protection. Prof. Verrill of Norway, writing about it Miss Fannie Thompson of Anbnrn I by son, M., them. Mrs. were at tbe White Mrs. Clinton in tbe aiztie·, aaid it waa about extermi- Arthnr Lang spending tbe week with her sister, Mrs daughter, Metcalf of Farm- and that be bad never it Mountains and one Tberese nated, found Sunday. Locke's Mill·. J. G. Donbam. Geo. C. Wing, Jr., ο ington, granddaughter, It Costs No More COATS from up east of ths River. Annie Akers bas to Rumford to Metcalf. priced ,$12.50 Androacoggin gone Qalte a orowd from here attended the Anbnrn was at Mr·. Donham's Satnr each sobool. SUITS from. up ooontj fair Wednesday. day. priced $17.50 A number from town attended oounty and Qirls' Clubs. a un- All of aa can own castle· Id un Frank Bobbin· returned to Paria Tue·· Mr·. Judge Bonnej is at the Home foi Boys' to fire insurance with full Spain air Wednesday. buy less Inflicted with bat moil day, after a «even week·' atay at Bob- a few weeks. Sept. 80, tad Oot. 1, at the Grange Insomnia; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rand were In Port- derstanding of what it costs, what of a· are barred from bin·' Nest. Mrs. Heocy Merrill jnd Misses Mildrec Hall, Soatb will be held the an- ownership of cat- end last week. Parle, DRESSES tle· lo other Mr. and Mr·. Will Lealie ! and Frances bave been on an anto oual contest of the and the of a is, what any Earopean country foi Aid met wltb Mrs. Coolidge, trlj boy·' girls' agri- strength company Tbe Ladlee' Irving to New and cultural went of or the ceib to Noyé», Mr·. Abbie Trask and Lola Foatei Hampablre Massachusetts. olubs of Oxford County. There a or purcbaee money Ikera Wednesday afternoon. the policy really covers than to in splendid assortment for your selection in either Silk, Wool Serge Tricotine, maintain them even If owned. are attended the Farmlngton fair Wednes- ! On Monday Mra. Sargent and Miai ι will be maoy exhibits from the gardeo, Tbey a on the went in Mr. new Soribner left for New Tork with and A the Chase models, all at very reasonable bargain counter, however, and Eut Bet bel. day. They Coolidge'· May cooking, oanning sewing projects. blindly buy policy. including Chevy prices. some American· have Indulged In the oar with Lealie at the wheel. Mr. and Dr. Sargent. Vivian Bearoe went wltt large namber of prizes will be awarded If want the information Several from here attended Oxford them to and saw on you really un-American paaelon of owning tome. Mra. Coolidge have just returned from a Portland, them tb< (he various exhibitors, and a very Inter- fair. that will enable to the An Important Offering of The A uatrIan noblemen aeem to be the County two weeks' trip through Maaaachuaetta. through sleeper for New Tork. Nc esting program for both days has been you judge Mr. Mid Mr·. of word baa been received at wo ret off of any oountry aoroae the big Harry Knight Norway George Stearoa of Baat Waterford waa preeent writ provided. value and the merits of were reoeat of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. your protec- pond. The archduke·, the grand duke· guest· in town over the week-end. iog in regard to their arrival. The first day will be devoted to regis- Knight. On tbe tion, call on this of the Hart- and the common dukea of that oountry Dndley Cottage i· cloaed after a very Tuesday, 27th, Dr. Newel tration and assignment of rooms from 10 agency SILK HOSIERY Mr. and Mr·. Pearl Maaco of Medford, HIHis will a lecture to 12 M. have put up a job lot of castles, presum- aucoeaafnl season. Daring the eammer, Dwigbt give here Α. II., and at 2 P. there will be ford Fire Insurance were last week'· of Mr. Company. edly with the furniahinga but minaa the Maai, gneete one hundred and twenty-two different We understand that it Is through the a general meeting in oharge of the oounty aod Mr· J. H. Swan aod $1.96, and title·, and eome of our nouveau riche family. people have boarded there. Influence of Prof. Marriner that he is tc club leader, Mr. A. Van Den Kerckbo- $1.26, $2.26 $2.96 Mr. and Mr·. Woodeum and come here. have «wallowed the bait, among them Joeeph George Day lost a valuable oow a abort ven, and other Interesting features. This •on of Portland were laat week'· Wheeler & Prank a publlaher of world- gueet· time ago. George Hlbbs, who has been on a large will be followed by atbletio sports at the W. J. Co., Pure Silk Hosiery at the special above low prices. Seamed backs, perfect fitting, Manaey, of Mr. and Mr·. Harold Hutchio· wide note and a native of the atete of Mr and Mr·. Edwin Perbam and Lola ranoh in Saskatchewan, is now in Valpa- fair grounds, after whlob a banquet will and Mr. aud Mra. Kimball of Brook- Insurance and Pianos Lisle tops, sole heel. Maine. What be or any of the rest of Irving Foater attended grange meeting at Bry- raiso, Ind., attending sobool. be served at the Universalist church at are their annual them expect to do with their property la line, Mae·., speeding ant'· Pond Saturday evening. Ralph Blckford Is gaining slowly. Mr. 5:30. Io the evening the members will vacation witb tbelr here. was at Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph ague··. Auatria don't aeem to be a parenta The following people attended the Bickford St. Marie's Wednesday attend the Norway Theatre. Mra. Luoetta Bean baa to Lltoh- healthy plaoe for prince· and duke· at gone Abbott reunion at Bobbina' Neat Sun- |o see him. For the past week he has Beginning at θ o'olook the second day, field for the week-end. the present time—what atook that ooun- day, Sept. 18: Mr·. Anna Glover, Mr. been on tbe piazza every day In a wheel there will be a varied program Including South Maine PIECE GOODS Q. W. Bartlett of Gardiner waa a re- Paris, try bad on hand they shipped to Switzer- and Mr·. C. B. Abbott of North obair, and It le hoped he will be on the distribution of prises, etc. Club oent of relativee here. Ablng· land—so these Yankee· can hardly ex gueet ton, Ma··., Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bonney, crutcbea In a few daya. members are expeoted from Bethel, Harold and Roger Bartlett are attend- Our well stocked is from far and pect to ancceed them. The mere fact Mr. and Mra. C. M. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Stearna took Miaa Chase to Buokfleld, Brown field, Hebron, Rum- piece goods department attracting many patrons the State College at Ν. H. tbey were put on the market would eeem ing Durham, Harry Tlbbetta, Mra. Lynn Farrar, Mrs. South Paria Monday to aee her mother. ford, Oxford, Norway and Paris. Board near at~under value Send for if cannot visit our store. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Swan and Ruaeell prices. samples you to indloate—these refugee· considered Harold Mlllett, Mr·. Lynn Dyer, P. V. Mrs. Annie Bearoe bas been in Sonth and room will be furnished free at the I Have Swan motored to tbeir olub oamp, Mid- Paria for a few bomea In the It, Ethel different Well, themeelvee down and out for good. Bedding, Clifford Abbott, Abbott, days. community. dlesex Palla, Anduver, for the week. Elmer Dyer, Loui·· Bradeen of Sumner, Tbe Ladies' Circle held their first == a New WHAT Iaadore Steinberg, York artiat, Mr. and Mr·. Otl· Curti·, Mr. and Mr·. meeting of tbe season Tuesday at Rev. Brick School. It Is estimated thai 94,500,000 was la boarding at Harold Huichln'·. Elmer Ford of Weat Sumner, Mr. and Mr. Elngsley's. BURNHAM & MORRILL'S paid by life Insurance oompanle· during Mra. Wilmer Bradeen of Xaat There is to be a meeting of the board Remember We Give and Sumner, The had 100 cent Prompt the year 1920 for automobile fatalities. Albany. Mr. and Mra. Everett Boaie of trustees at the Academy to-day, Fri- following pupils per Abbott, in for the week: Statistics show thert were 12,000 fatal- Theodore Sloan went home to South Snow of South Mr. and Mra. day. Ν spelling past Paria, Grade K· Bernice Par- Free Parcel Post Service ities fron automobile aooideots during Paria Saturday. He baa been Albion Abbott and Frank The weather this week has been fine 8, Edytbe rr, (pending Abbott, Balph Mamie Eitella Thur- Canned Goods ! the year and 1,500,000 non-fatal Injuries. a few weeka with bia unole, P. G. Sloan. Bobbina of Paria. for tbe fair, and many from thl· way at- sons, Camming?, Bean, Lila Bryant. Mra. Moaea Grover baa paaaed away. Mr. and Mr·. Lorenzo Irish of Canton, tended. low, Shirley Ooriuun Normal School. Orade Martha Barrows, Bernice Try Those Beans Funeral Wedneeday. Her daughter, Ina and Mr. and Mr·. Nathan Biahop and 7, Wilson's Mille. Tburlow, Matti Charlie Stiles, have all eaten them at Walk-1 Qorham Normal School opened Wed- Good, baa been caring for ber. aon Philip of West Pern were reoent Lundell, You with one of the Ralph Davis, Cecil Abbott, Alpha nwday, Sept. 14, largest S. G. Bean, Satelia Bean and Sewall gueata of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Coolidge. Tbe aeveral showers of the past week Thay- îr's field days. | aver enrolled nor- er, Jennie Swett, Doran, Ava entering claeeee in tb· Plngree went to Newry fair, alao Wallace Mr. and Mra. Linwood have relieved the dronth situation in this Zilpha ia other varieties of Wealey Blng, Tolni Dean. We also have | mal school· of the state. With the ex- and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Mr. and Mra. Frank Mra. section. Hatch, Cnmmlngs, Dorothy One Price Cash Store Gumming· Bing, Hayes, Grade Clarence Pannle Β. & M. ception of a few rooms on the fourth D. Beau. Lota of nice vegetable· aod Anna Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe Fox, Miss Lutle β, Bumpns, goods. Hayae, Hayea Balelgb Rama Kenneth floor of Robie Hall, tbe dormitories for fruit and fancy work of all kind·. Hayea of Greenwood, and Clifton Blck- Fox, Marion Beair and' Mr. Herriok of Swett, Jndd, Davis, Leoise Alice Earl MAINE young women are filled with student·. A. G. Bean waa falling Sunday, ao bia ford of Portland were 8unday caller· at Bethel oalled on C. T. Fox at the Are Cummingf^ Jscobs, NORWAY* art· oouree ha· a Mills, Mabell Davis, Kenneth Brill, Wilda The industrial brought aoo Amoa of Haverhill, Maaa., and hla Abbie Traak'a. At noon a plonio dinner station last 8unday. number of men who are of Cole, Olive 'Marston, M usa Taylor, N. A. goodly youog daughter, Mlaa Nina Bean of Andover, waa served, and e?ery one bad a jolly Dr. Ingalls Berlin with Miss Ulsoh- "CÛMMÏNGSI Marion Allen. located in home· In the village. Maaa., «me Tueeday. time and to eat. vefer, bead district nurse, and Mri. plenty Alys Grade The school spirit was everywhere «ri- Andrew· la ânlahlng C. G. Hemingway held a ollnio here Tues- 6, Franoes Russell, Miriam General Merchandise Parley | baby Helen dent during tbe day. Seniors were on Backler'· piazza. North Waterford. day. Thirty-one obildren were exam- Wheeler, Evelyn Reoord, Davis, the school new Preston I band to welcome to the Quit· a number went to the county Ann!· Haxelton visited at Alphens ined, and except for a few minor ail- Cummings. PARIS, MAINE ======^ -J and to do in their were to student·, every thing fair Wedaeeday from thia way. A oold Goodwin'· Sunday. ments, they all fonnd be In ex- I power to bave~lbem feel oomfortably at and cloudy day. Nice rain at night, Marjorie Matherson Is working away cellent oondltlon. On aooonnt of shortage of ice, I shall home In their new surroundings. duet all laid for the next day. at present. Mrs. Hazel Linnell, the new superin- have to discontinue retailing Oot. lat. One interesting feature wai the "get- Liaale Morse was at the borne of her tendent of schools for this district, has To supply my customers to that time I together" party In the oenter Tuesday Weal Parte. nleoe, Billa Mareton, for a few days the been In town tbe past week getting am having It shipped in at a prioe larger in order for the sobool than 1 for it. After Oot. 1st 1 can . evening. Wilbur S. Field of Brighton, Maaa., a first ef the week sewing. things year. gel it at In oase of Millinery went to furnish retail sick- Opening native of Weet Sumner, who hae bean Albert Paige Norway Tues- only Plants! Oxford County Not··. But Sumner. tiess or House rialtlng relative· hare, and W. H. Barker, day. He will maka a short visit, and emergenoy. and 27 and 28. to his home In fair at Buokfleld W. W. Riplkt. Tuesday game warden, reoently made a trip to then goee Manhattan, Grange Sept. 27, χ It is time to choice and them in ont Wednesday, Sept. Pleasant Fond at pot your plante get Hon. Willi· K. Parson· of Poxoroft, Stonebam, where Mr. Field oanght two Kan. West Snmner 8ept. 28, dome in and look at the new pattern hate. Will be open inland and 14 The teacher of the grammar sobool Union fair at Bast Snmner Oot. 0. Dance at Oxford of danger. We have all sizes of commissioner of fisheries aalmon weighing 8 pound· and 4 Thursday evening, both boards at Arthur Edwards' and the Mrs. Nellie Rioker, who was orchestra. the new oement % evenings. game, annouooee that all game being pound· reepeotlvely. They hare alao operated Shaw's Try on for Intestinal Is 1)1 transported by motor vehlolee or private beea on a trip to Four Pond·, whtr· they teaober of the primary board· at Arnle tronble, orltloally road to Oxford Thursday evening. at this date. conveyanoe by resident· or non-residents had luok. Brown'·. good Ezra Eeene wai taken must be Identified before some town The visitor· at Sidney Hatoh's last very 111 last Dyspepsia Is America's curse. To restore di- Plant Pots and and Jardinieres week with atomaoh tronble. normal health I ol«rk or a The North Paria. Snaday were bis mother» Mrs. G. A. stention, weight, good purify FIRS. VA Β. CUTTING special Inspector. speolal the nse Burdock Blood Bitters. Sold at are as · bis brother and wife and three Some peraona from the at- blood, inspectors for Oxford Coantj fol- Thoee baring 100 par aeot pel I lug lea- Hatch, Tlolnlty all stores. Price. tended Oxford and otbera drag $1.95. Put a little Bone Meal in the bottom of the pot and watch Successor to Mrs. L. 0. Smiley lows: Ο. B. Barrows, Canton; K. C. Tor- eon· for the week : Grade 8, lather Bai· oblldren, Albert Paige, Mr. and Mrs. Connty fair, « , . Charles Mariton. went to the Franklin fair. Both Tel. 18Θ-2 Parie, Maine rey, Dixfield; Charlee P. Qray, Prye entine, Ilia Churchill, Jeeaie Rœe, Hill· Connty the plant grow. South fairs were a anooea·. 0. Lee Andrews, North Lb veil; J. Haa ta, Harlan Chi Ida. Grade 5, Ioaa Mra. Nora Abbott 1· at Norway work- good o.'fe burg; the L. Howard, Rldlonville; W. H. Barker, Haata. ing through the fair. Deapite severe drougl\t good orope of beana and have for Weal Parla. The school organized a School I» L. 9. Holme· from Otlsfleld waa at potatoes, squashes should be treated with Petro-Tan quick and been In tbe swelling· provement League Friday afternoon. Of· hla farm la Biebeetown Sunday got raised .vtolnity. Squashes Removes soreness and Worker·. over 40 have been healing. other TU Willing Boera ohoeea were: hi· Ford. weighing pounds result* where are also FOR SALE. CO. Economical to use. Gets of tbe Anna Fiake returned from the raised. Apple· quite plenty. N., daytoFMster test» Workers hospi- Tb· Willing Baptiat Praa.—Hariaa ChlkU. Also for sore tal laat and la Water seems to be the minor Ford car. Good treatment· have failed. School in Norway have eleoted vice- Pre·.—aideey Abbott. Thursday getting along produot. 1919 touring SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. A T^HDC *n Sunday "Robert'Townsend" used to that etc. Price 25c, $oc the following ofloera: Sec.—HUta Hutt finely. aay condition, new tires this season. At ^wI%/TL 1 VllEO boils* chafes, cuts, Traaa.—Ltlla Meal Bev. Mr. Mrs. Blla onoe In a severe be bad to drive * or send direct Kllopoulo·, Charles, drought a For lnfints aod Chldrtn. $1.00. Sold by druggists Mrs. Slla Mlllett and Mrs. Kim· tbe oattls over five m Ilea to water and bargain. South Vice-Free.—Dorto McAllister. ffext meeting will be held I· two weak·, George CASTORIA j the C. M. Merrill, < arose two on Borne CARLTON P. WOOD. manufacturer, Dr! at S P. M. All ar· Invited to ball visited Bev. G. W. Bias la Nsw ferrie· the way. dry - )ot. 7, — Ore. South Main·· Tk Ytl Ahrift Λ Paria, Mail»·* Hampshire last week. I 39 Pari·, KM Uiji BN(kt ν* Premiums Awarded at 1 -ast Week's Inches and under: H. 8. Wood, $10; er, Buekfleld, FaDawater, $2, Perfect ill, Buckfleld, 15 years old. Colored cray- NORWAY.φ County Fair, 50c, 50c, Alexan- on work: Both Churchill, 15 yrs. old, (These Me Elmer Thomee, Harrison, Nathan Pewaukee, Stark, $1, ^ΟχίότιΓ^Democrat anbjeet to revision ud oorrectloi the the $12; by officer· of Except lor Wolf P. H. Alice 12 25c. error· la are Boeflfcy. poeslble Leslie der, $1, Slyer, $1; Oorbett, 50c; Dyer, Norway, yre. old, Mr·. Mabel copying, they a· reported by tbe Ji idgw and and are Morrill, Buckfleld, $8; Thomee, Stanley of North Water- committees mainly oorreot.) South Paris, Pencil drawing: Buth Churchill, 15 yre. Maine, September 27,1921 ford la in Harrison, $4. Oxen β feet 10 indie· and Wagner, $1, Spurr Sweetj Paris. town for a few week·. Stallions Melntire ft Son $2, Ε Ο. old, 20c; Flarie Whitman, 10 Mr. $2; A. D. Cummings $1, under: Nathan Morrill, $10; Jamet Mann, $1; French, Norway, Norway, ί·Λ and Mm. W. F. Froet and son Ben June 12 Wil- One-year-old stallion: J. B. Heifer over 18 months and under 2 years: Β. T. Hubbardston, 50c, Davis, 50c, Spitz- yrs. old, 25c; Smith, Norway, liam were gnaata of Bryant, Thomes, Harrison, $8; Bussell, frlenda In Norway Bnckfleld, $5. Eastman Hill Stock A. D. enburg, 50c; Golden Ball, $1, Borne yrs. old, 50c; Alice Dyer, 12 yrs. old, 3 last week. Farm, $3; South Paris, $6; Ε. B. Abbott, Norway, Wonderful Page $1. Heifer «df under Beauty, $1, N. W. Greenings, $2, Artie. 20c. Mra. Ε. X. Cummings $2, 1 $3. Oxen 6 feet 6 inches and under: E, Qualities Charlee of Colts etc.: Ce- Meohanlo Falls year: L. E. Melntire ft Son, $3j A. D. 8. 8. M. $2. Collection Minerals, Grasses, waa in town laat week. Abbott, $8; Abbott, Norway, Oliver C. 2-year-old filly or gelding: Walter Cummings $2; L. E. Melntire ft Son $1. Leslie Buck, Hebron, Golden Bus- cil Abbott, South Paris, grasses, $1. At the 114th annual $6; Thomes, $4; C. B. Wilson, communication of Hayford, $6. Heifer calf under β months: Έ«**τη»τι ΤΤϊΙΊ set, $1, Grimes, $2, Hurlburt, $1, Nod- Specimen Hand Sewing: Lora Porter, PARIS. Oxford of Buekfield, 1-year-old filly Bryant's Pond, $2. Sweepstakes, Soci- Lodge Maaona waa celebrated or geldirr: W. Stock A. head, 50c, Rolfe, $1, Roxbury Russet, South Paris, 14 years old, 25c. Specimen SOUTH tbe fiftieth Manley Bessey, Hebron, Farm, $3, $2; D. Cummings $1. ety: A. W. Weston, $25; H. 8. Wood, anniversary of the railing of $5. 3-year-old draft W. 50c ; O. C. Buck, Hebron, Beauty of Kent hemstitching: Elizabeth Cooper, Buck- Clarence M. Smith filly, bred, F. W. Judges—George Weston, George B. $20; C. B. Bean, $15; H. 8. Wood, $10. Bibber of Auburn I· a and Qeorge H. Jonee Noyes, $5. Kimball. $2, Twenty Ounce, 60c, Sweet Bough, field, 9 yrs. old. Handkerchiefs, 20c, 15c. Blankets to in Thomae to Master Norway, Sweepstakes open state: L. T. Wil- Barne·'. Maaona. $1; H. A. Norway, Arctic, $1, Handkerchief tatting edge : Grace Band, S. O. Brood Mares and Grade Holsteins liams, Topsham, $50 ; Fred Moreau, Knightly, pmiûT Harrington Flint baa bought tbe Sucking Colts Alexander, 50c; Ε. M. Keene, Hebron, South Paris, age 11 years, first premium Ru*h jPent Taeed»y and Eltnar Morrill farm Steep Falls, $40; H. 8. Wood, Norway, And at Moderate Prices filiiam In Mlllettvllle. Sucking colt, draft bred: Alexander Heifer 1 year and under 18 months: Early Strawberry, $2; John P. Howe, 15c. Handkerchief crocheted edge: Very Portland. Mr. and $30; A. W. Weston, Bolster's Mills, $20. ffadneaday in Mra. Charlee Horner of Hallo- Stearns, South Paris, $5. Horace H. Cole, Norway,* $3. Heifer Norway, 8utton Beauty, $2; J. W. 8. June Smith, 15c. Crocheted yoke: Hazel well were Committee—Moses Young, Hartford; to health tre warm and comfortable bed E. D. Skilling· of Port recent guests of Mra. Horner's calf under 6 months: F. W. Nor- South Sweets, South dress 15 years Very essentiel good w- and M". Gents' Noyes, B. North Colby, Paris, Bailey $2, Abbott, Paris, yoke, Meters, Mr·. Lealle Drivers George Kimball, Bridgton. Golden Bernice we for Id towo Wednesday. McAllister and Mra. way, $3; H. P. Brown ft Son, Norway, Gano, 50c, Bussett, 50c, Mann, old when made, 25c, yoke 15c, clothes, ar.d in our show light weight Blankets were H. Gentlemen's department Percy Never·. driving horse: T. Thay- $2; Horace H. Cole, il. Drawing Steers 50c, Milding, $2, Nodhead, $2, Yellow Thurlow, South Paris, age tl years, 10c. window is of Ialand Pond, Vi., was Roland er, 8outh heated rooms and heavier grades for the person whose sf Farrell McCormaok baa entered the Paris, $10; Herbert T. Heath, One-year-olds: A. Gury, Norway, $5; Bellflower, $2, Alexander, $2, Fall Jen- Soa pillow colors : June Smith, age 12 the past week. medical school at West $8. Ayrshire· Dttwa ioriDg Louisville, Ky. Sumner, C. B. Wilson, Bryant's Pond, $3; F. A. neting, $1. Maiden Blush, 50c; B. F. years, 25c. Fancy Towel : Musa Taylor, open wide. at William who baa Green shown All awards to Herman Buck- South Blake Stearns is boarding Charles Home, been In Pana- horse, by owner: George Morse, C. B. Wil- Richards, Paris, Sweet, $2; age 10 years, 20c. Specimen wool crochet «•srreo ma for field: 3 Thurlow, Bryant's Pond, $2; school. aeveral yeara in tbe S. Record, bull years and •G. N. Borne or cotton: South COTTON white and with Md attending employ of Buekfield, $10; T. Thayer, upwards, $8; son, $1. 2-year-olds under 5 feet 10 inch- Emmons, West Paris, Buth Bowker, Paris, BLANKETS, grey fancy border, Sjwarda' the United Fruit la at home South Paris, A. G. cow 4 years old and voer, heifer Pound 15c. 13 Holl of Pitta- Company, $8; Lovejoy, Norway, $6, $4; es: C. B. Wilson, $6; Norman Seitz, Beauty, $2, Wealthy, $1, Sweet, runner, 25c; Age years. Speci- Andrews on a vacation. $6. 3 years, $5 ; heifer 2 old and under Winter $1.95, 2.25, 3.50, 2.95. jjrJ Aibertba years E. F. West 50c, Banana, $1; W. H. Tucker, men wool knitting: June Smith, sweater, » at I. Κ Andrewa'. : Harrison, $4; Pike, Paris, , is K^est Mr. and Mra. W. 3 $3, $1 ; heifer over 18 months and F. L jiij, Sherman Rowe of $2, $1. 2- Buckfield, Grimes, $1 ; Wyman, 25c, age 12 years. WOOL FINISH and thick Portland were Work Horses under 2 $2; Alpheus Jackson, Norway, BLANKETS, white, grey plaids, Ham of Derry, X. H., gueata laat week of Thom- years: $3; heifer calf under 1 Frank West Paris, Maine Harvey, $2, Golden Lida P. Fletcher, Tessa B. Thibodeau, M;« Mildred aa Pair of work year-olds: Whitman, Bryant's Mrs. Harold Cola laat Thibodean, who ia Mrs. Rowe'a fath- horses over 2700 pounds: year, $3, $2. Ball, 50c; M. E. Bennett, Buckfield, and warm, $3.95, 4.95. 4 of Pond, $0; C. B. Wilson, $4; Norman Judges. ^ fil guNt er. john M. Wood, Norway Lake, $15; J. H. Garden Royal, $1, Maiden Blush, $lj. Steers Seitz, $2; C. B. Wilson $1. 3-year-olds, and Knit Goods and white. Some are Nik. Mr. and Mra. Home of Rich- Millett. Norway, $10; H. 8. Nor- A. A. South Tolman "--Crochet, Tatting FINE WOOL BLANKETS in grey Harry Wood, β feet, 4 inches and over: Leslie Jenkins, Paris, George H. Johnson of Canton mond are gueata of Mr. way. $6. Pair work 2700 Best yokes 3year-old steers: J. B. Bob- Thomes, I. H. Centerpiece, Irish crochet edge, Mrs. Mr» Home's mother, horses, pounds C. B. C. B. Sweets, 50c, Fameuse, 50c; Elling- silk hound, attractive colored borders, 7*50, 8.98. of Mrs. Emm» W. Mann Mrs. Cheater W. Home. and under: W. inson, Oxford, $6; A. P. Stanley, Harri- Harrison, $8; Wilson, $6; South Tolman Geo. Ridlon,, West Paris, 75c; Dora $5.95, 6.50, wu tbe gaeet Roy Frost, Norway, $12; East F. H. wood, Paris, Sweets, $1, Mr. and Mra. Charles E. Gammon son, $5; C. R. Wilson, $2. Bean, Hiram, $4; Corbett, Weet Irish jit week. James McGown of Ells- & Son, Norway, $8; Bryant's Pond, Roxbury Russett, $2; G. D. Verrill, West Jackson, Paris, 50; specimen fine all wool, scarlet color. A blanket that v South Paris, $2. under 6 BLANKETS, with worth are gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Law- J. A. Sturtevant, South $6. Best 2-year-old steers: Arthur Brooks, 3-year-olds Wolf Ο. N. Nor- crochet, Mrs. Geo. Bidlon, 50c; set C!ass meets Mr·, Paris, feet 4 inches: C. B. Wilson F. H. Paris, River, 50c; Cox, The Optimistic rence M. Carroll. Town team of South Paris, $5. Best steers: $8; of braided or cord crocheted doilies, will wear almost a life time. Extra large. A wonderful value, Saturday afternoon of % working horses, 6 pairs. yearling way, American Beauty, $2, Garden Boy- M. Brown C. R. Corbett $6; A. M. Daniels, Paris, $4; Dora · jioford Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Smith of Port- Norway, $15—teams q/wned by Hairy Wilson, $4. Best steer calves: H. al, 50, Gravenstein, 50c, St. Lawrence, Mrs. George Bidlon, 75c; week. Adna Buck, Norway, $2. Sherman $12.50. |3ii land were recent viaitora of Miss Edith Millett, H. S. Wood 2 pairs, J. M. A. Bobbins, Norway, $4; Fagan ft Green, $2, Orange Speck, 50c; I. H. Elling- Jackson 50; Mrs. Stanley, Η Fuller of Warebam, M. Smith. South $3. Grade Durham Committee—L. T. Williams, J. P. Pen- Kczar Filet crochet, or Mra. Harriet Wood, A. J. Millett, H. P. Brown & son; Paris, 3-year- wood, Nodhead, $1; C. B. King, South Falls, 25c; specimen ESMOND BLANKETS for bed rooms, porch of Mr. and Mrs. olds: ley, D. E. Wood. Mrs. sleeping Il a guest George Or. and Mra. Charlee M. Packard of Paris, $10, teame owned by A. T. Stearns, Adna Buck, Norway, $5. C. E. Paris, Hubbardston, $1, Gano, $2, Falla- Mrs. Sherman Stanley, yoke, 50c; ! H. W. Em- Every blanket double thick. Hence a deeper, warmer B. Morton. Lawrence, Mass., were in town fair week. Robert Kerr, J. A. 8turtevant, A. E. Beckler, Bryant's Pond, $3; F. H. Corb- Drawing Horses water, 50c, Venomi, $2; C. W. Cooper, Sherman Stanley, yoke, 15c; camping. West Carl Boynton of Portland aev E. F. Pike. ett, South Paris, $2. Grade Hereford J. A. He- mons, Paris, carriage robe,» 25; and twice the of a blanket. Priced Soma West left Snnday for New apent Cox, Pairs 3,000 lbs. and under: Thomas E. Buckfield, Oolvert, $1; Hobbs, nap strength single $4.45, 5.00, Mm >*ral last week with 3year-olds: A. W. Bolster's Mills R. I. crocheted yoke, Doris Has- where she will enter Colombia days his mother, Committee—E. B. Harriman, J. M. Weston, West Bethel, J. B. Rob- bron, Wealthy, 50c, Greenings, 50c, nightrobe, York C'tf Mrs. Elizabeth F. H. Corbett $3. Grade Holstein Westleigh, $15; Mrs. W. B. Raymond, 5·5θ· 5-95- Boynton. Doble, J. M. Millett. $5; Β. B. Hebron, Stark, $2; E. C. Briggs, Buckfield, Ben kell, Norway, 75c; rai*er»ity. Miss Blanche C. R. East inson, Oxford, $10; Stone, South B. Willard, Bry- Lane of Auburn haa been 3-year-olds, Bean, Hiram, $5; $8; Harold $4. Pairs 2,- Davis, $1; F. H. Morse, Waterford, Paris, 50c; Buby Cochrane of Hallowell Vas a of Mra. Herds Ε .M. Roes, Norway, ant's Filet crochet M m Ethel guest Fred Moore. Wood, Norway, $3. Grade Devon 800 Stark Delicious, $2, Golden Ball, $2, Pond, 25c; yokes, L. Morton'· fur and under: H. P. Brown & Son, a gnest at Mrs. C. Rev. and Mra. Robert J. Bruce and Herd of twelve cattle: L. E. McIntiTe 3-year-olds: A. P. Harrison, $5. Waldo He- Mrs. Sherman Stanley, 35c; Gladys Star- yeo Stanley, Norway, $15; H. S. Wood, Norway, $10; Orange Speck, $1; Bessey, family of Portland were those à Son, East Waterford, $35. Pure bred Grade Durham 2-year-olds: Albert Pen- bird, South Paris, 25c; Mrs. Bertha ifewdaj·. among V. B. and F. E. Mills, Norway, Har- bron, Spitzenburg, $2; George Conant, who took in the fair last week. Holstein herd: Eastman Hill Stock West F. W. Nor- $8; John 20c. Emma W. Haskell of Anbarn is They Farm. ley, Paris, $4; Noyes, old Roes. $4. Hebron, "Oldenburg, $1; McKeen, Stone, Oxford, Mim also called on their numerous L. E. Norway, or combination crochet brother Edwin X. Haskell friends in Lovell, $10; Mclntire & Son, $8; way. $3; Alphens Jackson, Norway, 2. Pairs 2400 and under: Charles E. West Paris, Mann, $2, Garden Royal, $2, Marguerite ijieetofher town. A. D. Cummings, South Paris, $5. Pure Grade Hereford 2-year-olds: H. A. Rob- Pound $1, Stark, $2, Twenty yoke, Mrs. May Bolster, Bryant's Pond, uu bis family. Gammon & Son, Norway, $12; A. E. Cox, Sweet, J. Y. Keazer of Colebrook, Ν Η., was bred Durham herd : C. E. Cobb, Denmark. bins. Norway, $4 ; Raymond Haines, West Ounce, $2, Fameuse, $2; John Walling- 75c; Helen Holmes, Norway, 50c; Ruby West Paris, $10; Herbert Bisbee, East Emma Mm Marie Brymer of 3 Rhode· Ave- a guest of bis daughter, Mrs. William C. $10; H. D. Harnden. Fryeburg, $8; A. J. Paris, $3; Frank Whitman, Bryant's ford, Hebron, Opalescent, $1, Sweet Willard, Bryant's Pond, 50c; Mass.. la a for a few Sumner, $8; Kenneth Lord, Denmark, South Mrs. W. B. 33». guest Leavitt, last week. Mrs. Leavltt bad and F. L. $5. Pure Pond, $2. Grade Hereford A. A. A. Twitchell, Paris, 25c; Lynn Millett, Norway, 1-year-olds, $4. Pairs 2600 and under: R. C. Hill, Bough, $2, Wealthy, 50c; Conant, at Chas. Edwards'. also for guests, Arthur Brackett acd bred Hereford J. H. L. F. West Parsons Winter South Paris, 15c; lunch cloth, weeks herd, Millett, Nor- Gary, Norway, $4; Everett, B. West Hebron, Sweet, $2, Raymond, Mias Or· Oxford, $12; F. Pike, Paris, $10; or Mrs. Sherman Stan- Easeon of Port- Whipple, both of Colebrook. way, $10; Kenneth Lord, Denmark, $8. Paris, $3; F. A. Thurlow, Bryant's Pond, Banana, Somerset, ι tatting crochet, THE Mr and Mrs Chester Roy W. Frost, Norway, $8; George Tuell, $2, $1, Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. William of Bethel Pure bred herd: C. R. South $2. Grade Durham calves: A. J. and St. 50. 75c; Mrs. E. F. Noyes, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. How- Qarey Jersey King, Went $4. King, $1, Senator, $1, Lawrence, ley, tatting edge, ind were the Paris, South lunch s comfort fair week. among guests of relatives here Paris, $10; T. B. Doughty, Norway, $8. P. L. Millett, Norway, $4. Grade Here- Sewall, Rowe, So. Paris, Wolf River, $2; Paris, cloth, 50c; napkins, Mother udsbaw during last Sweepstakes: John McPherson, Han- West week. Pure bred Ayrshire herd : Herman Morse, ford calves: H. P. Brown & Son, Norway, Herman Morse, Buckfield, Pewaukee, $2, Leona Ridlon, Paris, tatting nap- William Noddin of Gor- over, $15; Thomas Heikkinen, West Par- Mr. aod Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bartlett of Buekfield, $10. Young Holstein herd: $4; H. A. Bobbins, Norway, $3. Milding, $1, Fallawater, $1, Wealthy, kins, 50c; Dora Jackson, tatting nap- were of Mr. and Mrs. are is, $10; Thomas Westleigh, West Bethel, with or an. Ν Η., guest· Andover in town. They intend to Eastman Hill Stock Farm, $12; L. E. Committee—Moses Young, L. T. Wil- $2, Colvert,$2; Stanley Pratt, South kius, 35c; pillow slips, tatting Morton th6 fair. make $8; J. B. Robinson, Oxford, $4. cro- William P. during Norway their future home. Mclntire & Son. $8; A. D. Cummings. $6. liams. Paris, Orange Speck, $2; W. N. Judkins, crochet, Dora Jackson, pillow slips, Mra. A. O. Parmeoter and and Farm F. A. Mrs. W E. Rice, Norway, pil- gliaha Turner of Bolster's Mill· was daughter, Young Durham herd: C. E. Cobb, $12; Vegetables Crops So. Paris, Ben Davis, $2; Cooper, chet, 50c; Miss of Needbam Mass Matched Cattle low crochet, 25c; Flora Maxim, laat week of his daughter and Marion, Heights, A. J. and F. L. Millett, $8. Young Assortment Field Crops and Garden Milding, 50c, Sherwoods Favorite, 50c, slips •Jwguest took in the fair last week. Ik will be Matched oxen, value considered: J. B. Golden Joel South slips, crochet, 15c. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Low- Hereford herd: J. H. Millett, $12. Vegetables: George N. Emmons, West Hurlbut, $2, Sweet, $1; Paris, pillow :«rbusband, remembered that Mr. now C. S. & Pillow with cord or braid cro- Parmenter, Judges—George W. Weston, George R. Robinson, Oxford, $8; Hayes Parie, C. D. $5. Poster, South Paris, Coopers Market, $2; slips 41. waa $8; Morse, Waterford, towel with deceased, once in business in Nor- Kimball. Sons, Oxford, $6 ; Charles Roes, Norway, W. T. South Paris, Fall chet, Mrs. Geo. Ridlon, 50; of Display of Squashes, not less than three: Knightly, M.i. Macolm Cox Salem, Mas·., way. $4. Matched oxen under 5 years: C. S. $2, C. W. ;atting, Dora Jackson, 50c; Mrs. May her Miss Lena Beef Breeds George N. Emmons, $1.50; W. T. Knight- Greenings, Bailey Sweets, $1; :tt been visiting sister, Mrs. Lena Savage of Arlington, Mass., & Sons, $8; L. F. Everett, West St. Bolster, Bryant's Pond, 25c; Ella Me· Hayes ly, South Paris, $1 ; E. P. Crockett, South Oummings, , Lawrence, $1. Franck, at Mr. and Mrs. Harold is tbe of her Mrs. H. C. Stock cow and two of her produce: J. A. W. Bolster's South towels with cro- L guest mother, Paris, $6; Weston, 50c. Best Arthur Largest and best display of commer- serve, Paris, 15c; Ozuard. H. Millett, H. A. Robbins, Paris, Squash: Brooks, Eva Ella Meserve, Fletcher'a. Norway, $10; Mills, $4. Matched 3-year-old steers, South $1 N. 50c cial apples, grown by exhibitor: W. G. chet, Tucker, 35c; Mr. and Mrs. James of A. J. and F. L. Paris, ; George Emmons, ; Dora 15. E. Schcff entered the freeh- Humphrey Norway, $8; Millett, value considered: Leslie Thomes, Harri- Hebron $6; J. W. S. Colby, South Paris, 25c; Jackson, M m Leota W. T. Knightly, 25c. Mammouth Squash: Conant, cord Winchendon, Mass., were guests of Mr. Norway, $5. son, $6; Elmer Thomes, Harrison, $4. South O. C. Towels with braid of aas class at Colby College laet week. D. S. Chaplin, Norway, $1 ; Anton Vierni, Paris, $4; Buck, Hebron, aud Mrs. G. Fred Stone la*t week. Mrs. Matched steers: H. A. crochet, Mrs C. H. Wiles, Norway, There was a large entering class— 1891 Special for Shorthorn Breed 2-year-old Bobbins, Norway, 50c; Oliver Deeoteau, South Par- *2. El.en Paragard and Mrs. Florence Proc- J. L. West A. 35c; dresser or buffet scarf or 3ew students. Norway, $5; Briggs, Paris, 25c. Yeaton. tor Champion male: H. D. Harnden, Frye- is, Judge—G. in of Auburn were also guests bf tbe $3; C. R. Wilson, Bryant's Pond, $2. runner with crochet or tatting, white, the art· C. E. H. For best display /pumpkins, onions, and Flowers Cbariee Κ I). Rudick, Portland Stones, as were Mr. and Mrs. William burg. $25; Cobb, Denmark, 2d; steers: L. Pears, Plums, Grapes Mrs. C. H. crochet runner, 50c; Matched yearling J. Briggs $4; toma- Wiles, made a in E. Whitman, Buekfield, 3d. Champion watermelons, muskmelons, citron, in recently sketching trip Paragard of Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Noyes, Norway, $3; C. R. Wilson, Largest variety and best specimens— Gertrude Howard, Norway, crochet, 35; some female: H. E. H. D. toes, celery, cauliflower, beets, turnips, thi· ricinity. While here he made W. E. Rice of Lewiaton were other Whitman, $25; R. $4. pqars, 4 varieties correctly named, 7 -Mrs. W. E. South Paris, cro- $2. Matched calves: C. Wilson, Phil- Raymond, A STOCKING CONSTRUCTED TO GIVE EXTRA SERVICE Harnden 2d; C. E. Cobb 3d. cabbages, carrots, parsnips, peppers: on or fifty iketches. guests. Committee—Moses Young, L. T. Wil- specimens plate: I. C. Buck, He- chet, 25c; piano, dresser buffet scarf of ip Maxim, South Paris, beets, 10c; onions two Charlee Plummer Denver, Colorado, bron, $2. 7 specimens and with or crochet in colors, Grace Mr. and Mrs. Gay Stevens and Durhama liams. Verne E. citron E. Bartlett, tatting BPECIAU-Y REINFORCED IN THE UPPER PART OF THE LEO OVCM TMB who is in Portland with bis for 10c; Knightly, 50c; other desirable varieties: James Bry- Mrs. C. H. Wiles, chiidrec of Portland were guests of Mr·, family Bull 3 anil H. D. Hara- Howard, Norway, 50c; KNEE AND WAY TO THE TOP WHERE IT 18 FASTENED the was a of bis years upwards: Working Qxen and Beef P. Crockett, Cabbage 50c; cauliflower, E. G. Mr. and Mr·. Ε. H. preeant, guest nieces, ant, Buekfield, Lawrence, 50c; 35c; Marion Ames, South Paris, runner, j'wios' parents, flen, Fryeburg, $8 ; C. E. Cobb, Denmark, $1.50, peppers, 50c, citron, $1; F. B. Misses Margaret A. and Jennie P. Baker, Working oxen, 5 years oH or over: H. Farnum, Norway, Seckel, 50c, Sheldon, 25c. Haggett, last week. A. J. and F. L. $4. South last week. He returned to Portland $6; Millett, Norway, H. Richards, Paris, watermelon, $1.50, crocnetea: auu γ*. 9. Wood, Norway, $10; F. Varney, $2, Kieffer $2, Buerre Bose, $2; Dwight nedspreaa, uumu, 5AVE5 DARNING · iuc Bull 2 old and upwards: H. E, N. Emmons, musk- TNI5 Since neanesuay nigai r»iu, Tburaday night. Mies Jennie Baker years East Sumuer, $8; Charles Roes, Norway, celery $1.50; George Cushman, Hebron, Buerre de Changra, Sorrth Paris, made when 85 years old, $1 ; in than em- Whitman, Buckfield, $8; I. C. Morey, melons, $1.50, onions $1.00, watermelons Sher- D ;nu plot the Square is greener accompanied him. Miss Baker ie $6. Working oxen, 4 years old and un- $2; W. C. Symonds, Norway, Lucrative, table mats, knit or crochet, Mrs. North Waterford, $6. Bull calf under tomatoes cauliflower $1, !b« been at any time since the outline ployed by the Rinea Brothers Company. der 5, H. 8. Wood, Norway, $10; C. W, $1, $1, celery $1, $1, $1; John P. Howe, Norway, man 50c; Mrs. George 1 C. E. Cobb R. C. Oxford, Howell, Stanley, crochet, of it «κ weeks year: $3; Hill, beets $1, turnips $1.50, cabbage $1.50, tan and black. changed ago. ( Additional Norway local* on page 1.) Jordan, Bolster's Mills, $8; L. F. Ever- Howell, $2, Sheldon, 50c; F. L. Wyman, Ridlon, crochet, 35c; specimen tatting, LITTLE TUFF HOSE, 50c. Fine Wool, white, $2; A. J. and F. L. Millett. Norway. $1. carrots $1.50, parsnips $1.50, peppers $1- 0. C. Dona, i X. Mason went to Branswick ett, Norway, $6. Yoke of beef oxen: C. West Paris, Buerre Bflse, 50c; Susie Gammon, Norway, collection, 50c; Back to a Two-Train Schedule. Bull calf under 6 months: John M. Wood, .50. C. W. Cooper, Buckfleld, beets 50c; child's ut the freshman class at S. Hayes & Sons, Oxford, $10; A. W. Buck, Hebron, Lawrence, $2, Bartlett, Sadie Howard, Norway, dress, weekenter Lake, H. E. Whitman $2; W. O. onions Oliv- on Grand Trunk will Norway $3; Beef cattle Perry, Norway, $1.50; Ο. N. with crochet 3owdoin c ege. There were 152 mem- Tbe schedule the Weston, Bolster's Mills, $8. 50c, Buerre Clairgeau, $1; Cox, 35c; handkerchief edge, FLANNELS FOR NIGHT ROBES C. E. Cobb $1. Cow 4 years old and er C. Buck, Hebron, cabbages $1, carrots ben who in the class. be changed next Sunday, Oct. 2, when less than 5 years old; E. W. Penley, Norway Bartlett, $2, Belle Lucrative, Mrs. W. E. Rice, 25c, 15; handkerchief registered over: H. D. Harnden, $6; A. J. and F. 50c, parsnips 50c; Wendall Barrett, South we shell go back to the old-fashioned West Paris $10; C. M. Jordan, Bolster's $2, Winter Niles, $2, Seckel, $2, Ver- with tatting edge, Mrs. W. E. Rice, 25c; T. Hubbard ie his L. Millett $4 ; C. E. Cobb $2. Heifer 3 R. C. Hill, Ox- KIMONAS AND BATH ROBES Liodlev carrying plan of two trains each way daily. Ex- Mills $8; L. F. Everett, West Paris, $6. Paris, pumpkins $1.50; mont, $2, Flemish Beauty, $1, Buerre Helen Holmes, 15c; handkerchief hand irminae on account of a cracked and under 4: C. E. Cobb $5; H. onions Oliver South ng act can not be given yet, but the years Committee—L. T. Williams, J. P. Pen- ford, 50c; Deeoteau, Bose, $1; C. W. Cooper, Buekfield, Dora Jackson, 25c; collar and figure· Harnden $2. Hei- A. K. So. made, collar bone and strained ligament· sa·· will run as E. Whitman $3 ; H. D. Paris, pumpkins-50c; Thomas, O. C. He- cuff or Helen Holmes, forenoon trains practically ley. Clapps Favorite, $2; Buck, set, tatting crochet, The are so attractive and the colors so desirable that ained in football one last fer 2 and under 3: H. E. Whitman tomatoes 50c; C. D. Morse, Water- patterns practice day now, crossing here about 9:3d. The years Paris, bron, Buerre de Anjou, $2, Goodale, $2, 75c; Rosie Babineau, South Paris, 50c; F. L. Millett $2 ; C. E. Town Teams muskmelons toma- week. afternoon train weal will arrive $3 ; A. J. and ford, pumpkins $1, $1, Vicar of Wakefield, $2; E. or crochet, Rosie Babi- will want to make garments for the whole family. going 18 Howell, 50c, collar, tatting you about in the and tbe east- Cobb $1. Heifer 1 year and under oxen, 6 yoke, Noway, $25; toes $1.50, beets $1.50, turnips $1, carrots C. B. Susie wool cro- G.H.Rankin and Alton C. Wheeler 7:30 evening, Working W. York, Oxford, Seckel, $1; King, neau, 50; Gammon, 35c; Best Flannels 19c and 25c yard. as about 5:48. Tbe months: C. E. Cobb $3; A. J. and F. L. cattle owned Charles 3 H. $1. parsnips $1, 'ipeppere $1; W. T. J. A. quality Outing «ere at Hiram Saturday night, where bound train now, by Rose, yoke, South Paris, Flemish Beauty, $2; chet, Mrs. Sherman Stanley, shawl, 50c; trains now will Millett $2; H. E. Whitman $1. Heifer S. S. M. E. 8. Abbott. watermelons 50c, citron $1.50; 35c. Other of bleached and unbleached, 10c, 12c, Mr. Wheeler was one of the speakers at early and late running Wood, Abbott, Knightly, Hibbs, Hebron, Buffum, $2, Lawrence, Gertrude Allen, Norway, jacket, grades Outing, trains will be over 18 months and under 2 years: C. E. owned J. B. Rob- Lewis South Paris, muskmelon the mnaal meeting of Hiram be canceled. Sunday prac- Oxford, $20, cattle by Button, $1, Flemish Beauty, 50c; James Bryant, Wool knitting, Mrs. Eliza Spinney, public A. J. and F. L. Millett C. 15c. K. of P. tically tbe same as now. Cobb $3; $2; inson 2 yoke, Hayes Bros., 4. Harrison 50c. Buekfield, Buerre de Anjou, $1; Oliver Bethel, 75c, mittens; Mrs. Ε. M. Elling- Lodge, $1. Heifer calf under 1 year: 2 Trace 12 rowed Seed Corn: B. F. ΚΙΜΟΝΑ CLOTH, beautiful E. Cobb $15, cattle owned by James Thomes Buck, Hebron, Buffum, 50c; John Wal- wood, South Paris, scarf, 50c; Mrs. E. patterns, 25c. Mrs. Xate Hammond, chairman of the Miss Helen E. Whitman C. E. Cobb $2; H. J. A. D. 8. Miss Julia P. Morton and H. $3; yoke, Elmer Thomes, Bert Weston 2, Richards, $1; Thurlow, 75c; lingford, Hebron, Buffum, $1 ; C. A. M. Ellingwood, sweater, 35c; boudoir iproo table for the grange fair, Oot. 13 a to Boston last ©. Harnden 1. Heifer calf under 6 50c. Trace 8 rowed Morton made short trip Charles Jordan. Chaplin, Norway, Hebron, Bartlett, $1 ; J. F. King, cap, or crochet, Mrs. Virgie ud 14, wishes the sisters to make aprons F. L. Conant, tatting week. months: C. E. Cobb $3; A. J. and Town team of steers 3 years old: Har- Seed Corn: L. N. Love joy, South Paris, South Paris, Bouseock, $2; John Wal- Wilson, South Paris, 35c Merle Brown, for that table. She to 75 or $1 R. C. F. P. T. KNIT hope· get to Millett $2. rison $10; cattle owned by A. P. Stanley ; Hill, Oxford, 75c; Morrill, Buerre de Anjou, 50c; W. 25c, baby's bonnet, crochet,, UNDERWEAR for Miss Marjorie Penley has (tone Iingford, Norway, lOO, they always sell. 2 R. H. Leslie Thomes, A. Norway, 50c. in or resume her in the Grade Durhama yoke, Fleck, Knightly, South Paris, Duchess, $2; 35c; sofa tatting crochet, Waterville to teaohing raised 15 pillow X «s Kuth student at the W. Weston, J. E. Thomes. Norway, $7 ; Trace Popcorn, by boy years Collection of not less than four Hazel M. South Paris, 50c; Ger- Gore Miller, of that over: Whit- plums, Miller, The lines of Fall and Winter schools city. Cow 4 years old and Ellis old or less: South E. complete Philadelphia School of Design for Wo· cattle owned by Adna Buck, Earl Wood, Philip Maxim, Paris, plates. Specimen plutns: Jas. Bryant, trude Howard, 25c; tatting doily, Ella on the Buckfield, A. H. Foster, Nor- a the Work Monday morning man, $5; H. A. $1; Lewis F. Richardson, Norway, 75c; Mrs. Annie South are sea, received special award at Ox- began 4: Alpheus Jackson, George Noyee, Buekfield, Lombard, $2 ; Meserve, Paris, 35ic, 25c, 15c; Knit Underwear here. & way, $3. Heifer 3 years and under South lord County fair for collection of orig- foundation of-Cole Durgin's garage Bobbins. Town team of steers 2 years Carroll and Clyde Nottage, Paris, Wheeler, South Paris, Burbank, $1; O. best crochet, Mrs. Nellie Ward- R. C. Hill, Oxford, $3. Heifer 2 yeare specimen ins! water-color designs. near tbe Park Street bridge. old: Paris $4; cattle owned by E. F. 50c. N. Cox, Black Damson, $2, California well, Oxford, 75c; Mrs. J. O. Wiles, Nor- and under 3: P. C. Morey, North Water- of /aised one The is re- Pike, E. W. Penley, R. Haines, G. L. Display potatoes by Coes Golden Drop, $2, Marion Ames, 35c. is made and fits right. quality An ail of the Mrs. Ε. T. Waterhouse and family R. C. Hill Horace H. Cole, Prunes, $2, way, 50c; Every garment right day meeting Baptist ford, $3; $2; 2 L. F. Everett. person, not less than 10 varieties: Geo. O. C. Victor Pearl home from a business Criggs, yoke, Claude, $2; Buck, Burbank, $2, Whitman, be and we have seen to it that the is no more Ladi··' Aid with covered dish dinner turned Thursday 1. Heifer 1 year and under 18 West $1.50. judges—Mrs. all it should price in and Sears- Norway, Town team of steers 1 year old: Nor- N. Emmons, Paris, Speci- $2. F. H. C. *i!l be beld with Mrs. West next to friends Kennebunk calf Niagara, Cook, Wing. a or George trip months: J. C. Morey, $3, $2. Heifer men Potatoes: 3 varieties: Wendall Bar- B. F. than it should he. When we han· of tbe years old and upwards: $2. pin, $1, Blush, $2, East Waterford, lunch cloth, 35c. Died. adnlt day. A banquet Tbe subject Haaence of tbe Bull 1 old: East- Pair ducks: C. D. Morse, Wa- Somerset, tire, eJinJJ' la "Tbe South Paris, $8. year young $2, Sherwoods Favorite, $1, Pin cushion: Helen Holmes, 35c; Dora «lawk t0 *be adult portion of tbe Snndaj morning morning L. B. Card, Charles Francis, Oxord, $2; Bed oioee of tbe man Hill Stock Farm, $6; terford $2; $2; C. W Cooper, Astrachans, $2, handkerchief F McAllister, Mr* B*"*ard of Norway At tbe Ita Jackson, 25c. Embroidered In Norway, Sept. 16, George •111 Û Ooepel." will hold Bull calf under 1 year: Williams Favor- Par- 89 0?*' the Sunday School South Paris, $4. $1.50. jTellow Transparent $2, in white: Mrs. Virgie Wilson, Sooth aged years. ,pe*ker ln th® evening. aervioe aervioe, Victor Woodworth, in 90, Jesse E. TwltchsU, aged WHEELER "Wlterford, Bumford,Sept. & WidJL East old geese: Fall Perfect, $2, W. & Son, Pair J. and promotion L. E. Mclntire ite, $2, Jenneting, 50c, CO., J day 35c. be Sunday School day; annual rally aobooi and L. E. Mclntire T. B. Norway, Ben is, 24yeara. îbafJ, exerciaee by the A. D. Cummings, 12; South Paris, $2; Doughty, Tompkins King, $2, Davis, $1; Grace Stevens, Judges. In Andover, Sept. 17. Mn. Georgia Bailey. — ^ and Fri- with of 13; Edna Shaw, % P*>Pl·'· day; apeoiai with Bull calf under 6 months: $2. James Buckfield, Colvert, 50c, In Albany, Sept. 18, Mrs. Clara Good G rover, SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. ^ will be abort addreaa praaentatlbn & Son, $1. Bryant, ar^***· d*J· banquet a the It Farm, $3; A. D. geeee: T. B. Doughty, Golden Bussett, $2, School Work •gedMyeara. ρ· oertiflcatee by paator. Eastman Hill Stock Pair young Fall Pippins, $2, High 99, Setta Walker, aged 88 *· tbe mother· and member and ov- Tel- In Bethel, 8ept :*u2brîL**· promotion that every $2. Cow 4 years old Norway, $2, $1.50. Fameuse, $1, Stark Delicious, 50c, Solid Embroidery: Lora Por- Handicapped. of tbe ohuroh. Ββτ. M re. la aarnaatly hoped Cummings, Specimen join CIDER APPLES. gJJ* and Sunday 6 Son $0; A. D. Cum- Pair old turkeys: Mrs. W. E. Morse, Mcintosh Beds, $2, South child 'i In Caaloa, 94, Mn. Tbeta Α., wtfeof ° of of tbe obnrob er: L. E. Mclntire low Belliflower, 50c, ter, age 14 years, Paris, Sept. "Ah wouldna say MacTarlah canna PmI· Hill will be the and friend to be $2. W. L. Tork, year·. ahall and Wednes- f Q an effort present L. E. Mclntire k Son, South Bronze $2. G. I. Conant, Baxter, $2, Crocheted Marion agedâo I load Tueaday Muaie will be will make mings, $4; Paris, Spy, 50c; dress, 35c. yoke: learn the game," said Sandy caution* 'ira;»h ^ e?enlng. School make it a real rally under 4: Eastman E. $1, Tel- 35c. and 28. Market looai will aervioe and Heifer 3 years and F. Young, Judge. Pound Sweets, $2, Spitzenburg, Ames, South Paris, ly to hla golf partner, "but what with day, Sep. 27 price Wcai 7 Saturday at thia A. D. Cum- Graven- R. Thibodeau The annual of the SouthParla Board rf^ Stock Farm, $5, 13; Drawing Oxen low Belliflower, $1, Senato, $2, Lida P. Fletcher, Tessa meeting tied paid. obUd day» «wi ι* I· boped every day. Hill and under Golden of Trade will be hedefat Engine being both religious and Ungoe wîf ! will be a Heifer 2 years old and under: A. steins, $1, Twenty Ounce, $1, HalJoaTues, MRS. G. H. pwent. Tbtw afternoon at 7:30 there mings $2. Oxen 7 feet 6 inches Mrs. Judges. It will be deeficult, aye, Terra deeft· PORTER, •WlkeJ In the evening entitled Hill Stock Farm $3; A. Dl H. & Sweet·, $2, Sweet Bough, 50c; t0 and mieelonary lecture 3, Eastman W. Weston, Bolster's Mills, $15; Work of Children Under 15 Tears of Ag< cult" South Paria. *<®da» "orJ telltae play. Thia Lu Ε. Mclntire ft Son, $1, Ox· Frank Dudley, South Paris, Grimes, 50c, 39 "d atereoptioon the Great War." Cummings, $2 ; Norway, $12; J. B. Robinson, Church ». *·»· "Turkey and of and under 18 months: Wood, I 50c, Gideon, $8; W. H. Tuck- Water Color Painting: Bath sir"' 53ί£ΐΛ2!Ιτ*®®eber ie wanted under the auaplcaa Heifer 1 rear H. a Wood, $4. Oa Τ tel f Hurlburt, ^tlTiûû î?? praeeo* lecture la given Mo* flip Ml k λ fort, $8) Per oent attendance la every Sndenvor Society. ■mum» ma I the Ghriatlan

i third The Great Event of the Year day, ftnd there mi abont the usual homemakebst column. d»y orowd. (Ooottnaed trou page 1.) Now'sthe Tîme| Tax SOCIETY'S ΑΚΗ UAL ΜΕΚΤΙΝΟ. ed eleven head of pore bred Hereforde. A TO LOOK AFTER YOUR OomapoaOeBMoatoptes of Interest to tbe ladles them new ooder the son vu the Howwiim' One of Ibetr calves 1· deeorlbed bj Something JUST U sooeJted. Address: Jtdltor the RECEIVED m there of Oxford Oonntj Gotionii Oxford Democrat. South Perl·, Me "the beet steer oalt Is any- annual meeting Ν and the Is aooepted Agricultural Sooiety, held In the open Η Ε ATI G where," description Im- as correct by those qualified" to know. air Thursday Afternoon. Word of election of offl- Oannents. Kenneth Lord of Denmark showed pending oonteate In tbe We do all kind· of Heating Dyeing Freshen* Faded and before A Gar Load of the about a dosen head of pnre bred Here- o*rs bad been noised about, fords. tt»e boor of tbe 1 o'clock meeting tbe and Hot Water LOB ARK ΚΑ8Π<Υ MAD· room wae aod Steam, Vapor CO COMBINATIONS H. Arthur Bobbins of Norway showed society'· meeting packed, "Comfy" on and outaide tbe FBOΜ PRIMARY 00 LOBS. a long string of Hereford·, abont twenty, orowd· tbe stairs part of them pnre breds and part grades. door were nnable to get In. Tbe sugges- Ο. B. Wilson of Bryant's Pood showed tion waa made tbat tbe meeting adjooro Boilers can be done it home to Asphalt Areola Dyeing eaelly a number of bead of Hereford». outdoors, and tbla finding general ap- McHenry-Millhouse baa of that tbe process been made pari H. Morse of Buokflold showed several tbe crowd oat to tbe Home proval, ponred A SPEOIALTY the olnb work (or and con- boys girl· head of pnre bred Ayrshlrea, a bull, band aland, where tbe bnaineaa pro- some in actual I ducted tbe United States Let us show you by Department oows and heifers, eleven Id all. ceeded wltb aome alight Inoonvenienoea. floors will make your home more of with tbe a atatea that J: comfortable. and operation. Agrionltnre, cooperating T. B. Doughty of Norway showed Preaident L. £. Mclntlre Roll Roofing state * Shingles agricultural oolleges. herd of pure bred Jerseys—eight pnre the bnaineaa waa to elect a preaident, ask? To results It Is to How, get good oeoessary bred animals, and one high In ad- secretary and treasurer, and two trnaleea LINOLEUMyou the kind of material and ite grade Air Furnaces oonslder dition. to eaooeed T. P. Richardson aod W. H. to clean than other Hot color ae well as tbe color to is less trouble keep kinds original B. C. Hill of Oxford showed a yearling Kilgore. Printed ballots for · number Linoleum of all descriptions whioh It le to be Intended hot It on. It The and Asphalt dyed. Dyes Durham bull, and three oows and heif- of tbe candidates were circulated, It is and restful to walk covers a]l McHenry-Millhouse Asphalt Shingles for use with wool or silk materlsla do a >f floors. quiet up er·, all pure bred. waa necessary to write considerable and Satisfac Also plumbing jobbing! results with to the in Rolls are rendering Service oot produce satisfactory H. D. Harnden of Etat Fryeburg additional number on tbe apur of ti-e in the wood floor, helping keep room warm, Prepared Roofing promptly attended to. cotton. Dyes Intended for ootton mate- ;he cracks States. abowed six Durham·, pare bred·, beaded moment. on of the United rials be used in were of ! of dust and tion all types buildings throughout may dyeing silk, wool, by a 4-year old bull whioh girth· 7 feet For preaident 172 votes cast, ind the hiding places germs. or linen. For are mix- eliminating materials which 4 inches and 2010 and won the which 168 were for L. E. Mclntlre, wilh most residences weighs this fra a that will add a Millions of from the pretentious tures of ootton and any of the other ma- can linoleum pattern buildings & ribbon in the champion olaas. These 4 scattering. And you get great with these terials, or materials stitched with cot- the traveled For and treaanrer 28 vote< THYgrant, velvetjT room. Let us down to structures are covered asphalt Cripps Kenney, cattle, by way, twenty-seven secretary of the temporary a ootton should be used. K that re leal to the attractiveness help you SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. ton, dye miles and baok In attending the fair. were cast, all for William 0. Frothing-1I to white material powder It is easy dye any new at this fair is East- bam. materials. MOVANT A. KINNBY I A exhibitor moves the shine a floor of roofing W. H. CIIIPM 1 oolor or re-dye any material the same P. Richard- :hoose 38tf man Hill 8took Farm, Loveli, Β. M. For trnatee to sooceed T. so and a darker or blaok. More perfectly, shade, shade, Eastman proprietor, George C. Coe man- son tbe ballot reanlted: la to the material an on so aklll required dye oattle from this farm are im I stays long- ager. The rotes « FOE SALE. different Is Whole number of entirely oolor. It a a gg doesn't in Rolls is Impossible pure bred Holstein·, and about dozen Necessary to choice | easily Annstnx&lincleua <■*■*■»* Prepared Roofing to material a oolor than P. McHenry-Millhouse Asphalt Machine, nickel dye any lighter head of tbem were ehown. Not only are T. Richardson blowor brush off. j*e~ynm g) ma- Eazy Washing it waa notées tbe darker ahade Lawrence If. Carroll 61· the most economical and durable roofing originally they pare bred, but most of the cow· are tints to 00, Vacuum Cleaners, can out unquestionably plated, $135 be bleached before dyeing. Thla in the A. B. 0. and the an- For trustee to succeed W. H. Kilgore: I Lovely Disc class, young com' bedroom or kitchen. Our cent, in actual Electric Baking Oven, Stove, seldom pays for tbe labor involved. in I maffch every for saves are that A "" terial manufactured. It 50 per money. imale of ancestry registry. Whole number of votes 197 your living-room, dining-room, Electric Irons, Fans. handsome to a 90 Grill, HOW TO COMBINE PBIMABY COLOB8. lot. Necessary choice I plexion-îocabox. wood and effects, and andj W. H. Kilgore fii" stock includes patterns, carpet matting It is everlasting—spark A. L. MORSE, South Paris. A. D. Cammings of Sunnymead Farm, TaJu ont komt speedily applied—durable—almost Good shades and oolors may often be Perley F.Ripley el today same rates on Fore Street, Olford, showed about a at these : Insurance make the obtained by combining different colors. I > / tile prices fire-brand proof. companies dozen of the beet of his pare bred Hoi It need not be aaid tbat the greatest designs, In dyeing this can be done in two waye: never breaks, WANTED. steins. And when it Is said that tbey interest in many years waa ahuwn in this Co. on it as on metal or slate. It is always pliable, Tbe original color may be oomblned Chas. H. Howard woman to care for an are of bia beat that means considerable, The result Is the continuance A elderly of as when blue meeting. for flat or with dye different-color, for nor shrinks. This roll is to Box South for the of his herd Is well known, of the former board of officers another 1 $1.25, $1.50 cracks roofing practical lady. Apply 123, material is dipped in a yellow dye to get quality The Eexall Store, $1.00, and the eight of his black and whites in yrar. materials, it Maine. green; or, the material may be dyed surfaces. Made of the best waterproofing Paris, 38-39 the dally the travelers on I steep first one color and then "another, aa pasture pleases NOTES. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE the Qrand Trunk. See our of Linoleums at the Oxford Fair. wind and weather and insures comfortable when It Is first dyed blue, dried, and Franklin Msxlm bad of tbel display County defies dry, buildings FARMS FOR SALE. President L. E. Mclntire of tbe society charge then in a yellow dye to get green. room. This is bis our new Fall Line of for the dipped Is one of the exhibitor· at checking twenty-fifth You will also be interested in Wall all The best in the world 400 and are the always largeai under conditions. roofing 90 acre·, with SO ton· hay, 800 apple tree·, Red, blue, yellow primary of in this room. S bia own fair. Tbla year twenty-aix year barrel· oa bee·, lota of pine, mile· oolors. these colore old stock growing Combining primary E. A at lower All of the repriced. from railroad atatloa. Price 14,000. tbe Holstein herd of L. Mclntire Tbe decorations on tbe were To Make Harmony" prices. 15 in different proportiona will produce grounds "Everything Papers price. 300 aerea. 1000 eorda wood and palp, eats Son from Greenfields, East Waterford, of the la 5 mile· different colora and abadea. Red by Griffin & Boyntoo Lewiston, too· bar, B0 barrel· applee •eaion, many were a were on exhibition, and tbey same as last and showed their call from railroad «talion. Priée S\000. end blue violet. Red and year, they We would be to have you lota of produce yel- attraction to all lovera of cat- Hortense pleased 100 acre·, cau 10 tons bay. growing low Yellow and blue great good nanal taste in tbe work. from railroad station produce orange. new and let us wood and pine, 4 mile· tle in general, and tbe black and whites and look at this roofing Wbeo a oolor on the falrl me Prloo $1,000 produce green. primary In Tbe merry-go-rounds Oh Oh my 40 cola SO tons 800 apple trees, 100 too it can particular. that will you. 70 acre·, hay, ia brilliant be aoftened by dip- ^ were tbe property of Β. N. Fel- give you prices please barrel· on trees, 4 miles from railroad station. I. C. Morey of North Waterford showed grounds I won't ping the material alternately into baths and have been at Peak's Island all When you're gone forget Price $3.800, Including farming tools. « 2 year-old Durham ball, and five grade lows, BOLSTER & tons first class of tbe other two colors. that resort to tbel N.DAYTON $00 acres, cats 80 hay, buildings primary uf different summer, coming from ' mc water, bath room, Durham heifers ages. Sver think of la every way, running 'prlng Instead of softening one oolor with tbe fair. 7ft bushels this year. W. Ε Kenney of South Paris showed large amount of fruit, pears other two primary oolors, it oan some- Sue PARIS.ME. Price $8,000. five pure bred Hereford oows whioh be Tbe Ariel was booked to sing Sweet Kentucky SOUTH oats SO tons S miles from rail- times be softened by using Its comple- Quartet 14® aerea. bay, has reoeotly purchased. but to sickness and road station. Prtoe $13». mentary oolor; that Is, tbe oolor pro Wednesday owing and Harold E. Whitman ol· Buckfleld bad were not ft room one story house with ell stable,; duoed by combining the other two pri- other things to prevent they located la South Parla village. Price $900- nine pure bred Durbams including a 2 but Mrs. Farnum and Man 35 mary colors. It ia oeoessary to have prissent; Beryl Mon Homme—My Tor sale by bull 7 feet 2, an ) a selec- patience in testing samples of goods un- year-old girthing Mrs. Alioe Perkins gave pleasing number of oows, heifer· and calves. Wilson at the Underneath the Moon til a suooeesful effect is obtained. good •Ions with Mrs. Vlrgie A. L. A. BROOKS, of waa one of tbe J. C. E. Cobb Denmark on tbe violin. Co., and Alfred Cota FOR piano Kenney Estate office 10 Market PREPARATION OF MATXBIAL. hav- Scandinavia WE ARE AGENTS Real Dealer, large exhibitors at this year's fair, Me. The of the times is manifest SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. South Paris, If possible, garments should be ripped ing about a score of pure bred Durbams tendency Knew Square, even in tbe and the cir- I Never spart before dyeing. Linings and trim in tbe stalls, animals whioh "had bad merry-go-rouod ■P""—" cle wave. Whereas in former years ~ mings should be removed, also all fold·, besides medder hay to eat," something steam Crooning tuoks, and heme. Materials must be according to the remark of one onlooker. these have been run by power from a this they were weighed, then washed well In soap and From Height o' Land Dairy Farm, plant outside, year water, for grease end dust spots are not South Paris, L. N. Lovejoy, proprietor, self-contained, run by gasoline engines Hollow in the middle of the outfit. Sleepy oovered up by dyeing. Rinse well. Use there were shown eix oows and heifers, looated right MERCIER water for or Irish Mother of Mine lukewarm wool silk. Dis- one pure bred and tbe others grades. The Lewiston Bridgade Band, with A. That Old on H a a DYER C the in clean showed I solve of Paris AND Reduced Prices dyestuff thoroughly C. B. King South N. Petteogill as director, furnished ex- CLEANER enameled basin, mixing first with only a number of "Streaked Mountain" Jerseys, cellent music on the grounds, the same Only smsll amount of hot water and a bred and several oows and gradually pure bull, as last year. They bad a special feature to receive work which more water. 8traln of tbe all tbem also bred. Rosie and will be any you may adding part heifers, of pure this year, a cabaret singer from New pleased dye through two thioknesaes of cheese "Girlie whose so Calls Me and hem- 8HKEP AND 8WIHE. York, Kelley," strong Everybody Honey have in pressing repairing, oloth into a clean dye kettle of enamel or ouuld be heard over the instru- cleaning, dyeing, Machines were Mrs. B. C. prano Farm if Exhibitors of agate, posaible, containing three gal· sheep ments. accordion and knife All orders of South pleating. ions of oold water for every pound of Hilt of Oxford, J. W. S. Colby stitching, of Son of ball were ac- the International Harvester material. Add more dye gradually. Be Paris, L. J. Trask & West Pari·, Two games of played Norse Lullaby receive our attention. announced Company on prompt recently by to start with a J. B. Bryant of Buckfleld, Miss Dorothy to schedule. The first, prices can osreful oot too strong cording us in a where we of Buckfleld. but little enthusi- Out Where the West Begins 40 America on its entire line of farm position dye batb, as it is difficult to lighten tbe Brigga Tuesday, developed machinery, places as from the fact color when once fixed. A pair of goat· attracted attention, asm, may be judged, on I H C were to defeated Kezar Fails 18 Rose REDUCEDoffer corresponding reductions farm-operating equipment. For ootton material, add salt equal In but Dot entitled any premium, tbat West Paris EASTMAN & ANDREWS to one-fifth of tbe of the and were not tagged. to 5. Thursday's game was not so bad, now at the reduced weight weight 35 see the wisdom of orders some reason of swine was not West Paris Whispering We believe our customers will placing material to be dyed. For wool or silk For tbe show but highly exoiting, 10 Market South Paris, Maine was 9 to 5. Square, com- add tbe same proportion of sslt and also was very small. A Berkshire boar defeating South Portland A Southern Lullaby as will need in the near future. The reduced prices, for such machines at two vine- shown by Fagan A Green of South Par- prices they least tablespoons of strained AmODg the visitors to tbe fair on Wed- Me So harvest- and a White Chester bosr Keooetb Your Eyes Have Told 40 to secure cultivators, and gar for every pound of material. Tbe is, by was tbe state commissioner of ( at this time, enable you planters, haying Lord of Deomark. nesday ing particular sold breaks up tbe dye so that It pene- agriculture, Frank P. Washburn of Per- we could not earlier in the trates more Into the material. time Washburn at that quote year. readily M0DEBN FABM IMPLEMENTS. ry. This is the first Mr. Sheet music as indicated. HILLS ing machinery prices Stir Test the shade of the and 30c except constantly. form of ma- has been at the Oxford County fair, now About every Imaginable 1000 titles at 10c. Will it to up an old machine dye on a sample of the same material be- he oommended it as a real We know that it is a serious problem for the 3rd. pay patch chine to aid farm work was to be seen in heartily agri-1 fore putting It all In. Remember that it and tbe best show from I Rolls the hits. when need a similar machine of more tbe exhibit of A. W. Walker & Son, cultural fair, Player 50c—All and farmer as to whether he should buy new and mod- you really will be darker wben wet. tbat he has 38-39 Registered which covered something lees than half the agricultural standpoint JÊÊf^ffÊÊÊL· or of ? Before immersing the material stir tbe the state. era either of the same or modern construction, greater capacity an and included about visited in machinery, greater capacity oold bath and wet tbe aore, everything dye thoroughly that could be from to that he is now or whether he otherwise it will wanted, plows Dwlght (Jaanman ngares qaite largely than which using, acre is salvation goods, dye unevenly. roda. machine· and State of Maine. Maximum yield per your tbe material in motion In the lightning Milking In the exhibit of Hebron Grange, espe- to in as 4th. Keep dye shoald make another attempt put good eleotrio and auto- and Γο In either of the estate for cul- bath to streaks, and heat light pumping plants, cially in the ornamental novelty &11 persons Interested Optometrist Optician this Your expenses plowing, seeding, prevent spots, were aome of tbe most : *8Bp year. matic in action, these were the hereinafter named as he can his old machinery. which oan not be out. features. Among tbiogs repair poesibly as as all overhead ex- wrinkles, pressed of science and in- and four years fitting and well modern delelopments wbiob marked the exhibit, some At a Probate Court held at Parle, In and Eye· examined, glaases fitted, adjusted repaired. Thirty tivating harvesting, Qraduslly heat the kettle to the boiling sign who fitted To thoM in we offer the sugges- vention for tbe and oomfort of some for the of Oxford, on the third Tuesday irtaaee* ία We can your broken leoa no matter you. doubt, following harvest and boll tbe material at least one profit good looking peanu'a on the vines, County Norway. duplicate are the same whether you eventually point, of In the year of our Lord one cost few cents extra penses, farmers and others. tobacco some broom September, No fancy price·. Toric leasee but tion : List all the which need for old balf boor. Boiling deepens tbe shade. flourishing plants, thousand nine hundred and twenty-one. The Kvciything optical. repairs you to a certain made from Did ever to thick that a first ciasa or Oculist a or small Up point your more Into soft corn with samples of brushes following matters having been presented for the yoa stop Optlciao, Optometrist, machine large yield. Dye penetrates quickly GASOLINE BUBNEHS. Take machines, the list for each sepa- the rod a base bail with numer- action thereupon herclniftcr Indicated, will uot have to travel from town to town, boue· to houae, fitting glasses? keeping acre to the expenses of raising materials than into those made of bard ρ ne, bat, per goes paying Betides the various form* and common It Is Hebbbt Okdebed: oo cbaocea on See me about the wise thing to do. then the lists to us. We will you an yield twisted threads. If the material is al- applica- ous more prosaic and speci- ynar eye·. your eyee—It'a rate, bring give what is use in in- In- ezamioatioo of the the The must come from pro- tions of gasoline engine· for mens of the of the soil. That notice thereof be given to all persons No dropa or dangeroua drugs used in the eye. can crop. profits lowed to cool in the dye kettle tbe shade products to be estimate of the cost of these and you cars for joy riding and terested by causing a copy of this order Office Honri: 8:80 to 12.00—1:30 to 5 P. M. Monday aod Saturday eveciDgf. repairs, amount to the will be and the more faat. dustry, pleasure of automobiles three weeks In the Ox- duced in excess of the required pay deeper dye were no means Witb all tbe hundreds published successively Residence 207-3. other riding by neglected. ford Democrat, a at 8outh Other bonra by appointment. Office 'phone 120-2 ; 'phone then determine the best course to pursue. Rinse thoroughly In oold water ontll which went In and ont and about the newspaper published cost of And the amount of your profits Tbe Ripley & Fletcher Co. of South Paris In said County, that they may appear at a production. the water remains olear. This prevents it is rather remarkable that on the Look at this from diflerent angle·— Paris had on exhibition Ford care of tbe grounds, Probate Court to be held at said Parts 186 Main Street, subject excess. Use two old broomsticks one conse- third of October, A. D. 1921, at nine of the size of this oraoklng. as as there waa only acoident of Tuesday now depends upon several modela, well tbe Fordaon the In the and be heard thereon ι st Will the which you may buy with rounded ends to press out the dye On Wednesday Mrs. Joseph clock forenoon, Maine. repairs traotor. queoce. If they see cause. Opera House Block, Norway, a from tbe Use a waa down and will use a with defective pieces. wringer (which car In its modela M il liken of Norway knocked your machines in good order, If you planter drop- The Bulck several Belle IT. Pendexter late of Denmark, de- actually put 5th. should be washed afterward»·) an near the and tbe the in the thoroughly was the Buiok Co. by automobile gate, will ami for probate thereof Look for u01ook steeple." work in a sat- loss of corn not out- for tbe shown by Norway ceased; petition these machin» their mechanism, the may only larger garments. Shake material fr<>nt wheels over her. The car Smith as ad- repaired perform ping Chevrolet care and tBe Reo apeed wag- passed and the appointment of Nellie P. until and in the shade. no ministratrix with the will annexed of said es- ? of a new but the loss may nearly dry hang cu were A. was moving slowly. Fortunately manner balance the cost planter on and tour'ng shown by C. tate said Nellie P. sister. isfactory Press carefully. bonea were she was presented by Smith, use a mower or Maxim of South Paris. broken, though and. Will the cost of which add affect If you will be Eliu J. Soul· late of deceaaed ; repairs may only seriously your profits. oars in several models badly bruised and shaken, and Oxford, StuHebaker will and for thereof and the ap full are Waffle· and Muffins Made with Rice. lame for aome time. petition probate NEXT WINTER a year's additional life to an old machine be justi- harvester that is not delivering efficiency you were abown by Maxim's Garage of Nor- polntmeut of Βotcoe F. Staples or some other as administrator with the will One of the easiest sod moet palatable way. As the of suitable person fied? If will need a new machine next season, also chances with your profits. usual, parade premium annexed of the estate of said deceasod, present- you taking of of a small amooot of Α 1Θ22 car was shown Cole an when sickness comes will be ways dlepoelog Dodge by stock Thursday was about boor late ed by Truman U. Soule, son you gladyou equipped out of is one the cost of the now will be left-over oooked rice to it for bot and Durgin of Sonth Paris. some of the slock wh ch a Fur- perhaps repairs and cut Moreover, Jonas W. Dunn late of Oxford, decease ); your home with Quaker Pipeless Hot Air Seed corn that is not planted grain muffioa or waffles Id combination witb The Overland and were not be h:id been allowed to to the service or life which will add 6th. Willys-Knight oould boused will >nd petition for probate thereof anf Frederick T. Case a* executor of the same to Sift the floor, the salt, and the baking Mrs. Rva M. Kimball of Norway. Tbe Tbe board of officers wbo bave man- ict without bond ae expressed In sa'd « III, pre- 1 sented said Frederick T. an executor then add the the entries and tbe awards as made—five the fair for the few are by Cafe, powder together, milk, aged past yeara herein named. yolks of eggs, the rioe, and the melted awards In eaoh olass—were as follows: perbapa familiar to all, but aa a reminder Edward H. Pendexter late of Denmark' RALPH R. BUTTS, fat, and finally fold in the beaten whites here are tbe names: President L. Ε BABIES SIGHT MONTHS AMD UMDEB. leceased; will and petition for probate thereof of eggs. Have the waffle iron hot and Molntire of East Waterford is superin- J ind the of Fulton B. Pendexter as 7 MAIN STREET, SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. Mra. Minnie Esther Loulae, appointment Son well This also be Kllgore, Norway, tendent of the grounds, and ia a busy < •xccutor ot the sance to aot without bond as ex PHONE 226 & greased. reolpe may 9 15. Walker Week·, tressed In said présenté ! by said Faltoo A. will, W. 1 used for rioe fritters table- Mra. man. W. 0. of South by sddingone Bthlyn Lapham, Norway, Ethlyn Pauline, Frotblngbam Ï. Pendexter, the executor therein named. I spoon of sugar and frying in deep fat. β month·, |4. Paris Is seoretary and treasurer, and be Mrs. W. 4 Edward W. Abbott late of And de- SOUTH PARIS, MAINE If the of rioe be Mankey Betsey, Hebron, Marlon, ia also a man. Vice-President E. over, preferred, grains may month·, $3. busy leased : that Genie Ε Abbott be and petition ap- left whole. Mr·. Albert Carroll, Norway, Albert Jr., 8 W. Penley of West Paris, Tru*ter, 92- Why Addle E. flfbaw late of Ruckfield, I tbe state agricultural college, baye de- Mra. Hattle Gammon, Norway, Phyllla Arllne, not nee Doan's Pilla? deceased; Prices Reduced! Wby Kidney etttlon for order to distribute balance remain· Ford in 10 veloped tbe canning oluba the making month·, 91· South Parle have done ao. Aak I in his bands P. Cosh- Mra. Booth Warren people jg presented by George j of a local diah called Harry Dudley, Parla, tan, executor. tnd.oannlng pine- Harding, 10 months. yonr druggist. bark fish because it I· LMUI MASON. νΐΟ··ΡΚ··ΙΟ·ΝΤ stew, usually Mra. J. B. Smith, Weat Parla, Tbelma, IS tell you the result. HatUeM. L«Mh late of Parla, Tbey deceased; J. Touring, $520.00 lerved at large outdoor gathering· on montha. 8. A. Barry, Gotbio Street, 8ootb etltion for order to dlstrlbate balance remain· HABTINQS BBAN. β·0*·Τ*ΑΥ Mra. Ernestine Corbett, Sooth Parla, Phyllla In her hands Av* L. ad· pieces of pine bark. Wherever a good waa down and ont with ig presented by Leach, IRVINQ O. BABBOWB. ΤΑΙΛβυ*·" Edelle, W montha. Pari·, aaya: "I j itnlatratrlx. firm fish abound·, and tbe vegetable· Mra. Gladys Cooper, Bnekfleld, Winston trouble. Solatloa was very pain- Runabout, $490.00 kidney Amelia D. Sanlrani late of jailed for oan be obtained, flab Albert, 11 months. lower were Fryeburg, de- pine-bark ful and my joints swollen, will and codicil with for itew is a variation In tbe week's Mra. Boy Snow, Norway, Pearl Arllne, 15 sased; petition pro- pleasing montha. from my bipa down. I bad a dull pain I ate thereof and the appointment of Prank M. menu. la made m Chassis, $450.00 It follows: Mra. Alice Blaoqotere, Norway, Arthur, 9 loroaa the center of my baok and it hurt snborn and Walter L. Sanborn as executors of te same to act without bond aa In 2 cups of olive, oorn or oil montha. or as it Inter- expressed peanut me to stoop straighten up, dd said Prank M. and 1 bunoh of Mra. Leslie Starblrd, Sonth Parla, Stephen B., will, presented by Wal- Paris Trust Company oelery work. I felt tired and ir $675.00 15 montha. fered with my L. Sanborn, the executors therein named, Coupelet, 4 «weet, ripe plmiento pods Dervoas and was generally run down. 11 β medium-sized onions BABIM TWO TUU AHD UKDBK. William F. Caldwell late of Oxford, de- «South Rvris.Maine- ■aw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised •ased; first and flnal account presented for Sedan, $740.00 1 large oan of tomatoea or equivalent Mra. Balph Andrews, Norway, Margaret highly so I decided to go to the Howard lowanoe by Adelbert F. Caldwell and other·, 21 montha, c ecu tort. In fresh tomatoes ronnette, $5. Store and a box. 'BRANCH BANK AT BUCKFIELD Mra. Cyras Twltehell, Norway, Anita Alice, Drug Company's get MF< Pepper and salt β montha, 94. After using them the trouble left me. Mary F. War* h all late of Paris, deceased ; PAYS I NTT Ton Truck or some REST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Chassis, $505.00 5 to β pounds oleaned and boned fish Mra. Irrln Brow·, Norway, Miriam Agnes, baok and tbe rheu- stltlon that Walter L. Gray other anil· 11 $3. My stopped paining ile person be appointed aa administrator d b η lilnoe the onion· and oook In months, went awar. slowly Mra. Qraoe A. Weat Arthnr 8., matic pains My kidneys t a of the estate of said deceased, presented starter and demountable are Brlgga, Parla, All of the above models are equipped with be oil until tbey tender, add tbe .8 months, 91- ilso became regnlated. I am glad to I r Georgia M. Thayer, helr-at-law. chopped celery and aweet peppers and Mrs. Brneat Talbot, South Parts, Haxel Beth, have the of giving this med- β. Horse late of and are : 18 opportunity Augustus Wnterford.de- wheels with the of the ton truck chassis omatoea and oook for five minute·. months, 91. iaae«i : for license to sell and exception delivery Frank Albert η oine my endorsement." petition convey W. Noyea, Norway, Gould, al estate Bertrand G. kdd the flab, wbioh has been out in , nonths- Prloe 60o, at all dealers. Don't simply presented by Mclntlre, αitable and from Imlnlstrator. prices. pieoee, wblob tbe larg- Mrs. Charles Book, Norway, Phyllis Elisabeth, isk for a kidney remedy—get Doaa'H Kid- 1 H months. Witness, ARETAS Β. and with the «t bone· bare been removed, and aim- 1 Pills—tbe same that Mr. ΘΤΒΑΒΝ8, Judge of With the best time of the for Mrs. Pike, Norway, Maud Alice, SO ley Barry Id Court at Parla, this third year touring coming, ner until tbe flab Is oooked. George Tuesday of Sep- thoroughly , oonths. lad. Foster MlIburn Co., Mfrs., Bnf- mbcr In the year of our Lord one ^""Tind new low price of Fords why wait any longer. f tbe produot Is to be eanned, It should •Mrs. Emma Morlasette, Norway, Florence, 16 , alo, Ν. Y. ne hundred and twentv-oae. te prooeaaed in the (team-pressure oan- 1 oonths. SMI ALBERT I>. PARK, Register. Mra. Hiram Getcbell, Norway, Anna Francea, ter for 00 minute· at 15 pressure, ROTIOK. HILLS pounds j 3 montha. Pine-bark flab stew is uanally served Mra. E. P. LoTtjoy, Back field, Ida Beralce, ι a the District Court of the United States for the I The Reason. In toured over rloe, wbioh abonld be oooked ] 8 months. District of Maine. Bankruptcy. Mrs. Harold Bailey, Norway, Elaine Dorothea, Little Joe wag at grandmother'· Π ο a of water so that η matter of large qoantlty the s S months. the ) Quae HBBBEKT M. BROWN. for dinner. Although tried rain· remain separate. If preferred, Mrs. Martha Lock·, Norway, Francis, S years. {In Bankruptcy, Co. of β tone ham, Bankrupt, J ilcken and many other mighty good Store, Fletcher be uaed & sashed instead of potatoes may To the creditors of Herbert M. Brown of Rtone- were loe. In tbe County of Oxford aad District lings on the table, Joe did not JéweryThe town- Ripley finest in 1am, and beet stocked Jewelry Store 1 iforesald : ire to eat BRIDGTON wis out on tbe fair much. Then grandmother south PARIS ▲ kindly eye by ( Notice Is that on the 17th day of hereby given to coax the be weather man. To be sore, Wed net-11 A.D. 1931, the said Herbert M. Brown |gan him. One thing after B. L. Proprietor Pollock Chop 8uey.—Shred fish leptemlier, and HUTGHINS, was ratber oold and raw, as well as ! ras duly adjudicated bankrupt, nother the to hie notice, rben oold. There should be enough to lay of his creditors will beheld brought and somewhat But bat Um first meeting she and Jeweler 111 a large ooffee-oup. Add a balf-onpfnl loudy threatening. t the office of tbe Ueferee. No.8 Market Square, lpally said: "Here'· my home· Watchmaker morn- t boiled and a siloed be rain he Id off till sight, and the oath Parts, Maine, on the 6th day of October, tade nugar cookies. Aren't rice, oold, oooked, In the I you going 0. og condition· weren't ineb as to aoare i. D. 1931, at 10 o'clock fbrenooo, Time by Wireless frem Washington, D. n'oo aod ohopped red pepper. Plaoe t which time the said creditors may attend, i > try some of them, dear?" Little dsily he folka ont of ▲ liberal examina lie mixture in a buttered enamel baklug- ooming. good | rore their claims, appolat a trustee, m a "That's et I of crowd la other business attempted smile, what Β· B· Isb. Plaee in a hot"oven. When mate Wednesday'a 85,000, i lie bankrupt, aad traasact such Watch Inspeotor lor Grand Trunk part- t the he nd the real would doobtleu be ι s may properly come before said meeting. matter," explained. "I tried toWakati j oooked, add a cupful of oallk, and » Agar·· j 19.198L i omewbat but nevertheless Soâth Parts, September K> many of them before dinner, 186 Main StTMt, Op«r* Houm Block. Phone CASTORIA rell-beaten egg. When It brows·, M I· «mailer, | grind· was η beantlfnl (all Nm . · TbKMYNbnAJtlTtl**! lady to serve. J trge. Thursday Indianapolis OBWAY, I