Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25
SOUTH PARIS.

p.rcv Walker was in Boston last week.
q 7 Thurston Of Bethel was In South
Paris Tuesday
Mont Chase Of Bryant's Pond was
IN town Tuesday
c.orgs r. Harmon of Portland was in
town Thursday
gou. ". q. Eastman Of Sumner was
IN town Tuesday
Lanai, Oswell attended the auto show
in Boston last week.
Harry BRYANT of Mechanic Falls was
:, town Wednesday.
UGired G. Chapman, Esq, of Portland
"a, 10 town Tuesday.
Mrs Ss.tis Hall of Saco WAS in town
.svsrs days last week.
robp Hopkins of Rumford Point was
IN town for day recently.
Mrs Eva Fox of Bethel was in town
the first part Of the week.
u-s Ralph Hemingway of Portland
va,i In town the first of last week.
uon Edward E. Hastings Of Fryeburg
AIN town one or two days last week.
Howard Carter was recent guest Of
Ma mother. Mrs. Ella Carter, in Bethel.
Nrs Louise Briggs visited her sister,
Mrs Emma Gibbs, in Portland last week.
n, and Mrs Louis Monk recently Wis
tad the family of John Wood at Norway
Lake.
Mas she Rounds of Augusta visited
bs- mother, Mrs. L. A. Rounds, last
week.
vi,s Marion Besn of Bethel spent a
S,v or two in South Paris the first of
last week
NJ and Mrs. z. NJ. Bessey of North |
gnckSeld visited relatives in this village
last week.
N, and Mrs. Harold c. Fletcher left
wednesday morning for Boston to spend
few days.
Mrs Ralph Sturtevsnt is at the Gen.
trsl Maine General Hospital, Lewiston,
for treatment,
Fred Pscs ard went to Monmouth last
vssk 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Charles Robinson.
Nrs Amos King of Locke's Mills Wis
Hsd relatives 10 town several days the
first Of last week.
Stanley Wheeler made several days
business trip 70 Rumford and interven-
ing towns last week.
Thsrs viii be a parish meeting of the
Upiyersslist church this Monday even
fugst the yss;ry Of the church.
The government advises buying coal
ssrly this year. South Paris people can
govern themselves accordingly.
10. Taylor Of Augusta, inspector Of
Junior High Schools, was in town last
week in the interests of the work.
Ellery c. Park and Henry b. Hastings
Of Bethe attended probate court Tues
ds7, also Judge Addison A. Herrick.
On Wednesday of last week Governor
Yillkeu signed the resolve granting Mrs.
Rachel Stanley 40 annual state pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parlin of Wilton
visited Mrs. Parlin's mother and sister,
Mrs. William Bake and Mrs. Elizabeth
Edgsrly, last week.
Miss Annie Bowers of Portland, who
has been employed in the Democrat
Office for several weeks, finished her
engagement Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Forbes visited Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Sturteysnt in Winthrop
ass week, going up from Augusta where
they are stopping. Mrs. Sturtevant is q
cousin Of Mrs. Forbes.
The March session of probate court
vas quite busy one. There were i've
wills filed, two Wills allowed, ten admin
istrstOrs appointed, and two petitions
Tor administrators fled.
The several drizzly, rainy days which
visited US last week lead to some dis
pule among the weatherwise rs TO just
What kind Of spell of weather 1t was
whether a preamble to next months
April showers or the line storm.
There was an adjourned session of the
County Commissioners at the court
house. on Tuesday of last week. The
foil board was present,-Don A. Gates
dDiI6eld, Chandler Buzzell of Frye
burg and Charles W. Bowker of South
Paris.
On Thursday Of last week the Womsn's
Christian Temperance Union, local, state
and national, began q five-yesr Jubilee
program for worldwide prohibition.
March 20 was chosen as the day of be-
ginning because II was the birthday OF
General Neal Dow, Father Of Prohibition.
Prof. S. j. Rawsou, South Paris, prin-
opal OF the Mexico High School, was
ons 81 the judges Of the interscho lsstic |
debate between Hebron Academy and
me Bangor high School debating teams
u Hebron Academy Friday night. |
Donald B. Partridge was another OF the
judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin SWEET, who
nave been spending the past year or
more 10 Moab, Utah, returned to their
aons IN thls village Tuesday night.
5nsy report having q pleasant year IN
ne middle west, but are glad to get
nome, and their many friends are glad
10 see them.
a German officers helmet has been
Tn''acting considerable attention at the
coward Drug Store during the past
sek II wss sent to Walter l.. Gray,
niq, oy Captain Hugh Hastings, son OF
nUa' D. L. Hastings Of Fryeburg, who
an command of Company l, seth Pion-
Forces.
Ihs date Of the Methodist Missionary
ssa'euary to raise $40, O00, 900 for home
900 foreign missions has been set for
nay 18th next. The drive was original
Planned for April, but to avoid con-
lcung With raising the Victory loan
M lor April, has been postponed one
aOI'a, a fact that may be Of interest TO
"cai hethodists.
a man coming into the village from
ENosd way last week said he saw an
IMMENSE flock Of crows just below where
@srVer bends away from the highway
.au shoots under the railroad. he
JUG DOT count them, they were spread
YET 700 much sky, but bis estiu ate was
nasShere from fifty to one hundred.
cAied 1t sign OF spring, but per
n u was sign there was . dead
Nurse somewhere.
Inc entertainment given By the Junior
SA3 or the paris uioh 2chool In the