The Oxford Democrat.
VOLUME 83. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1916. NUMBER 4
» und let meln halberdier Conserve All Memorial at Grand Canyon. wave, and ride to Its top, down again loto «ι gœ you're not ashamed·' sajv like go back CARL S. BRIGGS, Fertllblag Arterial. bis AMONG THE FABMEBS. the trough, op again on a higher *»▼·« ■he, Of your peculiar taste·. I Won- und stand mit halberd. Bat, gen- and down and np on ware· higher and though, that the manhood I used tlemen,' he says, pointing to the old Dentist, FOB ALTAB EBKCTED BY 2STEBIOB DEPABT der,' « FEBTILIZEB SITUATION IS SKBIOUS m It SPUD THB FLOW." ■till aotil we itrlke one ju«t I saw In didn't man, 'you go ahead and sue mit der MAINE higher, to think you prompt SOUTH PAKIS, FABMXB8 AT MENT TO MEMOBY OF M AJ OB POWELL. on rie end ι breaker roil· over oar PBK8B9T. beck, you to draw water or hew wood in- dreene should be tbis Green right keep silver tureer. Instead of serving Positively Last Appearance This planted year. of the Survey and his foot on the chair next to big 'The show a tremendous suc- Shiloh. rectorship Geological hat resting of the coat, and an oldish lady and had dinner in the Rlndsloeh. nual dairy such manures and cover should be used as suc girl's It from the side table he it up crops war rowen Mai. Powell was bis I "Did ever have picks to Al me Close 01 lue maj. appointed you anybody as and same 1 heard her say as cess that the management will decide is much aa in their rota- I that looked upon life Immoral starts to the table, Billy,' possible proper of in the Illi- cessor President Garfield. Maj a of between his hands and it in New for a few became profeuor geology by you double handful good luck went I waited on 'em. We're For Sale. keep England year» tion. Powell continued in of both bu-1 table with it. When they up. west. nois Normal University. Ad habitual oharge while both hands was full of bad à fining nearly rather than return to the middle Of tbe manure, your S* a new halberdier, a bowlegged guy organic substances, be a reaus until his as Direotor of on got sale at a the for wanderer in wild places, led small resignation to how there he drops the tureen smash I offer for stood bargain There is special work all the dairy both solid and is tbe most im- lock, and stop notice your fin- a As liquid, of stndents and naturalists in 11867 the In 1894 Subsel with a face like sheep. they and milk associations in the six New and should be utilized wherever party Geological Survey behavedΓ the floor, and the soup soaks all the following: portant to that be devoted his attention I gers came downstairs Sir Percival pauses to the into the mountains of Colorado. His in- qnent of swell silk England states, not mention All material of an na- of "No said L lower part that girl's A one-horse traveree-ranner Sled. possible. organic cidental of two small can- entirely to the Bureau of Ethnology, riddles, Eighteen,N him a fen case note. The new halber- farmers' clubs, boards of such as leaves and of vari- exploration dress. A one-horse Farm granges, agri ture, bedding which he was director until his death in jI "Leave out palmistry and manicuring." Wagon. yons of the Grand River kindled the " dier his halberd, and it falls oa culture, etc. It is important to remem dus should be and tbe *8 says eue, giv- drops A side-spring Top Baggj. sorts, composted whiob bis after September, 1902. "You remember," said Eighteen, "the tupld—Incompetent!' ber this is a New England event wbicb to tbe soil. at- purpose shaped career, the cigar case. That's bow that hap- compost applied Special the the The wm built lnitl In the hammered brass Al- ing him a look. 'Standing In a cor- No reasonable offer will be refused. to boost the interests ot namely, to explore canyons of Geological Survey guy Prince ν promises dairy tentiop should be given also to tbe con- a seems pened." G. A. Grand and Green Rivers and of the then an efficient Organization under the par- I bert and the oroide and the ner with halberd to be your WHITMAN, the east more than any single factor of servation of wood ashes. on gold pants Depending River which their aonal direction and of Maj. mission In life.' 3 4 20 Park St., Sooth Paris. the 20 When the mysterious Colorado fcuidanoe amalgamated copper hat that carried past years. campaign tbe character of tbe wood, they contain " union forms. Powell. 'Pardon me, lady,' eaye he. 'It vvae Fish Eating Cattle. s tioally arranged, each New England potash in quantities varying ordinarily the combination meat ax. Ice pick and The summer be than I fob an for cattl· le state should be there with both moral From 3 to 10 All tree trim- following organized pole, and used to stand on the Just a little bit botter blases. The use of food percent. his down the liberty and financial support. brush should be expedition, proceeded as to couldn't help it.' au idea more novel than agreeable. mings, cuttings, etc., Grand River and across the mountains to Beauty Merely ■ Matter of Health. first landing you go up the Little A feature of the dairy show burned and tbe asbes derived a memoran- to It la a Bean special therefrom a woman said. "If I bindslosh?" "The old man palls out According Nature, however, J.Hastings contest. the White River, where from bis winter Not long ago each year is the student judging utilized. and hunts In It The 25th In various of be made extensive studies of the could afford to have a course of treat- "Why, yes," said I. "The halberdier. dum book common practice parts The last in Chicago bad about Tbe of lime to soils oamp exposition application many him of says he. Ί know the world. In Shetland and Iceland SOUTH PARIS in attendance. teams rivers and their canyons, and perfected ment in a beauty parlor I might do Κ never noticed particularly. I re- April, Deérlng,' 3000 boys Judging is of undoubted benefit. Though the fish to cat- for his of the She member I he was a stilt Sir Perdval. 'And ten min- the farmers feed dry salt came from 16 state colleges. The young of tbe elements in plans dangerous passage something for my appearance." thought only It' says Availability fertilizing unknown Colorado. utes to 12 o'clock,' says the old man. and evei* to horses. Cedl men from Ohio first honors, tbe soil not be increased needed to be told that the daily bath, of armor. He had a perfect poise." tle, sheep captured may greatly by the of of this with Maine third. The His great Adventure, passage hours more you haven't won yetf' Wood, describing experiments Real Estate Kansas second, its use, tbe resulting improvement in plain, nonpoisonous food, eight "He had than that," said *By Jupiter, with tbem three the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, was the table with his fist mentions that certain special Ohio boys took back physical and bacterial conditions may in- of sleep ev^-y night, a daily walk, Blghteen. "He was me friend. He And be pounds nature, besides made in the summer of 1869. Until then scholarships valued at |400 each, crease considerably tbe of and books Was an The boss hired and to me: "Walter, call the man- cattle, kept for display at the village productiveness it was unknown. "Yet had been sensible clothing really good advertisement yells several This college tbe soil. enough in are fed splendid trophies. more for her attractiveness to on for a kind at once. Tell him to hurry here festivals in Naudyal, India, and Securities at seen to foment rumor," he wrote In bis would do him stand the stairs ager contest will be a feature that it Is a fair- judging could was some- ae fast as he can.' I go after the boss, with mutton and adds show will be A Hen. report to the Smithsonian Institution, than any beauty parlor possibly of scenery to show there Springfield. The probably 298 Egg to make use of BOUGHT AND SOLD. "and wonderful atories have been writes Dr. Maude Kent in Good In has-been and old Brockmann hikes up to the ly common practice held the last 10 days in October, a few No. 414 M is tbe handsome Barred many do, thing doing the line up- told in the hunter's cabin and the bandicoots them in a mor- I have both and farm weeks after the exposition of the Rock a native of prospect- Health. stairs. What did you call him—a what slosh on jump. by pounding village prop- regular Plymouth ben, who, were of or's camp. Stories related of par- have health means to live the man at tar and feeding them to cattle. In for sale. Eastern states' association. The dairy tbe University lifaine campus, was To kind of a beer?" *"I want this discharged erty, also high grade bonds ties the gorge in boats and two lots of show does not wish to com- batched May 12,1914, and who has tbe entering dally life of work and play in a state "▲ said L "That was roars the old guy. 'Look what Mr. Wood's experiments management carried down with fearful halberdier," fnceP Loans and investments with other fair. not of being velooity were fed on dried fish diet and carefully bine its exposition any distinction only laying 298 eggs in of bodily ease, mental vigor and spir- an ancient man-at-arms of many hun- he's done. Ruined my daughter's heifers there into whirlpools, where all were over- At the last show in Chicago one year, bat also of being the first ben itual We must consider health It'll cost at least $000. Dis- normal diet respectively. made. whelmed in the abyss of waters; others, growth. dred'years ago." drees. were 12 herds of Holstein cattle entered to be cheered by a student and for mere ani- at once or The animals took a little time to get body, of for the in this threefold aspect, "Borne said charge this awkward lout Examination of titles a were was underground passages great mistake," Eighteen. specialty. in theoonteet. Three from Ohio, 414 M certainly cheered on a morn- nor a fine but ate It into which boats bad never mal health is not desirable, "This one wasn't that old. He wasn't ΓΙ1 sue you for the of it' used to the Ash, tbey readily two from two from Massa- obeered river, passed price in title Minnesota, ing recently, enthusiastically was a racked At the end of six months the Twenty years' experience to be seen again: It ourrently be- mind in stunted, pain body, or M'Dis Is bad says the boss. enough. chusetts, two from Wisconsin, two from just after tbe obapel; 414 M baa no other over twenty-three four. plzness,' lieved that toe river was lost nnder the nor soulfulness that disregards· the I reck- fish fed heifers showed an average In- ■work. Illinois, and one from Iowa. There name. "It.was the boss' Idea, rigging a man 'Six hundred dollars Is much. rocks for several hundred miles. There laws of the and Intellectual at- crease in of were 18 herds of Guernseys, representa- In spite of her record, she Is a demo- body dp- in an antebellum suit of tinware on I vlll haf to"— weight fifty-four pounds were of whose to a other accounts great falls, It is the all round person for the tion extending from Massachusetts cratic lady, has very ordinary home tainment and him on the of "'Wait a minute, Herr Brockmann,' as against seventy pounds roaring musio could be beard on the dis- standing landing Arizona. Jerseys were represented by over in the poultry plant of tbe Maine who Is the telling, efficient force In the and fed animals. Cold Settled « tant mountain summits." the slosh. He bought the goods at a says Sir Perdval, easy smiling. normally 15 five of which were from dusts her and the world needs «Ws» helberdlerlng for my living,·· My· large herds, Experiment Station, prettily world, greatly Fourth avenue store and But he was worked up under his tin be- in the same antique hung th· statu·. Football. « Illinois and the balance from points marked feathers dost, and INTO THE G BEAT UKKKOWlT. human being developed to his a Twelfth Century In His Back every a sign out: 'Ablebodied halberdier suitings; I could see that And the tween New Jersey and the state of scratches in tbe same litter with tbe rest In the twelfth century football was The start into "tbe Great Unknown" greatest (rapacity. wanted. Costume furnished.' unnecessary. 'How perfectly delight- he made the finest neatest little There were only two herds of the flock, and she haa never been one for streets. The chron- " Washington. was on 13. Tbe a slosh!' a game the PiB· err· mm made, August party, same a man ful,' they says, to enp In Up I ever listened to. I can't give Foley Kidney tlwiyi of Ayrsbires from New York and two of a flock of less than 126. "The morning young ipeech din- of 10 men in four bad Chemical a min- icler of that period tells bow after prompt relie/."—Ed Voltoa. Rosen. Nobr. from Wisconsin. will multl 414 M laid her first egg on Nov. consisting boats, Danger·. with wrecked clothes and a hun- the stairs they go, and in half the words, of course. He give the Springfield 4, been afloat since their start from Green good you them- Ed V Iton, of Rogers, Neb., writes: or 20. last last on Oct. Λ of a northern university comes the her sarcas- ner the city youths "addressed ply this by at least 15 The 1914, and the 29, 1915, while professor look comes the sign ute back down girl, millionaires a lovely roast in a "I have used Foley Kidney Pllla for River on May 24. Two of the boats gry in, bringing football" and how the schol- ahow had three herds of Brown her record of 298. She City who was as remarkable for his felicity skirts like the waves on the their automobiles selves to backache, the result of catching cold Chicago making splendid were oom- with him. I was filling the mustard swishing tic way, describing of about decked, forming water-tight as be school and the which settled In my back. Foley Swiss, two bein# from Wisconsin and lays an egg tbe standard In experimenting Rouelle could She on the landing and diamonds. And ars of each apprentices partments. pots at my station. beach. stops and opera boxes and Kidney Pills always give me prompt one from Illinois. two ounces—very dark in color. was once an trades would each have weight, for his failures repeating our halberdier In the eye. around to the working of particular relief and I can cheerfully recom- of tbe Now, after three months of laborious "Tm it,' says he, 'whatever it is, looks then he got Prom the stare the federal secretary Her record is probably highest of with some combustible sub- M ball. There were spec- mend them." battle with and waterfalls and the experiment she says, with a smile that classes and the kind of grub they eat their peculiar seen hen in tbe rapids I never balberdlered in a restau- 'You,' The reason has the great impor- any Plymouth Book world. mixture In those enthusiastic Foley Kidney Pill· act agriculture still more laborious of in- stance, when the exploded, me of lemon sherbet I was hours work and all tators, too, days, so and bas has lived the if exploration t Put me on. Is it a reminded and the long they satisfactorily is because they neu- tance of the National dalryshow 414 M useful, uneventful, which he held in his Ε; masquerade?· Fathers would come to numerable side oanyons, they bad and the phial " In the then, and kind of stuff—bunkum, of course. spectators. tralize and dissolve the poisonous extended every so-operation. There are life of all the hens at Maine. She has Ί hear talk in the kitchen of a fish- waiting upstairs slosh, that with scant tbe hand blew Into a hundred "Gen- their sons and "become as waste matter that remains In the cows in the and cackled her reached, provisions, pieces. down here the door, The restless says he, 'never con- watch of 22,000,000 dairy eaten, worked way says I. 11 was right by rich,' blood because the kidneys do not upward supreme test of strength and courage. said the doctor to his pupils, ball,' as the their natural do to with an annual output almost two years of life under tlemen," some and cayenne into tent with their luxuries, always prowl- youthful youngest, their work properly in Altering country day through uWbat falls there his "I "•Bully for you, Eighteen,' says he. putting vinegar ami the tbe same condi- are," says diary, with the most unaffected .gravity, and heat to be revived at the eight casting out from the system urio •round #650,000,000. Addressing tbe ordinary conditions, an bottle of tabasco, and I ing among the haunts of the poor seeming acid 4iwe know not; what rooks beset the with and I'll get on. Show me the empty and other poisons. dairymen at the last Chicago show, Sec. tions under which any farmer may have made this experiment often [Too themselves with the of so much ability." follows a we know what walls rise heard all they said. humble, amusing Relief usually In few a a flock channel, not; boss' desk.' Houston said th* is urging up hen or^keep of hens, the very same -phial and never knew M was a famous days and such symptoms aa pain in government bring on tbe we know not. Sir without mov- and misfortunes of' their In later years there the is a river, Ah, well, the boss tries the Harvey- It,' says Percival, Imperfections the sides or back, stiff Joints, sore the of ali dairy products, and her laying reoord absolutely it to break in my hands before." The "Well, In grading we may conjecture many things. Tbe Tm local color. Are my fellow men and women. And even ball game played In Hyde park. muscles, rheumatism, too frequent elimination of waste in milk true one. When 414 M her year as- ised on him, and they fitted ing. only delivery, began men talk m aa are simplicity of this rather superfluous pajamas he 'in "there was a hurling of a action of the bladder at night, and co five oheerfully ever; jests helmet and halberd on here, Herr Brockmann,' says, 1654, then, the of the milk supply, of the weighed pounds; a in >»ld ·η Its river. descent of perhaps 76 "I tell him not to call any more," boss Is a kind of auttologist and serve food. Must I farm bought white diarrhea is present. Death is say ^ " detailed to them victim of a add accident at North Carolina Pine, or 80 feet In a third of a mile, ana the such In- «Have you—have you lost your sulphuric Shingles, merit·. Today many farmers have caused repeated paterfamilias with increased b all posted up on daln ahd blamed—must I be deprived of the into direotly by soft, yellow growths waters break into wave· be once, even to throwing the party own and cartons for eggs rushing great money? she asks. and Sheathing, their wrappers that olog the air passages of the lungs. anger. formation. means of a livelihood,' he goes on, 'on This add on Flooring with name of farm on the rocks* aud lash themselves loto a studies a minute. the water if possible. and batter printed There is no core for tbe ail- he calls seven times a m. to 2 In the "Sir Percival was positive white foam. We can land "'Why, papa, "From 8 p. morning account of an accident that the skin like With water Paroid Roofing, Wall Board, aa an medium. Id many mad, just am than th· the tede fire. advertising ment, bat since It Is oaused by moldy now. He can't call more was hours. He "Ί poorer,' says he, or tneir own ana above, bat there is no foothold on either week any the halberdier's got result presumption in this Barrel other farm prodnot· finish add· attract- aad It osa be sandwich man on the street—if quickly applied great quantity Apple Heads, and feed litters, entirely pre· we oaa a than that"—London Tit-Bits. meals with us and a But what hurts me mors The consamer Is to side by which make portage. twp heli #1 haughtiness? rendered harmless. Men have iveneas. willing pay vested by keeping poQltry under sani- don't earn add la "It la nearly a thousand feet to tbe night I sat with him at the tabla. rarest my liying.' than all,' says Sir Perdval, Is the des» LTJMBEB 07 ALL KINDS for tbeee. tary conditions. Tbis Is only one of M work Γ 1 been burned with It repeatedly with- top of the granite, so It will be Impossi- He liked me. He never told his name. 'You call this says she. era lion that has been done to this troubles from unolean con- Greenwich Hill. out harm a of thle not others to many arising ble to oar boats we a man worked his hands through knowledge Good teamster· do like carry around, though no has had Be was traveling Impromptu, like thought with Rlndslosh—the confiscation of 8outh Paris, Maine. ditions. Inolade the obioken house In Probably hill in the world splendid antidote. If not treated prompt- feed their horse·. are wise about oan olimb to the anmmlt up a sldegalob, or his head Instead of becoming a serve proper They the and avoid them all. so varied a or played kings, ) guess. The fine tUne at sup- its halberdier to menially at the are spring cleaning a mile or can de- strangely history the most horrible disfigurements re- that too. See to Ik tbat yonr bora·· and, passing along two, some more mountebank.' board.' ly so important a part in. the affairs of per I says to him,.'Have banquet Parle Ryes Examined for Gileses fed aa they have been In the habit of eat- 1% le as to a ben soend to the river. This we. find on ex- " of a halberdier,' says eult The police department of Jos* Important keep men as that at The of the Mr. Frelinghuysen.' Oh, The calling I could see that this stuff was that means do it bat snob a would be Greenwich. gran- stmds, "tyen wax of faces of vic- ing; yoarself. la toying trim ae It Is to ooax the dairy amination; portage is an ancient and honorable one. exhlbite figures for and we mast ran ite line across the footpath on its sum- dont be so formal and offlah, Bight* lie, piffle, but it caught the boss. caw te bar flow of milk. Impracticable as, M time of the of throw- SAMUEL RICHARDS keep np me Sometimes,' the man-alarm· vas foreign practice Notio· bow eager the hens are to the rapid or abandon tbe river. .There mit is the meridian from which the sen,' says he. 'GUI Hal—that's says he, 'Meln Gott' says he, *you right the castle while ing thle add in one'· face. A prompt and drink when Brat oome off tbe roost No harrow can be mads to Is no hésitation. We atep Into oar Mats, on British map* and abort far halberdier.' Oh, don't think at' the door has saved ■In halberdier have not got der right Optometrist Optician they aooomplisb longitude every treatment of water wdold have ren- in tbe morning. Water should be alight what olovsr roots will do fee jou. Sow off, and «way we go, firat on smooth •hart is calculated. wanted to pry ft* names,' says 1 to dish up soup. Him I vlll not dls- push dered the add lierarteee South Parla. Mala·. If warmed when lb· weatkar 1· opkL dorse next ipviag. hat awtfc waftar, then we strike » glaeay ^ Mt» Bttf Anafcr waiter U m ·· '· ·. $2666 ■ΗΗΗΗ··! ΙμΗΜη·»!^ : : West Parte. The of Buckfleld. One Important Reason. 1583. Bethel. History ESTABLISHED (Carrent faahlon Item.) the Rebekahi held Seldom baa a greater expression of THE OXFORD BEARS Monday evening Skirts are abort end there leem to of offloera. The cere- and sorrow been made than A VALUABLE ADDITION TO OUB LOCAL very thçir installation sympathy reaaona therefor. The* are news was borne out on be several IN ALL waa Diatriet Depots when the sad HISTOBICAL MATTER. THE DOINGS OF THe WEEK mony performed by Isa- more oomfortable for dauolng, and then The Oxford Democrat. Preaident Mra. Sophia Clark of South Saturday at 9:30 A. that Cora COUNTY. Eleaxer thej giro tbe new boaierj a show. SECTIONS OF THE Paria, and her anite consisting of Grand belle, wife of Almon Marshall, to tbe life. Mrs. baa there been a volume Issued Marshal Mise A va Leach of Sooth Paris, bad passed higher Rarely For regular action of tbe bowels ; eaay, natural ISSUED TUESDAYS. bad been in a serions oondltlon which contained so much valuable looal relief of try Doan a Paris HIIL Grand Warden Mrs. F. B. Lovejoy, Marshall moTementa, conetlpailon, or and on as is oontained in the history of Begulets. 36c at all atoroe. Grand Seoretary Mrs. Snsan Edwards, for the past three fonr weeks, history First Rev. β. W. Γ. Hill, pea- for in and Co.>n Church, & Baptist submitted to a critical Buokfleld, years preparation a. M. Grand Treasurer Mra. Era Fox, Grand Wednesday very tor. Ρ every Sunday at 10:45 Some idea of the L V reaching Merchant intestines. Ζ. for adhesion of tbe recently published. South Sunday School it 12. Sabbath evening service Chaplain Mrs. Carrie Arno, Grand Inaide operation Paris, Maine, January 25,1916 at and nnrses amount of material in It may be derived at 7 J6. PTayer Meeting Thnradav Guardian Miss Sosie Plaisted, Grand Although skilled snrgeons eveninçbefore that it ia a volume of INSURE ==^= ^ 7 -JO. Covenant Meeting the last Friday Lonise were grave fears were enter- from the faot month at 3 30 p. m. AU Ootside Guardian Mrs. Purring- employed, the 1st Sunday of the the first for her over 750 some portions of it in otherwise connected are cordially Invited. ton. The officers were in- tained from recovery. pages, not following of fine It is ATWOOD & FORBES, atalled: Mrs. Marshall was the daughter comparatively type. profuse BEFORE visited at illustrated with of of Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Shaw Barker. ▲donlram J. and Emellne Townsend, ly portraits people N. G.—Katherine and scenes in Editor and Proprietor*. Charles L. Shaw's in Aaburo, over the V. Q.—Lillian Stowell. and was born in Holbrook, Mass., No?. looal prominenoe, buildings of a of Sale weekend. Cor. See.—Anna French. 1857. She waa united in the town, and also contains plan Clearance 17, marriage Ε A. E. FOKBBS. Fin. See.—Ioaa Tib bette. the locations The (t KO KO M. ATWOOD. Mrs. Lizzie Everett )· Miss with Mr. Maraball March Θ, 1876, and early Buoktown, showing YOU helping Treaa.—Cleo Kussell. January the first settlers. The Helen Parris in the care of her mother, War.—Ida Packard. they settled on the Marshall homestead of forty-seven ia a of the late Hon. Mrs. Columbia Parris. Cod.—Ella Phllbrook. on High Street with Mr. Marshall's frontispiece portrait In advance. R. 8. N. G.—Kva Fox. most dlstin Γχκμβ :—91 JO a year If paid strictly a the widowed where have John D. the town's BURN. 4 cents. Nearly hundred enjoyed supper N. G.—Louise Purrinarton. mother, they always Long, Otherwise £2.00 a year. Single copie· L. 3. made from one of bis later the and to whom tbe loss of this dear son, ■ and entertainment given by Baptist Chap.—Alice Jordan. lived, guisbed Ν — G.—Vertle Hatching. to Advertisements All advertisement* in Hall last Tneaday R. 8. V. will fall in her Con- legal Circle Cummings daughter-in-law heavily photographs. are riven three consecutive Insertions for 11-50 L. 8. V. G—Ella Lyon. of this there Merchandise will In the history con- evening. The next entertainment years. production INSURANCE : l*erlnch In length of column. Special 0. G—Constance Wheeler. declining the late Alfred be at the same on Tuesday 1. Two children oame to bless this union, waa collaboration by Staple tracta made with local, transient and yearly given place G.—Abble Taylor. Wood of ▲. K. Baldwin of Port- one of the best known oitizena of advertisers. evening, Feb. 1st, and Mrs. Alise After the installation refreshments were Eva, wife Dr. Cole, Fire Falls will be the reader. and who with bis wife is tbe town, and Charles F. Whitman, who ran presses, electric of Snow's served. land, Lee, Joe Ρκιιγπλο New type, was clerk of courts of low Mrs. Herbert P. Hammond attended settled at the old homestead. Besides for twenty years Life power, experience·I workmen and prices Monday evening an entertainment was of our busi- at West Sumner tbe husband and ohildren she is surviv- Oxford County. More than twenty-five combine to make this department the Grange meeting given in Grange Hall ander the auspioes ness complete and popular. ed a Marshall Baldwin of years ago Mr. Cole began the collection Automobile tinue Until by Wednesday. of the senior class of Gonld Academy. grandson, Mr. Whit- To-Night Thurlow of Gardi- and a A. Justin of material for this history. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Miss a pleasing program. Portland, brother, Hersey gave a Mrs. man his collection some years Liability ner are their Mm. the fire Townseod of Lynn-, Mass., sister, began visiting daughter, Monday about six o'clock un- sniiLK COPIKS. E. Odell of Ν. and a later. They worked independently Fred W. Shaw. alarm startled the village, for the wind Mary Conway, H., Accident of Thk democrat are four cents and came W. Starbird of til after Mr. Cole's health became some- Single copies The thaw of Friday Saturday was a and the cold was in- half-brother, George vach- They will be mailed on receipt of price by blowing gale when combined near the excellent Ν. H. what impaired, they Plate Glass the publishers or for tbe convenience of patrons destroying sleighing tense. It to be an alarm from Nashua, and on ice proved was a devoted their and some of the work of Wool Dresses, Furs, •Ingle copies of each Issue have been placed we have enjoyed but left sufficient Bethel Inn. The office in the atable took Mrs. Marshall loving, efforts, The Goats, Suits, •ale at the In the County : so that business and and a woman univer- tbe history has been done by Tourist's following places and snow on tbe roads fire from an overturned oil stove. The wtfe mother, completing Baggage Howard's Drug Store. not far all who Mr. Whitman since Mr. Cole's death. South Paris, can go on. Nearer the coast and fire and sally beloved and respeoted by ShurtlelTs Drug Store. department responded quickly, sources of informa- Steam Boiler south of here the roads were left bare in knew her. Her smile and cor- Many and varied Norway, Noyes Drug Store. the fire was soon pleasant will remain on extinguished. met seem- tion have been drawn of of Winter Goods Stone's Drug Store. many son of Mechanic dial greeting to all whom she upon—reoords all odd lots placée. George H. French and tbe Workmen's BuckOeld, A. L. Newton, Postmaster. The annual meeting of the Bap- ed but the index to the sunshine of tbe the town, tbe county and state, Helen R Post Offlce. parish Falls have been goeets of his parents, Paris Hill, Cole, in statements residents, and every- Samuel T. White. tist Society will be held Cummings and Mra. French. soul within. by aged West Paris, Mr. Irving could contribute to tbe Compensation Hall on evening of this week She was a member of tbe North Paris thing which Thursday The W. C. T. U. held an interesting is reduced to clean up. the Church and West Paris Orange. of the work. Especially Bonds of all kinds sale at prices immediately following regular prayer meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home Baptist completeness greatly SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. funeral service was held at the the record full relative to tbe first meeting. of Mrs. Horace Andrews. The program Tbe cer- M settlers and tbe years of tbe com- The monotony of the winter has it home Monday at 1 o'clock P. ., Rev. early was a tribute to mothers, being espe- from a Z. L. Merchant Λ Co. the week. On H. assisted Rev. while it was developing tainly been broken past a memorial to the C. Young officiating, by munity Miles. cially Mary Willard, an town Bank. a and suc- Robinson. Tbe floral tributes into organized I The Norway National Tuesday evening large very mother of Frances Willard, but all paid Sarah pioneer outpost Save Money on Horse Blankets. cessful and entertainment was were abundant and beautiful. and a unit In tbe common- — supper a tribute to the best mother—our own. political PRICE CASH STORE Ball Gowns. held in Hall at tbe members of West Paris wealth. It is indeed almost surprising W. J. Wheeler ONE Rex Theatre. Cummings regular evening there waa a band Forty-seven On the Sun- Thursday visited Pleasant Pond at that material relating to those days Probate Notices. Baptist Circle. Thursday concert in Odeon Hall given by the Grange Grange & CO., 4 with should have been so that it Appointments. shine Club spent a delightful day Bethel Band. The music and dancing West Sumner Wednesday. Tbey report preserved Notice. and on after- was to tell tbe in so com- I Mrs. W. E. a time. possible story Preble House. Parlin, Friday made it a most enjoyable affair. royal good Billings Block Boxes for Sale. noon tbe Universaliet social met with A from here attended and detailed form. Maine Post Offlce Friends were sorry to hear that Dr. large delegation plete of Healthy Kidneys. A at About two-tbirds of the first settlers | Importance Mrs. John Pierce. much larger gath- has bad the tbe drama and dance West Sumner MAINE Norway, To Let. Arthur Wiley of Bar Mills SOUTH PARIS, than the ones, which is of Buckfleld were Revolutionary sol- Bankruptcy Notice. ering previous misfortune to break his right wrist while Friday evening. and it was a W. M. Whitten has returned from a as were many of those who came very encouraging, certainly cranking bis car. diers, next with bis son in later Few towns can of Kid- I The visit of two weeks certainly Importance Healthy Here and There. very social company. meeting Miss Hilda Chandler of Auburn and Ray years. d will be at Mrs. 0. A. next Fri Whitten and of Boston. claim so large a proportion of soldiers Thayer's Raymond Fergerson of Lewiston were family neys. and as usual a cordial in Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Ricker have of the Revolution in tbelr founders. of day afternoon, week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. are making ice-skating rinks to all. to in Hezekiab Far- From the up to the year They vitation is extended Chandler. gone housekeeping early days South Paris Readers Shoald Learn some of the roof in New York a when most of the record closes, thf gardens Bethel friends to learn that Mrs. rar's bouse. Thursday evening large 1900, We always understood that those PARTRIDGE DISTRICT. regret called and of the town in its organized ca- to Keep the Kidneys Well. city. J R. who was a resident here uumber of friends there, gave doings a skate on. G. Wiley, a e in Portland at the were good places to get them a which for value and the local events While Stop The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. W. in a in Saint Barna- variety shower, pacity principal The bave a work to do. BLUE STORES many years, patient in tbe but this is kidneys big A number at- and usefulness is seldom equaled. Mr. fully noted annals, ouly E. Parlin the 20th. good bas Hospital in Portland. his- All tbe blood in the body is coursing that a million on* has lived in West one feature of the work. Educational It has been estimated per I tended, a bountiful dinner was served, Rowe has been ill the past Ricker always Paris, the to be with due allowance of Ceylon through kidneys constantly PREBLE HOUSE assembled In a crowd, a time been reform, and a time was by all. were more favorable and for long has employed tory, church history, temperance three feet a would cover an area I pleasaut enjoyed week. Reports freed of poisonous matter. It is a heavy equare person, at the Paris Co. history, and tbe picturesque bis of about seventy acres. Mrs. W. L. Harlow has gone to Boston the last of the week. Manufacturing factory, military task when tbe are REMODELED ex- built to and enough kidneys well, ber son and and all combined to them some tory of tbe railroad through to visit Harry family. Tinker's Singing Orchestra is to visit give but a fever or some Water. Why was It necessary to "estimate" of wishes for tbe future. the receive full treatment. In bio cold, chill, thought- 40 Room· With Running Donald Field is working at tbe barrel Bethel Jan. 29th. pression good town, lees is to inflame what was a matter of arithmetical again tbe book is exposure likely irritate, Rooms With Private Bath*. simply mill at North Paris. a most Miss Clara Berry is at ber home here graphical matter especially jj ? Dr. George M. Twitched gave and congest the kidneys and interrupt computation and is in health. as relates to tbe men wbo bave order. Miss Hattie Mason visited her sister, excellent paper, before the Men's Club improving rich, tbe work. House J oat pat la llret claaa is from the Ros- been of Buokfield In all lines of purifying Mrs. James Barrett, tbe past week. last subject, "The L. B. Turpei moving part Then the III ' Wednesday evening: and aching frequently begins, PLAN, $1.00 par day αρ. one the coe Tuell house which has been and business aotivity, EUROPEAN From the annual report of of Frank Perkins is putting in his ice. of a Man." lately professional and is often aome Making ^ wbo bave reflected honor accompanied by irreg- AMERICAN PÎ.AN, $3.50 per day np. concerns it appears Will Parlin him. sold by tbe Stearns heirs to Henry Brock, those special to big Cbicagu packing helped service ularity of the urine—too frequent paa- THE FUR COAT you have been planning buy all Winter have not were here MIDDLE INTEBVALE. to tbe Benson bouse on Street upon tbe town by distinguished PASSES THE DOOR. that tbe net earnings been quite Weston and Gould through High sages, sediment or retention. Thousands EVEBY CAB now owned A. D. Andrews. elsewhere. need now if ever do. 7 1-2 per cent. Business was certainly recently looking for cows. Mies came home to care by to the wonderful merit of Doan's you you Mary Stanley some of the· book contains testify MANAGER. last Stevens is wood for H. Mrs. John F. Wood is coaching A second part PRANK M. GRAY. awful poor year. Carl hauling for her mother who was ill. She taught a for the kidneys 4-7 of tbe of the school for the extracts from tbe journal of Zv Kidney Pills, remedy LIKEWISE THE OVERCOAT OR WINTER SUIT Johnson. a successful term of school in Green- pupils high cipious that bas been used in contest. She has also doc which be kept for fifty years, only, kidney Mrs. Jessie Thayer and children, Ruth wood. She is one of our best teachers. prize speaking Long, troubles 50 Ton will make no as well claim attention These stories about Maine couples at West Sumner to coach the drama a vivid of tbe times years. might just your today. and Curtis, also Miss Bessie Thayer, Mies C. is at the Carter man- been giving impression in It NOTICE. who elide off into a town Chapman as mistake following this advice. neighboring at Stevens'. there and the life of the village, as well tbe were Sunday guests Carl sion as a presented Friday evening. comes from a resident of this In the Dlatrlct Court of the United States tor the HEAVY WORK LAMB LINED and married and then keep it secret guest. Tubbs of of tbe tbe book of locality: TROUSERS, COATS, get H. Johnson is running his grocery cart is with relatives at In a recent letter from A. L. peisonallty author; District of Milne. In Bankruptcy. for steen weeks before their friends tind Mrs. Mary Wiley in the S. C. Foster, barber, Main St., Nor- around Seffner, Florida, to friends here, be said Abijah Buck, tbe leading spirit In Ibe matter of ) are necessary if you are comfortable to do outdoor work. that there are some again. Bethel Hill. says: "I was troubled kidney STEVENS 1 In it out, indicate tbe weather has been fine there during town In its early days; and other docu- way, by FRANK E. Bankruptcy, are nut Dana Hall is at work for J. H. Carter some and I of newspaper men in the state who Buckfleld. of an interview complaint years ago got Dixfleld, Bankrupt. ) tbe month of January, the mercury being ments interest, including To the creditors of frank E. Stevens In SWEATERS, BEACH COATS, WINTER UNDER- on to their at least that of it & Son. Doan's Kidney Pills at Stone's Drug job, part Miss Beulah field for at 80 above zero when writing. Rosee with Maj. Lucius Loring published in tb County of Oxford and dlatrlct aforeaald : Bates, secretary sermons Rev. Rus- Store. A of boxes me re- on the 3M ol wear out and have to be Are all ? which is routine work in its simplest Very interesting by in said Demoorat couple gave Notice la hereby given that day WEAR, replaced. you light Maine of tbe Christian Endeavor Soci- in refer and other flowers blossom. He the Oxford nearly thirty years E. Stevens form. sell H. Conwell of Philadelphia lief." Jan., A. D. 1916, the said Frank a talk at the are strawberries in tbe gar- and that the first ety, gave very interesting ence to Christmas and New Year's have they having ago. THREE YEARS LATER, Mr. Foster was duly adjudicated bankrupt, at tbe den, and last week be a bushel Qenealogies of tbe Buokfield families, meeting of his creditors mil be held at the Baptist vestry Tuesday evening been sent to us by our kind sister who planted said: UI use Doan's Pills now No. 8 Market South As an ol as full as it was to secnre, Kidney office of the Referee, Square, From an editorial in an exchange on C. E. Miss Bates was him as often of Irish potatoes. illustration practicable regular meeting. lives there and bears preach of tbe third and then and tbey keep my kidneys in Parla, Maine, on the 9th day of Feb., A. D. 1916, it would entertained tbe of tbe so- tbe of fruit, be said "1 occupy tbe principal portion at which time the Woolen Warm Gloves and tbe subject of collecting taxes, by president as she and the family are able to go. pienteousness pxcellent condition." at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Heavy Hose, are followed with that the editor doesn't think Mrs. Bert AlleD. attended church last Sunday, and carried part of the book, and said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appear ciety, She says there is much sickness there Price at all dealers. Don't ana bis wife in lists of town ceneus and 50c, simply appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, much of the tax collector. Well, he Pictures with a for a tbe minister and home my officers, lists, again Thursday night and tbey eat onions freely prevent- ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's transact such other business aa may properly to of auto anfi he gave me a bushel of other record matter of value. isn't persona real much grata any good crowd. ive of and Her let- orangei Pills—the same that Mr. Foster come before said meeting. Russian Vests. grippe pneumonia. the Is one which re- Kidney Mittens, as. The Farther met with Mrs. J. and Altogether history South Parts, Jan. 33,1916. Lights ters and papers are very cheering and grapefruit." bad. Foster-Milburn Buf- θ Butts of uney Master H. Swan was the the Buck field book to Cbarlee direct Interests In heaping u· ju»t burdens upon black horses to Bethel parties. J. installing At a meeting of the Congregational a copy of the railroads and cudgeling them Into the bants officer. He was ably assisted by Mrs. church the following officers wen ι S. Perry, Perham Lumber Co., Perbam, of receivers, the movement toward greater fair North Paris. J. H. Swan, with Mrs. Helen Bean, chosen : Maine, and send him a bill of tbe same nese, of which there are certain encouraging at the home Installation was followed a for which he will remit. signs, woaKl be much accelerate·!, to the great Saturday evening, Jan. 15, pianist. by Clerk—Mre. C. Γ. Starblrd. Towne. ia a eon of s benetlt of all concerned.—Boston Herald. of hi* parente, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Little' very interesting program. Trea·.—Mrs. Mary IIr. Terry Barney Perry, Save on Horse Blankets Deacons—Harry Andrews, 8. F. Keene. waa Money who now livea in [aland Falls, and be Tbe tendency to heap unjust hardens bale, tbe relatives and friends of Lorenzc Opening Song Grange Deaconesses—Mrs. John Elden, Mr». S. Ρ Mies Edna Bartlett in I waa him on the railroads is a case of reap- Littlebale gave him a it Reading Keene. born Buokûeld; telling simply surprise party Guv Bartlett his wbict Reading about the book today and he asked me BY BUYING THIS SEASON. ing the whirlwind, but it is the unfortu- bonor of twenty-first birthday, Mrs. Rose Bartlett The Congregational Ladles' Circle mel Reading him one so that be can read it and nate fact that moat of tbe harvest is occurred Jan. 13. A very pleasing ar Heading Mrs. Nina M. Shaw with Mrs. James to get Wednesday Kay. to his who is an old gathered by others than those who sowed rangement of amusements was carried Reading Mrs. Jennie Mitchell send it down father, I have still a nice assortment of Horse Blankets that I am Piano Solo Mlee Kdna Bartlett interested. got the wind. Because unscrupulous men out by tbe use of six tables. The first Waterford. man and who will be greatly Song—Encore Mise Myrtle Barker at i e most conven- filled I don't intend to let any man who baa selling Prices. Horse Blankets for next season will used the railroads as tbe one consisted of twenty-two bottles Farce Mrs. Roee Bartlett, Misa Ethel Cole Monday night Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Har Bargain M re. H. E. Bartlett ever been within a hundred miles of ient pawn in tbe game of high fioance with different liquids to be determined Clipping and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Damon wenl Save this season. Piano Mrs. Florence Farwell vey about tbe book higher. money by stocking up with which fortunes, the smell. Tbe second had ol , Buck field escape bearing ; tbey piled up huge by slips Grange and helped W. W. Abbott celebrate bii was Singing last I bad some of my book- the railroads io general got into bad paper on one of which each to writi birthday. They bad an oyster suppei evening refreshments were served of worm friends that is what call and with our characteristic haste bis or her besetting sin and exchange Bountifal and oakee. It was also P. A in, they odor, birthday — THE TllCKf* cheese and and it was our first éit down since I _ PROP. OF in rushing into any new thing, we have papers and write a remedy for it. The sandwiches, coffee, cake, pies, Damon's birthday. us, of Mrs. Rose the and we in most of HARNI88 8TOH6. heaped burden after burden on already third consisted of sixteen silhouettes ol grapes, in charge Bartlett, P. A. Damon and L. £. Abbott cal got hiatory put N. and Edna Bartlett. tbe it over and all overloaded institutions. Those who friends to be guessed. The fourth was Ethel Cole their ice this week J. C evening looking they n Wednesday. that it ia the beet one of its MAIN STREET, NORWAY, MAINS:. suffer by it should direct most of their pictured towns, to be determined from Harvey cat hie on Friday. agree very kind that bave seen. It won't make thanks to those financiers, some dead tbe pioture what town it represented. Dickvale. Miss Hazel Miller had a relapse of the they some who have The fifth was a flower with blanki vain I know and it will please you and living, manipulated rhyme Braley A Libby are moving the pulp grippe and bad to have the dootor. you own and fifteen sentences with to bear these railroads to their enrichment. to be filled, wood from Mountain to Dick- Richard Jacobson is staying at home things. six had Speckled Sincerely yours, hidden flowers in tbem. Table vale. this winter. He bad to leave his worl each of wbioh was A. W. Spaulding. kufus Gardner Fesse tide ti. slips of paper upon Oscar Putnam and Manley Farrar are at Mrs. S. S. Hall's on aocoant of a bad It's Safest to written a bar of music of familiar songs side. Check Rufus Gardner Peseenden, a lieutenant hauling white biroh from the Cyrus Boys' Agricultural Clubs. Pay by to be determined by bumming or sing- to Stoweirs mill at Dick- Henry Young has moved his live 4)D tbe police force of Boston, died at his I Gordon place Three hundred thousand boys and ing. vale. stock to the home of bis niece, Mrs home, 5 Bopeetill Street, Dorchester dis- I are enrolled in tbe United States in There were about thirty present and and Ernest Andrews are Horace Smith of South and girls trict of that Jan- Glenroy Gill Waterford, are carried on city, Saturday morning, were divided into six Each olubs which the they groups. also birch at the mill. will with ber this winter. agricultural Enjoy satisfaction of that with the mailing uary 15. The cause of his death wa* delivering stop in all tbe states. In tbe knowing simple group was to go to tbe different tables, Frost from West Peru is in the Newcome lost his horse last successfully of a check an toxaemia, with erysipelas. John Elbridge South corn clubs have added mil- obligation has been met and the trareaction complicated and as fast as the were made out week. boys' positively 111? last sickness was bis things place sawing wood with gasoline power. of to the annual In short, though a ol lions bushels yields. closed. the leader wrote them upon slip and Mrs. Ο. H. Bowker of Milton definitely health had been poor for quite a long Mr. Locke's Mills. 1013 Walker Lee Dunaon of Alexandria, At tbe end tbe correct answers see wai a native of paper. were in the last to time. Mr. Fessenden place Sunday Mr. Arthur R. 8tow< waa champion oorn grower of Written for an odd a en- were given, tbe besotting sin β and their who is Our postmaster, Ala., boy amount check as into an was born on Mrs. Cbas. Andrews, 111. a of bushels goes easily Denmark, and May 26, 1857, a ol has been al tbe world with record 232.7 answers read, which furnished lot E. and Mr. ell, making improvements as one tbe aon of the late William and Mr. and Mrs. C. Chase aore. home at velope for even dollars. Possible of being amusement. the office. It has been made larger, per Nearer Harlakenden, calling robbery mi- and Mrs. R. S. and were post Mehitable Peasenden. He Tracy daughter New ΤΙ mails or (Pingry) A short program then followed. An taking in a window that was in the Hampshire, Toung Hoyt Quimby dishonest collectors have no terrors. Each check acts as a to Boston in bis and for at the home of C. J. Tracy last Sunday. oorn youth, on and there is also a new harvested 124 bushels of flint from grated instrumental solo tbe organ by Wilms baa to North Paris store, deliver; · a while was a conductor on the Maurice Tracy gone aore. positive receipt. qaite Littlehale, reading by Edith Littlebale, a window for parcel post packages. Tbi one -for Our street cars there. He was a to work. sweet oorn appointed vocal solo Alfred a office has also been it a The coming season olubs hamlet. be There are ics is to be held at Mountain Beatrice and Avon Brown spent Fri- corn olubs may formed. Grange D. C. Bennett is hauling wood, and The writer has seen very few birds this Feb. and 18 with the follow- and with Mr. and sweet corn canneries in Oxford Hall 16, 17 Clinton Bennett is scaling for Blanchard winter. are miased. day night Saturday eighteen They Mrs. Bert Brown at the and we want one or more live ing program: on the Diamond, who is putting in tim- camp. County, F. G. Sloan was at bis olubs in eaoh town that furnishes corn FOODS-PRIPARATION AND SERVING ber from the Carlisle township. place Monday We a East Sumner. out wood. to these factories. A oontest at which have full line of Canned Foods: FIRST DAT Azel Wilson is hauling hay from Errol yarding to the ac- will be and tbe rec- 9 JO Lector*—The Kitchen as a Workshop for Hamlin Bros. It may be of Intereat former Alta Grover is siok. He drives one of tbe exhibits judged 10 JO Plans of kitchens are made and the ar- of Rev. H. H. Hutchinson to Morrill's teams. ords and stories rated, will be held in Ε S. Bennett bas a team taking sop- quaintances rangement of the equipment la stadled bear that he is still living at 80 yeara of Nason McAllister drives tbe four, and Portland some time in December, 1916. the from the settlement to Hamlin1· Farm 12 KM Noon, oasket dinner plies in Glbsonville, N. C. More than- takes some big loads of boards. Every boy who carries through bis proj- 1 30 Lecture—Foods oaosp. age Brighten MEATS 2.00 Common foods are classified to he was of the and ect to rules will be invited to Up ago Haselton Madie acoording according F. B. Littlehale got quite badly shaken forty-five yeara paator Shirley daughter their fonction oburoh in Sumner, where were at J. E. Wheeler's 8unday. attend this oontest and will be entertain· 2 30 Lecture—Yeaet and Floor up, but no bones broken, by a falling Congregational be made friends who greatly re- ed free of obarge during bis stay in Port- With a nice little 3Ό0 Demonstration—Bread Mixing limb Friday. The same night a man many electric his worth aa a faithful, effioient Surprising Items of News. land. Tbe director of farm demonstra- SCCOMD DAT was brought out from Thurston's camp spected FRUITS citizen. Mr. Hutobinaon saw tions of Oxford and tbe state of FISH, 9:30 Demonstration—Bread Roll· with a broken shoulder. paator and County lighting plant your own. lu Place to the service the oivil A danoing school baa been discon- leader of clubs are be- 10 30 Care of Bread and Dietary Born Jan. 16, to the wife of J. W. much active during war, boys' agricultural 11:30 Lectore—Vegetables a the Fifth tinued in one Maine town. an aotlve In a member of gallant ginning oampaign forming 13 00 basket dinner Hart, daughter. being Noon, Maine and waa these aweet oorn olubs. Any one wish- 1 JO Judging of Bread Infantry, severely A Belgrade man who has put runners ETC. muoh suf- information about a olnb VEGETABLES, 3:00 Demonstration—Preparation and Serving Hebron. wounded in the head, causing under tbe front end of his Ford says that ing forming SAFETY Vegetables fering ever sinoe. A true, loyal aervant. the Idea is wKh and be should address either tbe state leader, ALWAYS 1 THIRD DAT Mr. Frye from tbe White Bureau, Bos- "original him," H. Elroy Russell, the faithful R. F. D. is out a on it. Ralph P. Mitchell, Orono, or George A. ton, gave an entertainment here considering taking patent all 9 JO Leeture— Planning of Meal· Tuesday waa the recipient of a post Yea ton, at the lowest consistent with 10 JO Practice In Meals. Discussion carrier, happy Norway. prices Planning evening. ahower in honor of hie It is solemnly averred that fifty per of meals planned card recently Don't a flame Tbe regular meeting of the W. R. C. were sent oent of all oonsumed in this RHEUMATISM carry into barn 13DO Noon, basket dinner birthday. Some 120 cards by gasoline FOR your all the good quality. and was held Friday afternoon. la used the oleansers and 1 JO Lecture Demonstration—Table Set- the famlllea on bia route. Hedellvera country by As soon as an attack of rheumatism and Serving Professor Mitchell of Bowdoin around. are ting preach- mail to over familiea. dyers, and only twenty-five per oent of It year Everywhere ruins of 3 JO Discussion of Household Problems aixty apply 81oan's Liniment. Don't burned ed Sunday. and Miss Tens for automobiles. begins Miss Hattle Russell running waste time and suffer unnecessary ago- Order of program is subject to Mlas Chase of South Paris was the barns caused in cases an change are In Hartford, some A few of Sloan's Liniment ou many by or ex- to local conditions. of H. K. Stearns We Bonney teaohing ny. drops upset according guest recently. three milee away, and they walk to and tbe affeoted Is all need. The were to have a call from Mr. parts you lantern. Tours pleased from their schools daily. How*· This? at onoe. ploded may be the next N. r^ pain goes DAYTON 1 Stearns and Miss Chase the first BOLSTER announcements re- CO., Two interesting Friday, Miaa Lena Russell ia also teaohing In (We offer One Hundred Dollars Re· A sufferer writes:—"I was time we have seen Mr. Stearns since bis grateful garding appointment and candidacy have Hartford in what ia oalled the Bear] ■rard (or an y case of Catarrh that can· for three weeks with chronic serious illness. be Catarrh Cure. suffering We will an recently been made. The first, by Gov- Mountain district not cured by Hall's rheumatism and stiff neok, although I give you estimate FREE OF SOUTH PABIS, MAINE. ernor was that he should Mrs. A. M. Richardson entertained a Hall's Catarrh Cure has been taken Curtis, appoint tried many medioinea, they failed. For- John B. Madigan of Houlton justice of few friend* Saturday evening, the 15th, by catarrh, sufferers for the past CHARGE of the cost of such a Norway Lake. and has become tunately I beard of Sloan's Liniment and plant Write or the Sopreme Judicial Court to succeed in celebration of tbe birthday of her thirty-five years, have been known as the most reliable remedy for after using it three or four days am up Justice Albert M. of mother, Mrs. H. Cusbman. Quite a number In thla place call on Spear Gardiner, Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru and am at tbe Tbe Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. Sar- and are ill with the or bad eoidi. well. I employed biggest whose term expiree March 1st This grippe the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex· Mrs. Ε. E. Witt la one of the later onea department store In S. V. where they was promptly followed by the announce- gent Tuesday afternoon. selling the Poison from the Blood and Witt haa been employ from six to eight hundred bands, ment that Judge Spear will be a candi- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Riohardson at- to oome down. Mrs. Luey neallng the diseased portions. some and tbey sorely will-bear all about date for tbe Republican nomination for tended the Boston Sympbooy Orchestra ailing for daya. After yon hare taken Hall's Catarrh to the house I Cure (or a short thne you will see a Sloan's Liniment."—H. B. 8mltb, San United States Senator at the coming pri- concert In Portland Monday, returning Merton Green is confined 0 a great Improvement in your general Franolsoo, Cal.—Jan. 1010. 25c. at all election. Three candidatee for Tuesday evening. sad Mrs. Marion Bennett has been III j mary health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh druggists. this nomination have already been in Norman and Albert Richardson went week. Cure at once and get rid of catarrh. & have all been the field for some time—Bert M. Fernald to Lewistoo to the theatre Wednesday J. E. Marston's family Send for testimonial* free. bleed tig. protrsdtag or blind pile· Longley mMmmI, mmI all Indebted(tamo «m πιηικ | Itching, Butts' of Poland, Frederick Haie of Portland, '1 >vening, where Norman met many of his down. F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Tolod* Ohio, have yielded to Doan'a Ointment. SOoat ail. M )ld classmates from Bates. Mrs. Clarence Dunham Is much better, j Sold by nil Druggists, Tie. (tores. f Τ. aiUHO*. and Ira G. Uersey of Honlton. .1 NORWAY, MAINE. I lMwUM. M "-"Ϊΐϊ&'ό ** Ï-V' ·· nation he en office In Haverhill, If we ooald have laat week*· S. Porter Stearns. ΛΙοαζο Β. Shurtleff. « Buket Ball. opened averaged ] and ben there successfully ANOTHER BIG OFFERING AT THE weather, it would have been about to our an a For the second time within a week NORWAY. practiced lie Oxford Democrat. After illness of number of weeks, e Hi· taste. ever since. He leaves family. which reoovery wu not South Parie loeee one of its oldeat oiti· NORWAY Η β. WWTBROOK Η. β. 12. during expected, 80, •Ke wm 45 years. Svlvanus Porter Stearua died early Wed- tens, though in neither instance wn it of tbls Sheriff Wm. 0. Frothingham baa add- It was evident that the Edward Κ. Hayes Kmmett, Idaho, The Browning Reading Club meets at hie home in Sooth After en illneaa* of mmj Friday evening mth Paris, Maine, 25, iqi6 ed to his list of sheriffs Prank L. nesday morning unexpected. team has been the guest of bis aliter, Mr». with Mrs. Edith Bart- January depatj E. died at hii Norw»y High School basket ball Monday evening Parie. 84 yeari of age, weeks, Alonzo Shurtleff a Mr. Wilson of Welchville. Although nearly has found Itself at and the team as James m Favor, for few days. lett. The program ooneiats of roll call Stearns had retained all bis home at 11 o'olock the laat, Mr. physical Snndaj evening, Hayes came east to be present at the with current snd from The Ladie·' Social Union will bold a it played daring the last half of the game events, readings and mental faculties, and had been active 23d. of his Mr. and G. Holland's with Theatre wedding parents, J. Rex Westbrook would hardly golden poem, "Katbrlna," χ regular and last meetinz before the Feb. for his and in to his Mr. Shnrtleff wan the son of Simeon against High of Oxford. SOUTH PARIS. year*, good health, up have been aa the one that baa Mis. Cyrns S. Hayes Mrs. Effie Alters and Mrs. Anole Favor let sapper.on at 2:30 o'olock He and Mra. Stearns were and Shnrtleff, and waa reoogniaed Wednesday Seal illness. Lydia ("Lombard) The Barton Clab met Thara- as the readers, it was to make 24 at the Plan- been struggling to keep Norway in the Beading necessary Week of January church. at Bethel with their for born Jan. 15, 1833, in Magalloway with Mrs. William F. as daughter the aeason. <1«y afternoon this in the program printed io Wwtbrook where he lived until be was running during paat change ! Mrs. C. I. Spear visited The social Thanksgiving, but this was the last time tation, Pleasant Street. A paper on the beoanse the committee bave been unable postponed Calendar Club to ▲t the end of the flrat half the score Jones-, few last week. he was from and his Illness twelve years of age. He then came life Blohards waa the lead- days will be at the Methodist away home, was at a even for each of Lanra E. to secure the book "The World Set given vestry some in this tied points team, began soon afterward. Paris, and for years lived feature of the PARAMOUNT PICTURES M re. Bjron A. Evans of Ram ford has Friday night. A good program haa this the exact soore of the first ing program. Free." Mr. Stearns came of old Colonial and towns, and seoured being I Mrs. I. P. Evans. been %. stock, neighboring The annual voyage of Oxford Lodge, The minstrel sbow for the benefit of en a recent of half of the at Weatbrook guest prepared. some of the of school- game played his ancestor, Isaao Stearns, having oome portion advantages No. Ark will be held at Ma- next two weeks ago the aame teama. But 1, Mariners, the high school football team of Mrs. Frank White of Danville Junction Mrs. Nellie Brickett has been ill with from to Massachusetts about ing which be had not had in bis earlier by at The I England the last half told an different ions' hall Tuesday evening 7Λ0. season will take place at the Opera m a ktuest »ι J. P. Richardson's last tonsilitis for a uumber of Miss 1630. His William Later be went to Portland, entirely MONDAY and TUESDAY days. grandfather, Stearns, years. work of the team business will oonsist of reports of offi Hoose The great the some and story, and the Norway Wednesday evening. sek. Nellie Jackson played the organ at soon after 1790 moved from Massachu- where he remained for years, on election of waa a revelation to all who aaw it. oers, balloting oandidates, amount of siokness among those taking Your MARGUERITE in church in Mrs. Brickett's some) over came with his favorite, CLARK, Baptist Sunday setts to Paris, where be purchased eight forty years ago officers, work of the in full and bas made it hard for the committee 1rs. Bertha Gee of Jackson, Mich., is where be has No one oould olaim that the contest degrees part place. hundred acres of land, a portion of family to South Paris, a No effort bas been to overcome all "The Goose Girl" of her Mrs. C. F. waa a It was decid- banquet. spared In but tbey have guest mother, in since gentle affair, rough, charge, which is included the old Stearns resided. make this a very event, and a difficulties and a first olass even- ire. The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet with edly ao, aad the vialwre muet be given pleasant promise homestead on what has always been For years Mr. Shurtleff was employed attendance Is and Paramount Travel Pictures. Mrs. L. C. Morton next Thursday after· credit for playing the cleaner game of large anticipated. ing's entertainment. ribert Briecs of West Bethel has been known as Stearns Hill. Here the in the mill at South Paris, and Club was noon at two o'clock for business, work family grain the two. It seems that there are two The Swastika entertained by home a later was in the business for him- sister, Mm. John is settled, their first being log grain Mrs. A. L. Clark evening, There are three proposed or desired SSSg^lffolbl. and sociability. A large attendance in different aets of basket ball roles in foroe Wednesday cabin. self for some years. When the mill The as Invited routes for the state trunk line road be- }ght. desired. thia aeason. One restricts the players gentlemen being present WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY William Stearns, Jr., who was brought which he was doing business was burn- A was tween and Gardiner, and so [be store of the N. Dayton Bolster to the open game, and if the rulea are gnesis. very pleasant evening Topsbsm Mr. and Mrs. N. Dayton Bolster started to Paris bis when an infant, ed in the fire of Aprils 1906, although at while some of the is the contest of their several all Feb. by parents enforced it haa a to spent whist, gentle- strong sup- ROBERT EDESON in the famous Western Drama "Where, the Trail will be closed day Tuesday, forenoon for to attend the then 73 of be showed atrictly tendency Monday Belfast, married Joanna Porter, and occupied years age, great men and one of the ladies a little that at a hearing before tbe |t take stock. break up the moat Interesting game be- played porters Divides" and Paramount News Pictures. the funeral on Tuesday of Horace Jud- old homestead farm. They had eight energy in continuing bis business with- billiards and Befresbments of State Commission at tbe state cauae of the frequency of foula. The pool. Highway ir. and Mrs. D. son Morton of that place, an uncle of children, the sixth of whom was out interruption, purchasing a partly crackers, con- bouse Thursday, on a petition for change Harry Sylva- game at Westbrook waa played under sandwiobes, fancy punch, tables at rook atCto1®. their e.nterhta!°- home Mrs. Bolster. uus Porter Stearns, the of this burned bouse near the mill and rebuild- and aalted nuts were served. of there were nearly a thousand fiour subject these roles. The game here Friday fectionery location, sketch. He was born March 1831, ing it into a mill for his occupanoy. In- Those were Mr. and Mrs. Clark The commission stated and and evening. After their next meeting, on January 20, waa under the other set present people present. Friday Saturday, Saturday Matinee, ^nrsday bis education in the this energy was characteristic of evening played will a short en- and received publio deed, Mr. and Mra. George L. Sanborn, Mr! that tbeir decision would be long delay- ira Fllen F. of Mechanic 2Stb. the Rebekabs give to of rules which gives the playera much in "After Five." Cummings schools of Paris. bim in his business undertakings up and Mrs. Thaddeus Mr. and ed. EDWARD ABELES « e lor tertainment to be followed by old- more and there could Boberta, .« e Ï0..1 Wirt Stanley a.good of the five It tbe time a few months since that liberty, certainly }; to which Being the youngest sons, failing Mrs. Harold T. Thayer, Mrs. Bandai] ι fashioned sociable everybody be no about the officials being day Wednesday. was bis lot to remain on the old home- health prevented hie active participation complaint Miss Charlotte Miss is cordially invited. too atriot in this contest. Weaibrook Porter, Lovejoy, BABY'S SKIN TROUBLES ν 1rs. S. P. Stearns will go to Bethel1 to stead, and he carried on the farm suc- in any enterprise. Maud Mixer, Mies Helen Holmes and y· hie to play Norway under the latter knd thereat of the winter with her The several hose companies and hook and bad a good degree of finan- A few years since he sold grain agreed Aldren. Pimples—eruptions—eczema quickly cessfully, set of and at least one of the Weat- Timothy to tbe and h Park. and ladder company will meet at tbeir cial Besides his and about five years since tbe rules, re- yield soothing healing qnali· j,; ter, Mrs. Ellery C. prosperity. farming, business, that The family of William Moore have own bouses on at was wbioh brook playera freely acknowledged ties of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Friday evening 7:15 p. be dealt considerably in real estate. A. E. Shurtleff Co. organized, turn ed from Buckfield and are again à iw'e Orchestra of men Norway waa too much for them in that No matter where located, how bad *,"r' m. for roll call and any suggestions for A little less than twenty years ago Mr. has since conducted tbe drug store at No. their home In be music for the school*',11 of making Norway. or Dr. Hobson's Ecze- high play atyle play. _ the interest of the fire department. Stearns built the bouse on Pleasant 1 Odd Fellows' Block. In this company are for a series of long standing, waa Plans being made Miles Feb. 11. little that featured tbe ma remove trace of 85 Halt Friday evening, There Ointment will every range Street in South Paris which has since bis son Arthur K. and his grandson Stan- assemblies such as so At the last regular meeting of tbe first half of the Both teama cov- Masonio proved the ailment. It will restore tbe skin to la at ho»e from th· been his and the old farm were associated with him. A. E. game. The assemblies phC. Andrews Ladies of the G. A. R. Mrs. Lizzie W. home, leaving ley acore waa enjoyable laat winter. ered very closely and the its natural softness and purity. Don't we a 1 rs;tv of Maine on account of HI-1 in the bands of bis youngest son, retired Shurtleff was treasurer of tbe company will start the first of and will On afternoon, 10th, received Millett, the retiring president, was pre- small. Hawkea scored all the pointa February let child suffer—don't be embar- Monday Jan. been threatened with pneu- From active work and became a resident from its organization until his condition two weeks. your letter that contained an order for a suit of clothes with having sented with a very nice book in vialtora in thia and be held every face appreci- a few weeks made by the half, rassed by having your child's disfig- sf South Paris, though he still cared for compelled his retirement y W. HI lis attended the annual meet- : ation of her services as president for two only fast work by Harriman in keeping ured with blemishes or ugly scars. U«e the followi-g measurements tome outlying land and did more or less ago. ing of the Maine Association of Optom- ». rable ere ''om years. him covered prevented him from running Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Its Ur.d:?r arms around chest outside of vest, in , «porta business. Tbe same energy which he displayed etrists at Portland last week. 39 A who isr.ce,j«d «n a as hie teammatea fed No no 50c. at Heidner, hospital Much interest is manifested in At the annual meeting of the South in business matters was manifested in upa larger total, guaranteed. cure, pay. of s'eeve underseam from arm 1-4 in. and has being It was An unusual occurrence, something length pit 17 rin^field, Mass , undergone the fair to be held at the Uni- in other of the ball to him whenever possible. your druggist. Japanese Paris Bank in March, 1899, Mr. bis participation affairs, which we have not known to for Pants, waist in., 29 1-2 in. Our instructions .-a: treatmeut. Savings Hall, with two basketa from the floor, happen 38 leg ^ versalist church March 7 and 8. Two Stearns was elected one of the trustees and tbe and n a cbnrcb, lodge, municipality, work for in the some time, took place Friday morning, were to send a dark brow suit and if not brown, a was did the beat Norway F. Johnson hasrecom e Fan-Tan days of sales, grand chop suey supper 3f South Paris Bank, and was his spirit shown in many when the writer heard the whistles at Senator Charles t supper originally Savings pnblic in a dark color, a blue serge. of ast week and entertainment will re-elected ways. He served the village in various Mason Manufactur- mended to President Wilson the appoint- something perhaps for Friday evening great eclipse any every year since, serving started the second half I the shoe factory, the on some Norway ment Dr. Charles M. of South Send Parcel Post. to Friday evening of similar effort in many years. :he bank seventeen years. He has positions, especially important hRWheo ing The Paria Manufacturing Co of Sleeper by /postponed it was evident from their playing that Co., the 2^tb. iieen particularly useful in inspecting committees, and on tbe water commis- and the and South Parle town Berwick as collector of tbe port of Port week, The Citizens Telephone Co. at its they were determined to win tbe game If Norway ind farm property on sion. In politics be was a Democrat, and clocks the hour of seven all witbin land, to succeed Willie T. Emmons of a of the recent chose the offi- appraising showed fine on sound Lh-,e will be special meeàog meeting following were not to possible. They apeed which loans were desired from the while conditions favorable one minute. As a there is Saco, whose term expires in February. \ Monday even- cers : tbe floor, and a well developed passing general thing Service be familiar with farm bis any preferment in a five minutes in the business Pres.—J. F. Plummer. >ank, being securing political near hie variance of at least Prompt Jan. 24, at 7:30. Special of his game. Capt. Andrews, playing Clerk and Treas —C. W. Bowker. ralues. He served a few years some life, be bad been the candidate different times of the two )tne before the circle. own baaket and the ball fre- villages. HOW TO CURE COLDS Directors—T. F. Llnwood on the board of selectmen of for tbe and other receiving to On at this Thlbodeao, Corbett, ;ime since party legislature po- to Norway evidently Is not be slighted Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 12th, 2:3ο, F. Eastman, A. K. Thomas. from hie teammates, managed Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right. of «χ ω» h« be·"· George ;he and had served as one of the sitions. «, quently and at man orders to him were—if this !»'< Orchestra town, hie and a ex- by the grippe epidemic, present New It is had his suit. Our an had a record elude guard, gave splendid Take Dr. King's Discovery. to nn sic for the arm Advertised letters and cards in rustees of the Oxford County Agricul- As Odd Fellow he there is a lot of sickness here. us. are Aped furnish South hibition of baaket shooting, scoring eight from Pine Tar, healing balsams suit is not what you want return to We in Co D of on Paris office Jan. 1916: ural and in other positions of which perhaps cannot be duplicated in Β. I. Grand Master Wilmer J. prepared fball given by Norway post 24, Society, baskets from the floor in this half. As Deputy and mild laxatives. Dr. King's New of a letter from this man miles tbe state. He became a member of made an official visit receipt 8ç away saying fnesday evening, March 1. Mrs. Viola G. Downes. isefulness. scored 23 to Westbrook'» Dorman of Belfast and tbe cold a few weeka after its Norway points Discovery kills expels that his suit is a feet tint he could not have had Mrs. Ella Foster. In politics be was a Republican, and Mount Mica Lodge on Oxford Council, B. and S. Μ Friday pet fît, Ε McArdie started Mise 5 in thia half, it is eaay to aee that they germs, soothes the irritated throat and C Saturday Clara Hurley. i η a Universalist. He was a organization, in September, 1874, and The of Excellent a hetter fit if he had come to the store after it The wbere win ton HoMen. religion bad the visitors on tbe run, in Nor- evening. degree Super as enectady, Ν Y-, from that time until within a few months fact, allays inflammation. Search you will, I Pearl Kenlston. nember of the South Paris Universalist Master was worked, followed by refresh- same suit in the stores would cost from $2 to way kept possession of the ball you cannot find a better cough and cold city $5 bm.Uad Percy L. Martin. :burcb, and a regular attendant on its when illness prevented hie attendance, almostj ments. her Mrs. E. Stnca continually. Its use over years is more. The suit that we forwarded was one of our daughter, Roy ! lervices and a of it from its he bad missed but fourteen of tbe Aid of the Methodist remedy. forty-five J. A. Ken.ney, P. M. supporter last was The Ladies' was Mr. Hogan, of year's fame, a of satisfaction. $>20.co Suits. If cannot come to irst days. He was a member of Paris weekly meetings of tbe lodge. He | cburch a time at the guarantee Kuppenheimer you The trustees of the Oxford in not as an enjoyed pleasant will be observed the County Ag- , a pas? of Mount Mioa a again evidence, although at the home of Mrs. our store, send in order and we will forward Kinlev Day by Grange. grand Lodge, two minutes left to circle supper held your by ricultural held a here official. With only a who bad -s R· on even Society meeting Of a and past chief of Aurora Encamp- Mrs. Sylvester K. Day, farmer, nec- of the G A. Saturday kindly companionable diapo- patriarch he took tbe brook team off Orin Edgecomb Thursday evening. Parcel Pobt. Exact Measurements is all that is at which all but one of the a play, West a at ΛΒ A. R. and Sons Saturday, with a cheerful outlook upon ment, and member of Mount Pleasant the] Buswell and been in cell Livermore Falls 29. The G. poet lition, life, floor and olaimed the should be Edgecomb, Mn. George placed board were present. Dates for this year's and Rebekab For over game un tbe of committed essary. t crane, with their f ami lie·, are in- { le made and kept friends, though Lodge. twenty-Ωve Mies Etta had of the sup- charge intoxication, fair were fixed at 13 and 14. forfeited to Me team, because a Norway Noyes charge himself Sept. 12, | îe bad lived to a was still so yeara he was treasurer of tbe encamp- Mrs. O. L. Stone and Mrs. D. euicide Tuesday by strangling ripe age, man a man to per, while Some were made in the and Westbrook got mixing with a leather He slight changes kctivein affairs that his loss will be di- ment. His interest in Odd Fellowship L. Joslin prepared the entertainment heavy shoestring. I < Shaw too Which P. Knapp, Howard W. premium list, but nothing material, felt in numerous was and manifested in many waye. things up strenuously. player was about 55 years of age. EASTMAN & ANDREWS j ectly and keenly ways. great no one whioh followed. \e Newton were in Portland Another will be held in was to blame for the trouble meeting May. He was the last to go of the children In religion be was a Universalist, and a town clock that has run 'ast week to attend the knew, but as there were two in It, It is Certainly vening of William and Joanna the last lince the of tbe Universal- with little atten- When babv suffers with cronp, apply and give CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS A was to ten of if Stearns, organization waa not all on twenty-one years very cert the Bo.ton birthday party given safe to aay that the fault Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil at once. Safe for chil- «i»en by Symphony ι sister, Mrs. S. Ham ist church in South Paris bad been a tion and not a in all their young friends Saturday by Phyllis emaining Lydia one side either The thorough cleaning dren. A little a 25c and 60c. At Ihestra. died within in for on way. Norway man-1 goes long way. and Lillian of Mr. ι nond of South Paris, having leading spirit It, serving years that time has a to get balky and re- ill stores. 31 Market : : South Paris. Edwards, daughters agement refused to pay Westbrook its right drug Square, a food sale the was '< t the board of trustees of tbe most fuse to But we our town klft w,n be by tnd Mrs Carroll Edwards. Phyllis year. parish, until tbe was go. expect was a con- guarantee game finished, runs an on Jan. He married Isabella R., jf tbe time as chairman. He slock trouble is over now, for daring the Impure blood you down—makes you of the G. A R. ten years of age on the ldtb, and Lillian April 29,1S56, and after a ahort the visitors and Jies of Uant and in tbe vacation delay again | sasy victim for diseases. For pure blood ζ/ ^kurd»y,of the G. was seven on the on account of of Austin Partridge, Paris, church-goer, week V. W. Hills and Bert Hutch- la* Ρ M., for tbe beneht 21st, but laughter appeared and the game was completed. past sound dlceetlon—Burdock Blool Bltterp. At all î ,nd she survives him. had Lime of his own church never failed to Ins the to cleaned and post. Will the members MM *chool the party was deferred till Satur- They eight Mr. we like took clock pieces, irug stores. Price $1.00. a k attend service at some of tbe other Come again, Hogan, always it at the hall -3U cream and cake were < of wbom two died in infancy. ailed and put it into commis- I please have by day. Ice served, hildren, to have with ue, becauee you always every part, Austin P. churches of tbe you It la safe to that jck? ind the time was with The other six, all living, are, plaee. to sion again, and say pleasantly passed married Hannah L. have something original spring upon Born < if Paris; Frank P., now mayor of Shaw He Nov. 5, 1854, every citizen is glad to bear it peal out the Ivron W. Maxim is laid gaines. bim. Two of their an unou-pecting publlo. temporarily lee, Oklahoma; Henry K. of Hebron; rribou, who survives hours once more. Surprising how little nth received in a twl8l'°K Some over members of Mt. Mica Arthur Tbo line up: In West Jan. to the wife of John injuries fifty Villiam C., who lives on the old farm; children, Miss Ida M. and K., we such things until we are Paris, 10, in the Floor Foul Total | appreciate Reeves, a eon. which he got while working Lodge, I. Ο. O. F., took the trip to West , wife of C. of Beth- both of Sonth are The isn't itf lary I, Ellery Park, Paris, living. NORWAY Η. β. scale Goal. Pointe deprived of them, In Jan. to tbe wife of Jack Daw- Gowns Rumford, 17, Ball (r^„n.ri« were No bones Paris train Saturday evening. of jther Miss Emma E. and -Frank A , was by special 1; and Joan, wife of Eben S. Kilbom, two, AnthewB, 1. f 8 0 16 "Military Camp Sanitation" the son, a son. he was bruised rhe work of the first was 8 In to ^ten, but considerably degree given | lethel. There are also a number of tiave died within a few years. There is Bethel, r. f 2 mbject of a talk given by Major Bial F. Rumford, Jan. 20, the wife of Fred Smith, the team of the Paris Harriman, { i son. lamed. by degree South and ; ilso one One S ι the members of the randchildren great-grandchildren. living grandson, Stanley. Hall, l.b 2 ϋ» Bradbury before In Bumford, Jan. 19, to the wife of Lewie in a very creditable manner and the church ι >is:er of Mr. Miss Jennie L. ί Variations of our January odge The funeral at Universalist Shurtleff, Klaln, r. b. 0 0 business and professional men's military Irish, a son. was followed bv a fine The of also survives. r. b -1 0 * In Wileon'e Jan. to the wife of J. W. the week banquet. a 11 o'clock Friday was attended by large Shurtleff Portland, Brooks, class at Portland Thursday afternoon. Mills, 16, $13.50, $1500 past α $12.50, Hart, C jvening was one of pleasure and enjoy- Gore the The funeral will be held at the Uni- is as one of the daughter. ■•zero in theweefc, t umber. Rev. Chester Miller, Toula 13 4 80 Dr. Bradbury considered In Jan. to the wife of Merle M. temperatureshave,g0°eireû°e^' early lient to all and the weather and af- Oxford, 16, present, tribute to the worth of rerealiet church at 1:30 Wednesday best authorities on such mattera in this a >w as 29 being reported one morning, astor, paid high Perkins, daughter. til things combined to make the trip one \ the ideal even and and will be in of tbe Odd ΓΙοDr Foul Jotal I in East Jan. IB, to tbe wife of Bert Kid- in the shade Saturday noon, ir. Stearns, and :ernoon, charge country. Peru, We have received Ihem fresh and new from the manufactu ers. ΓΖ,: :o be remembered. be bad lived. Sever- fellows. westbrook H. 8. Goals Goals of ler, a son. just latter mark is about as as we >eaceful life which Points] The members of Oxford Chapter In Jan. to the wife of high (Jrooker, r* Sweden, 1*2, Wyman and attractiveness should s.'e them. a 1 selections were by a the Eastern Star will have a at a To their you Many get or as is desirable in January. At the annual meeting of the Paris sung quartette ilk..» M/...· llerrvman,l.f., l.f <|0 J0 υ0 supper Kimball, daughter. appreciate beauty c of Mrs. Η. E. Wilson, Miss r. f 3:45 the are Public Library Association Saturday omposed Qnlmond, ϊ Thursday evening, preceding no two alike. made of Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe-de-chine, iss H. Taylor, formerly '>fSouth and Albert for over 1β * in styles, They Mary the old board of officers was re- < Irace Thayer, L. S. Sessions George George Morse, forty Hawkes.c. regular meeting of the chapter. All lis is now in San taut., evening L 0 0 0 over and Messaline Silk in nile, mais, rose, who Diego, l. with Mrs. Morton at a resident of died Hay, g. solicited Married. Chiffon Net, pink, light blue, as follows: Briggs, Agnes rears Norway village, r. 0 ο who have not been personally some been ma- elected, Powers, b has for time police bearers were Mr. Stearne' ι it bis home in that morn- what choose in a lace chifibn and some with Pres.—J. H. Bean. be organ. The place Friday »re asked to bring they and sun-set, very trimmed with net, there has been transferred to the 4 4 12 Robert J. artistically Tlce-Pres —(.'has. L. Back. i seociates on the board of trustees of the ng after a long illness in wbicb be had Totale covered also to their own In Norway, Jan. 19, by Rev. Bruce, disb, bring of of tbe cause Walder of Mr. George Henry McKeen, Jr., South Paris, velvet. Ith city. .. Sec. and Treas —îî. Davton Bolster. s J. F. Plum- ieen a sufferer. The of Referee and alternating, department avings bank—N. D. Bolster, great umpire knivea and forks. ind Mise Marlon Florence of Norwav. I care ο the m' k Director»—·I. H. Bean, Mlnot L. Whittle, Ella Weotbrook, and Russell of Norway. Llbby "n .be has special Albert W. William J. leath was cerebral hemorrhage. He was Oxford F. and A. are In Mechanic Jan. 16. bv Rev. R. A. Rich, Thomas 8. Barnes, James 8. ier, Walker, Timer, blckford of Norway. Time of halves, Lodge, M., plan- Falls, which the milk for the Wight, Wright. ι came to from Mr. Clarence V. Stevens of and Miss So-from city Librarian—Mrs. Ella Wight. ^ Vbeeler, J. Hastings Bean, James S. Î2 years of age and Norway SO minutée. ning to observe their annual ladies' Norway the of Alice G. Frank of Poland. Retributed. < Hen. ν D. Hammond and Edward Mechanic Falls. Since death his on Feb.4tb. Lewis Δ purcnase or some new docks is io bright, light Friday evening, In Canton, Jan. 13, by Rev. Ε. M. Swift. Mr. will be in the ceme- H. Foster of his Ιο tbe otber of the the C. Wheeler win aaaress me >e made in near V. Penley. Burial wife, Sarah Norway, game evening I. Gilbert, Cbas. 8. Akers and Frank Henry F. Richards and Miss Cornelia M. Fuller, ■ton the future. of vil- NEW MATERIALS FOR BALL Hill. Mrs. Etta has lived team from the 8th grade the are committee in of l>oth of Canton. ca Club on parliameotary law at its ory at Steams laughter, Sargent, Kimball the charge The St. Valentine supper and enter- with him and cared for him dur- lage echool defeated the team from the lin< this Μ α la; eveoing, when it ie tenderly irrangements. ainment to be evening, tome and School Association Meets. I his assisted 7th a score of 12 to 10, the game or commercial uiuo r. :.ed bv Mrs and Mrs. Hath- given Tuesday ng long sickness, being grade by Officers ol ΓΊ way Gray to Died. DRESSES Feb. 1st, at tbe Universalist cburcb by it was not the best of travel" nuch of the time Mrs. Luther a lot of amu«emeDt the and committees M » a>'s Respooses to the Although by Morse, fornlehing bave been elected, ap- 1 be Ladies1 Social Union is to be number of lis son's wife. another l w I, be favorite and going ini a respectable P*reo*® spectators. pointed to draw ap the by-laws, [ci quotations, the will be In South Jan. 19, Porter Eastman will inotber big affair. Again supper nd others interested were in Mr. Morse was an honest, industrious The game next Friday evening committee to have of Paris, Sylvanus Wl eeler and Mrs. appointed charge Stearns, aged 84 years, 10 months. We are attractive materials in evening shades. will be unconventional. Macaroni and ol the Home and^tendance School one who made friends and with Weetbrook Seminary, and this also and other matters that showing very a piano dnet. t the meeting nan, many the furnishing, In 8outh Paria, Jan. 33, Alonzo E. Shurtleff, sbeese is the principal offering, with all Association which was held in the as was a true friend himself. He bas been promisee to be a good game, as tbe Sem- Deeded attention have been acted upon, iged 83 year·. widow of Jonathan M. in a team about tbe same In West Paris, Jan. 22. Mrs. Cora Isabelle, one latest kiiza Adaline, tbe other good things the way of sal- room of the school in various occupations and was inary sends oat of [t has been decided to limit tbe member- Chiffon Taffeta is of the very embly high building engaged Evifo of Altnon E. Marshall, age 168 years. died at ber home in Dedham, ads, beans, cream thrown in. ▲ as tbe otber teams in the vicin- mem- |tb, pies Thursday evening. superintendent Joy >ne of those who accepted any position strength ship to fifty, and only a few more In Norway, Jan. 21, George Albert Morse, creations in and colors, on the 12'h inst. She was the fine entertainment and social will follow. than of plain changeable 36 ,od nearly all the teachers of the village ind almost any kind of work rather ity Portland. bers can be received, as tbe limit is near- igcd 62 years. of Otis and Adaline Swift, aod for tbe usoal Tbe now as ooaoh for the In Belfast, Jan. 22, Horace Jadson Morton, ghter All popular prices. cbools were remain idle. Bis last position before bis Russell is acting reached. effort will be made inches wide. $1.00 and Si .50 per yard. fs., was present. ly Every 77 years. a native of Paris, where she valentine favors and decorations will was in the hardware busi- and as be is with iged Mrs. Ε. N. Haskell, the final sickness Norway team, popular to have the rooms ready for occapanoy In South Bumford, Jan. 19, Ellsha D. Fuller, Feb. 1S40. She leaves two alone be worth tbe Tbe of it looks as if be would be in beautiful fn 24, price. slogan he association, presided. OnlyPree,de°J omι item ness of George W. Hobbs. tbe players, the first of March. The officers are: iged 83 years. Crepe-de-chine, very desirable, aod a son, and is also survived tbe Ladies' Social Union is "fine are to better work ont of them than In Augusta, Jan. 14, Mrs. Vlrene Lakln, aged pgbters supper, ,f business was transacted outside of The surviving relatives the daugh- able get Pre·.—Harold M. Allen. shades. could not choose a more Amasa E. Swift of in )0 years. Certainly you [two brothers, âne decorations, fine entertainment." he of the Mrs. Etta Sargent, and a son, Lu- they have shown the past. Vlce-Pres.—Albert L. Clark. Jan. Mrs. Ellzi A. special program evening. ter, B. In Delham, Mass., 13, atb Pans and Nelson Otis Swift of one See. and Treae.—Howard Young. widow of Jonathan M. beautiful material. inches wide. per Tbi musical part ol the Prwam bad ther, of Norway, also other son, F. [Swift) Smith, 8mlth, 40 $1.50 Com. on Bv-laws—Robert Blckford, George 75 rtland, Oregon. From Oxford on a Broken Journal. 11 >eeQ Id ol Ml.· Olma Beg who resides in Portland. There Jameson L. iged years. placed charge Barry, Teel Wins State Checker L. Sanborn. Finney. In Jan. W. 86 Tourney. H. Walter Ed- Oxford, 16, George Cash, aged yard. the ey of music in the Fans s also one Com. on Furnishing»— Brown, class of boys in Universalist supervisor grandson. N. Becord. pears. fbe on was after- wln 8. Cummlngs, Arthur of of which Mrs. Geo. R. cbools, and for the first number the The funeral held Sunday In Byron. Jan. 19. Edward TUton Temple, a material, and in- jday School AT NOR- Crepe-On, very pretty Κ RIGHT AND new school orchestra noon at o'clock attended Rov. Rob- THIRD ANNUAL TOURNAMENT General Presson about 65 years. tt η s has under BUT THE TRAIN HOD ALL | >rogram the high 2 by Adjutant recently iged teacher, organized States in Bumford, Jan. 13, Peter LaPlacte, aged 74 much like the 1 after three rehearsals, art J. and burial took in out the dates of the United Crepe-de- (name of the Pathfinders, with the STAYED OS THE RAILS. οade its debut, Bruce, place WAY WITH MANY CONTESTANTS. gave rears. expensive. Very that this orchestra Rustfield of tbe Maine National Guard. In Bolster's Mills, Jan. 19, Mrs. Mary, wife of shades. inches >wmg officers: is made up evening, Cemetery, Norway. Inspection chine. In attractive evening 36 insisted*of Miss Lois Curtis, Gerald Do. D of Norway will be inspected on George Hazen of Oxford, aged 60 years. .—Ralph Maxim. Oeorge W. Cash. March 16th. The Hospital wide. per ce-Pree.—Howard A Ulrich. "All I can say is, it was dash blanked urtis George Merrill and Chester H&m"l 1. P. Teel of Tenant's Harbor was tbe rhureday. 50c yard. Abbott. at bis in detachment at Norway is to be in- c—Harlan lucky," was the remark of the engineer MU. Mu'lel George W. Cash died home winner -of tbe third annual tournament Dorps eaa.—Heorv Morton. ,mL, March 8th. TO LET who hauled a train into South Paris Sat- iii»· Rnrtie cornet, Robert I Oxford on Sunday, Jan. 16, at the age of the Maine State Cheoker on Wednesday, se«enger—Floyd Harlow. Wheeler, Bwkjr, of Association, ipeoted y on Ml* .«the was a native of was at The annual Board of Trade meeting okout Com.—Frank Maxim, Gay Swan, urday morning with tbe brake sliding ™«1? drum.; witb Bagl.J 56 years. Mr. Cash the playing in which completed rent on Pine at Court Up-stairs Street, old Tufu. (be rail under a front wbeel of tbe mail tiaoo leading. A little later J.me. Ma, Bridgton, but bad been many years In Starbird's parlors in Norway Saturday irill be held the Muuicipal had Room at 7:30. South Paris. Morton died at bis jar, and a brace plowing up the enow be- on with trombrone is to be added. The Oxford, and for eighteen years The fight for first plaoe was Wednesday evening lorace Judson evening. of tbe Universal- it îlaviDZ the orchestra was worked in one room of the woolen mill it necessary for The January supper je id Belfast morning, at tween tbe rails and sending flying. of deserving unusually close, being HARRY D. COLE. Saturday Co. Iet will be held at Concert Hall \ Mr. Morton was The Grand Trunk certainly had a piece ,f the which it calle jf the Robinson Manufacturing tbe winner to eeoure a total of nearly society Maine ) age of 77 year·». hearty applause con- was affiliated with the Ma- number of It will be a book Norway, of Richard Morton of Paris, and af luck. Mr. Cash seven-eighths of tbe possible Tuesday evening. PROBATE NOTICES. and one is asked to was train No. 13, tbe in the a »ol° Odd Fellows and Knights of to secure of tbe much test supper, every early years were spent in Oxford Coun- It regular >ULater evening piano' sons, points possession Γο all Interested In either of tho estatc- (son due here veil Miss Helen M. JordanJ" a member of Oxford which is held tbe dress to some book. The one persons For many years he was io Chicago, through west-bound passenger, rendered by Pythias, being cuveted silver cup by represent herelnafter named : and on ,f tbe school. F. and A. of Cum- who the number oorreot- At a Probate Court held at Pari*, In and ; used to spend bis summers in Bel-! at 9:43 Saturday forenoon, right Shurtleff Lodge, M., Norway, champion for one year. guesses largest a as a Scal- tor the of on the third Tuesday came some of the men theme of the was I. 0. 0. of Portland was as will be book prise. County Oxford, it aod Belfast, aod after retiring time. As it in, The general evening berland Lodge, F., Bridgton, Norman P. Gray of ly given our Lord one thousand will be tbe feature of the tf Jan., In the year of a went to do the discovered that there and amusements, as re'*1** ind K. P., of Oxford. a as it is to bave, loped oysters nine hundred ana the matter _ business few years since platform )lay Craigie Lodge, clone second possible sixteen, following nf menu. was trouble under tbe front end of tbe ichools. John S. Carvert0„ of He leaves a widow and two sons, Wil- one bim from tbe supper saving been presented for the action thereupon fast to make his borne. Principal only point separating : COLDS who is in the The friends of Tbomas Smile; hereinafter Indicated, it is hereby Obdkrkd COUGHS and and he school and Arthur E. Eorbes liam G. Cash of Third and fourth many mail car, next tbe locomotive, tbey high Norway, winner. positions That notice thereof be given to all persons In has Paris Street were won and Fred Brown were sorry to learn of triangular move of families tbe eugineer frantically to stop. looke regarding the matter of employ of tbe Norway and which aleo oarry cash prizes terested, by causing a copy of this order to be signaled pieties, E. loss fire of their stock of in the Ox |n made as the result of the recent But tbe train didn't stop till it got to ,oth taking the ground that in the ideal Railway as electrician, and Leon Cash, by Μ Β. Tinkbam of Lewiston and E. their by goods published three weeks successively Are Prevalent store. were the ford Democrat, a published at 8outh ling of farms by Arthur B. Talbot the usual in front of tbe station. iystem there would be of Litchfield Academy. M. Pierson of Belfast. Albert Dingley In ihç Caribou They newspaper place principal a Paris, in said County, that they may appear and student ratber than was af- of the largest losers In a fire that oaused Leon A. Brooks. Mr. Talbot And indeed the train men didn't οτ tbe whole body tha£ Tbe funeral held Wednesday of Portland, the winner of both at a Probate Court to be held at said Paris on farm of ath- church in Ox- in fifth of about $26,000. the third of A. D. 1916, at You can obtain relief family have gone to the Brooks know of any reason why they shonld kQ undue development organized ternoon at the Methodist former tournaments, finished po- damage Tuesday February, by using I Gore Mrs. Robert J. Bruce and Mrs. John nine of the clock in tbe forenoon, and be hear·' Î'jre Street, Mr. Brooks and his fam for she was coasting along all ford, attended by Rev. Chester bis being ratber disap- stop, sition, playing from ths Mis- thereon if they see cause: J ma ι ed to the Talbot farm south And it that she bad Madeleine Pillsbury read an ex- Miller, and in charge of Oxford Lodge of to his many friends, but it Is P. Swain were delegates Rexall Cold Tablets right. appeared etM*ss pointing Julia Medora Plummer late of de- ν: and Amos Barnett and trouble was ■allent on "Games in the 1 Masons. The of attend- all that tbe in this Society of the Congregational Paris, |h iK'e, been for some miles. Tbe paper Primary Knights Pythias admitted by playing sionary ceased flrt-t accourt for allowance AND " to tbe of the Western ; presented by who have been on the Fore what is called a broken Tbe inhnol stating as a foundation prin-l ed in a tournament was of a degree of mer- ohnrch meeting S. Plummer, executor. }ily, journal. body. high Mission- Qeorge »t to bouse •inle is one of tbe most were to Maine Branch of tbe Woman's Bark farm, have moved the and of an axle bad broken off ontside that44Play ef-l it and (he leaders obliged play Jeremiah M. Merrlfleld late of Porter, de- Cherry Cough Syrup. to and Mrs. Oeorge Hazen. Board at Portland last week. bv the Brooks family on Cross1 tbe wheel, letting tbe corner of tbe of learning work," with the greatest care In every game. ary ceased; will and petition for probate thereof pre- pte'l of Orchestra of Portland has Walter P. the xecutor there- Cold Tablets break the cold, clear it. so tbe brake shoe of many simple Mrs. wife of George Hazen The election of officers took Jordan's sented Perkins, The up 'ruck frame drop that £iog descriptions Mary, place tbe by used in the schools. died at Bolster's Mills on Wed- Freeman been engaged to furnish music for in named. was sliding on the rail under tbe front 5I-,», primary Oxford, Thursday forenoon, E. Doughty the he d, ease the feeling, and relieve on ν tbe but of at ball. Tbe ladies of tbe Univer- late of Paris, de- tight Tot the affair of season, side of tbe wbeel. Miss|Florence Goodwin, principal nesday, Jan. 19, after a abort illness, occupying tbe presiding chair in tbe ab- olerks' Charles F. Whlttemore affair will furnish the supper. will and for probate thereof and most brilliant and enjoyable was tbe h cram mar school, spoke briefly on the of 60 years. She leaves ber hus- sence of tbe of Rum- ealist Sooiety ceased; petition difficult breathing. After the trouble discovered, Γ age president, Hayes the of Auvuata C., Whlttemore as V there Las been in this Grange Hall w of eamee and drills. She bad I band and two and is also sur- the next are: Âe Usual John Haselton will be present appointment men in tbe mail car said that tbey beard L.tmr daughters, ford. The officers for year Bxecutrix thereof without bond presented by The Cough Syrup loosens the cough, stops •e \t was built, tbe year ball of as a considerable number of a Charles Cook of Port- as 0. the executrix leap something whicb didn't sound right «pndance vived by brother, Pres.—Ralph Mayo, Naples. prompter. laid Auguita Whlttemore, — relieves the infl immation of lav evening is declared to bave been. as the .everal aod alter and a Miss Christiana Cook Vlce-Pres E. Freeman Doughty, Naples. The stockholders of the Norway Na- therein named. the and tbe train was pulling into Oxford, but ."rem grade., land, sister, tickling, ball was decorated, and many tbem to demon- Sec.—Charles Francis, Oxford. tional Bank held their annual meeting B. Wadsworth late of Hiram, de- finely tbe train went all right tbey con- l,ê? talk called up glee of Bolster's Mills. Mary the throat and bronchial tubes. were worn. along and the trustees for will and thereof and evening gowns and it rations of some of tbe various games, The funeral was held at Bolster's Mills Thanks are dne Mr. Starblrd for tbe recently organized ceased; petition for probate |nd8ome cluded that nothing bad happened, the of Charles F. Wadsworth as is tbe case when tbe ladies | and folk dances which at and the remains for the tour- the re-electing tbe old officers. appointment always made no endeavor to notify tbe engineer. »VhM drills, 12 o'clock* Friday, work be did in preparation year by executor of tho same, without bond, presented there were do the receee Business for tbe showed an Increase the executor irge, wallflowers, the came six miles more or recreation, during were taken to Oxford for burial. whioh came into this part of year by said Charles F. Wadsworth, 25c a box [ T£at thing «ΐ cSS'aa nament, over tbe Cold managers saw to it that every I Tblewa. an In- the flrat time. of several thousand dollars pre- therein named. Tablets, ]tbe less, over bridge, switches and diamond uMlode atthe echool. the slate for Everything '· was Resolutions. vious Tbe officers: late of deceased ; card filled. About sixty on to and needed for the comfort of the players year. George H. York Paris, without catching something and the were music the room in Pres.—C. N. Tubba will and petition for thereof ap- 25c, BOc, $1.00 io attendance. The a is remarkable. Nobth Buck field, Jan. 15,1916. was and the probate Cough Syrup, |u(>)es causing wreck provided, large 8. pointment of James 8. Wright as administrator Shaw. ^rr£Î«nCkT.n Our Father has took was at- Vlce-Prea.—L. Billings. by Tbe mail was transferred to tbe bag- Whereas, Heavenly which the playing plaoe Clerk and Cashier—Η. υ. Smith. with the will annexed, in said estate, presented enter our and and heir at law. and the disabled car was cat seen fit to again order, decorated for tbe occasion. Asst. Cashier—F. E. 8mlth. by Leora A. Farnham, daughter was gage car, moving piotur ΪΧ tractively ver; pleasant afternoon passed aua take our beloved Fred E. of Oxford Directors—W. L. Β. E. Andrews, Η. B. in ev or back. r out and tbe train went on without it. that has come to stay, advocatingT· brother, Heald, A picture of Charles Francis Gray, Mark A. Elliott late of Bumford, deceased ; Guaranteed to you ry way, your money home of Mrs. Shurtleff Jan. _ Fo: F. W. Sanborn, H. D. 8mlth. satisfy |'''>e Mary from our ranks, be It therefore a plaoe In the decorative scheme ter, first account presented for allowance by Laura the occasiuo the ocoupied being organiza- Two Broken Ankles In a Day. Resolved, That in tbe death of Brother and produced much amusement. The Pennesseewassee Lodge, K. of P., and 8. Elliott, executrix. kn of ber in tbe a class Congregational Mountain has lost was tbe work of a local will hold Julia Medora Plummer late of Paris, de Within a few hours last Tuesday, and Heald, Grange picture artist, Lake Temple, Pythian Sister*, Sel M I. Nine members were one who ceased ; for determination of collateral }cday a few rods lwhiWtbi;^n^-3{'to worthy and valuable member, and was to Mr. a installation at K. of P. Hall petition at two supposed represent joint tax 8. Plum- sent and two A separate points only a inheritance presented by George guests. very pleas- on was faithful in all tbe relations of life, as be looks when about to begin apart, two people went down icy Francis Thursday evening. mer, executor. piano solo was rendered by Misai a and a true Mr. Franels did Tbe Club will bold a sale of and sustained injuries which will good oitizen, good neighbor an important game. Veranda Adelaide K. Elliott late of Romford, de ah Coffin. The officers spots from an at Woodman following for some weeks. SsSSÎtSextensively friend. much work In bringing tbe tournament and useful articles for determination of collateral disable them tone*0 fanoy eeased; petition pre elected: ShVÎuoted That we extend our heart- As Caroline W. 10:30 in the forenoon, Mrs. Resolved, to Norway. Hall Friday afternoon and evebing. inheritance tax presented by H HoiDdrd Co About Chas executrix. ..j.—Mrs. Alice Allen. Street, felt sympathy to tbe family In their be- men, the largest num- tbe is a one a liberal pat- Blanchard, Près —Mrs. Maud Hubbard. Charlotte M. Ellis of Myrtle Twenty-three objeot worthy ο pce and tbem to tbe Source in a tournament ». Prince late of Pari», de Τη Store c.— M re. (.ertrude Greene. while on tbe from her home to tbe suits aooomplisbed along reavement, point ber that ever took part ronage is solicited. Elisabeth way final account for allowance by ..«ait.—Mrs. Lola 9hnrtleff. of all which aionecan give consola- in this were for the three The of Marion Florence, ceased ; presented home of her Mrs. M. L. Noyes, Louisville, Ky· good state, playing marriage executor Ex Flor- daughter, —ι»»β« was Jamea S. Wright, Com—Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith, Mrs. and fell on the On a committee was aoDoint*aPP tion in time of affliotion. Friday and Saturday. of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Libby, M 1m Alice Wetberell. on Pine Street, slipped motion, days, Thursday, daughter decaased, Haskell. υ That these resolutions be two with every son of Ernest E. Field late of Paris, between the ed to confer with tbe Resolved, Each man games and George Henry MoKeen, Jr., estate Paris Maine in Market playing ce out South sidewalk Square, for an alio wan of are to be manager on our a sent to the of petition personal requested pres- and the bouse the matter. spread records, copy otber A win oounted two points Mr. and Mrs. G. H. MoKeen South F. widow. t store of W. O. Frotbingham Si pictun» regarding player. presented by Emily Field, at the next tpeetlog to be beld with and one to the Oxford Democrat viotor λ tie eaoh con- took at the home of 'he of Pine Street.- She waa picked ap family, for tbe and gave Paris, piaoe Beam late of Dlxflekl, deceased; re. Lola Sbuitleff Feb. 2:30 to 5 P. head a Com Club. Jan. Irrlna A. 2, near but was To Organize Boys' for testant one 8ome of the games Wedneaday evening, 19ib, for determination of collateral Inherit· by two men who were by, publication. point. bride, petition {members of Pa s W. P. Currrao, aa much as three hours fora B. J. Bruee The bridal an ce tax Charles E. Dean, admin- to stand x>n one foot, and tbe de- At the next regular meeting ocoupied Bev. officiating. presented by unable istrator. W. H. Tuckeb, contest. A silver oup goes to the were attended two of their "" An team of tbe N. Dayton Bolster aingle oouple by I interesting feature of the meeting livery F* Infants and Chidrw. * her to her dinner, Ε. M. Holmes, winner eaoh year, and Is held until the friends, Soott Palmer and Miss AltaHall, Ella J. Corliss late of Hartford, deceased; y/f» Pans of Co. was summoned to take day ^ilTbe" held'^wîth allowance Alfred CASTORIA Lodge Masons last Tneaday "meeting1 Committee on Resolutions. There are also fonr was witnessed first account presented for by glearet^J it was found that she had object ol next tournament. and the oeremony by only oing was tbe of a copy home. There for'the .pecial C. Corliss, administrator. presentation the be- J oash prises of $13, |9,16, and 98, the#12 the Immediate families. Dm Kbul Yon Hm Bought the of Plris to the sustained a fracture ol ankle, o^ganWng Paris: foi Always History lodge by Bargains in enameled ware for 5 and to the one who wins the oup. The sophomores, juniors snd seniors Mary F. Stearns, minor, petition P. one of the authors. Mr. side· some bruise·. going licence to sell and convey real estate presented Maxim, 10 cents at Masseck's, Norway. 1 were from many a ride Tbe other accident occurred about Largt Tbe player· present of tbe Hfgb School eojoyeu aleigh Cora I. Stearns, guardian. NOTICE. azim, who is only a few we*ke lésa Tbe of articles at list Nor- by Frank A. Wbitte- members ol the grange or not variety household apeolal seotions of the state. The following to the new Mothers' Club booae at The aube&lber notice ttut be bM an 89 years of and who bas been a 4:30 in the afternoon. Kllaaheth S. Prince late of Psrls. de- hereby give· age, SvSASàjç china, tin reaidenoe and soore of where NOTICE. been » 'mlnlatrator of the who had started from Market prices. Crockery, silverware, the name, way Lake Wednesday evening, for order to distribute balance duly appointed 1'asïinber of the for more, fives ceased; petition ciute of lodge fifty-two years, State ware and Large nlokel. lamp > h· Id a box the in bis hands by James 8 ie for his home on High Street, P^tcbeUof Orono, glass. the oompeting players: they sapper prepared by rem lining presented WESLEY TURNER, late of Buckflekl.' the presentation in person, gave Square onlv followed a executor. went down central burner, 91.65.; Large fane] ladies of the party, by Wright, % of Pari· you to In tbe of deceased, and tme Masonic on tbe sidewalk and I. P. Teel, Tenant's Harbor, 71. young The Selectmen requeet County Oxford, glren Interesting reminiscences, slipped with flowered fl.25 Portland. 70. A fine time was Jeremiah Verrill late of Oxford, deceased bond* a· tbe law directe. AU person· hating I'd northeast corner of Odd Fel- MwiU also lamp globe,*' only N. P. Gray. social evening. enjoyed In nil bille and claim· againat the «as one of the last to leave tbe hall just at tbe ■peak, SB. the account for allowanoe Altoi bring demanda et tbe eetate of «aid ileoeaaed to tbo«e ^ ^ county. Children's sleeping garments, dresses M. B. Tlnkh*m, Lewiston, and tbe weather was perfeot for final presented .by can again the lows' Block. It was apparent Planon, 00. town before January 81, 1016, ao%we arc deelred to the tame for MtUement, close of tbe evening. District 25 oents. ι. Ε. M. Belfast, one of onr most beautlfnl J. Verrill, administrator. present aasistance that vio- boys' nightgowns, etoM only Ahrayi Portland. 57. event, it being a oorrect of town and all Indebted thereto are to make JoIid M. Holland of Dixfield who hastened to his Albert Dingley, of Lovell gi?e yon standing yonr requested hputy tbe 10and 18 la and 16 cent 06. winter with the moon almost Frank Earl Kenlston et als, bad been done to bis ankl·, as bargains 5,10 goods. Alpbens Holden, Ottefleld, evenings and to tbat date. payment Immediately. his official visitation to the lence op«TSbr*ed after the close of tbe with home in th· track of Blpley Fletcher, quarter I wish to thank the floor dlreot w. D. Benton, Portland, guardian. lodge, was ohestra Llvermore 46. In abont ten summoned. He , H. W. Falls, suddenly Haverhill, Mass., E. late of Oxford, deceased 3°rt It was tbe annual meet- and a physician ress and her aids for the Morris, 44. Had Ordway Poet Office Box·· For Sale. noTioK. speeches. a KNOW making lea] E. Freeman Doughty, Naples, was a resident of Norway in that John Ε. o* some other salt : of to have sustained what Is termed MANY PEOPLE DON'T days since, petition Ordway kg tbe lodge, and the offl found ball a snoeess. O. O. Voter, Portland, 41. born In the Able be as administrator ο The anhsciiher hereby fives noOoe that he following there not a year grand 43. his boyhood. He was Winn, person appointed set of eecond-band office ,f| «ers eleoted for the "Potts fracture," being only Howard W. Shaw, H.S. Bourgeois, Bangor, the estate of said deceased preeented by John I ! ▲ good pott ha· been duly eiecntor of the laM ooming year: Poster. Lisbon Fails, 41. son of Abner B. and Franoe* E. appointed bon· broken bat a ligament torn loo··. Orchestra Bailey (But'er- Ordway, father. box·· conaiating of flftj-five look boxea ^—Geo. C. Fercald. Shaw's A. B. Bolster's Mills, 41. came with bis Ute et » W Clark, field) Chase, and parents W. Lord late of deceased ί call ae used until recent ANDREWS, Parla, -Harold C. Fletcher. Charles Franels. Oxford, 41. Bamnel His*·, and boxea, «lÏÏSSffi deoeaaed. All to when be waa seven years of that Stephen J. Adams orsoineotbe fifty in the County of Oxford, per- M Wbee 1er. IfKsthm Omly Kanr. All·*'· Foot-Eu· for tk· Tr*pi. Mavo, Naples, 4a Norway petition i I In the office at Pari·, Maine. the estate of said £·»—«Ualey & îs Ba?ph a suitable The as administrate ly poet sona having demanda again* J"···—Wm.O. Froihlo«haru tasassss ι J. w. Packard, Backfleld.tt. His mother conducted millinery person appointed fronts. tor βητ'ι S wee* Powders for CbUdiwa u" war sone bave ordered Allen' age. t Oak frame and walnqk and glau d xeaaed are deelred to the mm Sec- Walter L. Gray. Mother Skfrn Κ*·« Many hospital· W. 36. He of' the estate of said deeeased presented b; pieeent Headache. Bad Stowwfa, p"u, to shake lnt ι George Carter, NoYway. •tore here for some years. attend- flsrsh β D.-*|eritn C. Jot iilwa Fevertabness, boo ton· np the "hole rool-nM, tbe antiseptic powder J Lord. WidOWs i·' of move aad the they help because 1 t H. G. Larrabee. Brldgton, k a- mem- Inquire J. D—Wm. L. Teething Dtaoiders, regulate ·'·[·* yoar she·*, for ose among tbe troops, ed tbe Norway schools, and wàs ofsaid Court Frothingbam worms. break ap Fin. let the rto»aoh >oo. A'd. swolte ADDISON E. HEBBICE, Judge GEORGE M. ATWOOD, Com of Finance—C ha·. B. Albert W. Bowels and destroy They gives rest and oomforttollred, adfiag, of tbe olass of bat left to attend Georfe, Bothers to* 18 yean. At ber 1890, Soatb Pari·. line M alher, A rthnr 1. Forbes eokts ta M hoan. Used by dlwe^ feet and makes walking easy. : Rtttaratefe"·16. If January 18th, drogjMse a. SeProiKfiBrtdgwi « daaUl ia Boston. After grad- Chart»* Faad-James β. WrlaM, evwywhsee, *o. oolli|e 1 ■· J- Wheeler, AJtea 0. Wi
W il-4 vit -i. ΓΤ-1· i*J4kl -L- JL·. Ο. Ε. TOLMAN Ά deil, MM «β tmrolr· 11.·00;"*· HOMEMAXEES COLUMN. 1.» been closed for the »·· ™ NEWS CONDENSED big Wallace shoe factory at Rocn»| General ladle· Insurant For OorrwpoiHleDM OB topic· of lBterwt to the ter. Ν. H., to a syndicate of Maa- the Been toîdfctod.AOOxtL·: MdltorBOMMMJ^aM»'Me men. PYTHIAN BLOCK Here's Typewriter you've Waiting Coloo, Oxford Democrat, Soatb Pari·. aacbusetts FOH DIISY READERS in A white pearl waa discovered South West- Parie, A machine for personal use at a price Maldnf Oermantow· Flowers. euahog by Louis Hantlotea, a X4 atone waa by Mra. J. J. Murphy, South erly. H. !.. cook. The GUARD that can afford. Small in size, (Contributed In Various Parts of STANDING you Purl».) Happenings valued at »1000 by a Jeweler. that look so cbic TO small in price, large in achievement The wool flower· up- Mai Adler, 75. authority on muni- RENT on the far and velvet bate this season States cipal tmprovementa, died suddenly ο OVER THE are of Germ an town jam, and are very Rev England A Heart disease at bis borne at New Ha- good tenement ^ easily made. The woven and combed at No. 20 ones are much than those made τβη. quire prettier The sum or was spent Plea* same $411,473.65 waa ΙΑΜΠΥ on b'ickram, and take abont the Mrs. Lucretla Pleraon. 55. WHOLE ant Street, South for purposes by candidates amonnt of yarn. political killed when sbe fell downstairs at her Paruton and committees In the pri- TO ΜΛΚΙ THE LILT political borne at Framingham. Mas·., frac- mary and election campaigns In Mas- State of Qet one spool of No. 80 annealed wire, turing ber skull. Maine. sacbusetts last fall. which costs Ave cents at any hardware Matthew »nd bia com- Shea, ». COCVTT OF OXTOED, seven 12 inches John T. Locke and Herbert C. store. Cat pieces long, panion. Frederick A. O'Brien. 7. Cocirrr TUAJiiu'i and three 5 inches Six of of Lowell, Mass.. Booth Fail*, orna plecee long. Locke, brother·, were drowned wben they ventured Make, Dec. n ->* the piece· are for petals and one for the to from the The following Balleonttlnln* the pleaded guilty larceny on thin ice at Boston. amount of oo«U allowed la eact tbree shorter are ^ green leaf. The pieces Boston and Maine and were sentenced and allowed br the Get two Now tbat the men bare been aae- supreme J-.· for the center and stick-ops. Court and specifying »e court or to two years each In prison. Ho- skeins of Germantown yarn, one white quately provided for, the Dawes The laxative taMrt that allowed the tame ud before More than citizens originated It In and tbe other leaf fifty prominent tel association the erec- published <*πιρ.!^« r.u green. contemplates provisions of Section IS of (.carter take eacb wire of Massachusetts left for Washing- taste IT j»." To make tbe petal·, tion in Boston of a hotel for women. with the pleasant Rerlaed Statute· of the State of M ait*. in tbe mak- own to ■eparately, doable middle, ton at their expense promote james K. Bonnett of Concord. N. before ιετβεμε judicial a in the end. Doable the or u>c*t, ing loop the interests adequate prepared- h a Cl*il war veteran, 70, dropped QEAKl> JL'BT. white one inch through the loop, Se- yarn ness and to attend the National a office while State ?t. McDowell dead in dental waiting _ holding tbe wire and yarn in left band member of the MeLeod 4 curity conference. done. Protects every Cross tbe right band wire from to hare some work tightly. under Indict- to the left and the left band wire to- Mede La Rouche. 18, A certificate of organisation of the you Skerry * Carney to the With the thumb ment on a of manslaughter and from βκ=====§: ward yon right. charge Remington Arms Metallic Cartridge family Constipation- Dutiio— and nail of band the who was to have been tried this week, a HeLeod. ; forefinger right grip of Bridgeport, with capi- .. company St. Ptere A Suttor cross in the wire and one twist to- of give died at Pittsfield, Mass., pneu- tal stock of 160.000.000. was filed of health CORONA ward This bold· it very thé enemy Dugay firmly. gooa »; yon. monia. oi Ooguen with the Connecticut secretary .. Then yoo can wind yarn around the Klsie White, burned at her home at Vaughn— _ forefinger of left band once between the state. Pemault.. j. Folding Typewriter to a lire ' Emmons... wires and cross the wires back and twist Boston in attempting light Governor Curtis nominated John B. a or carried in Haddow Can be in at the Weighs but six pounds. packed grip as before. Repeat this, and after wind- with kerosene oil, died City Madtgan of Houlton to be an associate Pulchowsky 50* Parldla , machine. It is around tbe a few times, court. 25* ·. the neat case which is furnished with the supreme ing finger slip hospital. justice of the Maine supreme 104 from, Cutting « field off tbe loops of yarn your finger James Hicks, for twenty years city Four-year-old Mary Burns of Cam- Podus. in the typewriter and on and weaving until portable keep winding missionary at Cambridge, Mass., Mass.. was burned to deatb McCaferty over Send for bave woven one and one-half bridge, Howard— Note best you inches, — —recognized by died after a lingering illness. He was with matches. Ruado s, onethiead at a then twist tbe wire while playing -j in all lines. Re- time, Pratt Book to hold it cot born in Ireland in 1843. Lieutenant Rufus G. Fessendee, .. ai these 50,000 people This close to the yarn firm, Doe. ceived highest awardi at both yarn off, leaving about five inches to The Holden, Mass., Congregational, 58 of Division 10. Boston, died af- laxative. Ο t raid. tbe of have the exclusive for this gr.eat >; wind tbe stem, t»>en cut yarn loops church received an anonymous gift ter a brief illness. He the tall- W^e selling rights Smith...... ». Pacific wV Ruado modern Expositions. the one side firm while 10 cents. ν "Proof of in center. Hold jou which will practically clear man In the be- Trial size, Williams money est police department, >, There should be no doubt in comb tbe oiher. After combing eacb Ramsey t Padding" contains away the deficit of the little church. 6 feet 6 Inches tall and weighing H. HOWARD CO. Skerry ao it looks l)ke ing CHAS. Sparka features the Corona is •ide of tbe wire weave, C mind that the name· of hun- Relatives of P. L. Davis, who has more than 2β0 pounds. THE REXALL STORE LaFlamme .. your from stem end to _ cotton batting, comb er_ Romano of Samuel W. but a sub- dred· of firms and as will cover been missing from Portland, Me., The children Bmery of petal, this partly Lavorgna », anything practical, point Ν. individuals who the wire weave. Turn the petal over, elnce last December, are anxiously of Boston and Portsmouth. H.. Tberlault Visible writing, built The Mosquito·· In Bagdad. Stanislaus stantially typewriter. of and cut for a share of ββ* now place on pattern lily petal, awaiting some inlormatlon concerning won their fight two color rib 1»οη, are osing A round tlie world electrical engineer Lorenttle ». small it and its the wool cloee to tbe This make* left their space occupies pattern. hi:n. tate of about 160.000 by Doe— !( Coronas. It proves and all tells this story: HewelL universal with effi- one petal. Weave, comb cut, pet- is to be to second wife. The caae i, key- combined Charles -E. Stewart ap- father his to over a Memott â Orlno lightness, what this machine al· alike. "We ran up to Bagdad put board, back by Mayor Curley as superin- was bitterly contested. Sallvlo à Leo-ay 1, ciency, make this typewriter does—not what we For center, wind yellow yarn around pointed little deal with the pasha, a former in the Boston lire of a man who committed Procoplo alumi- neveu or insert tendent of apparatus The body been Motcua spacer, the ideal machine for claim it will do. your thamb eight times, government official who bad <1 your of Into the Charles Portier— one of tbe five-inch wires and twist it rte"c.rtment at a salary $3500. suicide by Jumping of Abdul Hamid. Weight >1 num more in the days TrOUS6rS Maswk frame, use. Learn abont prominent «, Cut the and comb out Luther B. Johnson of Randolph wse river at Boston was Identified aa of personal tight. loops was infested with mosqui- Bredo A Flaber ;; this center of His palace double unique folding and trim it even like the Governor Gates as a Charles 26. a Lituanlan. Rlel .. » carriage fluffy, appointed by Kldep, we had to to give him — toes, and plan with- a flower. Duren celebrated his Seymour...— I release, mechan- typewriter member of the Vermont state board Elnathan F. Paradis relief. « The are made by inserting here a fine assortment of winter trousers. You'll j. out obligating stick-ups ot 102d birthday at Augusta, Me. You'll find weight Paradis ——— ical in end· of education. "He lived in the usual Moorish V. tvpe guide, the yellow yarn double loop Peters Ί ATWOOD & FORBES yourself to buy. William J. Memery, 60, employed Two women were killed when they with and a 1 sizes between. You'll wire to flat roof to waist Damon » ball car- tbe wire, then twisting the tight house, with high walls, find here trousers from 30 50 it. bearing a train at it from while in the Boston park department, were run down by suburban court Douglas 1c hold slipping combing, parapets, few windows and open and cassimeres. Shaituck Distributors for Oiford were Mrs. find work trousers and dress trousers in worsteds * riage, keyboards County wind with the to end of wire. dead while at work. Hartford. The killed Mary as and yarn dropped The old pasha looked exactly if he Williams J the of comb out smooth Massa- and Miss Nellie Mad- best St Pierre : for all languages. Cut loops yarn, William D. Hawley, deputy Mositzke, 45, bad stepped out of a Broadway Full stocks of the fabrics, the heaviest, South Paris, Me. ι fin. jubt justly popular Johnson Brackeu 'J and cut the shape of state celebrated the 19. chusetts auditor, zas, musical with his shining silk Howard.. — : To assemble: Place the stick-ups one Λ comedy all wool trousers made. Your size is here. dealers conclusion of fifty years' service in The freight situation In Boston and shoes with wearing, L'quor l'.i turban and red up- — eacb nide of center, place the six petal* robes, Romano..... t the state employ, continuously in the New England growing out of the many around tbe center, the combed side to turned toes. BEFORE SCraiME JCD!> so that the COCK, wire one embargoes became acute was a stream ward the center. With a piece of department. "In the palace garden μπτιμι ssKi leaf raise In for 22,000 operatives Boston and Maine railroad declared would bind to position. With green yarn A pay with a fall of about ten feet It SUM Τ·. Pratt All Grades from to $5. 1 I wind tbe stem, beginoing over tbe bind- in virtually all the textile centres of another embargo on all experts ex- about one-fourth horsepower, ι $1.50 Bueclo two develop wire and winding down about was announced. and It Skerry ing Khode Island cept livestock perishables. We built a water mill, equipped Stebbene inches. Then twist in tbe green leaf, :;f 50,000 employes of the Gros- Westbrook, a wired the and Emmons j. tbe ltst 12-inch Nearly The Dana warp mills, with dynamo, palace Pittsburgh which Is made with Carney :.i venordale mills, at Groevenor- a 5 increase in some electric fans. wire And leaf green yarn woven to- Me., will pay percent started up gigantic McDowell ;; will benefit a new the and also 8t. Plere as the were, daie. Mass., by wages to all of the more than UW These fans cooled air m gether just petals only Sutton r. two one-half scale which grants an increase the rooms a narcotic longer, about aud inches, wage employes. blew through Cummlnga .< POSTER CO. Towne a and cut in shape of lily leaf. After irom 6 to 10 percent. Commissioner Mahoney oi sufficiently powerful to cause the H. E3. Perfect Fence Health Montyroes t then fioish to end of watch- α coma. All that combing winding Benjamin Cheney, 67, night Boston and two of his assistants» wno mosquitoes to fall in Brldeau •t*m, and fasten with a darning needle. Welt- the servants to ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS man at the Rockland, Mass., a few days ago issued a list ot remained was for go Doyle should uee a only Casbman ;; For combing you sharp re- to ing company's plant, died aa the how to avoid the grip around and sweep them up In piles Sellvlo A steel comb each as cotton weavers use, "dont's" telling MAINE. Lemay of while on duty. now at- be T. In Lormlaltls called a comb. sult exposure and pneumonia, are nursing destroyed."—G. Hadley WorlJ NORWAY, pick-out of Sparks ...4 These woolen flowers are original, and Charles Ν Prouty, 73, president tacks of the grip themselves. Outlook. Elliott with con- Flaber ;; I color the yellow centers yellow the largest shoe manufacturing An explosion wrecked a wheel mlii THE BEST WIRE Th· Real Thing. Seymour .·. i paper in boiling water with a tea- in the United States, died at crepe cern of the American Powder company at a Williams to set color. Fred, aged three. hud been naughty spoon of salt added the Mass. ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE Blel Spencer, Acton, Mass. No one was hurt. him. can make kind of a flower boy, and his mother hud punished 8t. Pierre FENCE MADE! You any Piano and The Trowbridge company, A handsomely equipped grange hall, much hurt and OF REAL ESTATE. weaving the same way as tbe lily, He felt very complain- MM M lit Μι BEFOBE 8DPKEUK JL'DU UL COCK, which has offices at Boston and a fac- at a cost of the gift ot from the Probate Court catting to the shape you desire. Tbe built 16000. ed to his auntie about mamma's Pursuant to » llcenoe BENCH WABBANTS owes within and for the County of Oxford, granted on — rose, thistle, narcissus, tory at Kranklln, Mass., $48,- Theodore N. was dedicated at is not jonquil, Japan Vail, spanking him. Auntie said, "It the third Tuesday of December, 1913. tne under- BUY== I State τβ. Arthur Down· I Easter and flenr-de-li· are all according to schedules filed in the estate of J. Almon Francisco DUa!to Κ lily, lily 854.53, Lyndon. Vt_ you that mamma spanks, but a little signed, administratrix of and of will tell at Ε. H. Abramsoo t very pretty in their natural color court at Boston. Edward a veteran tele- Penley, late Part·, deoeaaed, pub· Marsh, 63, devil inside of you who makes you do at the office of Jamea 8. Wright, In aald Louie Abramson form. lie safe, At a very low we have a full car load of the Bates of Quincy, Mass.. was suffocated by gas acci- on Saturday, February 19, 1919, at ten C. Howanl price bought Mayor grapher. naughty things." After sitting very Parla, '· hall o'clock In the forenoon, all tin right, title and In Frank Parlai caused a sensation in city when. in his room at Boston. Γ πιητβ. dental still for five minutes he said, "It beats tercet which aald deceaaed had at the date of Clara Vaughn PITTSBURGH PERFECT FENCE In a board of assessors, he sec- In th.? of real eatate naming William H. Worcester, the all how It hurts me when that devil hla death following parcel· BEFORE 8 LT lit Β Κ JCDICUL lOl'ïî, In laid to-wit:— one of the three to answer •ltuatcd Parla, appointed blmseir ond man in Massachusetts on the for the Whole TBAVEBCK JL'BT. we an gets spanked."—Delineator. 1. The homeatead, situated eaaterly Family which shall receive before May 1st This is electric TO TAKE OUT MACHINS STITCHING mete· members of the board. the call for three-year enlistments at aide of Pleaaant Street, aa deacrlbed by I State τβ. McDowell I : and bounda In said llcenae; the aame beln* sub- Emmons welded fence and has stood the test for It costs no EASILY Thomas H. Nixon, for the past the time of the Civil war, died at Leroy years. Caviar·. ject to a mortgage held by Prank H. Plummer, John Carney in the navy Dollar·. If machine stitching must be taken fifty-three years employed Lowell. Mass. As a matter of not all caviare of about One Thooaand A1 Haakell so fact in South Parle more than the inhuman barbed wire fence which many out at the end and with scissors dead while 2. A certain lot Village, being Fred Buesell begin yard at Boston, dropped The Central Square theatre was comes from the like sliu sturgeon, since, the old Grand Trunk Hotel Lot, so-called, 0. Levo Plucbowskl the top thread at two or three-inch and W times ures your stock. clip at his work there. opened at East Boston. It cost *200.- other foods, It is woefully adulterated ated on the easterly aide of Pleaaant Street, Frothingham, John Carney A Gerai ·: err*.. inj Intervals the entire seam. Then deacrlbed metes and bounda in aald license. along men were carried down lad- by Dominic Poclue Sixteen 000 Is absolutely fireproof and can with the roe of Inferior fishes prepared This lot la to two amounting Stock fence runs from 32 inches to 58 inches in with the point of the acissors lift np two subject mortgagee, South Maine. Anton Poclue height, at a fire that destroyed over Eight Hundred Dollar·. Parie, · and out eaoh ders to safety be emptied of the audience In one In similar fnshion. True caviare, how- to Matthew McLeod or three stitches pull piece 3. In common and undlTlded of at One-half part Clara Vaughn ; This is done and when the Ackerman block Brockton, minute. ever. is the of the stur- on same aide poultry fence in any height desired. of thread. easily only eggs the old marble shop, situated the Toney Bueclo Pleaaant Street. * you hare removed the top thread the Mass. Stockholders of the Manomet mill geon. of aald Matthew McLeo'l we low a car 4. A rertain parcel of real eatate lying weater- Preacott E. Pratt *■ Remember bought very by taking full load bobbin thread will be loose and The of Miss 25, issue additional Fred Ben entirely body Mary Fahey, voted to 11,000.000 ly of the Held owned and occupied by Albert Para'lt* ao can be out in one piece and used was round on the heach at Bristol, for the construction of a new ifttt and southerly of the Dudley road, called, Preecott Ε. Ρ att and shall make our pulled stock to a J* price accordingly. for With other meth- and known as the Taylor pasture, suiject Antonio Bueclo again basting. any Death was due to suicide. to have \ R. I. mill at New Bedford, Mass., mortgage of about Ten Hundred and Thirty Cheater VVI llama : od that I know of you leave tiny bita of The Minister who Feels spindles. Dollara. Charles Howard thread or wrinkle your goods and give 72,000 5. Two certain honae lota near Wen Parla, 5c. Willi· Ladd THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FENCE IN THE WORLD. OUR JITNEY OFFER—Tbis and A movable school of agriculture is lota numbered 7 and 8 on tbe of * it a drawn appearance. Tbia way, bow Well on being plan Jamea Callendo miss houae lots made Osman Κ. Clifford, and being Harmony » saves both time and thread. Don't this. Cat oat this to held at Ν. H., from Monday b/ Lawrence ever, slip, Lochmere, a Tueli farm. Lorgna With an formerly part of the Rqacoe What Frank Bomano enclose with five cent· to Foley & Co., Feb. 8 to 11. ministers, Monday is better way of A TIP FOB IBOKING DAY many Dateq January 13.1916. inveeting Lillian A Joe v.erry.. name and ad- "off day." Not in the way of doing 3-δ oRace ε Admx. Ramaey ^ Chicago, III., writing your With gae flowing freely from an open plummkb, a John Conrad r A way to the hand from but in the sense not few dollars than in a * good prevent dress clearly. You will receive in re- nothing, of feel· Cheater William* exoessive heat when a must jet Thomas McGrane, 60, vai found well. After the hard work large ironing turn a trial package containing Foley'· ing of Sat- Arthur St. Pierre ; to a of dead in bed at Boston. Arthur Flaber A Jobo Hr! 1 0.. be accompliabed, is- put piece and for urday and comes the nervous A. W. WALKER & Honey Tar Compound, coughs, Sunday, Alex Blel SON, thin leather and a piece of paper next to The White Star liner Adriatic and of with Î colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills, physical reaction Monday, Arthur Seymour r the in the iron-bolder. SOUTH MAINE. top layer making and Foley Cathartic Tablets.—A. E. sailed from Boston for Liverpool with that "all-in" feeling. This is a con- Victrola Erneat Orlno ^ PARIS, use the of an old ahoe. Âlso ÉiliÈi W. Shattuck 1 top part and tons dition many ministers would be George Sliurtleff Co., S. Paris. 120 passengers nearly 18,000 glad Anton Maswk a like the cover, one-half the to be freed from. can it put piece of war munitions. They avoid George Sparks on OB a size of the holder, the outside. Sew General Sherman once at a attention to and A Salto We have full line of atopped John W. Worthington was elected by giving proper diet, Lemay the wben cover a a around edge sewing on, country home where tin balain and "L. F. Atwood's Medicine to UL COCl Theatre taking I BEFORE BUMFORD FALLS NT.'IPAL but leave it free in the center of holder roller towel sufficed for the ablu- trustee of the Toy company family keep the bowels in order, the stomach MATTHEW BCCABTU JlW*· and alip the fineer* into this pocket tions. For two the small of Boston, which recently went Into the liver and the Grafonola mornings boy toned, regulated, Stat· τβ. William Haddo ' when This is a of household watched in silence the DR. .AUSTIN TENNEY I ironing. great protection tbe bankruptcy. head clear. This old home remedy John Carney to the lender skin on the backs of the visitor's toilet. When on the third day BurglP"8 broke into the store ot is so good that many ministers are At from Herbert McDowell Gerald fingers. tbe tooth-brush, nail-file, whisk-broom, British-American Tailors," Bos- to recommend that OCULIST Skerry "The glad it, feeling John Carney A IN NUT-CRACKING had been be asked: are a Will be at bis < ffice over F. SHORT-6UT etc., duly used, ton, and carted away about l&OU they passing' along kindness in Norway C. Gerald Skerry Boots air that much store to McLeo'l Ground yoa so will send a Ridh.n'e Jan. Matthew "Say, mister, always We free grocery Almost all housewives know how very worth of clothing. doing. sample Friday, 28, $15 $200 trouble to the Robert Perault so yon'se'i?" to upon request and last of each Gripper bard it is to crack pecan nuts, I hope Burek died from a broken any minister, Friday following Fred Bueeell John ■ 38c bottlo at your dntmI «tor·, month. Portland 548 1-2 Con* they will try my way. Pour boiling thrown Boy office, Albert Paradla DOWN ON HIS BACK skull and neck after being or writ· to-day for fro· «ampla. ere·· water over the nuts and allow them to Street. They grive permanent, whole- Charlea "About two I down on from a sleigh in a runaway accident 1. F.M Median· Me. mr Albert Paradla stand tightly covered for five or six years ago got Co., Portland, j Anton Poclue FOR MEN AND WOMEN hour·. The nut meats may then be ex my back," writes Solomon Baquette, at Westfleld, Mats. some pleasure. Call at my Dominic Poclue UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS tracted without a.trace of the bit- Flat River, Mo. "1 got a 50o box of Fo- The Readvlile, Mass., race track Eddie Foley easily Eddie Foley ter of the nut. Use nut-crackers ley Kidney Pills and tbey straightened was sold for ot and see all of lining property non-payment IN TH* shop styles Edillo Foley around nuts. me right αρ. I reeommend them to all and crack lightly all the taxes. The property la valued at 940,- Lawrence LaTorgna. They are the most comfortable, practical and durable line of footwear The work is done and is not at who bave kidney trouble." Rheumatic She Baked machines, and listen to the Lawrence LaTorgna quickly 500. Paris Lawrence all like tbe old tediona of aches and soreness and stiffness, South LaTorgna... process picking pains, mov- Savings Bank, J ere O'Connor are known and the beet and Alpheus P. Blake, the prime SOUTH MAIN·. made. They recommended by surgeons out tbe meata from tbe dry nut·. The sleep disturbing bladder trouble, yield PARIS, latest records. Over a thou- Jere O'Connor Ε er in the building of the Boston, Re- Today meats nearly always come out whole. quickly to Foley Kidney Pills.—Α. Tbe following statement contains the name, Paul Procoplo foot for all kinds of foot ailments. The is and Sburtleff S. Paris. Beach and died the amount standing to bis credit, the last known Paul Procoplo specialists price $5.50 they NEW TO Co., vere Lynn railroad, With sand records in stock to A ADDITION SOUP place of residence or post-office address and the select Louie Cohen Boston. a oatmeal at fact of death. If known, of every In the Peter Arden are worth it. Tbe addition of small cup of "No, that ain't loud enough. I want depositor really F. a retired Sooth Paris Bank, who has not made a (from. Fred Leclalre to beef and tomato is a vast im- tbe loudest underwear ever made!" Patrick Murphy, 86, Sayings soup deposit, or withdrawn any or Albert Paradla died at Boston. He was part thereof, any provement to tbe flavor and to tbe nour- "What for, no one over sees It." sea captain, part of the dividends thereon, for a period of John Conrad more than 90 ears Daniel ishing qualities. It is not recognizable, "I want it so loud that I'll be able to a well known and familiar figure on y next preceding November 1, McCafferty 1915, and is not known to the treasurer to be Frank Romano an added valuable and for children it is find it mornings when it's got my wife's the water front of New England for living. Eudle Caaey on Jamea Callendo -·.··- nutriment. and all tbo children's olotbes piled more tban half a century. 1 A Danlr Mctaf* E. N. SWETT SHOE CO. of it." Fred eclnlre top Professor John C. Schwab, uni- fery Recipes. Louie Coben versity librarian at Yale and a grad- Freeland jr. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE SIX-YEAR-OLD HAD JDROUP Is Howe, Lawrence l.arorgoa of the with the olass ot ol "I bave a little six old who uate college MS Albert Paradla MOLDED HALIBUT girl years 38-2 died at New Haven of pneu- A Barton Joe Paradle Telephone has a great deal of trouble with croup." 1886, Block, Frank Bomano raw 1 pound halibut writes W. Ε monia. h si Jere O'Connor Curry, Evansville, Ind., Her bread C. 94 Main 5treet, opp. Poet Office. 1 pint soft bread-crumbs "I have used and Tar of tbc George Irvln, Unknown, Ε idle Foley Foley's Honey W. M. Oakman, president take the Mrs.ι. o.8.J. *. Brooks,urooas, Norway, Me. 1 cup light cream would Norway, Fred Leclalre obtaining instant relief for ber. My Boston Shoe Travelers' association, Kihel Mixer, 8outh Paris, Me. 1880 6.1V I-4 blue ribbon at NORWAY, Peter Arden teaspoon celery-aalt wife and I also use It and will say It is 1 hereby certify that the above statement is MAINE Ed. Η Peters 1 salt says that the shoe trade of New Eng- teaspoon fbe best cnre for a bad oold, oougb, any domestic true according to my beet knowledge and belief. Moae A Clarice LaF'amme is better than it has been for the I a Flam me H—Γ 4 ever land science exhibi 3-5 G BO BOB M. Treasurer. Mom A Clarice egg-whites throat trouble and that I ATWOOD, croap Coomb* Mince tbe halibut fine and cook tho lait Ave years. Notice of Benjamin FVERMSTîf $1.60,-1.90,-2.26 per square ■aw."—A. E. Sburtleff Co., S. Paris. tion, her cake is Foreclosure. Harry Marston crumbs and seasoBinga with tbe cream Wlnfred 5, was scalded to Paul Gagnor, a marvel of fine OVER 68 YEARS' Where** Hannah J. Walker of In Procoplo. till It makes a smooth Add to Paria, the John Franclllo. paste. he — of Oxford aad State SOLD ONLY BY "I have a fair contralto but I death at Gloucester, Mass., when and EXPERIENCE County of Maine, by her w tbe fold io the beaten voice, lightness mortgage deed dated the 80th of Alex Rell jtS fisb, egg-whites a filled with da; January, A. haven't been able to secure an engage· fell Into washtub boiling her pastry—you I). 1914, and recorded In Oxford Peter Arden... stiff, pour into a buttered bread tin, set of County Registry Louis Cohen... ment Do think I could water. to taste Deed*. Book 324, Page 849, conveyed to A l«ce in hot and bake three of anywhere. yon ought it I K. EddieK'iaie roiey S. P. Maxim & Son water, quarters into Smith, and WHEREAS the aald Alice B. Foie; get vaudeville?" Rolled In a blanket on a floor ot All because Willi·· Smith Therlaull.. an hour in a moderate oven. Serve with autgned aald mortgage to me, the PclJIp Brl· "Not as a contrul'o. But you under Arthur Fisher ana Joseph ηΠΠίΤίΚίΓ almond aauoe. might home at Mass., with a signed, which la reoorded la South Maine brown hie Revere, Tell is milled from aaelgament Oxford Paris, In as a female of detu. edge barytone." Registry Deed·, Rook 819, «9, certain APPLE POBCUPINE tube leading from the gas stove to Ohio Red Winter real Page Erneat Orlno A Charles Meraonl Patents eatate, described in aald mortgag* deed aa Cheater Wllllnme Fred S. was follow·, to wit:—Certain lota or of 0 medium-sized COLD WEATHER ACHES AND hie mouth, Cline, 50, Wheat by our own parrela land Daniel McCafferty apples TRADE MARKS with the bare on lot number 75. situated la aald Anton II-2 cups sugar PAINS found dead. process. Goes farther too—both Disions town of Paria, and being lots Mo. 75 aad No. 40. Lillian Bamsey A Joe Skerry. 2 1-2 water The 200 In the Say les and Copyrights Ac. socordlng to plan of Oxford Park, so-called, aad oups acbes and pains, sore musoles, employes economy good eating all and Che aam« Ranges, ly sys- of 5 In wage·. without la the aald plan of Oxford Park as Edwin E. Howe three oore and the percent tptcial nolles, charts, No. No. minutes, pare apples, tem. Folly Kidney Pills tone up weak 74, 78, No. 71, No. 71 aad three other lota Edwin E. Howe KÎ them in the till tender Four Fall River, Mass., textile Tell on the side of No. Preecott Ε Pratt and cook syrup ind diseased kidneys, giving prompt re- Northerly 78, No. 71, No. 71 and SECOND HAND STOVES. tô the being the same conveyed to liaaaah J. but not broken. It will be necessary lief from aobes and E. Sburt- workers' unions voted to accept Scientific ûmerkatt. Walker BEFORE JAMFg B. STEVENSON, TBIAL paina.—A. Floor A handsomely Illustrated week! Unestdr- by Emma Y oung aad by one and turn them onoe or for Plalatredge the · twlcer-d^riiuKthe leff Co., S. Paris. offer of the textile manufacturers eulaUon of any sclsntltt same now mortgaged to the State τβ. Charlea Leroy Emmona four Bank for Norway Savlags cooking. Then drain, place in a baking- ysarTsar : months, 9L91· $75, there la now doe oa aame Antonio Bueclo a 6 percent increase In wages. Also a $50. dish, add batter and oinnamon to the New arrival Boston hotel)—Can I eertala lot or pa reel ol land with the barn FelUt Gogan «1 (at a thereon, situated oni the *1. Brim *1 and cook till thick. Fill bave a bath Ρ The body of Thomas J. Madden, Westerly aide of the syrup, quite private St, Washington. : town road from the Daniel Levo Dulchowaky ;» waa HAI leading Holt place to J. P. cores and space with the Clerk—I so, sir. Rumford, Me., shoemaker, the old county road from Swift's Matthew McLeou U* Richardson, surrounding hope Çlwnw aad beautifies IKiLiI to leading Corner syrup and stlok the apples with the found frosen on his cot In his shop. STATE OF Waterford, containing nine acres, more or Caeper Barnla .... OF RACKINO LA GRIPPE leae, being the same promisee John Stauleliue blanched almonds Plaoe in SET RID A Hal* ita conveyed to B. South Parie,9 Maine. lengthwise. to. Youthful Oolat 1 Calvin Walker bv David L. Merrill, nut· Prorata hair faille dated by dead BEFORE JOHK L. HOWARD, TBIAL oven just long enough to brown tbe COUGH—IT WEAKENS IN B08T0N MARKET8 ÎOUNTY OF OXFORD, M. January 15th, A. D. ana 9 Will. rt_* < b—i-' 1801, ■ recorded JCiTl^)' Cool and serve with or State v·. Edward Sutton iî> ! tips. plain For tbè severe racking cough that t cream. se Albert St. Pierre whipped somes with la Honey and here are strictly South Parla, Maine· IMS. -, Trunr Clara I grippe, Foley's ^ Quotations given January II, Dymyrieuau. Brown, August Mb. Vaughn ijJ Is Pursuant to the provision· of SeeMos 90 of Ills, aad recorded with Charlea J. H arme η SWEET-POTATO PUFF rar Compound wonderfully bealing and retailers must aald records taBook til. wholesale expect Chapter 114 of the Public Law· of Maine, eaact- Albert St. Pierre ind R. G. Collins, id Up1 2 oups mashed sweet-potatoes soothing. ex-post· more for small lots: by tbe seventy flfth legislature, the WlUla Ladd CHRYSANTHEMUMS to pay s following master, Baroegat, N. J., says: published aa a list of person· la whose name· 2 egg yolks "Foley's BEFORE TBIAL -WiflC* Honey and Tar Compound soon stopped Butter—Northern creamery extras, CUNEY FLUE inclalmed accounts have been depoeMad with AliRRRT BENNETT, 1 cup milk be County Treasurer of Oxford Asssznar: ά State τβ. 8 te b ben s · M tbe severe that western creamery extras, Coenty by mortgage. Joeeph Pink, White, Yellow 12 cup sugar lagrippe oougb complete- 83@33%c; ixeeutors, administrators, guardian·, or trustees Ernest Banker Û» η exhausted me. It oan't be beat."—A. western flrsta, the distribution of « nd 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg or cinnamon ly 32 032V&C; IVHO personal estate aa provided Norway, Maine, A mo· Boberte E. Sburtleff S. Pari·. >y said statute : Jaaoa'^MMtf βΜΙΤ^ 12 teaspoon salt Co., 30%c. Le M ay Clroy Trask, Mis· 1 Frank Êrnêst Add the beaten and the Cora F. Jordan. jjjl at the South Paris. egg-yolks Cheese—York state fancy, 17%0 !V in field Bowker, Mrs. WUbor M. KOT1CE. Francla Tebbete 11J Greenhouse, "What did he bave to say for him· Decker, la Jamea other ingredients to the potato while fair to Young lenry T. Do' Mrs. C. W. the District Court of the Untied Stales for the MeArthur lelfP" 17%c; good, 16®16Ho; Leake, District with a wire whisk till Istiti Μη. B. L. of Mata·, la ALL KINDS OF hot, beating Alien, la the Bankruptcy. BEFORE THOe.i.BBTDOHA*. TBIAL ALSO Hie wife wae with him." America. 180184*0. Vllttam B. C- IdaM. Κ ennay, matter of I w 3 oreamy. Bake in a buttered baking-dish "Nothing. fnd State τ·. Blank. · Eggs—Choice hennery and nearby.] Witham, Willi·· Plan, CYRUS F. COLLINS, la Baakruptcy. or ramekins till brown. praok Morten, BUar. Sao ol JC' Citrolaz eastern * 85037c; bora, Dlxfleld, Saakrupt.j ■RFORB B. WALKER MCKEEE, TBIAL BULBS 38®39c; extras, 'oalah P. Jordan, B.Swlft. To the creditors of Cyras F. Collins la the *' ganlel τβ. · OIBOLiZ 85 western If·. W.AuR, County of Oxford and dtaMot aforesaid : State George W. If a calls (or western extra·, 036c; ire. J. or ineide. recipe powdered sugar Τ H. George, «ι Notlos Is hereby glvea that oa the 8th day of lor planting outdoor CITROLAX firsts. 34085c; western first·, B. £&?&£& Jan., A. D. 19», the said and yoo have none, pat the finest cutter prime Jones, — Cyras F. Coulas •Va£o«1 Brown, aad on the food and ran some gran- Beet thing for oonstlpatlon, soar atom- 32033c; storage extra·, 24024>tte; That will fit. That are ——«—'bankrupt, that the tret obopper Shirty Brawn will bs held attheoAoa ulated liver and bowels. perfectly through. icb, laay aluggiah storage firsts, 23 023HC. safe. If in need send Chartes R. Jones. a slok headache almost at onoe. fifteen cent· Stops Apples—Baldwins, $1.5003.50 bbt; o'clock la the ^S^dwiaÏiÎÎ FOB BALE. 1 jHvea a most with aise. one fuiauooa, at Whtoh time the said and satisfactory Get next _ HOWARD D. E. P. CROCKETT, FLORIST. Here Is a dellelous "mock thorough 1202.75; Northern Spy, by mail. M SMITH, creditors may sttaa*. nms Ihsk whipped 1 no nausea. greenings, Tmrorer of OxfOrd Gouty. rial·!, amm* oream" fojr gelatin desserts or tbe filling lushing—no pain, Keeps a trustas, examine the baakrupt, aad traaaact Nine shouts. 1203. sash other 50 pound AP| of a oske that it to be eateo at ! roar system oleansed, sweet and whole· hasiasssas may property eeaa be· FtflitafeniCfaiiie. onoe; | WM. o. LEAvrrr White Rock _ CASTORIÀ tome. Ask (or Cltrolax.—A. K. Short- Potatoes—ft.7ft#2.N sweats, oo., pullets. white of an egg beaten «tiff, an apple ι Is; j en S. Pari·. M. THAYER X fine, and aogar to tait·. Co., 7MPM· tttu uortMM «κ. Norway, Kata·. J. Tki KM Yn Dm Alvijs Bmjit grated ,1 t ttf Pftrii Hill»