Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-13
QOUTH PARIS.

N,.. Albert D. Park have
" ,oa ,,S R.ugslsy on a fishing TRIP
~. pas. few days
H Barrows is visiting the fam
IT. =, y. ., daughter. Mrs. NJ. V. Nc
asa . d Pelham Me- n. q, :. =, r,.,
" .i"s Tor Mrs. Ceylon NJ. Kim
-, .S ;o b, young son born the 3D.
Nsrrill was at Shslburne,
d. n n Tuesday doing veterinary
,, N. \. Morgan Stock Farm OF u A
~ v,,,srst A. Baker of W. j.
w - i, taxing vacation from
!. 's.s ibis week, and is AZ oSf NUNS
.,... R. Durham, telegraph Opsr-
I y. Grand Trunk station, is quite
81 ' ~ to the house at his home
sYssan! Street
.,s thousand young pines have
IF: 49, by the Paris Manufacturing
~ %. ..iorssting on the burned area
NIB. 1N,ybanE'''
Vbssler and Orlsnd Ham OF
lw.S ,Osnt the last three days Of
$751; ~ a fishing trip, making their
E I'',,,srs at Mr.. Whesler's camp at
aE Pond
.,,oxd attended the dance at
g,ji last Tuesday evening given
s,,'s Novelty Jazz Orchestra.
IN give another on Tuesday even
IsathIs week.
,,sNs Dewitt MscKinnon and
49,, Dorothy Of Hopkinton, Mass,
-, recent guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
.v Merrill. Mrs. MacKinnon
= S,nsrly Miss Florence AcArdle OF
aA Paris,
4uDM Richardson went Thurs
,,it her daughter, Mrs. Walter
e., n Exeter, \. g., going by auto
M. "a FAR as Portland with Mr.. and
go Norton, and taking the train
70 Aa; city.
1 70, lao Under Of MsnkstO, Mimi,
n, io,. been discharged from the
-. /, The guest Of bis mother, Mrs.
;.Iipdsr. on Western Avenue. He
s,,bs marks of bis service, having
' myers Of bis right hand msngled oy
tErsl.
l v and Mrs. Charles q. Churchill
~ ,.lurusd to South Paris from West
~, where they have been for the
" "a, or more. Mr.. Churchill has
,xI finished the job of cutting the
In ,ud timber from lot be bought
NJ Wet Sumner.
}IsHP. DennisOn Of Auburn, Ind,
4 ,,s Is, week for 3 visit to the family
{I,spu NV, Dennison. Mr.. Den
IN and the families Of Charles P.
1].,iyu and L. G. Written, of Auburn,
IrGveted here to spend their vscs-
4 !. iar in the season.
4 Isbu, William, after the death and
,,si Of bis mother, Mrs. Harriet
{Frin. returned home with his brother
ilxxh William TO Pittsfeld, Mass,
1 4 expects to make bis home there.
I:ining takes a good bass out OF the
H. Gentlemen GIee Club.
4h c. W. Rogers and Mrs. L. A.
lnii attended the State Congrega-
a Conference which was held at
llHrn last Tuesday, Wednesday and
sstay. A number of others from
5sSulh Paris church planned to at
n Wednesday, going by automobile,
ahs nin Of that day prevented.
4 hinpOrtsd that the Grand Trunk is
nn begin an extensive job Of taking
rs uut Of lite pit near the Morse
Aai bridge north Of the village, TO use
Lining the grade Of its yard of stor-
encEI st East Deering. The road
uquite large area of gravel bank
N EAich il some time ago took out 9
aa gsTsl for ballast, but none has
Eaisn out for some years.
inliu Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
ss1n Lake Temple of Norway at
Ensuar meeting Tuesday evening,
z ancsrs and degree staff Of Lake
sfs will sxemplify the degree on
candidates. Rsmlin Temple have
@s'ltsd to attend the annual me-
IA sermon with the Knights of
lAno 90 Sunday, May is. Will all
EnpIssse meet at the hall at 100
nl'isen cans Of trout and salmon fry
a@asg Pond and waters in that vicin-
non the hatchery at Green Lake,
n'nloadsd here Thursday morning
Asn into what it's freQusnters
,anss call Goods country."-What
Fg about the roads doesn't always
"a ne that, though. These fish
g'os way, are supposed to con-
.@I thousand fish each, and some
aM little worried about having
aSfo"s boat around among them,
%aeI grow to weigh from three to
WI aas been received from Capt.
Y l. Sssls that be landed in Nav
nAFa on the George Washington,
expected that be will be at
S0n. Capt. SWEET left here in
Aln1 lieutenant Of Co. D, Second
- NO during his service was pro-
ASa transferred to another regi-
SoOn after Co. D went into the
s~YaEound In the head which
, an % The hospital for a while, and
s's Ss nrst National Guard officer
iSa % europe. Since the signing
!. No y be has been part OF the
s,',a nv 'as army of occupation In
lss. 49, improvement Of the grounds
SuOos at the Grand Trunk station.
yea around the station, which
an sHAste space of bare gravel,
~ sno flower beds have been
lsS.a0G graded with good losm. and
g@ aecge will add to the effect.
ItS,,,,'%u'a end Of the lot the name
Ina. South Paris, will appear
i 49, on the face Of the earth.
IaSo. Ot Improvement vas begun
lGrSaA agent George A. Doran with
snS h. but the supsrinsend-
jss as's one day last week, soon
{SSsS!' started, and seeing what Ii
&ss.a.t,' Dotan as long az he had
pOi ~ DC better go ahead and do
asaSS'ng has been made on the use
sas S purchased few years since
sssr,Iy purposes by Riverside
IN, 1,ss'oclation, on the Paris Hill
Aals, we we top Of the "sand hill"
.M ~ portion OF the field will attn
va w., r.. cultivation at present, but q
'sGi sn'uce has been built around
ss.o lsis middle Of the field, which
Sss u.sS out into lots. The fret
tad, ,Ss u . that purchased BY o. K.
laams ~ : monument bearing the
ssesIn. ~ aas been erected, and where
saoa,h'' Mrs. Clifford, who died