The Oxford Democrat.

VOLUME 87. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, .1920. NUMBER 24.

A PARK. jjirRRlCK Industrial Usee of Potatoes. MADE BRAVE FIGHT FOR LIFE ▲ 10-minute airplane flight, In which AMONG THE FABMERS. of Attorneys at Law, Tbe Maine Agricultural Experiment NORWAY. ENGLAND NEWS the machine reached an altitude Station in with William A. NEW was a feature of the 87th BITHSL. MAINS. co-operation Half-Breed Sailor, Wrecked Off Phil· SOOO feet, «lUnC.Ptrt. Martin of Honlton, Thomas Pbair of of I. HTTl&fc. Warm " anniversary celebration AJtfUoa Weather Will Call for SPKKD THB PLOW." Ippines, Simply Determined H· birthday Isle and John Watson of Honl- Preeque Mrs. Abble O. Harris of BraUlaboro. D. ? ARK, all has the 20 Would Not Die. IN TABLOID FORM ton, deceased, during past Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wiley of Somer- be her to Vt., the pilot at the machine In* ^LBIKT years given considerable attention ville, Maes., were recent gneits of Mr. Licensed Auctioneer, Fred H. Harris, who was in The Light That Burned. finding industrial uses, other than starob and Mre. Lewis I. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Among the crew of the Polgat, a grandson, PARI3, MAINS. for the In the aviation service daring the world jOUTH It was who wrote "The Llghi manufacture, surplus potato crop Timothy L. Heath and Mr. and Mre. ship that foundered off Malabon, >1! Moderate· Kipling of Maine. Uns if Intmst Fran Term· That Failed," the tragedy of a news Harry 8. Packard. the Philippines, was a half-breed war. Potatoes contain from 75 to 80 Bnrnham of Phila- paper illastrator, whose guldei , parts Mr. and Mrs. Harry sailor named Lorenzo. In Mrs. Mollie Binder, 30, and her eyee—the of water. From 15 to occa- Alejandro Low of his ai well as the of hii by weight were at their cottage, Restdale, Sections if Yaikula.nl STEVENS, Shoes pencil lampe delphia of the he three children were found in bed dr. MARGUERITE as much as 25 is has returned the moment ship's sinking coul—went oat and left him in darkness, sionally parte by weight last week. Mr. Barnham at their starch. The other while hav- la was affile enough, and lucky enough, dead from gas poisoning, OSTEOPATH. and of hie frantic with the aid ol ingredients to but Mrs. Barnham The bill to a bonus of to efforts, Philadelphia pay $100 85 Lucerne street, Dorchester, 1 to 5 stock of Ladies' ing food value are not industrially util- to leap clear of the wreck and escape home, Wednesday p.m., Thareday p.m. My Oxfords and Pumps is a combination housekeeper and mode! remaining. the yeoman was killed in the ized in Maine. Whether need as a food is (F) Mass. The mother waa despondent be to on oanvas what dark Mrs. George A. Yeaton of Augusta the deadly suction of the disappearing 1 depict coming Massachusetts after a brief Block, Norway, Me. complete in Black Vici and Patenl or for industrial it is the starch in for a house, had been ordered to Noyes Brown, ness meant, and at the same time make purposes with her husband here Norway vessel. Ile was alive- and uninjured, cause the family Telephone 70. content that gives eoonomic value to the few debate. her Leathers in his last supreme effort for a masterpiece d^ys. hut he was many miles from shore, vacaate the house which husband cab beraade by telephone. Pumps and Oxfords. Prices: Methods of fer- id potato. potato culture, Mrs. Carl Brown and who a time ippotatmeots before that darkness olosed in; and daughter, and there was no help In eight Lack of dwelling places has re- had been forced to sell short and have for have in have failure and weak tilization, potato breeding been Kittery several weeks, he of l&bor through ignorance their ultimate the of After swimming for an hour sulted in a serious shortage ago. human nature. goal production returned to Norway. more starch aore. It is found a hatch cover on which he rest- in at least two of the large industrial & BUTTS, What I am to write is a ol per unimportant Mrs. Merle Hathaway of Providence, Dr. M. P. Fallon erf Worcester. LONGLEY 9.00 trying story cover $5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 7.50, 8.50, from either tbe food or industrial point R. I has been a of Mr. and Mrs. ed. Then pushing the hatch plants at Hyde Park, Mass. New fVI Aln·, the success or failure, just as you vie* , guest Mass., speaking before the Eng Norway, of view whether tbe increased yield of F. and Mr. and Mrs. he started for San Nicolas. He it, of a farm right here In Oxford Coun George Hathaway ahead, The use of gas masks in the Bos- land Federation of Medical Examin- starch per acre is accomplished by larger Homer R. Luck the past week. shallow water when ty. It was not a failure because any during was just reaching is to be extended at the State House declare· i or increased starch content of ton fire department ing Boards on it failed to and it was a yields by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffatt of Dor- him out to sea again. light burn, 'he tide carried the rescue to include all murders are being com- Plumbing, Heating, the tubers. are two weeks from squad that legalized success, if it was a success, because a chester, Mass., spending As came on the wind Increased Other tban used in their fresh "Hate-to- night members of the department. mitted in by inexperienced Sheet Metal Work, W. O. on it did burn. Whether this farm being at their oottage on the lake, hospitals light waves and his FROTHINGHAM, condition as food for man or stock there and the tossed him as internes, are al- CEILINGS A SPECIALTY. can be called a success quit-it." in con- young men, who, ITEEL depends entirely back and forth till he Massachusetts Socialists are seven distinct industrial uses (though Miss Emma J. who has been hutch cover lowed to on persons seeking South Paris on the human elements which enter into Smith, ference have named candidates for operate most of them are more important In some time In was almost exhausted, being washed it. That really is the thing that makes spending Massachusetts, relief. Dr. A. Leon Sikkenga, tban with to which tbe on For several State ticket, headed by Walter S. a Europe us) po- has returned and opened her cottage toward the Cavlte shore. any kind of story. There are all kinds A boulder from the shore of tato is In a later paper in this as his of Greenfield for governor. huge OSTEOPATHIC PHY8ICIAN, of on a but it is what adapted. the lake, Tanglewood. iiours lie drifted In, but just Hutchin^s products farm, is to discuss Lake erected by the state humans do with series it proposed potatoes Mrs. Lizzie Annas and daughter, Miss the tide and wind Champlain, them that engenders in- hope grew strong Isadore Carrey, aged 41, a grocer, of old MAINE. as a source of starch and of dextrine and of Bethel were In last of Vermont by the site of the Saxe NOEWAY, terest. Olive Schreiner wrote the Elsie, Norway him In of his straggles Tel. 224 "Story derived from starch. The swept spite S8 Calumet street, Pittslieid, Mass., the Canadian THIS BANK PAYS of an African glucose potato week. homestead near border, Farm." Now the story of once more out to sea. lake from Thomas is- at present article disousses briefly the four Miss Ethel is in Boston at- ran inio Onata as a memorial to John a farm in Africa has all kiDds of possi- Lapbam his «-as dedicated other in whlob potatoes enter into Something brushed against leg. land committed suicide drown- bilities in it. The is made ways tending alumni meetings of Perkins and by Sajce, the poet-humorist. Gov. landscape up use. was a shark and Godfrey COMPOUND INTEREST of industrial Institute. lie thought that It veldts and kopjes, which sound ing. ernor Clement, Lieut. Gov. Mason S Two of these, potato flour and dried Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson Walker were In fear. "It did not touch even if are common screamed manager state officials had a Bean strange they only became he Jerome A. Crane, general Stone and other J. (dehydrated) potatoes prominent in or I should have gone mad," Hastings deposited in the South Paris Savings plains and hills, and there Is the Brldgton recently. ine, stores of New Money always the war. Potato flour consists of of the Liggett England, part in the ceremony. likelihood of lions and ele- during Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fox of Bethel were said. The water was cold, the night on interest the first of encountering and last at the of 60 in Real Bank is placed every tbe entire dried ground potato with in one last week. on died week age years. Dealer Estate, phants aod one knows not what else. It Norway day was dark and the rain beat down MaJ. Albert W. Buck, recently ap- tbe of tbe skin. A bushel Is at for a He entered the of the firm as dividends are declared the first of ts true it was kind of a chicken exception (60 Ronald Lapham home short In the darkness, employ officer for the month; farm, of will make 12 him. lie heard a cry pointed full-time health ME. but the chickens were pound») potatoes pounde vacation from Mass. clerk in 1897. SOUTH PARIS, of gigantic size, Lynn, his hatch cover In the di- Milford, and May and November and if allowed to remain, of flour. Only sound stock can be used who win- and pushed Oldtown, Orono, Bradley that is, they were ostriches. Interest Charles Wood, has spent the for flour but tbe do not rection whence the sound came. He Ralph Scovell, fourteen years old. Veazie, Maine, District, has resigned are on center in making, potatoes ter in Rumford, is again in Norway. immediately placed interest thus pay- didn't birds, however, but in sur- need to be of tbe No. 1 Federal It was Cen- found a another was drowned in Otter Creek, Rutland, a with the Rocke- the human elements of thoee who lived grade. Stanley Walker taken to the Filipino boy, to accept position interest on the interest. contains all of tbe and mineral to an oil when thought his Association for BILLINGS ing on the farm. proteids tral Maine General Hospital, Lewiston, vivor of the wreck, clinging Vt., companions feller Foundation LS. matter» of the raw and hence is a potato, last where an for drifted cries for were a joke and did France. Buck is a OF AND DEALER IN So it is of the farm I am writing about, week, operation appen- box. They together. help work in Maj. grad JUMFACTLKER very different from dried potato was He is a see a farm situated near the Cumberland product dicitis performed. making When daylight came they could not go to his assistance. uate of Bates College, 1912, and took starch. Potato flour is used, particularly Cedar and line. To begin with it was an good recovery. but could not make themselves work at M. I. T. Bed Spruce Clap- Join the Home Guard of Systematic Savers County in for with other flours boats, Herbert Humphrey & Sons, shoe postgraduate old of land from Europe, mixing Mrs. Victorine Blanchard of Weston, farm, composed taken is used in mak- heard or seen. They were tortured boards, New Brunswick Cedar in bread making. It also was in several last manufacturers, Marbiehead, Mass- of Massachusetts ve- the virgin forest by the pioneer of the Mass., Norway days into their Gov. Coolidge cake, soups and similar preparations. by thirst, salt water got state cen- North Carolina Pine, family owning It for three generations. ing week. have resumed operations suspended toed the bill providing for Shingles, STARTS AN Tbe addition of five per cent of potato was in mouths, drifted all day. ONE DOLLAR ACCOUNT When taken it was for a the Malcolm Gregg of Andover they for two months because of a basing his up home of dark nearly sorship of moving pictures, and flour to wheat is claimed to improve tbe last week for a or two. came again. Soon after Flooring Sheathing, aforesaid and his wife and chil- Norway day Night for on formal of J. pioneer flavor of bread and make it retain its strike higher wages. objection the opinion The Universalist Circle met saw the of a breakwater, Roofing, Wall Board, dren. Through a long series of years Sewing they lights that Paroid As flour has a the to Weeton Allen, attorney-general, were cleared freshnoss'longer. potato with Mies Delia M. Noyes Friday after- and with new noticed that Whiskey, amounting 3,300 quarts fields and enclosed with hopes is obnoxious Heads, and greater water holding capacity tban wheat noon. was on a the measure essentially Apple Barrel stone fences. House and barns were and more distinct. and valued at $30,000 seized South Paris Bank addition makes it for lights grew larger The House flour its possible Mies Marion Gibson was at Bowdoin the Fédérai to the federal constitution. LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Savings erected. Orchards were planted. were being washed toward big truck in Providence by bakers to obtain a larger number of loavee last week Week They in which the bill originated, sus- It became a business to the College attending Ivy not hold the The truck hau Pres. GEORGE M. Treas. plant a of tbe mixed flours. shore. Rut the boy could agents and police. J. HASTINGS BEAN, ATWOOD, from given weight exercises. tained the veti by a vote of 202 to 14. Maine. second generation, but the third was "a he lost his New York. Southlaris, There was, however, only a limited de- of out. Taken with cramps, arrived irom A. Edward In the land of his fathers." The Miss Nancy Oxnard West Medford, Τrustees—N. Dayton Bolster, J. Hastings Bean, W. Walker, stranger war went down. famouus life-time mand for flour under condi- a on the oil box and .W Jesse Poraeroy, had beckoned to him he re- potato Mass., student at Wellesley College, hold 1UIU3., no.3 iuu^ city and CjUSL.l/Ct'UlUllUfce, Stat»» E. W. D. Charles H. Hanno H. Nel- tions, and still less since tbe armistice. last with Mr. man wns washed into the middle at the Charlestown CHANDLER, W. Penley, Harry Cole, Howard, Cashman, to the call. The farm enticed spent several days week The to the number of prisoner sponded the war of contribution escaped Kim nnf of nil During large quantities ind Mrs. H. E. Gibson and all night. has been elected of family. of the bay and drifted instonce the man prison, president son G. Elder. dried or were ueea prisoners In this aenyoraiea potatoes Elizabeth of he was almost ready to an The father toiled od. He became old CrocketfTent, Daughters At dawn the now popu- the "Lifers' Club," organization the army. Their preparation began a its liberated himself by Finish I and unable to do the work on by Veterans, held social after regular but the wind and waves head of 154 "life-timers" in pen- Builders' decrepit, elve up. a clean composed in Aroostook County (or sale to tbe Brit- in of Mrs. Nettie lar ventilator route and made »!.. nirr.'-α lha^KS ua wjjiwne οι may the eo about each of tbe stone meeting Friday charge p»l him for the shore and he took in of the coun- place, ish army before America entered tbe itentiaries every part ilu or ity.e at reasonable price·. walls there started a row of white Severe and Mrs. Bertha Sturtevant. used getaway. zigzag en- Then he saw boats and has been formed by war. And while we were actively was heart. try. The society Each succeeding year a new row Friday evening gentlemen's night reach a of 40 Ed- pines. in the war our army used large his last strength in trying to After separation years Thomas Anderson of New until a little in tbe gaged with the women of the Mooseheart Captain Also Window & Door Frames. started, only spot saw were ward who during that time Central Oxford amounts of dried potatoes. The elimina- A baked bean was I hem. The boatmen him, Wright, a Salvation Army prison parole center of each field remained arable land. Legion. supper York, la »ant of kind of rinlah for Inalde 01 Directory tion of loss from and tbe in and has been in the fields of Califor- If any County decay frost, to him time picked gold A of the towns of it is abhors a and served. v able to get jualle work, send In your order·. Pine Lam Directory Nature, said, vacuum, offlt?*. Complete marked reduction in bulk and weight The class of the school of the water. There was not nia and Alaska, will rejoin his sister, on hand for Cash. it seems tbe old must abbor a junior high him out teruJ Shingle· Che*ρ lady and a brass bomb making transportation storage easier, their "The Dust of the shrieking now Mrs. Charles Richardson, of An explosion of pipe Andover, Bethel, Buckfield, Byron, Canton, Dixfield, vacant epace of any kind. There is no presented drama, much of the man left, and Albany, as well as ease of preparation for the kitchen of and Job Work. so it be in tbe Earth," Friday at the Opera in the bottom occurred in the basement Planing, Hanover, Hartford, Hebron, Mexico, Milton land poor—unless may of evening for water, he collapsed Providence. Sawing Greenwood, table, are among tbe advantages dehy- douse. Hartford, Conn. middle of Saraba—that she can't find boat. the state armory Matched Pine Sheathing for Sale. Ne Oxford, Paris. Peru, dration. The process is of the oi Plantation. wry, Norway, is manufacturing Mrs. Horace H. Cole and Miss Grace Patrick Doran, Jr., 13-years-old State something to grow upon it. There on a after he found The fi :st battalion, Connecticut Water ford more expensive than that involved in As he lay pallet, was injured W. ( Rumford, Sumner, no so in the of Maine Bickford recently attended the State Roxbury, Mass., fatally was man- £. IIWDLFK, Roxbury, land poor State are his res- numbering 350 men, flour. The fresh potatoes the Protestant himself able to talk again, on the Guard, to raise a of making Centennial celebration of while swinging in a hammock ar- .... Maine and Woodstock. that cannot be induced crop drill shed of the *ert Sumner, run a and peeling ma- cuers of his wonderful endur- euvering in the and after tbe leaves through washing Episcopal Church in Gardiner. They spoke roof of his when a chimney, to gray birch bushes; on a home, number of offi- chine, and then carried "sorting Church ance. In said that, at the time and of this shrub have fallen for seasons represented Christ Episcopal Alejandro reply was attached, mory where unsuitable stock is removed which the hammock were in their bell" and the The services of course, he had done the best he ce! s of the State Guard Merrill & Webber Co., and made a soil enough, Jadies'auxiliary. on him. rr. enough, deep hand. The cleaned aud pared pota- the collapsed and fell floor. No one and maples will etart and thrive. by commemorated the centennial of could. He wanted to live, he said.— offices on the second poplars toes are either sliced, parboiled and dried 'liocese of Maine. These birches have found it bard work New York Herald. In a circulai' letter to the members was injured. PRICE $4.00 in a carrent of warm air, or else they are have on Plains for Mr. and Mrs. Albion L. Buck four C. H. making a living tbe Oxford of the Massachusetts legislature, a win- On sale at Boeeermao'e Drue Store, Butbel; Noyee Drug Store, Norway; steamed, "riced" by forcing through moved to the Pike's A bomb was exploded under lo but have Sampson Cottage, are Rumford. 21-24 these many years, tbey kept small and dried. Performers. medical societies within the state H. Howard Co., South Parle; Leary's News Store, boles, where will tfce summer. Double dow in the home of John Goes, on tbe job until tbey have prepared tbe Bill, they spend oi Potato flour and dried potatoes con- Carrie B. set down as opposed to the passage manu- take a is a case of Mrs. Mabel Groves of Gardoer, Mass., The other night Mrs. Conn., millionaire Alter eat—always soil for better crop.- It of fresh Waterbury, yoa tain all tbe constituents the is her Mrs. Alice R. Dan· leader of Terre Haute's com- the bill to provide maternity beneli'" war, and the trees conscripted for this visiting sister, Adams, facturer and a leader in Americaniza- product. forth. and Birch Bayh, for needy expectant mothers. was service seem to be in tbe line of a selec- in- munity singing, MaJ. tion movements. The damage Alcohol, for industrial purposes Boward who has been em- tive draft. When a field has been Bennett, of the Indiana State Normal school, is believed to have cluding uee as fuel, is produced in Eu- the Brown in Dr. Henry J. MOlard, aged eighty- slight. The bomb PATONIC exhausted and white ployed by Company Bethel Now, cropped, deserted, But in were on the same program. the old- as a by lOR YOPR AClP-STOMAaO rope from potatoes. tbe United for a few has returned to Nor- four, a Civil War Veteran and been placed demonstration ■> in manv respects tbe noblest tree months, that Ma- pines, States the relative abundance and cheap- Mrs. Adams did not know and surgeon with the 20,0υ0 hands Heartburn, Bloat· of will and this is way. est practising physician sympathizers Instantly relieves Maine, spring ap makes that of the eve* on neve of molasses by-product Mrs. Izab T. who has jor Bayh was the speaker is dead at his here who have been «iGawy Feeling. Stops food souring, what happened to the fields I am writ- Sanborn, spent in Berkshire County, of the mills the chief raw material for industrial the winter at Stockton has re- but she did know that he could and all stomach miseries. ing abont. Springs, ning, home in No. Adams. He served dur- strike for weeks. repeating, Keep· *ooa aitd appetite. Well, there came a time when tbe Norway. sing. the Rebellion as a surgeon. of the oldest Vlt*htj aod P«P- Lactic acid as used In tanning leather, Mrs. Sarah Mrs. ing Never in the memory mttanii «tron*. Increaaea old man tbe fields bad to Paige, Elizabeth rather tired she turned to Mr. Bayh of the»· owning give in and calioo and in foods and berries so EATOjne la the beat remedy. Tea· dyeing printing Crommett and Mrs. have verse The Massachusetts house passed citizen were fruit trees coat·a cent up and send for bis son to care for Angie Berry and said: "You sing the next Mada wonderfully benefited. Only city and can be made from pota- healthy blos- «Μ·*·· in beverages gone to the Paige Cottage at Poland the bill farmers, planters, loaded down with good, crtwoa day to ua«it. Poeitively him advancing age. The first request is in on a as a solo." peimitting toes, and so used Germany for the summer. Bven the te pteaae or w· will refund ΟβΟφ· WHAM be made of tbia son was that be should Campground embarrassed, ranchmen, dairymen or fruit growers soms as this year. great scale. But in this country most of Mrs. has Major Bayh seemed ta today, YoewiUwfc down large Elizabeth F. Swett, who on both sides of the cut tbe intruding pines and again acid is made from her Hard- to combine for the collective market- peach orchards the lactic vegetable spent the winter in has re- but complied with request. cultivate the fields of his boyhood; but California, their own river south of Norwich ivory waste and from corn meal. to he taken his seat when his ing and sale of products, Connecticut man bad no inclination that turned Norway. ly had of the the younger five of to anti-trust laws. shape in spite CHAS. H. HOWARD CO., It takes pounds potatoes pro- A District Rebekah will be was announced. He arose, notwithstanding are in splendid way, and tbe pines continued to grow, it meeting speech will be tons **lT Sevtb Parla. Maine. duce a of potato flour. If cost in on 24. late There until old man was laid beside pound held Norway Thursday, June his audience and then turned was cold spells. grew the to and tbe a greeted John Rising of VVestfield, Mass., in eastern nothing dry grind potatoes, Both an afternoon and eeselon I of strawberries marketed bis grew until there oame a evening to Mrs. Adams: "Now, before get and needed work. He fathers, of flour would cost 10 oents with will be held and will be served to out of a job This a pound supper call on to Connecticut this year. FOR SALE. chance to sell them. took decade a over a barrel. Ând I'm going to you the streets potatoes at little $3 guests and members. The in the through applied for it by parading # or two. lodges or do morning on con- the cost of manufacture doubles that. a on his back inscribed At 1:30 o'clock Saturday My Hillside Avenue, man district include Norway, South Paris, play 'rlng-around-the-rosy/ with placard place The young returned to tbe city at or 8 he of With fine grade wheat flour 7 West Paris and some stunt out here on the floor," He was offered Coolidge, by the secretary of house, stable and hen after the death of hie father, leaving tbe Bethel. thus: "I want work." Gov, Ming cents a there is not much chance P. Langtry, to pound The ladies of the Congregational threatened. four within two hours. state, Albert prorogued a lot of pines to grow and tbe buildings decay. even if it positions !ιοωβ; large land, apple, for potato flour to compete church held a food sale at the Brown- but Mrs. of the Mas- there was little left besides tbe The audience laughed, the 141st regular session Dear straw- Finally as an If dried has the and plum trees, grapes, were good artiole. pota- Buck store Wednesday. bluffed, for she Governor Cool id ge signed The legisla- whole- Adams was evidently sachusetts Legislature. berries and House con- pines. toes were sold at 20 cents a pound The Rust Relief have two rent bills thus approv- a lumber this Harry Corps It necessary to go remaining of the included the raspberries. One day operator epied sale at tbe would mean Immediately found tive work year sists of rooms and is con- faotory (which voted to adjourn from the first all of the five temporary measures eight bath, He was a maker of lights; meeting of her coat.—Indianapolis ing of 629 acts and the adoption growth. 25 to 30 cents a pound by the time they in until the last in In search passing nected heat was after stock for and July meeting August. the for the pur- Governor with sewer, has furnace that is, matches, the the return to tbe passed by Legislature of 85 resolves. Of these the reached consumer) Several cans of fish fry have been re- News. situa- »nd this grove filled tbe bill. He inquired of relieving the housing one resolve and electric lights. grower ôf the potatoes would not eqnal ceived at this from the state pose vetoed two acts and who tbe owner might be, opened negotia- village rent tbe cost of growing them. The potato and distributed in tion and curbing profiteering. he was sustained. tions with him and The hatohery, the ponds Mixed Relationship. in each instance ALBERT AMES. bought. price cannot with tbe corn as compete plant in this at in pray- offered was four times tbe value of the vicinity. Here Is a double marriage Salem. Alter kneeling, apparently avenues of escape from For of raw material for lactic aoid manufacture. "Mike" Driscoll of who has Several further farm in its Fairfield, one Is bofti on a wall surrounding a lake in particulars inquire prime. oan it with molasses even in tbe Ore., In which bridegroom er, tow η state prison have been M. Nor umpired games for all the Maine col- Char les L. South Paris, Me. It is admitted tbe last owner of tbe to the Worcester, Mass., Al- as a NOYES, sugar shortage and oonsequent this when asked to out father-in-law and stepfather Lincoln Park, by Warden Shattuck 3tf measured in made a present leges year, pick discovered farm, dollars, great- of edible molasses. An acre while the other becomes» both exander Maxwell, 80, drew a 32-cal- investigation of ~ high price an all Maine base ball team, inoluded other, result of a complete er success than bis predecessor, and yet corn shot of oorn will yield 50 bushels of with Jacob Klain of of the and stepson. The doors of ibre revolver from his pocket, the break by tbe latter would not have been Norway, Colby son-in-law the institution following probably less care and at half the cost of 200 bush- und team, as one of three men be selected the county clerk's office were Just himself through the head plunged L Barney, Harry Manster satisfied with his methods. bushels of corn Herman els of Tbe 50 for and are un- to a moral to potatoes. pitchers. when two men appeared headlong into the water. Ward, and plans If it is permissible tack as of matter closing and Charles will carry many pounds dry locale on and a it would seem that land better (Additional Norway page 3.) If it were to obtain the or- to the prison tale, as the 200 bushels of potatoes. In coun- asked possible Plans have been made for der way strengthen forestation than other so an hour. the events RAGS fitted for any crop tries where Indian corn cannot be grown marriage licenses at late Mass., a repetition of of the HaverhilL prevent should be devoted to it. Oxford Notes. ganization trio to have an industrial opportunity. County being assured that a license clerks into a which allowed the dangerous potatoes Upon grocery and meat store Aquarius. But in the United States the maize Kluge, aged plant could be Issued, August branch of thhe retail clcrks' gain their liberty. aa β separate Finish prevents successful competition Wegt Byron people are very much and a by trade, The with the Lovely Take* to fifty-four, carpenter There are 150 now affiliated Junk Paper Exception **Aquarius." source of industrial alcohol. interested in the of several union. Is Still doings peo- cer- the necessary physical oiner iw u»ve High Democrat has received a letter be a limited demand lead the natives produced with the union and tne of Paper pro- The There will which to think the exquisite texture Symphony Writing always ple, and received a license to mar- from Freelaod Howe, Norway, in which for flour and for pota- latter have information that will tificate to join the separate local. surface. That is why it is the potato dehydrated may of this agreed Do not of it for little or vides a splendid writing he thinks most of the boys are toes for food. It is more than lead to the of the ry Mrs. C. K. Knyser, forty-five dispose THE evidently possible discovery for-years- High School stu- women for their correspondence oot the farm as was market could be devel- Haverhill, Mass., when choice of so many smart leaving suggested that an increased calked-of-gold, believed to exist in pay- city. nothing, Sam Isaacson pays dents are up in arms over a mandate be had in three finishes by "Aquarius," and sends this clipping for these materials in our large cit- ing somewhere ill that sec- Mr. mother Is the prospec- Symphony Writing Papers are to oped quantities Kayser's Clow high cash for it. to prove hi· point: ies. For there the costs of transporta- tion. The present is Mr. so the cou- issued by Principal Arlington prices Made in many sixes prospecting being tive bride of Kluge, and a variety of fashionable tints. up "Charles Bonsack, a Buffalo County and and the done at the Mitchell Small hereafter there shall be no raoro Call me or me a and tion, storage, distribution, place. will have no little trou- that up, drop line, taste. be it not troubled so plée probably and to meet every demand of good May farmer, by losses from decay, frost, and bruises, amounts of have from time to time of candidates at the school ί will shapes, [Nebraska] gold ble In to decide their relation- Initiations be there. the begira from the farm to the city. He add to the of to the con- been found in the Swift River in the trying that Initiations will right or the Also correspondence price potatoes Louis The boys aajert by the quire pound. five sons whom he has made in tbeir to each other.—St. Repub- purchased bas equal sumer as to make them fresh vicinity of Byron and Roxbury, but ship are held .. continue even though they cards, with envelopes. partners in his farming operations, wbicb oçndition, more or less prohibitive. For never in quantities to warrant extensive lic. of them in secret. cover 580 acres, and not one many food nsee dehydrated potatoes can, operations. The could be induced to leave the home farm. to an be substituted for the Streams and poods in thu Spring- Norway Junk quite extent, In last week's Democrat was Untidy Street·. Shop Each of the sons has a definite part tuber Itself. published section have been en- notice of the death of W. New York Merchants' associa- field, Mass., of the farm work to each draws a Director. Joseph Hunt- The than SAM do, Chas. D. Woods, is the release of more ISAACSON of Welcbville.. has an antilitter bureau, that riched by salary for bis work, and when the profits ing Captain Hunting tion and bad an adventurous life on the young fleh, mostly perch HOWARD are divided at the end of the year, eaob Acres of Potatoes. whole, now engaged in a campaign against 1,000,000 Thirty and of a kind now there by the State hatch- drawa the share agreed upon. One sod passed away; streets. The cost of cleaning up wall-eyed pike, The Wallingford Brothers of Perkins fore and of dirty STORE who bad learned the blacksmith interesting worthy note. He been A big shipment of flngerlings THE REXALL trade, have 30 aores of the refuse that should have ery. Ridge, Auburn, planted was born in Newton, Maes 71 years ago. to Pittsfleld and other intending to go lo town, is now managei in this convenient con- was also sent Farm For Sale. potatoes. The largest growers He enlisted in the Second Massachusetts •Iropped Into the very MAINE. of the entire establishment, the fathei of the Berkshiers. *30 tcre PARIS, section of the state, they estimate that and served but Is dropped In the parts farm, cut· 35 ton· hay, good SOUTH retired." Cavalry during the last year tainers, Just having the seed, planting, and harvesting of the School world's biggest plenty of wood for firm, good of the civil war. After the close of the street instead, Is enormous. The keel of the orop this year will aggregate 110,000 war of- in o30, equipment Worth timber say specialists ol from Aroostook. and high speed, on White Nubuck Oxfords. ing profitably, at one time with armanent 'fe^gtool·. Part cash, balance Women's United States mately acquainted powerful Louie Joseph Vnnce, the beloved ··» the Forest Service, Depart A Cleveland tractor, purobased early Colonel William F. form In drawings and *"»·. Por sale by L. A. BROOKS, Cody, better known Trademark, at It Were. has taken must have ment of Agrioulture. A careful aurvej In the has been used to do the to be writer of real American life, 8«tate 31 Market Our price $4.00. spring, as Buffalo Bill. Serving out bis enlist- to to his Aunt the arrival of materials J*1 Dealer, office $8.00. of the farm will reveal a sur the two die- Walford wanted go awaits Maude Willie In mind when he average work, ail horses but being ment he settled in and of the ar- had South Parla, Maine. of this sorl Plymouth, Mass., a face. from the bands Cloth Oxfords prising nnmber of spots of. This does the work of four or Addle, but had dirty advanced wrote his "The Fortune Hunter." White Ostend posed while living there was captain of Com- builder. play, Women's which can be utilized to advantage. I five a and much easier. A said: "If Aunt Addle chitect to those of the epaos day pany H, First Massachusetts Infantry. His mother Miss Willis is a most human, sympa- Our they do not already bave trees, plantiDf double disk action harrow was used in she would be ashamed of Worth $6.00. price $3.00. He moved to Welcbville aome fifteen has company the fresh thetic reader, the best on the Chautau- tbem with the proper varieties will ma the which was all removal of FOR SALE. fitting land, plowed by years ago. He married an Oxford with such a dirty face." Temporary She the en- the value of the land. girl, you qua platform today. gives At terially increase the tractor. About eight feet of ground Miss lnauguated in South 8 room houae, J Charlotte Dudley, daughter of "Oh, no, she wouldn't ; she would Just fleh inductry, recently every char- Paris» barrows one time. " tire play herself, playing are a few of our many is covered by the at Nathan of that town. He is Wory and These bargains. Dudley is one of boys.' the Etaet Coast one a inter- ell» could be made of Ita com "Since we the machine we say 'This Margaret's Rockland, Me., toy acter, making each living, w° easily The farm family, because purobased survived by bis wife, two sons, Joseph tenement rooms in turmol I have not hooked a of horses on to a to Me plant In realistic "The For- by finishing parative remoteness from the pair V. and Eugene N. Hunting, and a Fisheries Company, esting personality. ** ■ daugh- of a"ic. the has wonder or said one of the broth- Two Causes "Eye 8pot·." a such a lovable Shed and stable, and distractions of city, plow barrow," ter, Mise Florence D. N. 8. as the result of tune Hunter" is quaint, good Hunting. the eyes are of two Breton, uwdlot ful to make a real home ere. With the exception of sowing ten Spots before Cape American admirably suited to with shade trees, garden opportunities strike by the FTah. Hand- comedy, and these ι acres of will be tbeir only floating and stationary. threatened one of the good water. Among opportunities, specialist! oats, potatoes Resolution* kinds, namely General Miss Willis' talents and is of ■ from Union, is Intimated by Inquire of the United States of Agri crop. former Is a normal effect ler's career on the E· Co. Department The an earn- of her H. Shoe On the death of Florence Heald J. Rich. As biggest triumphs FARRAR, South Paria, Swett culture ont, la that of ; Quite a lot of fralt Is also raised. of of the more Manager Walter N. point beautlfylnf eye, Ε. natural imperfections re- » trees are In the Mountain North Buckfield. intention to Chautauqua platform. or the farmstead so that It may be mon While tbeir good shape Grange, of distur- est of the company's House Block, 38-8. has noticeable in case digestive versatile dramatic reader ann C. Telephone to the This wil I bloom was rather light this year, and Whereat, It pleased our Heavenly It was stated This ll4, E. Opera attractive occupants. are a sist the union's demands, FARRAR, Norway. for a Father to remove from us our bances. The stationary spots Vance will be on»* .... MAIN! tend to make both young and old mon ) they are not looking large orop. dearly Heron and Cur- her comedy-drama or of steam trawlers > are raised After beloved sister and of cataract, opacity that on the second of NORWAY, oontented, will add materially to th Baldwins principally. worthy chaplain, symptom about 300,000 of the features day Is Florence be it lens. lew, each carrying of those who pass by, an< I cultivation a cover orop sown, usually Heald, the crystalline our Communty Chautauqua. Heiier. enjoyment That the been ordered to Glouces- Stray FOR SALE. incidentally to the selling valne of th ) of buckwheat or clover. A rotation ol Resolved, order bas sus- pounds, had A WANTED. tained the loss of a most the Owl. their tares. small stray heifer has been ma farm. the land Is carried on, olover bay being worthy and Qood for ter to discharge Good refrigerator, sewing land member to whom we were swal- about the and fields harvested one season, and the respeoted all An owl observer saw àn owl With •andering roads hair chairs » An uninstructed delegation will rep- Agreed Daddy. chine, mattress, pillows, the next. bound by the strong ties of one °°rth of Paris Hill for about two jagssar^ipë Mike and Jim are Armoor & Co.* ι plowed friendship. low nine field mice, after another, Marjorle liked to play in the ground and other house furnishings, includ Resolved, That although we grieve at Vermont at the Democratic na- *®eks that famous deooy sheep. Sbeep can't b and at the expiration of four hours it resent feed her father mixed tip for hla the owner can obtain by several of furni $30,000 for Holstein Cow. this our great lues, still we bow Id bum- ing pieces antique muat be and by one ο J four more mice. The farm- convention In San Francisco scolded for this driven—they led, for ι ble submission to who has swallowed tional horses. She had been Proving property and to these two wooll A world's record prioe of $30,000 Him, oalled paying ture. their own kind. So j notice of these facta, without one her Apply oow was at the Minnesota our sister to Himself. er should take The delegates were selected without effect So day father, toargea. Isoariota are In th 9 Holstein paid iSfe-S MRS. HALL, Judas employed we a chicken now her sale. The wai Resolved, That tender to the be- for he can well spare in Rut her In the act, op BVi bouse of tbla cor Holsteln-Frleelan prioe contest at the state convention catching picked GEORGE M. AT WOOD. Maine. at Dr. Paris Hill. great Chicago packing ren- Blehaond, Aldrich's, Gustav Wlscon reaved family, whose affliction la so and then for the services thus are J and her a As he put cern to lead their fellowa to alaughtei paid by Pabst, Duisman, land. The gave spanking. Paris, Maine, i, mt much than our delegates-at-large June 1910. ο f sin, for Pabit Korndlke Kornflower, greater ours, sincere a-M The two rams obaperon one bunch dered.—Exchange. Jackson of Burlington, Henry C her down he said: "Now, my younf NOTICE. from Fred Pabat, Ooonomo sympathy and ooodolenoe. H. mutton to the and the ι purobased Martli ii that le enough of that? notice that be baa ebopa guillotine That a of these resolu- Brislon of Rutland, Fred C. lady, Just The aabeerlher hereby |1τβι for another bonoh. woo, Wlsoonsln. The previous record Resolved, oopy Grow Shells. admlalatrator of the aetata return How Oyster* Dr. & H. ο Hell 'tis," came the tearful an· been daly appointed LOST. promtly was tions be sent the bereaved that of Bennington and Bailey say $i8,400. family, float on the surface of 1 be on our and that Young oysters elected wer< t iwer. C. W A LKÏH, late of Canton, At a hat wit Potatoes reaobed their blgheat prlo e tbey placed reoords, Barre District delegates JULIA and Newry Corner, pin water for a time, then sink and of Oxford, deoeaaed. given r of the In ο A record of for a Quern be sent to the Oxford Demoorat foi of the L. W la the County having head. Findc In the hlatory oountry Chloag prioe $17,700 they Howard & Shaw of Stowe, Broom Handle·. law directe All peraoaa large smoky quartz themselves to the bottom. 90,000,000 bouda ae the ileoeaaed are June 4. New potatoes aold for $17.00 a sey oow was paid at a sale of Quernsej publication. fasten of Windsor, John B. Flana agalaet the eatate of «aid communicate with Watcher It la said that 90,000,000 broom ban» demanda eaase Mttleraeat. aad please or aboat 17.20 a busbe I. oattle held at in oon Macdk Bbsskt, ) Thus attached, they extract lime from to preeeat the |o>r hundredweight, Midlothian, Ills., Proctor and H C. SburtlefT ο de«lr»d axe seated to make pay tbi H KB m AN > gan of die· are used annually In the United all Indebted thereto req DEMOCRAT OFFICE, On the same date, in the same city, ol d neotion with the annual meeting of Μοηθε, Committee, the water and deposit It as shell about immediately. Kate Mt ntpelier. ml Caatoa, Maine. sold for 10.76 a bushel. National Guernsey Oattle Clob. Buck, ) gtatei. rtAKK L WALK1B. aa-a4 South Paria, Maine. potatoes tfaftlr bodies. Wert Pern. ESTABLISHED 1883. Beth·!. Weft Paria· Misa Annie Hamlin haa η new Bniok Local Interest bu been largely cen- Road Commliflloner M. If. Farrar le THE OXFORD BEARS. ι on the car. tered In tbe commencement week of naklng many Improvement* high- Lealle Blake, who baa been at the Me- West Pari· Hlgb School. Altbongh way. He haa reoently pat the road lead- I to Coooord Pond In The Oxford Democrat. chanica' Art School in Bo· to η for the somewhat disappointed that Bates Col· ng very good ahape. Ζ. L. MERCHANT OF THE WEEK IN ALL waa to on [( Woodstock will do the urne It will Theatre DOINOS unable THE past year, hu retarned to the home of lege Olee Club appear hi· Cbarlea G. Blake, for a brief Jnne 5 and open tbe funotions of tbe ι lave some swearing by motorists. Savoy father, B. bas sold his farm and PARIS IS3UBD TUESDAYS. SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. Tlait. week, tbe students accepted tbe situa- S. Tracy SOUTH ioe most bis to McGuire. Mi m Ola Hatchloa of New Tork la the tion and sold tbe eight gallons of of horses W. L. auto Mr. and lira. are at the Show at the Savoj neat of her slater, lira. Frank Bartlett. cream made for the evening by Tracj atoppiog After That Spin in the Auto See the TO THIS STORE Pari· Hill. a borne H. B. A VISIT be la at home for the graduating exer- truck, aronnd the village, and netted of their daughter, Mrs. South Paris, Maine, 15, 1920 S while Mr. and Mrs. Bafase are and Saturday at 2:80 June Service· u Parle Hill Baptist church every cise· aod the alumni dinner on Thursday. good som for their treasury. Sunday Rafuse, Matinee every Wednesday to make a purchase, with S on da τ School at 13. Sunday Without any obligation 9un day at 10 .-40. Mra. Fred Chandler of Auburn was the afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. Mr. Finnic on an auto trip through Maine and Nova Evenings at 7 and 8:80 evening tervlce at 7a0. Thureday evening to see desire to Mra. Frank Chan- of Lewistoo gave an able baocalaureate Soot la. our invitation to ask anything you may prayer meeting at Τ JO o'clock. gueat of her mother, THE SAVOY A TWO O D & FORBES, sermon at tbe Unlversallst oburoh assist- Mertie Putnam is in very poor health. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT of whether wish to dler, recently. see at any time regardless you pur- Mr*. J. R. Briockle and Ml·· Ague· M. Ella Kendall of ed by the local pastors. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Washbnrp, Grafton Gordon, SdUors and Miaa Belmont, Maaa., our to Proprietor*. from Dela- selections. Mclntire and Maurice are at the time or not. It is pleasure keep you Brown arrived Wilmington, ia apending her week'· vacation at her Chester Brlggs sang two Selwyn Tracy June 16th, chase theii un- in June Tuesday, ware, lut week and bave opened father'a home. She alao attended the Tuesday evening the musioale given working Dixfield. Monday, 14, our and interested in our store. George m. Atwood. a. B. Fomm. informed about goods summer borne here. graduating ezerciaea at Gould Academy, der tbe direction of Miss Helen Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowe of New Carter well deserved visited his Roger Davie and Mr·. Callen aa her aiiter, Uiaa Ruth Kendall, waa assisted by the teachers, Hampshire recently uncle, Bert N. whloh was Bowe. Mr. Bowe was a former Elsie Lytell advance. arrived from Montclair, J., Tuesday tbe audience present. George nuxa —«1 JO a If paM strictly to one of the graduates. large Ferguson year 4 cents. iea«on with otbei was as follows: resident of this —in— Otherwise $3.00 a year. Single copie· and will «pend the Mra. J. H. Howe and little Agnes and Tbe program place. in at tbe Cartel Β. B. who had fever Reduction member· of tbe family Howe the week with FAST I. Wiken, typhoid The Sweeping — Rodney apent paat AUTTtETT9«MEWTe All legal advertisements In for JO •ammer home. her Mr. and Mra. B. W. Kim- MI III-IV this spring, Is muoh improved health. are gtven three consecutive Insertions $1 parent·, 1. Swing Song Grade· Jimmie con- Mr·. William W. Kim- : Mra. Jessie Witbam of North Baldwin "The Counterfeit" "Alias per Inch In length of column. Special Admiral and ball. Cycle of Senses and 2. ' tracts m a-le with local, transient yearly ball arrived from Washington, D. C., Miaa who baa a re- Bearing. recently visited Mrs. Β. E. Bafuse. Sale in the Garment De- Margaret Herrlck, S. advertisers. and have their anmmet Touching. Will Boward of Boston vis- Friday opened at the Massachusetts 4. Seelrg. recently Valentine aponaible poaition ited his here. Job Panmwo —Sew type, raet presses, electric home, "Old Brick." General Hospital, ia spending her vaca- 0. Tasting. family Juanita Hansen workmen and low for the sea- β. Mr. and Mr*. who have star and a feature power, experienced prices Tbe Hubbard Honse open· tion with her parente, Judge and Mra. Smelling. Jerry Baley, in A great great Continues combine to make this department of oar bual- Cycle of Foreign Lande : son Monday of this week, with ever; Herriok. been visiting Mrs. Haley's parents, Mr. like them both. partment neas compete and popular. 7. In Greenland. You will prospect of a large patronage. Mr. and Mra. Harold Rioh have re- & In Japan. and Mrs. A. B. Mclntire, have gone to was the 9. In China. The Lost Mis· Pike of West Pari· turned from a viait to her at Hotel ▲epinwall, Berkshire Hills, to City to Mary parente 10. In Holland. C0MED1 These Thrift Values enable you buy well SIXttLK COPIES. her Mr·. Kreeta work for the summer. CHKISTIË gueat of aunt, Kilponen, Charlemont, Maaa. 11. Danish Dance of Greeting. Grades MI several tbe week. waa save here. of The Dïmoceat are tour cents daja past Mra. C. M. Kimball of Eaat Bethel PAST Π. PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE and wisely single copies baa received let- ''Pants and Petticoats" fach. will be mailed on recelptof price by Mr·. H. P. Hammond the of her Mra. G. N. a Graded V-VI West Buckfleld. They gueat daughter, 12. Night 20c summer the publishers or for the convenience of patrons ters from ber brothers, Bert and Eugene laat week. b Prices and 20c. Prices 15c and It is a time to choose your out- on Sanborn, Questions. Mr. and Mr·. S. E. and Oerald 15c good of each Issue have been placed the of theii c The Moon. Briggs •Ingle copies : Jackaon, reporting progreas Mr·. Eva G. Faeaett of Dexter, vice were after- sale at the following places In the County 13 Shoemaker's Dance Grades IIMV Briggs io Hebron Tuesday from every of consideration, styles, automobile tonr acroaa tbe country. On of tbe Rebekah of fit, point Store. president Assembly 14. a Blow Soft Winds Grades VII-VIII noon. South Paris, Howard's Drug word waa received from tbem selection. ShurtleflPe Store. Friday Maine, was the guest of Mrs. L. W. b Gypsy Song. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Bennett and chil- June Matinee and Evening freshness, economy, Drug Worm. Wednesday, 16th, Store. from Cleveland, Ohio. Ramseli for the week end. c Early Norway, Noyes Drug d Fairies' Dance. dren and Mrs. Fred Bennett went to Stone's Drug Store. tbe direction of Mra. of Moonlight A new Mark Twain Paramount Aircraft Pictuie Under Lyon, William Kendall was in town recently, 15. Dance Grades V-VI A. L. Newton. Postmaster. Clap Andover Wednesday. Buckfleld, the Greene Committee, tbe work of put- to bis home at N. 16. a Fiddle and I School Paris Helen R. Cole, Poet Office. on bis way Gorbam, ...... High Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. will, Hill Coon- b De Sanman'a Bradbury spent SUITS REDUCED West Samuel T. White. the grounds of tbe Paria from Richardson wbere be bad Song. Paris, ting H., Lake, c Americans Come. tbe week-end in Norway. in for aeaaon ia mak- try Club ahape the been on a fishing trip. He had a good Fred Bennett bas taken bis colts to Finn' excellent Seven links oi it. Tbe graduation exercises on Wednes- "Huckleberry a of ing progress. big of trout to show for for Mr. Bennett is in Suit on our racks at reduced price from Events. string attrsoted a audi- Canton training. Every Coming the course, the upper tennis court, was at tbe Univer- day evening again good TOM SAW golf Sunday observed Canton HIS PAP, THE KING, THE DUKE, on some of them even a and the with ence and were worthy the praise re- oarpentering. HUCK, to $10.00 on a suit and the obstacle golf green croquet salis! church as Children's Sanday Mr. and Mrs. Bnsweil and old friends are i $5.00 oeived. Hall was in Harry baby AUNT POLLY, MARY, and all your June n—Primary election. courte are now for a sermon for and a Grange very pretty YER, JIM, of State ready play. suitable children, and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Ells- i reduction is made. June 5— Centennial celebration oi decorations of and the class the book to life. Don't miss seeing greater fcMuly Paria Hill will observe tbe Fourth number of children were at that green white, this wonderful picture that brings of Maine. Portland. baptized worth were at W. L. Sunday. on tbe with a box colors, with potted plants across tbe Fogg's June »—Oxford Pomona Grange, Harrison. July Monday, fifth, time. C. M. Heald has sold his farm to Lem Bring the children. rair Hill front of tbe Tbe class motto in July 14-19—Community Chautauqua, county supper for tbe children at the Paria Thursday tbe skies were all blue, tbe stage. children adults Evening, 25c and 35c. COATS REDUCED of tbe and white above tbe Bryant. Matinee, 15c, 25c. _____ the children in grounds. Country Club. All sun shone but not too bot, green suspended of brightly, to the Qny Walker Norway has swapped and tbe children of all memben in nature was at her stage, "Give World Your Best NKW ADVBKTISKMENTS. village short, everything bis place with Bert Lawrence for bis of are invited to and the Best Will Come Back to Ton." in the of the season we offer ! the club cordially par- best, when, at 10 Δ. M., the graduating farm. June 17th, Right height you your of which Mr·. The school orchestra furnished Thursday, ticipate. A committee, exercises of Gould Academy were held high our at a substantial Norway National Bank. the Mrs. 0. D. Warren spent Wednesday choice of Coat in stock Turner is will have charge ol aa was excellent music during excellent pro- any Spring Baatman A Andrews. cbairmnn, at Odeon Hall. The ball, uaual, with her sister, Mrs. Lelia Foster. ZANE GREY'S GREATEST NOVEL Theatre. the affair and have fireworks gram which follows: in Savoy provided packed, a large number standing in tbe Mrs. Lorena is at Dr. At- saving price. Z. L. Merchant. tbe fields in Music. Pettengill to be displayed npon golf rear of tbe room and in tbe vestibule. are at Four Brown, Buck Λ Co. Prayer Bev. H. A. Mark ley wood's while they away tbe to which all tbe peo- was tbe Last the Duanes Mowing Machine For Sale. evening, village Tbe following program: ; Essay—Maine, State, Ponds. The of are in- Salutatory My Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. ple as well aa all club members March. Earle Mavnant Stevens. SILK AND WOOL DRESSES Pige For Sale. vited. The games at tbe club will be Invocation. M uslc. ...STARRING... Probate Notices. of Labor available for the entertainment of tbe Music. Essay—History Organizations, The New Hebron Coacb. h£j±jukj£j±j For Sale. Latin Salutatory 'Ruth Marcla Kendall Ralph Chesley whitman. BHAJxrijx Ralph Κ Butts. children. Woman and Labor *D rls Harriet Dennen Class Prophecy ; Presentation of Gifts, Hebron has indeed been fortunate this FARNUM in Paris Hill Earl Bartlett Erlon Wbltman. WILLIAM Tbe eighth grade school, The Rise of Democracy "Roger Henry in H. Alton Bow- we have left is Class Merrill Wheeler Music. year getting Lewis, dark colored silk or wool dress Mrs. N. A. Cummings, History jRuth in romance of Red Blooded American Life Every and accompanied by The American Red Cross, Essay—Industrial Inventions, doin, '15, to coach their track team. Supreme the Harding Coolidge. a to last The cent, off the fair made trip Augusta Friday. •Edith Eleanor Cummlngs Erwln Lore η Trask. Coaob Lewis has coached Hebron team now at 25 to 33 per regular prices. which results from priced This is the ticket members of the class are Eva Jackson, Century Old Maine *Llbble Lynne Good ridge Oration—Master Minds, twice in 1915 and 1916. national The Monroe Doctrine..·'Myron Chauncey Bryant George Russell Brings. before, the actioD of the Republican Marian Hammond, Clarence Everett, a in "The Silent Class Oration—Americanism, Music. Mr. Lewis is graduate of Hebron WM. DUNCAN Avenger' at after five days' The was made m··· win SILK WAISTS convention Chicago, Roland Andrews. trip J Vivian Foster Hntchlns Academy, class of 1911, making bis let- " States Senator Warren electrics Clarence Martin Coffin. VTTAQBAPH COMEDY—" Maids and Muslins session. United by train to Lewiston and by Music. ter both in traok and football. After of Ohio for Gov- Gardiner The Study of Literature, Essay—Class Motto; Valedictory, G. president, from that through * and Harding city, going Laura Marie Ronald Âlfied Perbam. leaving Hebron he entered Bowdoin Col- seats 20c. Our entire line of beautiful silk of Massachusetts was a Cummlngs Real All Crepe-de-Chino ernor Calvin Coolidge and Hallowell. It delightful trip of Music. where be made bis football letter bargain prices. Presentation Class Gift, lege, at 20 cent, for The nominations for the class and a for •William Van Den Kerckhoven of Garcelon Waists now per off, vice-president. fitting closing Conferring diplomas Snpt. three years, 1912-13 14, and bis track let- Georgette Crepe priced a contest in which it of Gift, Benediction Bev. U. H. Hathaway are the oatc me of tbeir work in this "Maine" year. Acceptance ter tbe four be the from our fair year's Dr. J. G. President of Trustees years that attended a very liberal reduction prices. became that no one of the three of tbe trustees Gehring, Thursday afternoon an game June 18th, Saturday, June 19th, making apparent An adjourned meeting Benjamin Franklin..!..'Archibald Lewis Young exciting Friday, coald receive the held at of base ball between and college. leading candidates of Paris Hill Academy will be The Salvation Army, Norway High In tbe spring of 1915, while still car- nomination. It is a ticket, and the next at *Marlon Gertrude Hutchlns West Parie High resulted in a victory CHILDREN'S COATS good academy Saturday evening Farwell rying on hie studies at Bowdoin, be all will be a winner Class Prophecy -Marjorle for West Parie 9 to 8. HELEN EDD"5 unless signs fail, 7:30. Music. coached the Hebron track team, and it Dorothy Dalton next November. of the wish The alumni at Centennial from to Tbe ladies Baptist society Educational Value of Science, baoquet made a creditable ehowing, although not in the All marked down and are now priced 25 33 to thank all wbo so kindly helped •Gordon Elmo Mason Hall Thursday evening was a pleasant big Jewel production for so as tbe next year. In the spring fair Election at Hand. and College Education Women, and the senior held a good per cent, off the regular prices. Primary through the convention especially •Edith Alice Soper affair, reception of 1916 the aoademy team entered the hot little later at Hall was well at- Next June 21st, is the date Mrs. Annie Cummings, wbo gave Presentation of Gifts to Class, Orange and tbe Tale inter· Monday, Grover Miss Helen Dartmontb, Harvard, "L'APACHE" "The Hour to select rolls for tbe supper. IMary Lydla tended. Principal Blaisdell, well to Trembling DRESSES of the Maine primary election, Î Doris Ordway tcbolastic track meets, placing SILK POPLIN Mrs. will next Agnes and Mrs. Diana Wall candidates of the several parties for Carlson preach Sunday A Self-Made Man..*Louls Van Den Kerckhoven Weston, assistant, the front in all of them. At Dartmouth bouse at 3:30 P. of the 4th Chapter the state election in September. The di- in the Mountain school The 30th Century Woman, Pitts, formerly principal school, they won first place by a large margin, Gaumont Graphic Our entire stock of these dresses at a little *Eda Hannah Thurston were in the line. A priced quite rect while it seems at M., subject, "A Rejected Stone." All receiving program second at Tale with five men, primary system, Valedictory Address...'Marlon Bertha Kenlston place only not are invited. of readings by Miss Davis and Miss "The Lion Man" less than our fair present to be well established, does Music. and third at Harvard with a four man regular prices. The Baracca Class of which Glenn of Chandler, music by sohool orchestra and escape criticism and even opposition. Conferring Diplomas. team. has eicuiuu iuc Class Ode. solo Mrs. was rendered. criticisms of it πυββ ιβ icavjuor ivuvniug Singing by Briggs war was declared in BATHING SUITS One of the best-founded Benediction. When the 1917, Holmes Ile M Hid lystu small num- officer·: Friday the high school, by invitation Travelogue is that only a comparatively part. Coacb Lewie was among tbe first Hebron and in it and as- Pre».—Harold 3h»w. £Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mann, went to A new lot of Suits received for girls ber of the voters participate alumni to enlist In tbe army. He joined 20c 201 Bathing just Vice-Pres.—Merton Curtis. 'Excused. Locke's for a Prices 15c and Matinee ioc, 15c. Evening 15c, sist in the selection of candidates. The Camp Idylwilde, Mills, tbe 78th for two Sec.—Perley Shaw. division, serving years, women at not too to the After the exercises all who wished to Nearly all of the school were high prices. same criticism, however, applies Asst. Secretaries—Arthur Valley, Walton Cor picnic. and seeing a great deal of service "over of the alumni laucheoo at Bethel able to go in autos and a very caucus system as it was operated in this bett- partake delightful there." to ev- Treas — Edward Carlson. Inn marched to the as a close to earnest COMING NEXT WEEK a Gift for the state for many years, and indeed, academy, getting day spent fitting This year, after losing the Bowdoin Just Few Suggestions is will be held on Wed their old work of the past year. The Paramount Artcraft ery phase of political activity which Prayer meeting tickets, meeting friends, per- indoor meet to the Huntington School Super-Feature of this week instead ol chance a classmate or then at 1 Mrs. Carrie French went to her home open to the participation of the voter·, nesday evening two; of Boston, tbe Qreen and Gray team Fair Girl Graduate Tbe Philatheae are P. M. all marched to Bethel in Bethel to attend the ex- from the "special town meeting" up. Thursday. requested o'clock Inn, graduating came through at tbe U. of M. outdoor a session at where were to a ercises of Gould's "ON WITH THE This there are a number of con- to meet for abort business thej served good lauch- Academy. meet with 66 Deering being DANCE' and useful articles, of which there year Rev. H. H. point*, High Inexpensive gifts in the which may create 7 P. M. eoo. After dinner Fred Merrill, the pres- Hathaway and several with her tests primaries, seoond with 20. Hebroo, large never too and All the ladies of tbe inter of the alumni called ladies of the oburcb attended are many appreciated. more than the ordinary interest, and community ident association, Baptist of athletes, was able to more duplicates always at corps get out a vote than usual. ested in tbe sale to be given some time the to order. After the business the Baptist Association Paris Hill. tend to get larger meeting points than all tbe other teams put to- Silk Silk Underwear is tbe summer for tbe benefit of tbe he introduced the of the Mrs. Ellen Willie is recov- Hosiery The contest of most general interest during speaker day, sufficiently gether. The same etunt was put aoross a former ered to be able to visit her that for the Republican nomination for church are invited to meek at tbe parson- Mr. Mirrium of New York, daughter, at the Bowdoin outdoor meet, which Long Silk or Kid Gloves are three can- on at 7:30 P. M. teacher at Gould's. Mr. Hanscom re- Mrs. F. L. Wyman. governor, for which there age Monday they won with 73 1 2 points, Deering Linen Handkerchiefs Neckwear an cam in his usual and interest- Rev. H. A. Markley attended a wed- Charming didates, who are making active sponded bright High being second once more with 19 is Locke's Mill·. how last he had ding at Sumner Silk Blouse» Silk Petticoats paign, besides Governor Milliken, who ing manner, telling year Wednesday. points. This record Is particularly pleas his name is od H. D. Bevias and party of X. of tbe needs of the school. Earle Bacon and Carl Emery are em- Difference no but Berlin, spoken Now, to all Hebron and A making campaign, men, past, or at Mechanic Falls. log present Rain Sun Parasols the ballot and he will receive the votes H., spent tbe week-end at Island Cottage. this year, be could tell of gifts made to ployed for most of this year's team has been con- Mrs. of Bethel and Mr, Carroll A. Bacon of Ν. Hand Toilet Articles of his friends. There are also some Bessie Sloan the school, William Hastings giving Qorham, H., at Hebron by Coach Lewis. Bags arc visited relatives here last week. developed tests for the lesser positions. Taken all and Mrs. Roger Sloan of Lewiston $1000 in honor of his father, Mrs. Cross, There's a difference whether and other useful articles interest at Outside Inn for the month of Juoe. from tbe will of ber Ezra Cross, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Wheeler and daugh- Lingerie Clasps together, these should stimulate husband, Maine News Notes. Bethel was in towc and but not ter have been recent of to get out a respectable vote. D. N\ Blake of giving $10,000, last, least, Dorothy guests enough and a is or Hours for the primary election are Monday calling on friends and neighbors, William Bingham, 2d, giving a large sum Dr. Webber family in Lewlston. boy going coming tie also visited his old home on the for new new and a Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mann attended from 12 o'clock noon to 9 at night. The buildings, gym, larger Helen Elizabeth Cox, aged two years ONE PRICE CASH STORE. or where be lived for This closed tbe luncheon hour. Gould's Academy alumni dinner at ballot is free from the complexity Gore, thirty-five faculty. and ten months, was drowned while wad- bal- Bethel Inn Thursday. diversity of the September election years. ing in tbe Androscoggin River near her NORWAY MAINE Mrs. is ill at tbii The Odd Fellow and Rebekah memo- has to lot, a cross being required in the square Cbarlea Day quite North Ruclcfleld. home last week. The has not On hig way to the grocery he something rial service was held body name voted and there at the Universalist opposite each for, writing. There will be a dance at tbe been found. remember. the W. B. Rand and Walter were Orange church Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. A. being no other way of expressing Knigbt Hall June 16. Music Shaw. In by Markley gave the address. Joseph 0. Poulin of Llvermore Falls bound with basket and nine- voter'· choice. Norway Wednesday. Mordant had tbe misfor- Homeward full, Miss Mildred wbo baa been Rowe, Jr., C. L. Ridlon and W. M. Whitten were was elected president of the Maine State Chapman, arm a bit tune to break hie by falling from reaeranon οι Laoor at its ses- tenths of his errands over, he is the least likely Here and There. teaching In Sonth Dakota for tbe last at Portland Wednesday. closing just bicycle last Tuesday. sion. Cortez P. Smith of Waterville was two years, came home Wednesday night. Arthur C. Bicker of Bristol, Ν. H., to forget that eggs are 65c a dozen. W. P. Cutting has bought the Frank con- In tbe fall she will go to Montana, where was a recent guest of hie parents, Mr. chosen legislative agent. The next now rhodora is a Chandler farm. An auotion was held I." all a life was in GOING somewhere, Just the making she baa a as teacher. and Mrs. A. J. Ricker. vention will be held June 7 to 10,1921, boy's spent color in position there HE BANK*© brilliant mass of purple places Mrs. Will Crockett is at North Buck- Tuesday. in Portland. everything would be milk and honey, but since he has down on the Oxford plains. Viewed Mrs. Lydia Varney is very poorly. Buclcfleld. field caring for her mother, Mrs. Lydia General McL. Près- must be sailor car windows in the Her Mrs. W. H. of Adjutant George to cruise back home—his sails safetyw,service) from the passing, who is HI. daughter, Crockett, Wednesday afternoon Buckfield locale got nearer Varney, Locke's Is with her. son of Âugusta and Captain Francis H. blossoms seem dense, but ap- Mills, defeated Canton 11 to 0. Qerrish was to weather the The suits that we Wilson's Mills. Kenneth of Hartford has U. S. have gone to Wash- enough gale. boys' reveals the fact that the petals Sampson almost but two hits Farnum, proach invincible, being are are come on dead been for S. J. and ington for the purpose of bringing back made to and go without disaster. bang rather loosely leatiess, Tbe Misses Cecil and Pearl Bennett, working Spaulding made off him, while Mitchell for Canton selling the rhodora is son. the remains of the late James G. and looking twigs. In fact who are employed in Portland, came was batted hard. Seventeen hits with a Good woolens—and tre- the M. Heald has sold the A1 Buck Mrs. as escort to the fam- workmanship—stout noted for its relationship to for a short visit with their C. loiai οι Blaine, acting chiefly Saturday par- iwemy-iour oaeee were maae. as for and farm to a Mr. ily. The remains arrived in Augusta mendous values mark them the logical dress more brilliant rhododendron laurel, ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bennett. Bryant. Mrs. Grace Allen, Dot Record, Mary The Farmer, Merchant it has one Fred Scott has been sick. Sunday. and perhaps because inspired Mr. and Mrs E. S. Bennett and chil- Warren and Mrs. Sarah E. Spanlding any boy. of the classics of English literature from were of Mrs. Bennett's Carroll Scott is working for P. B. of filed dren guests par- were Id Lewietoo Thursday. Among the intentions marriage man them and Waldo which Dunn. Our Advertising inspected says the pen of Ralph Emerson, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Barrows ol Allen Irish of Bath was here over Sun- with the city clerk of Portland last week in the is one of the most quoted things Canaan, Vt., over Sunday, going by aato. with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Irish. was that of Lincoln MacVeagh, sixty- they will stand a rigid investigation. and Manufacturer Eut Sumner. day language: D. ▲. Cameron waa taken to Portland A forty foot addition has been made one years old, a widower entering bis " Rhodora! If the sages ask thee why the first of tbe week for a consultation A fine, joyous occasion was that at tbe to the plant of the Maine Frnit Products third matrimonial venture, a retired Is wasted on earth and This charm sky? of doctors. He was accompanied by grange ball on Wednesday evening, June Co. and son of M. a Tell them, dear. If eyes were made for seeing, lawyer, Wayne MacVeagb, appreciate good banking connection—they Mrs. Cameron and bis son, A. D. Cam- in honor of tbe 50fch anni- in President Garfield's Then Beauty ts Its own excuse for being." 9th, wedding The family of Fred Caswell have moved attorney general know its value. eron. versary of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Bisbee. to Soath Paris, where they will reside cabinet. His bride to be is Miss Eliza- Mrs. Ethel Curtis was a guest of her A large crowd was present, and tbe time with Mrs. Caswell's beth McKeen, daughter of the late James This week and next is set apart largely father, Benjamin You will be with the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoyt, Me- passed very pleasantly, enlivened by Tamer, of Hill Street. McKeen of Brunswick, a well known pleased prompt for and high school graduations Andrews college remarks and social features. As & morial Miss who has a mis- Eastman Day. songs, Sanford, been lawyer. courteous and accurate service which the Paris and in the addresses, graduate and un- Azel Wilson passed away at hia home we were not present we cannot give de- sionary in India, the one may hear about moat occupied Baptist One recently Mrs. George Parker dergraduate, Friday night, the 4th. His health had tails. Mr. and Mrs. Bisbee are highly and addressed day Clothiers and Furnishers Trust renders its customers. of the wisdom of thia world. Perhaps pulpit Sunday morning of Greene enoountered what is supposed Company been failing for the past two years. He respected by all that know tbeir moral the members of the Mission Circle and one of the most interesting, instructive to be a real rattlesnake. She describes Both small accounts are wel- was 42 years of age. Funeral services and intellectual worth. They are valua- World Wide Guild large and and baccalaureate addresses Monday evening. the as being about as as a 31 Market South Paris. suggestive were held Sunday, conducted by tbe ble members of Union Grange, and tbe Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Atwood and Mr reptile large Square, was that of Dr. Robert J. sized milkadder, the color dark, come. given yet Knights of Pythias, of which be was a grange showed their appreciation by a and Mrs. Foster have been at good before the class of the Stanley a of dark Aley graduating member large attendance and tokens of respect. Four Poods for the and Mrs resembling piece gingham. of Maine. There were two week, The snake was in no way afraid of her, University The grange observed "Old Man's Day" Lorena has been ideas pre- Albany. Pettengill keeping and did not move out of her Not especially thought provocative at tbeir last session, when the old men house for the Atwoode their path. sented. The to use his own words, was town on busi- during she a stick and touched first, F. 6. Sloan out of were honored. absence. being afraid, got "One of the most valuable purposes of ness blm. He immediately coiled up and Wednesday. Louis A. Jack was in town a few mo- H. F. Rawson and A. L. Newton were an institution of higher learning Is to Mrs. Arthur D. Bean spent at gave the rattle, preparing to make a Tuesday ments on in the interest of in Portland the week on a business Paris Wednesday past Trust a attitude at Company create in ita students friendly 'he home of her Haselton. ipring her. father, Shirley bis candidacy for governor. He is all trip. toward truth;" which rather carries the He is but can not walk gaining some, right on Maine's water power control in The recital by the pupils of Mrs. Etta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson are that in the past each insti- alone His Mrs. Anderson, suggestion yet. sister, the state, and so is Governor Mllliken. Mitchell given Wednesday evening was a it their summer home on Seven Hun· tutions have not always had such an has home after with him for gone being A Maine man is what we need for gov- affair. The folk Jred Acre Island for the season and was not very enjoyable little plan BRANCH BAN Κ AT LD M attitude, and that Mark Twain a while. BUCKFIΕ ernor, as well as an American for Presi- were on their mettle, and with to remain very late next fall, possibly £ so far out of the way when he uttered Waterbouse has moved to Stone- performed PAYS INTEREST Lafe dent. We have had such a man for their Tbe was until after Mrs. Gibson has It's ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS gov- credit parts. beau- .Christmas. like these words: "Truth is be bas Frank Urover's stage something ham, where bought ernor, who tilled the bill. We bave bad deoorated with and returned from a visit with her sis- we and tifully evergreen just Economy the most valuable thing possess Mr. Grover has a Id place. bought place for President—a—a—well, a Woodrow roses. Master Bam of who ter, Lady Astor in formerly that is we are so economical with Lewieton, England, why Otisfield. Wilson, British subjects and several selections on Miss Nannie who married was the in- praised by played the violin, Langhorne, it." Another point made John Adam» Is potatoes on and not To Get Good planting socialists, feared by profiteers. and Miss Annie with her dancing, were William Waldorf Astor some years ago duality number of young people taking share· with Will Grover at Hunt's creasing features. Tbe prog/am follows: η London, to the Gibson a coarse and the of oomlng place college desirability Corner. Hebron. for has 1 Star Spangled Banner Ait their honeymoon. Lady Astor as as is taking such a course. In his T. Sloan and mother, Mrs. Bes- Everybody knows clothing well everything else high everybody Roger Frank sold a fine two- Virginia Record, Emellne Heald, he distinction of being the first woman some the habit will become were G. Wednes- Moody recently opinion, day sie Sloan, at S. Bean's Margaret Rlcker. îo a seat in heifer, which was taken to her 2 have Parliament. ; the worst of it there doesn't seem to be relief in universal. That, it seems, must neces- He is out of the shoe at Lew- year-old Belle Do King. Presser priced is, any day. shop new home in Warren auto. Edward Irish. mean that the curricula of oar by It has been announced that the Maine sarily Iston on a vacation, and he and wife are 3 Workers in are increased Mrs. Mathews, who bas been in Nor- Valse Miniature Stelnfeldt sight. every industry asking for wages ; secondary schools must be extended and at Locke's Mills in his cousin's Margaret Rlcker. Seventh Day Adventiac Conference has stopping with ber mother for a short time, our universities become more and more way 4 (a) Tree Top Duet Bartholomew jurohased the Henry B. Estes farm at is more. LUMBER camp. ber Miss everything costing institutions. has returned home, and slater, (b) Jlnglety-Jlntr Gaul ilowe's and will establish an professional and technical a ncmber from this town at- Barbara Rlcker. Corner, Quite Ruth Smith, is with ber. We've felt that our was to costs down as One thing is very evident. No move tended graduation at Gould's Academy. Anna Heald, Accompanist. iducational institution for the higher duty keep clothing Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Keeneand baby. 5 Wheel Hemann ment could tend more toward the equal- There are a number of students, and one Spinning grades there, to supplement the churob Clarence Keeneand Record. low as we could we've been it like ours boasts Miss Florence Allen, Virginia ichools the has estab- possibly ; doing by having nothing iky which a republic of the from this town. β which society graduates, Raymond Keene have been in Houghton Star of Hope Kennedy than the universality of education. Mrs. Addle Connor baa gone out to Donald B. Ham. ished in recent years in Lewiston, Port- but fine all wool clothes clothes that will save because las1 for a few days' ; they Mrs. Straw at Bethel for a few fishing. 7 Fancy Dance Rogers and and elsewhere in the state. The DOORS I help HvIap.I CAiintv \ntpc Mrs. Harry Bartlett and little Otis of Emellne Heald. weeks. arm comprises 116 acres, with two longer ; we priced them very close. Berlin, Ν. H., are guests of Prof, and 8 (a) April Shower Lemont A. Hall has been around town Rlgoletto Tonelll-Verdl louses, one of 13 and one of nine rooms Edgar Mrs. Field. Mr. Bartlett will them (b) We're clothes on a of than ever be- join Constance Wlthlngton. md two large barns. The prioe is under- selling closer margin profit again fitting glasses. 9 A hearing haa been ordered by the later. The Clown Kern tood to be a little under $10,000. fore. We're our best to down and still Commission to be held Andover. We to the name in last Ernest Berkeley. doing keep prices "get by" Public Utilities neglected give 10 Mazurka Greenwald at office of the selectmen at Bethel week's item of the who WINDOWS! the unole, One of the important events of the graduated Donald B. Ham. and go on business. June at 1:30 P. M. stand- from Waterville with Geo. Dana Board 11 Flattering Lea* ea doing Thursday, 17, leason was the of Miss Alice Rolling marriage man «hffth *u F.fihraim Trinn. Alfreda Annla. A UNIQUE RECORD ard time, in the case of a complaint of Thfl Ai>Cl Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. is sonata m υ Mozar Water It- name of the mother wu the Bethel Company against A. and Waldo son of missionary's Funeral March .Tschalkowak it Andrews, Merrill, not Suite at $40 to $60 self, alleging that the revenue which Merrill. The Sally, Polly. Anna Heald. Home testimony for Doan's Kidney Mr. and Mrs. Chas. wed- 13 Crimson Blushes receive·, after the payment of operating Rev. Mr. Kingsley attended the meet- Lestei io every locality, is of VJL-MOO ling was at the home of the bride Wed- Donald B. Ham. Pill·, published that will save does not sufficient in- of the Association at Parle itself evideuoeof merit. Coo- you expenses, yield evening, June 2, and this was ing Baptiat 14 ▲ Happy Day In Jane Blumenscheli convincing a fair retnrn the value nesday thia week. Annie forms still ev- come to pay upon a with about 160 Dyer. firmed testimony stronger followed by reception 15 Valse Entraînante Wachi money. of the used by the company in Dr. and Mra. Sargent were at Lewiaton idence. Years ago, a citizen of Sontb property present. Many handsome presents were Traumerel Schuman t service. It ia understood that Paris the bene- the public reoeived. Refreshments of Ice cream Tuesday. Elizabeth Irish. gratefully acknowledged House Finish of Hinds the desire· an Investigation ▲ letter from Mra. W. A. Bartlett re- 16 Nodding Rotes Band fit derived from Doan's Pills. All company ind cake were served. Kidney and order with reference not only to the porta Mr. Bartlett a· very weak, not XUaabetb Irish, Annie Dyer, The statement is now confirmed—the Ethel May Shorey and her company of Constance Wltblngton. domestic or rates, but at all. more Cases of this so-called private players will play at Andover June 10tb gaining 17 Czech National Danoe Challl proof oonvinoing. elso the rates to the Bethel Vil- Mra. ▲. 6. Bowman continuée about Alfrela Ann!·. kind are more in tha-Jtork of charged ind 17 tb. plentiful for fire serv- the tame. Mrs. Mitchell at the piano. Doan's Pills—-the record Is We can lage Corporation protection Mr. and Mra. Ed Jackson of Water- Kidney furnish yoa material for any building made ice. Ε. M. Glover haa sold the uWhitney Decorations In charge of Mrs. Marob. 'ord were of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. unique. LEE guests now CO. wood from the House" to H. N. who la F. D. No. South M. SMITH foundation Leavitt, 0. R. was held at last week. John Ripley, 1, up. A special town meeting ; iilgore Their aon'a wife and North Waterford. Thurston attended moving io. baby Paris, says: "I waa feeling quite misera- on the 5th for the purpose of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. B. Foster Co. We in Fryeburg are with them at preaent. Quite a number from here attended ble and bad been tbat way for several Formerly specialize cabinet work of all kinds. the of Pine Hill as a ι he of their son Lester but aocepting gift gift graduation The ball with Weatbrook for the cburob oonferenoe at Waterford bad aoross the small of < game months. I paina Mrs. Minnie Mattson of veek. .... We will from Bradley June5tb waa called off on qooonnt of Wednesday anl Thursday. and were not aot- NORWAY, quote you price· of made of wood. Mrs. Mattson Is a native Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Meicher of Rum- my baok, my kidneys MAINE anything Philadelphia. the rain. Mr». Lewi· and two children visited at regularly. The kidney seoretlons of This oomprises ι ord were in town recently. ing OUR Fryeburg. bequest her home in Sweden a few days. were unnatural, too. I finally got a box MOTTOι acre· of forest and from the SO growth, Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Will and son Stan- of Doan's Pills at the Sburtleff exten- North Stoaetiam. Kay Kidney hill's summit is a beautiful and ton visited at Prompt service, good and mater and Willis Warren John went to Dixfleld one day Haverhill, Mae·., recently. Co.'a Ino. Store and used them. workmanship good sive view. The place is to be called Solon McAllister Libby Drug on Mra. Sidney Hatch and aon The soon and my kid- will oom- Stoneham with four of V. H. recently buaineaa. Raymond paina disappeared, Bradley Memorial Park and ( rom East visited her Mra. Annie FIFTH ANNUAL· We would be on tbe Mra. Stetson of Lewiaton la via- aunt, Hazelton, neys gave me no more trouble." pleased to have visit our memorate the soldiers, sailors and j Jttlefield'i horses are at work Smily you at Lewia Btabee's. Tuesday. EIGHT TSARS LATER Mr. Ripley for marines In whatsoever war they engaged. t oads with the erew here. iting judge yourself. Μη. E. S. Roberta la Ananias MoAUlster is working for •aid: "I use Doan's Kidney It will be dedicated also to the establish- Theodore Alien baa finished work for quite poorly. oooasionaMy SUMMER Benaon, who haa been John Qrover. Pills and find I can still depend on them SCHOOL ment of the aoademy snd its prinolpal, ] A. Chute. QIadya working for Mra. Jonea at East haa re- Mrs. Lenora Abbott spent at to relief from of kid- B. W. McKeen aoted Elmer Barnell has H. B. Mo- Sumner, Tuesday give oongestlon my Daniel Webster. bought South Waterford. Is as and turned home. neys. My confldenoe In Doan's 7 to 18. as moderator of the town meeting I Caen's Ford. Mr. and July August from C. L. Hammond went to Portland Mrs. W. H. Kilgore of An· strong as ever." A. A. ex-mayor of Somervllle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams Frye- Perry, on business. dover have been at Leslie Hobaon's a Prloe 60o, at all dealers. Don't simply who is Mrs. Mattson's agent, read t urg visited at John Adams' Saturday Monday Mass., Ν. M. remains abont the aame few days. ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's NORMAL AND F1NISHINO COURSES the deed of Many women were a nd Sunday. Varney J. A. gift. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parks of Haver- same Mr. C° weaker. Kidney PUIe—the that Ripley & and the cour- Mrs. Rovene Andrews, who has spent snly growing KENNEY at this by present meeting Mra. John Morrill flatted her hill, Mass., are at the home of her par· had. Foster-Mllburn Mfrs'., Buffalo, of the moderator several addreeeed t be winter lo Andover, Maaa., baa re· recently Co., Main» tesy Mra. John Libby. en ta» Mr. and Mi·, frad Bay. Ν. Y. school οf Oommeyoe, Auburn, Maine. it t irned to her son's, L A. Andrews'. laaghter, South Pari·, Maine Robert Wheeler vh In Wm. Β. Dont OM harsh The reaction weak- Portland Sa ί. Edward· was at Dlxfleld Sun- Baccalauréat· Rav. Mr. Millar. physios. =?\ orday. day to attend the funeral by er» the bowels, lea da to chronic constipation. Democrat of Mrs. Newton Get Doan'a 80c The Oxford S. S to well. NORWAY. Begulets. They operate eaally. M re. M. P. Dargin of Montello, Meee at all atone. ■ HIGH 8CH001 c—~ le the of COMMENCEMENT 07 ΡΛΒΙ8 guest Mce. Mariette Willie. The W. C. T. U. will hold their annuel For born, acald or Dr. WILL FOLLOW THIS WEEK. anypaln, brnlae, apply ) The field dey with Mrs. Chapman Tuesday Thomaa' Eclectic Oil—the household remedy. Pans, Maine, June 15, 19* Optimietlo Cleee meets with Mn '· Two iUm 80c and 60o at all atoree. South Arthur afternoon et 2 o'clock. drag Porbee Seturdey afternoon c Mr. and Mr·. Howard Smith were re· ! this The Univeraallst ohuroh wu filled t< week. Children's Snnday will be observed et oent gnests of ▲. B. Clark and family at the Its oapaolty Sunday evening for th< Attractive M Baptist oharoh next Bolster'· Mille. RALPH R. BUTTS re. Leelie L. Mason ie In St. Buoibi • 8and»y evening. baccalaureate service of the class of 192( I with ezerciaee at 7 o'clock. Lincoln Holmes vu Id Biabeetown Hospital, Portland, for treatment an of Paris Sohool. Decoration· o: High I several days reoeotlj. Wiring SOUTH PARIS. poeeiblj surgery. Mrs. Clara Allen and Miss Mildred the were of ferna anc Plumbing, Heating, pulpit platform Norway Orange held memorial aervices Allen of have been at and I1 J. Hastioge Bean attended the Bridgton gneats greenery yellow lilies, representing for their deoeaaed members Saturday. 8 Main Street gradi Percy Allen's the week. the class oolors of emerald and atiog exercises of Gould's I* past gold. The town team played Me- Academy Curtis of the olass acted ai Norway Bethel, laet week. The Philathea Class of the Maynard obanlo Falla team at Meohanlo Falls Sat- South Paris, Maine was in Tomer 01 ι Baptist ( Rev. D. F. Faulkner marshal, the olasa lo thi Sunday School will meet with Mrs. oonductlng urday. TEL. 126 Mr. and Mrs. H. ▲. Morton are on a ■ processional at the of the aery Wednesday· George West, June opening : Arthur W. Pratt of Bast automobile trip to Lake with » Thursday afternoon, and the recessional at the witl Captain Raw son of Auburn vai 1 George 17. ice, olose, N. JM bas been a gnest of Oeorge Mrs. Charlotte from Mrs. L. Morton at the Al Orange, FOR SALE. party Norway. Agnes organ. L. Curtis and family. Captain Pratt in to*η Friday. The onp to Mi·· Ruth Win· the olass were In and th< Mr. and Mrs. Β. presented oaps gowns, was lieutenant oommander of tbe United Black black haircloth N. Anderson are 1 3 alow I walnut, par- jerry H. Martin of Ramford Point wai Friday morning is on exhibition in first time that this apparel has been usee Portland over the week end, and wer • States Steamer "Federal" during tbe lor set, carved, antique. OF VOILE AND GINGHAM town Friday. the window of the Chas. H. Howard Co. here. handsomely In accompanied an 1 war. He is soon to leave for foreign room by Stanley Greene store. The pastors of the foar Protestan Also 7 cane-seat dining chairs. of Romford waa in towi Esther waters as captain of one of the United J. McMaster Barry. churoh of the village participated In thi of last week. J. N. Oawell has bargained for the States Steel Company*s steamers. Inquire· οοβ day Levi H. who hae been vieil service, Rev. C. W. offering thi MRS. street and afternoon wear Haxelton, maohlne shop of the Paris Maohine Co., Rogers Mrs. H. H. Whitman has sold her MURPHY, Beautiful models for Miss Carrie Gray spent laat week witl iog relatives in town for the tw J opening prayer, Rev. J. L. Wilson read over DRESSES past and expeots to take possession in the im- stand on Blm Street to Bdmond Everett. N. D. Bolster's store. with no two dresses JUNIOR in this left for his home in the and Rev. D. F. Faulk of Figured Voile, many styles ber people village. week·, Medford » mediate (ntnre. ing Scripture, There will be an in Port- 34.2ft ner the benediotion. Thi exposition Maes., pronouncing man- alike. have the over skirt with ruffle trim- 13 to 17 Tears Libby haa been ι Saturday. land centennial week, when Many Maurice spending Miss Ina Allen of Cornish is visiting sermon was given by Rev. Chester Gon during NOTICE. in The Snowshoe Makers of de ufacturing establishments will make ex- have collar and some few days Bridgton. Norway her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller of the Universaiist oburob, iron In tbe District Court of the United States for mings. Many organdy cuffs, feated the Parie town team at base ba! 1 hibits, and two Norway firms bave and of Lovell Davis of Pleasant Street, and her couain, the text, "This is the first and grea the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. have Vest fronts. For the miss hard to attractive models L. W. Cuebiuao family on the sohool their intention of tak- fancy fit, very high grounds Tuesday ai command ai already signified In tbe matter of ) io South Paris lately. Mrs. Clinton McKeeu. ment." It waa devoted to were ternooo. Score 9 to 6. ing part: the Carroll-Jellerson Shoe ELDEN W. STEVENS, | In Bankruptcy, of colors and plaids. There is that style to exposition of the first great command of LADIES' DBESSES plain on low Mrs. Warren E. Winchester is in the and the Tubbs Snowshoe Man- Norway, Bankrupt, J VOILE Krc*w were reported groondi "Thou shalt love the Lord Company To the creditors of Blden W. Stevens of Nor- is seldom found in the home-made ones. Gustave Porter arrived home 7 at Lew· ment, tb] tbe officers them that and Frida; Central Maine Genera! Hospital ufacturing Company. Among way, in the of Oxford and district Tuesday Wednesday nights. from the of ai God with all tby heart, and all thy soul County University Pennsylvanie, iston, where she underwent a snrgioal of this exposition Is Hon. Bertrand Ο. aforesaid : $8.98, 9.86, 12.45, 14.96, 16.46, 19.76, F ter his first and all as tbe foundation lav \ and 6.46 George R Morton entertained Hon. completing year there, an< 1 one last week. She is re- tby mind," who is on the executive com- Notice Is hereby given that on the 12th day ol The Price Only $6.96 operation day on Molntire, 24.76. of expects to spend the summer here. which all human life and organizatioi June. A. D. 1920, the said Elden W. Stevens 22.46, U. Parkhurst Bangor Friday. ported doing well. mittee. was and that the flrst is based; its essential importance ii will duly adjudicated bankrupt, was in Gentlemen's of Mt. Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, meeting of his creditors will be held at the office Mrs Herman Record East Ox night Pleasan t Mrs. H. Porter and two children every life; tbe manifold reasons why i LADIES' PLATO GINGHAM DRESS- Past Grand Roy hold their annual roll oall and supper of the Beferee, No. 8 Market Square, South i>ne during the past week. Association will be observe* I are manner on (ord day of Palmerton, Pa., guests of Mrs. Ida should be obeyed; and tbe it Tbe Paris, Maine, the 30th day of June, 12.46, 14.96, 16.46. for the Little Fo June with a r this (Tuesday) evening. snpper ▲. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which ES, $7.46, 8.98, Rompers has been Tuesday eveuing, 29, uuppe Porter. Mr. Porter came with them last wbicb it should be obeyed, by tbe use ο j. McAllister visiting hie at the will be in obarge of Mrs. Edith Edward·, time the said creditors may attend, prove their hall. Past Grande please tak » and a short time bere and our and Mrs. Perley Adams, in Lynchville week, spent God-given gifts powers. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Oeneva Partridge, claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, The kind and the dress ones in all niece, notice. Mary and transact such as every day up on a dshicg trip. A male quartette, composed of Georgi and Mrs. Alta Sheen. other business may proper- Children's Dresses Robinaon of Sooth Mrs. Ida Hall come before said Mr. and Mrs. J. P. The words Cutting, first tenor, Morton Bolster, sec ly meeting. the desirable and music of the praye The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harriet Brown is obalrman of the South Parts, June 19,1920. styles. >jruner visited relativea in Sooth Paris ond tenor, William Ruth, baritone, anc response, "Hear, Father, Hear," snng a ί Dunham died early Sunday ! entertainment oommittee. WALTER L. G BAT, New Models 2 to 6 and 8 to 14 years. Raymond Arthur Witham, furnished music at 24-26 Beferee in Bankruptcy. Tuesday. the baccalaureate service Sunday even at the Central Maine General bass, Tbe cast of the Junior "The Priced 96c, $1.26, 1.60, 1.76, 1.98, morning the baccalaureate with Mrs. Η drama, '.azel Kimball has been lng by the male were wrltter service, at the M visiting quartette, Hoapital in Lewiaton. The ohlld had Dast of the Earth," given Opera as well as the will be 2.46. Mrs. H. E. Ε. Wilson at the organ. They gave thi Mothers, younger folks, ber a;;. t Mrs. Annie Hazelton, in North by Wilsoo. appeared in good health up to a short House Friday evening is aa follows: FIGS FOB SALE. following selections: with the new The materials em- Waterford. Mrs. Earle time before her death. The mother la delighted slyles. Harlow of Worcester, Mass. Prayer Response—Hear, Father, Hear...Wlleoi David Moore of Maple Farm, Four weeks old 18. well. Stephen J. Cummlnga June and v was was a of her here a doing Nearer Mv God to Thee Sarah Adami include M Walter L. Gray among the guest people for shor \ MIb· Gretchen Elsenwlnter ployed gingham chambrays. Little Wash Suits Closing Number—Make Some Other Heart Susan, hie wife Ο. K. Boys' ν who time last and also visited her sis Mies Buth Crocker CLIFFORD, Paris people spent Saturday week, Fllmort , Elizabeth, their daughter Rumery-Easson. Rejoice their son Benjamin Tucker South Paris. in Portland. ter, Mrs. Raymond Dunham, who is it ■Terry, 24 2 to 6 years A very took place in Bev. Dr. Templeton, a young dlvlno. Dresses, 2 to 6 years, $1.00, 1.26, 1.60, Large Display, the hoepital at Lewiston. pretty wedding F. Prof. £■ C. Marriner of Hebron Acad- the Congregational church, Woodfords, Charles Cummlnga The program of commencement wee) Mis· Arabella, the village newspaper, 1.76, 1.98. of materials in and was in the one the drst Hon. L. A. Jack, when Chester Bas- Bartlett Machine For Sale. Made good wearing light emy village day Republican guberna Wednesday, Raymond is as follows: Miss Alice Mowing of iast week. torial candidate, made a visit to Soutl 1 aon, son of Mrs. Ida Titcomb of South John Blder, young master of The Maple, dark colors. Don't fail to see these attractive Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ex· Edward McCormack Dresses, 8 to 14 years, $1.98,2.46,2.98, Paris last week in the Interests of hit 1 Paris, was married to Miss Gladys Merle I have for sale a one-horse Adri- Mrs. G. N. Sanborn of Bethel aminations. Tom, a mystery..Clayton Purlngton Mr. and There have been rumors thai : of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wandering suits at 2.45, 2.95. of Mrs. campaign. Rumery, daughter music in Old Mose, his companion....Baymond Wlnslow ance machine in con- 3.46, 3.98. $1.50, 1.95, were recent guesta Mr. and race Tuesday evening, festival, mowing good Mr. Jack had withdrawn from the Ashley Rumery of Woodfords, by Rev. Nell, the Dust of the Earth..Miss Louise Thomas Maarice Grange Ball. dition. Noyea. but he denies the report. Dr. William B. Tnthill of Lowell, Mass., Wednesday graduation ball ir Mr. and Mra. Pliny Allen went to Mrs. DeLano were assisted Rev. Daniel I. Gross of evening, Β. Y. RUSSELL, Mr. and Harry Herbert W. Merriam and Mrs. Con by Grange Hall, with music by Sbaw'a Or Rockland last week for a visit. Mr. and Mra. Carl Prince in the double service South Paris. gue-ti jf Whittemore motored through iron Woodfords, ring being fthnittra. Π»ηΗησ hoc ins at SïSO. Mies Emilie D. Davie, who bas spent 24 Gifts for the Girl Graduates Turner recently. used. D. bas South Acton, Maes. Mrs. Whittemor< Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, the the winter in Washington, CM Petition for The ceremony took place at eight and the Bankrupt's Discharge. am Russell and Emoloa Benson will remain here for the snmmer. Mrs graduation exercises will be held Ie returned to Norway will spend Wi in the The church was Frank to Massachu o'clock evening. mem- F. Stone. In the matter of ) a fishing to the Wild River S. Dudley returned Deering Memorial Church. The summer with Mrs. G. can be found such as Silk and made trip ..... O 1 .L U. U 1 Λ decorated in and PHINEAS W. CURTIS. In The most useful gifts here, ονννσ ni%u let. u*v«4i«u* *vk « effectively green white, Bankruptcy. last week. wuuuej bers of the graduating class respectfully Miss Mabel M. Kneeland of Lewiston f region the white done in lilacs and snow- Bankrupt. ) week. being request that flowers be omitted. was in Norway Wednesday. waa in To the Hom. Clâbence of the Die Silk Silk Silk Mrs Ida Titcomh Portland laat balls. at and Wallace W. Sbeen bave Hale, Judge Underwear, Vests, Gloves, Beads, Hose, η Π Τ Friday evening, alumni banquet 1 Mr. Mrs. Lingerie ti attend the of her eon, Lafayette Dow is at home from hit week marriage o'clock at Grange Hall. gone to Readsboro, Vermont, where tbey of Maine : Easson. teaching >□ Newton, Mass. Daring the orchestra furnished music. Chester Raymond ball Paris School bave a farm. ΠΠΙΝΕΑ8 W. CURTI8 of In the Leather Purses and Hankerchiefs. summer ie to bave a in Saturday, game, High bought Norway, County Umbrellas, be position cbargc The bride was gowned in white satin O. Stlmeon r of and State of Maine, In eald Dis- Eastman was in Boston two vs. Norway School, at fair grounds. Deputy and Mrs. Harry Oxford, Ge rge F. of a number of at a and modish High that on the 10th boys large boys' with sweeping train lines, several Id Conway, Ν. H., trict. respectfully represents, day last week, the convention a spent days of May, last past, he was adjudged days attending camp in the Temagami district, famouc and her tulle veil was arranged in cap visited their duly Clothiers of New last week, where tbey son, bankrupt, under the Acts of Congress relating to of Reta England. summer resort in northern On- and fastened with lilies of the a Russian Blouses region, fashion The high school ball team finishes Stimson. Bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all Smocks and Clyde and has Mrs Anna H. weak to tario. She carried white roses and lilies. successful eeason this week with Mrs. Fred W. Sanborn and his property and rights of property, White Dress Skirts Hayes Thursday valley. very Mr. and with all the of said W. Her the was a two one with the Alumni at the fully compiled requirements visit ber daughter, Mrs. Rodney Mark E. of Sweden and Gardnei ornament, groom's gift, games, Walter C. Smith left Wednesday for Acts and of the orders of Court touching his Perry with a this season, have sold in Maw for a ahort of green gold set pink school and a game at Nor- sev- Very popular already Brows, Reading, H. Rankin of Hiram are engaged in mak- pendant high grounds Sugar Island, where tbey will spend bankruptcy. to from Mount Paris. us Wherefore he That he be de- Never better supply your wants, time. the revaluation of the accord- tourmaline Mica, way. Norway beat the first game of eral weeks. prays, may prepared more than our ing town, creed by the Court to nave a full discharge from expectation. She was attended by Misa Harriet I the season and it will be especially fit- of the River Mathews of to the vote of the town at the annual Members Androscoggin all debts provable against his estate under said never so attractive Surf M>ss Carrie Randolph, Vt., ing her as maid of to season had many styles, Satin, WHITE VOILE and ORGANDY Blouses. as modified action at the re- Rumery, sister, honor, ting wind up the by beating Dental Club were recent of Dr. Acts, except such debts as are ex- former'.; of Sooth Paris, was a guest at meeting by gueets bankruptcy and Misses Alice Haggett, Lydia Storer, them at the Fair Grounds. on Lake cepted by law from such discharge. for a while last cent special meeting. They began work Harry P. Jones at his cottage belts Some have silk cord, to Mr» W. J. Wheeler's Waterman and Hope Ramery Dated this 8th day of May, A. D. 1920. and Gabardines, the best materials, novelty $2.95 up $12.50. last Monday morning. Marguerite Pennesseewassee. Those attending were PHINEAS W. CURTIS, Bankrupt. week. as Presented to ML&s Winslow. CREPE with worsted bridesmaids. Cup Dr. W. D. Taylor of Mechanic Falls, Dr. buttons. JAPANESE BLOUSES, Maine in mar- Order of Notice Thereon. and with pearl Pro/, ilarence the Soldiers of the Third Infantry, Mr. Rumery gave his daughter O'Sullivan and Dr. H. L. Furbusb jackets fancy £· Dyer, present W. C. District of es. and floss with belt at has National Guard, who will be in training Maine, yarn embroidery $5.95· «Scient bead of our high school, riage. GOVERNOR MILLIKEN COMES HERE TO of Lewiston. On this 5th day of June, A. D. 19-20, on in at Camp Devens, Mass., on Primary Rleo The is the son of Mrs. Ida Tit-1 and were in the It Is— OTHER BLOUSES of Smock Cloth and been elected professor of chemistry groom PASS THE TROPHY TO HER. John C. Briggs family reading foregoing petition, 4.96, 6.96, 7.46, to was born in the That a be had Skirts, $3.60, 3.98, tion day will have the same chance comb of South Paris. He j Ν. Ordered by Court, hearing peering High School. Berlin, H., recently. same on 9th of A. D. vote as if were home. Printed bal- but has the upon the the day July, 8.46. Linene, also figured voile, 5.95. tbey Salem, Mass., spent greater Mrs. Alta Sheen was recently pre- before said Court at In said Dis- $2.98, 3.98, 4.98, Fred Caswell and of Buckfield them. There is one Paris. He I 1920, Portland, family lots will be sent of his life in South There was an exercise at member· at 10 o'clock In the and that will portion interesting sented with a cut glass dish by trict, forenoon; art moving to South Paris. They man in this and two from school in that thereof Dem- Paris regiment graduated from the high tbe ground· of Paris High School Friday of Rust Relief of which she notice be published In the Oxford lire with Mrs. Caswell's Harry Corps ocrat, a In said District, and father, Benja- Norway. in 1914. At the opening of the when the cup won by Miss to newspaper printed village morning, is a member. She is moving Vermont. that all known creditors, and other persons In min Turner, of Hill Street. World he enlisted in the 11th Com- £. Winslow in tbe reoent Rev. and Mrs. Clinton W. Areson ol War, Ruth essay Mre. George R. Howe is at the Port- Interest, may appear at the said time and place, Maine Coast National was her Gov- and show cause, if they have, why the pray- Mrs. Howard Shaw and daughters Reta are this week for a visit pany, Artillery, competition presented by land and Ear for treat- any SALE Boston expected Eye Infirmary er of said petitioner should not be CLEARANCE Wednes- and went into training at Fort ernor Carl E. Milliken. granted. and Marguerite were in Portland to Mrs. Areson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guard, ment. And It Is further ordered by the Court, That He was later transferred to as be was day to attend the wedding of Chester J. H. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Areson are McKinley. This cup, may remembered, Thomas Lejoie is moving hie family the Clerk shall send by mall to all known cred- itors of said and this ad- £asson and Miss Merle Battery F, 54th Coast Artillery Corps, won by Mies Winslow in the competi- to Lewiston. copies petition order, Raymond Gladys to sail July 15th for Constantinople, dressed to them at tnelr of residence as and later still to A, 44th C. A. C. tion of in the of essay· takes places Rutnery. where Mr. Areson, who is to return to Battery students writing Graduation of the high school stated. sailed from Portland March 22, 1918, on tbe benefit· of enlistment in the Witness the Hon. Russia to continue in Y. M. C. A. He place this week. The baccalaureate Clabence Hale, Judge There will be a special meeting of the work, S at Scotland. is the award for of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at Port- his and landed April Glasgow, United States army, and sermon was by Rev. and will receive given Sunday Suits Dresses stockholders of the Citizens Telephone assignment. saw serv- land, In said District, on the 5th day of June, Later he sailed to France and the best essay in this recruiting district, Gore and the Coats, Chester Miller, graduation ▲. D. 1920. at the Grange Hall this Mon- and front and St. Company The cradle-roll superintendent ice on the Champagne composed of Maine and New Hampshire, ezeroises will take place Thursday even- [l. β.] FRANK FELLOW8, Clerk. to act certain proposed of of the he was A. true of and order thereon. day evening upon teachers Primary Department Mibiel. At this place wounded, therefore a decided honor. The essay at House. The copy petition ing the Opera gradua- Attest .-FRANK Clerk. changes in the by-laws. School will give was sent to the at Toul. Miss Winslow was FELLOWS, Congregational Sunday and hospital written by published tion ball will occur Friday evening. 24-26 are taking advantage of this generous mark down a to the cradle roll and their moth- service as and Many The state board of assessors will be in party He entered the private in the Democrat of March 16. Mrs. Âlice M. Marston has gone to ers and all obildren in the De- to He sailed for the session at the Court House on Wednes- Primary was promoted corporal. It bad been hoped that presenta- Topsbam to attend the graduation of Dresses of and wool are all in the sale. next Saturday afternoon, June 1919, and was have been made STATE OF MAINE. silk, serge jersey June 23, to secure information tend- partment home April 21, discharged tion of tbe cup might her nephew, Donald McKlnnoo. day, 2:30 to 4:30. Meet at 1919. Since the I recent tour to taxation and 19th, Congrega- at Camp Devens May 9, by Gen. Pershing during bis Mr. and Mrs. Vivian W. Hills went to ing equalize investigate To all persons Interested In either of the estates save tional churob, rain or shine. war he has been the Mllli but as it was for him return If are in need of any of the above garments, you will charges of concealment of property from employed by of Maine, necessary Waldoboro Thursday. On their hereinafter named : you ken-Tomlinson Portland. to reduoe his time to half that Hills' at In taxation and other similar matters. Mrs. Lelia Griffin entertained a dinner Company, originally tbey were accompanied by Mrs. At a Probate Court Paris, In vacation, Lowell of South was found and the of on the tenth with the fol- Lieutenant Eugene planned, this impracticable, brother and Mr. and Mrs. Barden fpr County Oxford, a dollars choice will you obtain an under a party Wednesday evening wife, of In the of our Lord great many now, early help your The bridge spanning pass, Paris was best man. ■o it was that the presentation day June, year Prof. Clarence A. Dyer arranged Turner. one thousand nine hundred and twenty. miie or so below South Paris on the lowing guests: Shaw of Lewiston, Llewellyn be made Governor Milliken and Miss Martel of the high Henry should by Judge Charles F. Whitman has pur- The following matter having been presented for size. Grand Trunk Railway, has been removed Cyprienne of South Paris, William Cobb a time could be and this the action thereupon hereinafter Indicated, Mr. H. W. Starbird and Bartlett when found, chased a cottage at Great Diamond and the filled school; and Mrs. were dorm? the past week, gap and Clyde Libby of Portland was on Friday. Tbe date was set only a Island. It is hereby Obdekkd : will need Glenna; Mrs. Ralph R. Butts; That notice thereof be to all with gravel. The stringers be daughter ushers. few earlier. of given persons Miss Lola days Members of Oxford Castle, Knights a of this order to be Brook on the Miss Theresa Cobb, Wintbrop; at Interested, by causing copy to span Tannery Norway A followed the ceremony In honor of the event, all the sohools held a field at three weeks In the Ox- Smitb, Auburn; and Mrs. Mae Hall ol reception the Golden Eagle, day published successively Branch. the home of the bride's parents on Ste- j were suspended long enough for the Scarboro Saturday. ford Democrat, a newspaper published at South Paris. was Paris, In said County, tnat they may appear at a vens Avenue. The house elaborately exercise·, and tbe scholars were placed of Ν. was in Mrs. Mary Stanley and daughter Eth- Israel Klain Berlin, H., Probate Court to be held at said Paris, on the Mr. and Mrs. Fred and son Mr. and Mrs. Rumery, with in two lines near the school on A. D. at 9 of left Thursday morning for Bath. Wiggin decorated. high town last week. third Tuesday of July, 1920, elyo and Morton went to assisted in the I to tbe on his has the clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon is to be at a Rinaldo Henry Camp Mrs. Titcomb, greeting Pine Street, greet governor Mrs. Emogene Brown been spend- Mrs. Stanley housekeeper a I If they see cause. Sweden, Sunday, where Mrs. Rumery wearing old blue arrival. Several hundred school chil- a few with her Venie summer cottage between Bath and New Lymancarrie, gueets, ing days son, nice lunoh was served to a large and Mrs. Titcomb black satin dren and a nnmber of citizens were in Bethel. B. Carrer late of Canton, deceased; Buck E. W. of picnic large George & Brown, Meadows, owned by Penley georgette, will ana for thereof and the ap- The consisted of Mr. and lace. at tbe exercises. filed a petition probate and during the season party. party and present Elden W. Stevens voluntary of Alice E. Carver as executrix of the Brown, Auburn, occupied pointment Co., Mr. and Mrs. the wedded wbo bad and her friends. Mrs. Lyman Plummer, Late in the evening newly Governor and Mrs. Milliken, in bankrnptoy in the United same to act without bond as expressed In said by his daughter the bride petition James Plummer and daughters Marcia pair left on their honeymoon, been in Portland the day preceding, States District Court in Portland last will presented by said Alice E. Carver, the ex- MAINE. the well known with ecutrix therein named. NORWAY, "Dutch" Penfold, and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurd traveling in midnight blue tricolette came from that city by aatomobile, week. His alleged liabilities amount to who is with the with A. de- Sooth Paris twirler, and son Merwin of Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. hat of same tone trimmed pink by Capt. Wood of tbe Port- and bis assets, all of which are Georgia Hewey late of Andover, accompanied 1469.00 will and for thereof Richmond team of the league, of R. I Frank will be away a fortnight land station. were a amount to ceased; petition probate Virginia Fred Stone Providence, , roses. They recruiting They claimed to be exempt, $05.50. James H. Coombs, the executor New Haven their hour presented by is about to be sold to either Stone of Sweden. and when they return will occupy little later than the scheduled, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Richardson are therein named. the bride's or Springfield of the Eastern league, new bungalow, the gift of arriving here about 9:30. in and Sweden. The Pytkian Sisters observed children'* 1 visiting Bridgton Wirt Stanley late of Paris, deceased; petl according to a story received. Penfold which is furnished and awaiting of Schools A. B. Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Holt of North tton that Mary S. Stanley be as ad- Store Tuesday evening. The program father, Snperintendent George appointed Wen's Cash bas been pitching winning ball all sea- night their occupancy. celon presided at the exercise·, which Waterford have been visiting in town. ministratrix of the estate of said deceased pre- HILLS below was arranged by Mrs. Mary sented said S. Stanley, widow. son and baa not lost a contest given was a beautiful array of bridal were held at tbe bleachers, and Intro- of Locke's by Mary yet. Mrs. Kath- There Miss Gwendolyn Bartlett Shaw, Mrs. Annie Dudley and ADDISON E. of silver, cut glass, china, linen, duced Capt. Wood, wbo spoke briefly, was in Witness, HERRICK, Judge rterc win De an exposition uunug presents, a| Mills Norway recently. said Court at this tenth of Cash and erine Dunham: checks1 contest. He said is Paris, day Carry in five hundred dollar liberty bond, explaining tbe essay Mrs. Venie Brown of Bethel visiting June In the of our Lord one thousand and centennial week (Jane 2Sth to July 5) Trio. ..Doris Judd, Helen Judl ami Rama Judd year Registered Optometrist and that it was not originated by the reoruit- in town. nine hundred and twenty. when the various maaufactur- Reading Glenna Starblrd gold pieces. relatives Portland the in the were 24 26 ALBERT D. will Piano Solo Elolee Shaw ing service, bnt by patients Arthur Meserve and Mary Cobb PARK, Register. mg an.! ^ricultural establishments Judd Meadow Brook Optician. Vocal Duet Marlon Wheeler. Doris Walter Reed General Hospital at Wash- make exhibits. those who have Jennie Swett Samuel J. Record, in Lyncbville recently. Among Beading tbe manner in of Nor- r 68c lb. of Portei ington, wbo appreciated Mrs. Mary E. Pike, formerly Butter, already -ntinified their intention par- Piano Solo Marguerite While returning from a horeeshoers' cared for the In- Creamery Albert Judd which the government way, now with her son, Frank L. Pike, Eyes examined, glasses are the Paris Manufacturing Song Fannie Swetl which was held at Harrison Sat- im- ticipatmg Beading meeting men in the servioe, and were in bad the misfortune to fall and the Mason Manufacturing Mu^a J. Tayloi J. a well I jured Auburn, >t. Crackers, fitted, adjusted and repaired. Company Vocal Solo urday night, Samuel Record, with tbe value of the servioe to and break ber oollar bone. EVERYBODY'S GOING Johnsbury of Sooth Paris. Bern Ice Ttaurlow died in pressed recently Company Haling known Norway man, suddenly tbe men who are in it. At the conclu- So make your plane to attend 18c lb. He bad been affected Norway locale on page 1.) Paris There will be a meeting of the Com- bis automobile. sion of bis remarks he Gov- (Additional It is not every day that Sooth but I presented No Prices House Tues- some with disease, Fancy entertains two candidates for munity Club at the Engine for years Brigbt's ernor Milliken. MAINE'S GREATEST EVENT can governor serious condi- 34c was at three o'clock to elect not leen in to the State of City of Toledo, Trisco, of the state in one day, but Friday day afternoon bad supposed Governor Milliken referred Ohio, (All yon pay above our price· la abao- two o'olock Lucas es. Cari E. officers for the ensuing year. The bus! tion. It was about Sunday event as an honor for the town and for county, WINDSOR^ extra •ach an occasion. Governor makes oath that he lately profit.) a then mnrninflr that death came. Mr. Record in Frank J. Cheney State of Maine & Hammer Soda, Miliiken was in the in the morn- ness will take but short time, Oxford County, which have the past F. J. \.rm village was is senior partner of the firm of Thirty-three years fitting glaaaea an to talk ovei was bis car, and accompa- not in ing to artend the of the there will be opportunity driving won many honore, physioai prow- & business in the City Norway. We oan your broken presentation — Cheney Co., doing duplicate « J lm nHaatinna Πηβ nf fill 1 nied Elmer H. Haggett and Frank E. field of Intellectual Centennial Celebration 5C pkg OfhemostbeautiRil Prize cup to Mies Ruth Winelow, and by ess alone but in the of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, lenaea, no matter who fitted yon. Office observed ol Parie, and Mr. Felton. a new atti- said firm will the sum of Han. F. H. Parkhuret of Bangor was girls will tell what she has Barrows of South accomplishment. There Is and that pay in at "The Hllla Jewelry Store." moo in Hebron March ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each at PORTLAND June 5 bis work in another state Mr. Record waa born the army, once considered 28-July Charging herein the afternoon looking after community tude toward and case of Catarrh that cannot be >11 Cash No will be offered. The the son of Mr. and Mra. Samuel I for the every spefUdclefîâitie OPERA HOU8E Political fences. other suggestions 25, 1350, as a kind of refuge incompetent cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH Particularly interesting feature· wry BLOCK, waa most learned the blacksmith's I In attendance at the last meeting Record. He and incorrigible, now as a school MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. day. Write for booklet, etc. 320 Small Profits QTmerica.. NORWAY. MB. Hr». E. of Canton, Mass., is tbat there a first at Ox- find Sworn to before me and subscribed in Roy Cole and it is hoped trade and conducted shop, which the best of young men may State of Maine Centennial the General encouraging Later he es- my presence, this 6th day of December, Publicity tr'P t0 tbe meeting of as this week. Everj ford and later at Norway. does not mean militarism, pi? will be twice many profit. This A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Committee, City Hall, Portland, Me. deration of Clubs in Dee is tc a hardware business in Nor- that Women's one ia welcome whether ahe ready tablished it means discipline, training, all (Seal) Notary Public. as a to rep- he waa a traveling as as Medicine is taken in- Utf nee> Iowa, going delegate or not. way. For some years | makes citizens in civil well Hall's Catarrh join Co. of good Blood on resent the Club of Canton, hardware salesman for E. Corey & life. Our best defence ternally and acts through the Community military against Surfaces of the System. Send r which »he is The Com- Maine centennial half dollars but the few years be had selfiihness lies in the Mucous president. The Portland, past the rampant spirit of for testimonials, free. 3ERCY P. ALLEN, some two hundred of the hundredth for bis own business. FOR SALE. iD.ry Club has issued io observance been traveling these boys and girls who in our schools F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ^tubers. Mr·. Cole's absence of oar state, are now out was a member of the sev- Sold by all druggists, T5c. Maine. During anniversary Mr. Record are learning Americanism. in South Parie, Mr A. banks ai the Com- Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ι-ton used Studebaker Truck, son Howard is with bis aunt, Mrs. and may be had at the local eral Masonic bodies at Norway, At the close of bis remarks Governor the Shrine, Would for ^tearne, at Norway. $1.00 each. Talk about profiteering! mandery at Bridgton, and Miliiken presented Miss Winslow with good repair. exchange who is the and look eat or feel well with Im- car. Pike know Knights hand- Can't well, F. Lodge, a Co. don't and well, L. profiteer, Penneesseewaasee is The Oxford and Paris We also of the which large with Burdock light Normal Institute Ben trophy, pure blood. the blood pure whether the matter should be brought of and Abou Adhem Lodge, some She received It with a bow Keep C. J«?ti6choo: will hold their annual ban· Pythias, cup. Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exercise, keep J. BRIGGS, PILLS of Genera of to follow. to the attention Attorney Odd Fellows, Auburn. of but without other clean, and Rood health Is pretty sure Main OLEYKIDNEYR KIDNEYS AMD B1A005R MEN'S CLOTHING STORES at Hall evening, who was acknowledgement aitf Street, Norway. BACKACHE Grange Friday of the United States, or Attorney is his wife, for Miss Win- a bottle. are es- Palmer He survived by response. Three cheers $1.30 18 The five year classe· but ii is cer Turner of General of Maine, Mias Clementine were led J»· 10 make Sturgia formerly slow given, by Principal Dyer. UrRed be Preeent. Help However who or salt rheum sets ■n about the worst yet. and three sons, Arthur, Hives, eczema, itch you one in tainly Buckfield, This closed the event. the best years. him at Norway, crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. r_^'reunion as the people in their governmenta waa in business with Miss Winslow is the daughter of Mr, All <> Paris Grange will furnish the ban- wil Everett of Doan'e Ointment Is fine for skin Itching. either as state or nation, also of Norway, and W. and is ι a box. Purchase tickets So- capacity, Loren, and Mrs. Luther Winslow, druggists sell It. 60c νιο mi miotis t your early. wll m nig mm quet. get the excess profit, individuals Poland Spring. member of the senior olass In Pari· Higl E"»i hour begins at 5 o'clock. Shaw'· a< Universal- not complain, especially The funeral at the Norway which this week. Some of the Men Who Know Best rcoeetra in attendance. probably t( will be School, graduates Born. Will You Read What Say these half-dollars are likely some day let church at 2 P. M. Tuesday a Gore Miller, Mrs. Ethel Fogg. A in has been be worth more than dollar apiece. attended by Rev. Chester May SEEDS Klrachbaum of A. B. Klrachbaum Co. IJJe postal shipment David & 192 will be in charge of the Masons, of Mrs. Ethel May Fogg In Newry, June β, to the wife of Harry Bry- ot out from Bangor, being the who ha and The body Charles Smith, a Polander, and Odd Fellows assist- at the Central Maine Sanato ant, a daughter. 'or tbe of the Ban- t< with the Knights who died In Bethel, June β, to the wife of William is more certain than that it cannot last. sound graduates his name, was brought wai "Nothing Many e^'u®48S r been sent anglicised rium, Fairfield, Thursday afternoon, Young, a son. Hiçh School, which have noon witl ing. economic thinkers are a sudden labor costs Paris jail Saturday oharged to for burial In Jaaper, Wyoming, May 31, to the wife of predicting rebound, ormer Hal Eaton of Norway Friday a for Lynn, baj brought of son. Principal W. Mercier. There after Elmer E. Lane, formerly Canton, Get Your Seeds show no of the have been Mr. Eaton wai shooting Joseph the funeral being held Saturday to the wife of Fred Kll· signs receding—on contrary wages just ,or bis signature. blood between Smith and Mer Commencement Concert. In Norway, May 21, Early bad to been noon at 2 o'clook. a cent, in textile mills. foodstuffs and trans- the class of 1920 through practically owi will gore, daughter. advanced 15 per Fuel, for some time. Both parties of Hebron Academy was of Alber In June to the wife of Bodney W. » cier The students Mrs. the daughter Norway, 8, are to ueer and the school board voted runs betweei at the Fogg rise." in flale. A brook a commencement concert an( Verrlll, a daughter. portation charges continuing was that bit places give and Louisa A. (Lakin) Richardson, a anan.mously that it fitting from which the houses on bot! on Monday, In Lovell, June4, to the wife of Hsrry Ring, the church, Hebron, was bom at 2, 1883 Geo. H. Capper of Capper & Capper, Chicago «(nature be on tbe places At th Baptist the Pil- Norway September son. placed diploma* are with water. at 8 o'clock P. M. by Planting farms supplied June 21, She married George H. Fogg, and tbre Spring °' the Principal Lynn English term of court Smith wa assisted by Samuel surviv "There are no or in nf Ï n^w Eaton wai last February grim Male Quartette, children were born to them, who surpluses standing anywhere, prospect. School. Professor into oourt charged with assanl and con- Married. tn. schoo brought Oardner, violinist, oomposer their mother. kinds. The only surplus there has been is the surplus of demand. Whole- Pr'oclpal of tbe high reason of the assaul Newman at the piano. We have a full stock of all on Meroier. The ductor, with Emil Both Mr. and Mra. Fogg were affliotci not been shaken. There are no more here been because th Jan. 5. Thomas Harold Bills of sale prices have bargains, waa alleged to have follows: Mr. was takei in Bumford, tb The program with tuberculosis. Fogg Bumford and Miss M. Pratt of Mexico. or than are at this time of bad fouled the water uaed by Billings In Gladys Seed is in and wholesale retail, normally year." Attendance at the meeting Tneeda: Smiths 1. America, America to the Fairfield Sanatorium February In Lewleton, June 9, Delbert A. Davis of Mon- Fertilizer and Grass ready or living in th Quartette. ~rn°on of women interested io the Garlarneau) Pilgrim Tarbell died 13th am mouth and Mies Bva J. Bovine of Peru. family (named t Knew Lincoln 1919, and December last, Merrill Boaton Herald, Financial Column * was suf The appears 8. Beading—He In Andover, June 9, Waldo Bverett mzation of a club Mercier bouse. shooting Bertha Morgan. has followed him. for delivery. community ι. Misa now Mrs. Fogg Alice Howard Andrews, both of Andover. am caused the same troubl< Vlvalda and ''nt 10 those interested have been by ». Concerto A Minor In June 7, Kidder and Miss be no to find that once current of encourage was shot i α Bumford, Bllery "It would surprise supplies rr*nr * the movement to reports Merpier Adagio—Preeto About the State. Guv. both of Bumford. continuance of According K Allegro— Gardner. Gladys are be T. the brook. Bot Q 8am uel In June 9, Chester Raymond merchandise the of will greater e committee on obosen at th< the back from aoross Bobyc Wooaford·, liquidated, shortage goods by-laws, ■- é. Tenor Solo—A newer who died r< Basson of South Paris and Miss Gladys Merle an< his wife were arrested. Mw Mrs. Angeline Swazey, than before and may force than ever before." made its report, Smith and Bobert Fitzgerald. Rumery of Woodfords. prices higher n,eeting, Run Song· Pike at Greenville, in her 100th yeai and th/'OU® were taken up, dii oier is (n the McCarty Hospital, 9. Medley of Southern cently In Bethel, June 6, Balph B. Remington hy-laws of children and tb Andover. Dally Newa Record, New York is he will recover. Pilgrim Quartette. was the oldest 17 Miss Buth A. Hutchlns, both of cnaZû°poee<^an<* *cted upon. A nominatinj ford. It thought Sammartln! Chester Gore „η a 6. Canto Amoroso of 16 children and left 105 In 8outh Paris, June 1. by Bev. G Emm of tb Drlgt mother greai BOLSTER "When the retailer starts orders he is to committee of Mrs. ia the program Bluette F. of Westminster N.DAYTON going composed The following Valse Miller, Wayland Bobbins placing quickly and Miss Jul! to be at Granj Hungarian Dance...... Brahmi grandchildren. Mass., and Miss Myrtle B. Hussey, of Norway find that not will be scarce but the will not be the ?°'med, Mrs. Era Clifford musical festival given Samuel Gardner. Herrick ol . only goods prices of this week b y Boehei 3d Main In Bethel, June 5, Miss Marion **· chosen to make nomins Tuesday evening Come· the Bride The flag of the famous old of Boston. PARIS.ME of retailers are in sales. The ,rto° Hall under tt » 7. Beading—Here Bethel and Lyndall Blanchard SOUTH kind prices that ridiculously featuring for officers. Their will b of the schools M lea Bertha Morgan. has been Into the custod June 7, Joseph Baufford and report the pupils Cold Sea Petri) ! Infantry given In Bumford, socks that one house is out at a dozen when cost which wll M. Barnes, tt ιβ 8. Baaa Solo-In tbe Deep after bee Miss Katherine Ayotte, both of Bumford. throwing $14 they st the next meeting, of Miss Helen R. Clark. of the State of Maine, having direction Dr. George In Bamford, June 7, Pauline Belanger ant a does not mean that can these Pantedheld at the station aftei mosic: Schuber the olose of the civil war in tl the jobber $18 dozen, they replace fire Tuesday of ». Ave Maria since Miss Georglanna Gayer, both of Bumford. when th supervisor Indone Rlmeky-Kareakol [ colorbearer and the Sons < socks at like that ^'β wee* ^ o'olock, PAST I. Chanson Gardne; care of the anything price." a,a° Grade· I· II Prom the Canebrake of Bath. organization will be completed. Samuel Gardner. Veteran· 1. Swing Song Died. STATE OF MAINE. : , Lullaby ...... Glbaoi hi Order c Cycle of flower· II 10. A Summer The Massachusetts Parole Board Of the New A r but ω V Sale in we have held down England S. Gî?d? Η Pilgrim Quartette. that Mrs. Marie Fisher < Desirable Stand For Office of Board of State Assessors, Ton know constantly prices ρ*β®1»Γ·00 ,n be Intel Violet reoommended th,e Ullage noay S. Grade·------:®ϊβ£·* ! Azel age< Augusta, JuneS, 1990. c Dandelion IJI-IlI-j now ten month· In Wilson's Mills, June4, Wilson, of our customers. We could have taken of a shortage i. I Lewiston, serving Notice Is that the Board of State lor the benefit d|ec°very 5 Dftletei White Elephants. f< 49 years. hereby given llf» t.he P. Sai 1 Cbarleetown, Mass., state prison South Paris. In ,1)00 in the acoounts of John Pari , In Bumford, June 7, Wilson A. Richards, age* A«eeteore will be session at the Assessors' and added 26 cent-—See how we Ϊ. Jaeain-lhe-pulplt·."-.·—--GradeGrade· ΜΜΙΙ-] Tou may not know it, but South her L. Flshe Office in on the 22nd of advantage per easily of R. the suprem 7. Trillium killing husband, Eugene 50 years. Fryeburg Tnesday, day Newport, I., 8httltteiî ΡτΙίΠΙ ,y or in othe I 8. John James Bobbins. A.M.: at Bouse In trem. Clan DtOÙ6 is full of white elephants, be commuted. She was arrested In Bumford, June The Wilt on Pine Street, Jane,at9o'clock (heCourt cent now. are honest The shorta* -Porter Su Frima rj ua j M. Colburu Stanley place could reduce 20 per Our prices words possess, do not for her buabam In Wlnthrop, June S, Mrs. Louisa 8onth Paris on Wednesday, tbe 2Srd da' dAf..^',1order.oack some and is do things you 1919, «hooting 84 S 1 for sale. This is at 9 A. M. : at Office twelve years of. Now th April, formerly of Dlxfleld, aged years, months, Soatb Paris, I· offered June, o'clock tbe Assessors' and we are confident than the same Tt Γ AST Π. and would like to be rid In Rumford on the 94th day of June prices cheaper t0 io stocks. Gr*d< , j pleading guilty. days. moat Id town Thursday, u 'Pecalation church June Fremont Allei one of tbe desirable placée at 9 o'clock A. A. D. In the of aum ι young men of the Universalist In New Hampshire, 9, M., 1990, Connty three months later, dome in and talk it over. of the order ·· eo* affected 10. (ajThe9wlag International Company hi of Dlzfleld. to secure Information to enable them to qualities the .k Τ ho Sandman. under tbe of tbe Ladies The Paper formerly House of room· with all modern Oxford, a ( (b) acting ausploee 9. Wlllard I. White. eight make a of tbe taxable k°rtee· '· covered by bood Τbe Drummer Boy. for r 212 aeoond-hand freight oa In Bumford, June just equalisation property •if*, (c) are to call you purchased Ethel ο best of In to Sanboro has been treason Social Union, going mill·. Car· will 1 In Fairfield. J une 10, Mrs. May Fogg improvements and In tbe very said county, and Investigate chargea of and lead tbem away to » for nae of Ita many 86 9 months, 8 days. conoealment of from taxation, of un- of th a η. ιοί white elephants Norway, aged years, Fine and frnit property 01"00Ιβ twenty-nine years, vestr r used for the of pu In June 11, Mrs. Ethel GatesStowel oondition. lawn, garden dervaluation and of faQue to assess property bat hi VM II sale to be held in tbe churob transportation DUfleld, of the life of tbe order. He Jun » and It I· that these oa wife of Newton 8. Stowell. trees. of liable to taxation. South Paris Norway Gypây"."."-'...Grades afternoon and evening, wood, expected Infant of Mi Inquire C. 8. BLUE STORES of Itf 11" ffirbê3pSS»a Wednesday new In Lewleton, June IS, daughter STETSON, | I in other walks a fin s the manufacture of Polka Porter and from 6.Ό0 to 7:30 o'clook will expedite and Mrs. Baymond Dunham of South Parli MRS. STANLEY, or W. F. DBE8SEB, h»,ijpro®'oent0 the Rbo< 14. ^-Pr,® 14. (a) Cal· anpper will be aerred belp along print aged days. ALTON 0. Formerly Noyes Island of Its honse Evening Son*. s was Involved In Job· Samuel J. Becord, age WHEELER, Board of State Assessors speaker (b) Wanderer'» work. Make a list of your whit proximately $115,000 Norway· II, r«^..--lleD>te Alvah 1 -w good lOfcf Soatb Pari·. f. H. STERLING, Clerk. 0-M He baa a son, etwmci and be ready for the boy·. thla transaction. "yean. JP'-sentative.. of the Ν·ι elephanta, Γ JoJfJJJoJy ,e PQblUbM> TW

I The Chautauqua la tor You. HOMEMAŒS1 COLUMN. Several people form a family—several (•mille* ore*te a community end a num- ber of theee communities make a town. on of Interest to the ladles Correspondence topic· Tbne the on. U solicited. Address : Editor HoMimnu' expansion goes Cold κ·. Oxford Democrat, Soatb Parte. lf« When every member of a family labor* and oo-operate* the reenlt la Harmony and Happlnea*. When every family In at Home. Make Own Dress Forms the oommunitv labor* and oo-operate* I the reenlt will be tbe same, but in 47 Wdl ïnrs larger Sieii FELT BT WOMEN WHO MAKE For eaoh of ua there will NEED LONG proportion·. be more of thoae thing* wbioh make life been well THEIB OWN CLOTHES. Our 47 years of experience have spent worth living—Love, Good Health, Good Will, Understanding and Proaperity. woman who makee The oreed I* tbe in how to our customers. Every garment· "help-one-another" learning completely satisfy for herself longa (or a dreee form, if ahe aymbol of Sacoeaa. does not already possess one, and, if ebe That which la beneficial for a com- doe·, ahe regards It as one of the moat munity usually la benefioial to yon. Any of within lessons of half a have not been necessary piece· aewing eqaipmenr proposition coming yonr gatea The nearly century that ahe baa. It is very difficult to fit deserves attention. If it tende toward oneaeif. When tbe arma are moved to oommnnity betterment—embrace it— in vain. Your dealings with us are assured the careful, obange a pin or a basting wbiob needa give it your entbnaiaatio weloome and adjusting, tbe fit of tbe whole garment aaaiatanoe. If It will benefit ygur town— which merit. ia changed, and the fitter doea not know aupport It. If it eduoatea, entertaina skilled handling they where tbe right place ia for the seam or and instructs—maintain it. It it will the trimming. A dreee form or Betty, help you and yours—attend it. as It la often called, doe· away wilb this The Commurflty Chautauqua la an difficulty, bot because of tbe expense of institution that haa merited the support, the commercial onea few women in tbe maintenance and attendance of thou- paat have felt they could afford to own sands of community people. A success- THE NORWAY NATIONAL BANK one. ful institution must have a sincere foun- Qarment-making clubs are among tbe dation. Tbe aima of the Community Oldest and Strongest National Bank moat popular of tbe many organized by Cbautauquas are worthy: To assist tbe home demonatration who are to work better and to better. in Oxford County agents people play aent oat by the United Statea Depart- Education and Entertainment are Cbau- Maine ment of Agriculture, and tbeir members tauqna's tezt-booka. Musicians, lec- Norway, are learning easier and better waya of turers, singers, writer*, statesmen, trav- dressmaking. Tbe extension workers eler*—tbe men and women who know— soon discovered that tbe farm woman are Cbautauqua'a teacbera. Tbe big who attempts to do part or all of ber brown tent la tbe achool and you and I own aewing—and the majority of them and onr friends and neighbors are tbe do—encountera tbe most difficulty in fit- puplla. ting tbe garments and adjusting tbe Come! Let us better ourselves and What she needs is a dress our Let us attend tbe com- _ trimming. community. CORRECT What a form, and sinoe dress forms are beyond ing Community Chautauqua—tbe Chau- lot of tbe means of the larger number, the tauqua that promotea good health, good home demonstration bad to set and For the June I have some fine in blossom. agents will, understanding proaperity Weddings to argument very plants tbeir wits to work and invent a home- our our communities among families, Plate be made substitute. and our towns. Community there 3. Cinerarias, Primrose, and Begonia Silver and Cut Glass about à used Cyclamen Sterling KINDS OF DBE39 FOBMS Nominations for the 1930 Primaries. Complete Line Latest Styles thousands of these home-made woman To-day dress forms are in use in the rural and Wedding Rings small town homes of this country. Id REPUBLICAN. automobile an Florist Merrimac County, Ν. H., 17 communities Governor— GRADUATIONS E. P. CROCKETT, John P. Saoo. driving have been or have Deering, organized, organized Louie A. Jack, Lisbon. SUOOESTIONS S for the of she can Greenhouse, Porter Street, South Pari themselves, purpose making Carl Ε. MIIliken, Augusta. dress forms. This means that tbe ma- Frederic H. Parkhuret, Bangor. Diamonds, TODAYtrain" or "make u. fix a your TeL 111-3 jority of women in that county will have State Auditor- Wrist Watches, all styles tire tire — as as one of these conveniences. Boy L. Wardwell, Augusta. .Pearl Necks well problem is to At four kinds of dress form* anybody. of get a present Representative to Congress- Brooches known tire are being need. Tbe first is tbe most Wallace H. White, Jr., Lewlston. value and is made with a com- Pendants and Chains As expensive, aod Senator- soon as a stick to it mercial dress form and a lining to fit all Frederic O. Katon, Rumford. Bracelets a Tbe George W. Q. Perbam, Woodstock. luxury the lines of the wearer's figure. Moore Fountain Pens becomes ill lining is adjusted over the drees form, County Attorney- necessity the an Ρ William w. Gents' Watches, all styles point Who Wants Imitation and stuffing is put in between tbe lining Gallagher, Norway. of We. Hugh W. Hastings, Fryeburg. view and the form until tbe is Victory Lockets changes. lining tightly Harry M. Shaw, South Paris. U. S. recommend and on local mer filled. latest sell \Y70ULD you call your of Probate— Rings, styles ^ Tires is made a Judge ™ Another variety by stuffing Aretas E. Stearns, Bumford. is ask him for "imitation" tight-fitting lining with excelsior, cotton, Tell Us Your Needs because-their value chant and Register of Probate- Two or known. or some like substance. Tbis is not as Albert D. Park, South Paris. three years or or coffee? Would you as It be, for care sugar, raisins, satisfactory migbt great Sheriff- would ago you mast be exercised to give the dress form have a of shoes Harry D. Cole, South Parle. There's no ask him to sell you pair the right lines and it loses its shape more Frank F. Woodslde, Fryeburg. listened to guess or less varying more as as rapidly. County Commissioner- about it made of a opinions something "just good" Â third method is to cover tight-fit- Walter G- Morse, Bumford. than about It while it is on its owner, with you tires was Or a suit of clothes "made ting lining, Bepresentatlves to the Legislature- could the U. leather? plaster of Paris; this is allowed to bard- James W. Eastman, Fryeburg. S. B. Bumford. at shake a en, and the whole is then carefully re- Stephen Pennell, stick policy for" a man, whether or not it fits Artnur E. Forbes, South Parle. which quality you? The should have an led to moved. lining Edward E. Conant, Buckfleld. Mileages, the opening down the front. Staffing Is Roscoe G. Stephens, Sumner. treads and fection of per- then in until it is firm. Fred F. Bean, Bethel. construction, the pat Cedric A. Judklns, Get the Genuine most home-made Bet- Upton. whatnot. The satisfactory Lon E. Wight. Newiy. It's automobile straight-side ties, however, are made with gummed Lawrence M. Carroll, Norway. tire, the This costs less than a different now. paper. variety DEMOCRAT. are Tire truck pneumatic International dollar, and is said to give as good satis- Governor— users tire—two of the aβ one across a working Repairs faction which brings $20 Bertrand G. Mclntire, Norway. towards a additions greatest counter. Tbey are made by pasting two State Auditor- mous unani- to When need re- tire you thicknesses of gummed manlla sealing James J. Nollon, Blddeford. SOLD BY feeling. have value on a undervest while ever that pairs for your 1 H C paper tight-fitting Representative to Congress- been on the prospective owner's figure. When Wallace N. Price, Richmond. rhe hills Jewelry Store You made. Farm has is removed express it Equipment, the gum dried, the jacket Senator- B. L. HUTCHINS. Prop. the one As buy the genuine re- by slitting down the back and front. Leslie K. Mclntire, Waterford. man way— These halves are then again and Jeweler pot together County Attorney— Watchmaker down the representatives of See that this with paper. The effect Peter M. McDonald, Rumford. oldest pairs. gummed general Phone 120-2 another. and the of a form. street trade-mark appears is that heavy papier-mache Judge of Probate- But largest One of tbe best features of a home-made House Block, Norway, Me. sifted cern rubber of Probate- >pera down in con- on each it an Register amounts to it the piece. Betty is tbat is ezaot duplication Raymond H. Eastman, Norway. this: of the woman's own form. world, we Sheriff- are in are made from the dress form means a real io position to a Genuine I H C repairs Tbe saving Paul C. Thurston, Bethel. Farm For Sale. That the tell money aa well as time and patience to you others are from County Commissioner- I offer (or sale my farm about two only about original patterns—all copied woman whether she is new way to tire every making Don A. Gates, Dlxfleld. nilea north of Parie Hill. Good bulld- settle something Genuine I H C are made of clothes or making over old ones. A. Thurston, Andover. Select your values. copies. repairs Roger one hundred aod twenty acres of tirea ogs, cording to ac- some Come the same material, have the same finish, fit as Representatives to the Legislature- nod; five to six hundred grafted apple the day and in on A. Pierce, Heuron. they have roads talk How to Kill the Fleas Animals. Ralph rees and wood and timber to to to wear as as similar Fred B. Howe, Bethel. enough travel: us. and just long a In accurately, One of tbe most successful ways to Asa O. Pike, Fryeburg. )ay for the plaoe. I also have for sale sandy or 01 F. try, hilly coun- For with the implement kill fleas on cats and dogs, say entomolo- John Martin, Bumford. jood two-horae cart or will exchange for wherever parts purchased original Cyrus T. Bonney, Canton. apt the roads— ordinary gists of tbe United States Department of ι one-boree oart. to be going U The country machine. John F.Talbot, Andover. U. S. heavy or U. S. Agriculture, is to wash tbe animals thor- Albert A. Towne, Norway. ALBION W. ANDREWS, Nobby. —The Usco. Chain oughly in a tub containing tbe proper 21tf Parle Hill. For front are 1HC Dealers of a coal-tar creo- Wheels — We the Authorized proportion saponified Remedlea for Cholera. U.S. Plain. The sote preparation, of which there are a Old-fashioned Turkish physicians For beet There is one certain and infallible way to number oo tbe marker, known as "stock For Sale. result* dips," etc. Directions for dilution of have plenty of remedies for cholera. Pigs KTMLGORD'NOBBy-QlAIN-USGO'PtAUl wfta/e-U. mtery- secure H C them from S^Royal genuine 1 repairs—buy An in the and a Cords. tbese dips will be found on tbe contain- agate pocket hyacinth Four-weeks old pigs for sale. us. service, er. animal should be worn near neck are And remember that International The scrubbed the much esteemed, A. M. DANIELS, and tbe bead well rendered us, can be 100 cent thoroughly, soaked, but the bone of a dead child carried In i6tf Paris Hill. by only per right as fleas rash there to United many get away the pocket Is regarded as nearly as F. when International machines are with from the tbat are covered with tbe B. equipped parts efficacious. States International solution. After tbe animal has been in Stand For Sale. Fogg, genuine repairs. bath for about 5 or 10 minutes it South tbe Uncivilized Led. Tires People near Tilton & Paris, Me. may be removed and allowed to dry. Io I have for sale a small house The Indian mind is called Imitative tbe case of cats, especially if tender he business center of Buckfield vil- Record, but in the em- Geo. skinned, the preparation should be rather than Initiative, Buckfield, Me. W. It is stated on age. A. W. South Paris washed out of the fur with soap and ployment of designs G. Devine, Walker &*Son, weave GEORGE M. ATWOOD, A. West warm water soon after the animal is authority that every known has "W South Paris. taken out of the solution. been first used by uncivilized people. 1 4-tf Smith, West Paris, Me. In addition to the destruction of all Paris, fleas present, this washing cleanses and Me. deodorizes tbe for and also aids in the healing of any wounds. Tbe thorough washing of infested ani- mals in kerosene emulsion is a cheap and satisfactory method of destroying fleas. Five gallons of this emulsion may be made by dissolving 2 ounces of washing soap in 1 quart of hot water and when brought to a boil removing it from tbe COME IN AND SEE THE fire and adding 2 1-2 pints of kerosene. Tbe mixture should be agitated violently with an egg beater or something of the "Kitchen Cabinets" sort. Tbie should result in a milky solu- Maid ·'■ tion from wbicti tbe oil does not sepa- The Beet in the Market rate. Water is then added to make 5 gallons. Free kerosene will "bum" ani- mals, and if any separates out tbe mix F. A. THAYER ture shonld be reheated, care being taken » to avoid spilling it on tbc fire or boiling FURNITURE it over. It then should be beaten again. 11/.

BILLINGS BLOCK, SOUTH PARIS, MAINE Prevent Bread Spoilage by Care. While cooling, newly baked bread ■bonld be lightly covered with a clean clotb or paper to preveut germ* and dnst from falling upon it, but sbould not be tightly wrapped in a thick cloth, as is Punch? tbe practice in some households, for un- leaa it is aired, when taken from the The Day's Catch to Fry! oven, it is likely to become "soggy" and and thus offer an excellent me- damp, Home and Hungry! That's the time you don't want lots it! dium for cultivation of molds, say food of a fire is started. You want the specialists of tbe United States Depart- to wait while cooking or a oven to make ment of Agriculture. When cold tbe frying pan sizzling piping hot quick Wanted. bread should be placed in a close recep- biscuits. "No Pulpwood tacle that baa been scalded trouble thoroughly starting bread is to for Oil Cook Stove is " and aired. If be kept The New Perfection always ready Peeled second white fi yŒROSQÇl poplar, growth maple, spruce, more than two or three days in damp, for cooking—on the instant. It drives an intense with She and second growth white hemlock for delivery on Gran* 1 hot weather, the jar or box sbould be heat the utensil the minute Socony. taken out and sunned for a short time directly against cooking to is lit. This is because the blue Trunk Railway. Portland Gorham, Ν. H., 1920-21. now and and soalded and the burner long, chimney then, again *Nmc dried. On no account should concentrates all the heat and assures perfect combustion. Perfection. 'snaps right into it' portions Hot Wdm of a former baking be stored with a new F. R. This same blue furnishes enough draft to PENLEY, batcb. long, chimney when I on Cake and cookies should be cooled burn up every single drop of oil. Perfect combustion step the WEST PARIS, MAINE. after baking and kept in tin boxes or in means fuel economy. Then, too, the New Perfection 17 M earthenware jars, which, like bread Oil Cook Stove eliminates the waste of fuel necessitated starter. sbould be scalded and aired often. power, boxes, a fire when are not Just Even if these foods are to be eaten at by keeping burning you cooking. tbe next meal, it is well »o keep them in 8,000,000 in daily use—that is the best recommendation some such as it insures receptacle, pro- for the New Perfection. It comes in one to four burner punch, pep—lots tection from dust. A cake, padding, or Sold dealers pie that has been left to cool unprotect- sizes. by everywhere. of it" Automobile Insurance ed from dust or flies is something that the New Perfection For your further convenience, no careful housewife would place on her Heater. Hot water at low cost. Ask table, if she stopped to think bow easily Watqr running the food may be contaminated. your dealer. At filling time look No Make This Cake. Sugar? Honey STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK Honey cakea have the advantage over for the white other cakea of keeping fresh muob long- red, er. Tie following one, which Is excel· lent, is recommended by food specialists and blue of ihe United States Department of Socony Agriculture: NEW 12 cup butter 1 Sign ouρ hooey For best results use 1 egg Kerosene 1-2 oap soar milk Socony * Insure your automobile. It is worth protecting. W 3 1 teaspoon soda 1-2 teaspoon oinnamon Gallon the can write a for the following forms: "Every Same" you policy 1-2 teaspoon ginger WANTED. 4 cups flour Rub tbe batter and honey together; Man to work on farm for seven add tbe egg well beaten, then the soar months. Small rent could be fur- Fire, Theft, Liability, milk and tbe flour sifted with the soda nished if wanted. Address A. B. C., and spices. Bake la a shallow pan. Sure relief Democrat Office, South Paris. and Collision The sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia, and biliousness, needs no Property Damage Variety in breads is more important warning to avoid the many worthless, so-called "cures" that are offered, when the ioncb mast be carried than at often containing harmful drugs. In vain, these various preparations have STATE OF MAINE. other meala because of tbe of the than before. danger been tried, frequently leaving system weaker Treasurer's and ■ Wheat whole wheat s Office, At a very reasonable cost Send for rates applica monotony. bread, The true ML. F." Atwooa Medicine brings quick relief Augusta, May 27. 1M0. bread, oorn, rye, or oatmeal breads; without the risk of injurious after-effects. Instead of a Upo>d the following townbalp or tracts of land REG U.Ç. PAT OFF. tion. In Oxlford County not liable to be taxed In any SOCONY not, raisin, and date beaten at the of some breads; improvement, expense weakening town, tbe following aueaement baa been made Ike el « temporary entire tones the φ Gs**· biacait, rolls, crisp baking powder vital organ, it helps the digestive apparatus, for the Forestry District tax for the year lMu. «rf ft* wort» best or soda and a condition. Taken biscait, blsoult, toast, stomach, and establishes general healthy OXFORD COUNTY Will) LANDS. zwieback, and crackers may be aaed In the which will will MOTOR regularly, physical improvement result, TOWN OF GRAFTON (Formerly town of GASOLINE > tarn to give variety. also overcome the fear of a new attack. Grafton.) Said town of Grafton Is reputed to W. J. WHEELER & CO be "L. F." can be given with perfect safety to every member owned by Brown Company et ale and con- should not be ^ tains thousand and four acres more Tree· planted dlreotlj been a for thirty-Are V It has health-restorer 60 of the family. family or less. J in front Of the farmhouse, bat should be years; its friends are steadfast. Yon can buy a large bottle FORESTRY DISTRICT TAX to each side so a· to Insurance and Pianos, placed somewhat (60 teaspoonful doses) from your druggist for 60 cents. tun it make a frame which a view of a JOS. W. Treasurer of Stall. CASTORIA , through "L.F." Medicine Portland, Main·. is ι Co, SIMPJQN, .IAGKACH1 *££ 80UTH PARIS, MAINI ι portion of the front obtalnad. MHIfm * i I TtaUriYM)lmAivinlN|M

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