Oxford Democrat., 1919-06-03
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI III l HAA
D,,rb r. Butts is here from
sls,d 81 FOR few days
a, Odd Fellows Hall. Wss
n'ss Saturday night, Shaw's Orchestra
u,Di,rsd Psnlsy of Portland 4
sn. s.., ot relatives here for a few
'sl' u.,psr Of Portland was the gues
l3nn I'D ~ arr. Fred Abbott for q shor
,s.a Mason of Bethel was
ss H ,bs family Of her brother, l.. L
EE,.", o. 7 for , a short time last week.
r,ais., Social Union will meet TO
I1s srork Lsk At Mrs. Angie Cutters OF
ss.,,,5 ID Street Wednesday afternoon
cn,F. Stevens Of Portland hal
y ~ ~ guss. Of her parents, Mr.. ant
~ ,':' sinsr ~ q. Haggett, during the pas
rsk.
.,.E Buck Of Boston was tn,
1s"si bjs mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
.s sa. and !, bis brother, DR.. c. l.. Buck
~, s,,t'T days last week.
,,.,irg At Grange Hall Tuesday even
his week, Shaw's orchestra
g., auso will furnish transports
W. nom Norway to the dance
,...,b 2. Porter, a member of the
% ~ I,rcs Of Boston, has been the
F..' n hi, brother, John A. Porter
. ~ otSe, h relatives, for few days.
n. and Mrs. q. a. Morton and Kath'
RICHARDSON and Miss Julia P. Nor
.,s At Ksmp Killooleet, Shsgg
sa.s @ aver the holiday and weekend.
n. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler and
..s,5,sr Miriam went Thursday night
: a.s -, camp at Shagg Pond, and expect
y ,.m,iu there through the present
Msf
usnbsrs Of Mt. Mica Lodge, No.
-T0OF., and Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
~ 10. No 80. are asked to meet at their
sSS2SOP. NJ. on Sunday, June s, for
rDpprais memorial exercises
v.norisl Day coming on Friday, for
=. .Ssns6t OF gardening and other pur-
-. tbe factory OF the Paris Msnufac-
IN, Co was shut down not only for
!. holiday bat or Saturday also.
Va Clara Chase, who makes her
,,-s vith her daughters in Msssschu-
s,,, came last week to open her rooms
M, house on Western Avenue, and
m remain here for the summer.
v, and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton and son
g.p,, Mr.. and Hrs. George z. Fsrnum,
TnRB. Wiggin and son Ripaldo, and
Inpk Maxim spent the last three days
I,,. week in camp at Concord Pond.
Barnard 2. Twischell, wife and two
Aildrsn. Of Oakland, spent the weekend
Ttb M, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Z.
Tyitcbsli. They we're accompanied by
Mn Mildred Heald Of Madison,
tss Of Mrs. Twi,chell.
Nr,. Mary E. Daniels, who has been
xius for Mrs. Martha Evans for the
N, three months, has gone TO the home
fiber ,on, A. NJ Daniels, at Paris Hill.
Es Evans is now being cared for by
V,s Paid az Enrol. Y. ii,
Horace Maxim has sold his place on
be Bolster Distric, road to |. 81. Mace,
4 he blacksmith, who has been living on
be Russell farm. Mr.. Maxim has built
lamp for occupancy across the road
tuu The house Of q q. Maxim at Pine
Corsf.
WI. Winchester OF Berlin, n. r.,
mat South Paris Wednesday. he was
runs time q, South Paris, but left here
asniy.tvO years ago, though he looks
indy q day older than be did then.
20 nov runs q peanut and popcorn
Eand IN Berlin, and says be is doing well
gh
The Martha o. Wymsn house on High
SrssI has been sold through the real
Eais agency Of j, Hastings Bean to
I'chls 3. Stsaras, who will occupy ID
Elh bis family. The Stesrns family
ave been living in Miss Whitmsn's
hl's 90 Main Street, recently sold to
IL SOyes.
Nn Leon S. Fairbanks and daughter
irioris Of Abingdon, Mass, are guests
saE mother, Mrs. Mary b. Crockett.
II. hirosnks is expected some time
asEsek, when the Fairbanks family will
. 10 their camp at Concord Pond for a
seek, and Mrs. Fairbanks and daughter
ngrsnain here longer.
nn Of new paint Is going on TO the
kofs tronss, and more or less on the rest
! ins buildings. Among the fronts
,lcA are getting the paint are those OF
t'tnan 4 Andrews, n. Dayton Bolster
70, Chas. B. Howard Co., Walter l..
SaE Alton C. Wheeler, and NJ. w.
MIN and NOyes & Pike in Maxim
aoek.
ne annual juniOr-ssnlor reception OF
Aaigh school was given by the class
alGQ to the class Of 1919 at the high
Gooi building Thursday evening. The
asfalnment program included music
4 garhsstrs, duet by Misses Eva An
s'n and Marie Newton, the presenta-
So OF "Tbe Sweet Family" vocal solo
4 yAoFton '. Bolster, and remarks by
e'aa'o Bean, who has been in the serv-
1ia me Black Watch, and was in sew
"a battles on the western front. A
%san Of marches and games followed.
sopila recital Saturday evening, May
4 .sstsd BY Miss Dean, violinist, at
"aOns OF Miss Nellie N. Jackson:
''si-Asturks,
Miriam Robertson, Edith Lowell.
sas-s Danse Ecossaise,
Confidence,
nm. Miriam Robertson.
'"-Srilllant Tiger LILY,
Edith Lowell and Miss Jackson.
hos Berceuse from Jocelyn,
Phyhs and Strephron,
rsns Alice Fields.
Miss Dean.
Sa-l Tam 0'Shanter,
Mountain Pink,
Edith Lowell.
Sas-s Allegro from Beethoven Sonata,
Chapel In the Woods,
Maxine Bennett.
march from Tsnnhauser,
Alice Field and Miss Jackson.
ka.-S FS',ass FF,SSsE Song.
Love Dreams.
hhs Edith Lowell.
Miss Dean.
sn Sextet from Lucia,
4 humoresqDe,
Concert Waltz,
Alice Field.
A0s-o Chopin Polonaise,
nountaln Stream,
II q hazurka,
Maxine Bennett.
| M pus .. recital BY beginners and fra
noa Spao % year pupils Saturday after
TS.na1ua nv nay : "a at 8 o'clock, at the homI
onln' Thro' the Rye,
Asa shaw and Miss jackson.
sind Solo- Just We Two,
Dance on the Green.