Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-22
SOUTH PARIS.

m ,isu Of spring: white boots
y, ss', show windows, - ,.ou, 70.
5s91so t'sr 1i,'i for the Easter recess,
a.. Walter L. Gray spen'
NJ. and A ~ Boston during last week
s'''' p Knight has returned &c
US Alice D., D. = work Beach, and is q
;chsns here .,,,,, e.. sister IL
Josn = whom he had not SEQ" ~
''''' Da7i. spent the holiday
George -. ria daughter, Mrs, Eugen'
: s; s.T.n,, in Portland
.,.,t the regular Tuesday even
R ;1.es .. Grange Hall, with music O'
s''' I Ssr., Social Union will meet
The LsI ne December fair at Mrs. W.
s 2 '::', II, wednesday at 2 P NJ
' ,a.' v,,ioris Peuley has been at home
Mss S Ss.;sr vacation from her teach
,, iai EHstsrvills for the past week
Monday evening the annual
IDS I I,Ss Seneca Club Is held with
W q R Carter on Western avenue
- -. LIST Of nigh school parts given
y 'T n, m, lss, week, the prophecy
p s. Y Porter was inadvertently
Iated' -
Ansaf f,,iopgbs within the past week
Mi , !. I, Grant Of Co. D, and Roland
sgge'i
g...,,.g Pence has purchased the
s l4,IIC 4 Young, on High Street 3
Hals S I, a north Of the village, for q
Hisncs
~. cso,gs n. Giles Of Auburn Wis
10 T sister Mrs. I. J. Monk, st Nor
!, - , ~ lew day, last week, and called on
tsri, here
Bssn is putting 10 two oato
lain the two fats OF his house on
. 80. Street besides q small osck
yrIrds on each floor.
,l Mrs CbsrIes Hutchinson Of
-. - 5s,s been guests Of Mrs. Hutch
~. ,,-', ,i.,er. Mrs. Ralph Perkins, for a
!, j,y, during tee past week.
, 2 Carter Of West Paris and his
A.,b,s, Miss Msul Carter, who teaches
'v,,,.,buss,,s and was at home for
!. T,,,sr vacation, we're here calling on
H.,is ss, Tuesday.
rsvlssA Young has purchased OF J.
has the house on High Street now
,...,Isd Nv Donald P. Chapman and
S~II, ps1. north OF that occupied by
n inss and family.
v,RE Strickland aud two sons OF
ssna,tady. Y. Y, arrived Monday
T,b,,, The home Of her parents, MT.
,,Sy- c z McArdle, and will remain
rpus time, coming on account OF the
lhIih Of Ms. McArdle.
Irrk &. Plnmuer has bsrgained for
4, ,Drcbsss Of the farm Of z. W. Fsrrsr
n Bigb Street about three miles north
M village. Mr.. and Mrs. Fsrrsr will
wbaby 20 for the present 10 stay with
ashnily OF their son in Portland.
Vr Lillian SWEET and little daughter,
,.o have been living with her sister,
IN Tsrusl Edwards, since the death
IN, SWEET, have returned TO their
susOu Highland Avenue. Mrs. Swett's
alhsr, Mrs. Laura Chase, will live With
I
I Oscar Swift. who recently sold his
I'm 10 Sumner. has purchased the house
aLson A. Brooks on Cross Street east
THE river, and will move there with
.Ihniy. Mr.. Brooks and family will
am to farm purchased OF the DR..
l,gsitIie.
IN. Bertha Martin OF Michigan and
.g 800 Floyd Harlow Of Worcester,
hS we're guests for few days last
Hsf Of Mrs. Martins mother, Mrs.
a.sn Ware, and Mrs. Martin, after visit
y 10 Portland for a short time, will
n7rn here for another visit.
Lsuk Andrew Eastman, a graduate OF
nfii High School, who has been serving
aAs aviation branch of the army, was
ere Wednesday night on bis way. to his
ao1s 10 Waterford BE has received
hdlschargs, but hopes later TO re-enter
Is,vice in the regular army.
0 z Barrows is digging the cellar
Inothsr house Oh the south side OF
aroEs Street, 90 the lot next to the
n1is OF Arthur Z Clark. BE says be
Asn'I know as be shall build a house
2as this year, but he's going to get
acY and it's pretty safe guess what
ell Do under those circumstances,
a''cally as be has good part Of the
&::isary lumber a, hand.
according to the card, the Norway
'Ni ous leaves South Paris at twenty
aa0tss past certain hours during, the
~ In fact, as we'll as can be judged
nm several attempts to catch IL, II
ana South Paris as soon as ii gets here
70 circles Market Square, without
-1ca reference 10 the clock. We used
SN1 about the electric car, but that
@SasOttsu leave ahead Of schedule.
40 object lesson in the inspirational
tN OIL music has been afforded the
s'aocfa, establishment within the past
!" nays. New telephone connection
- 0eeo Installed 10 place of the old
~Pnsnt, and the job made necessary
hllng OF a number Of holes into the
80 vail OF the building. The driller,
ing nom the ruugs of q ladder,
s,-'Aso lively tune, and the blows OF
"a 1AnGer generally kept time to the
, ,.ae' II somehow recalled TO mind
-. nose OF a former generation used
s sAl Of hearing men breaking fax In
~Isn time. 1t was said there were
r.' 'ys OF employing men to do the
~ aad that these could be distin-
sr'oso irOm some distance. The blows
!. %s would say, "By-the-
SI',.o!-the-day;" while from
1 n S'' The blows would say, Blythe
1Theiob, by-the-job-j job job"
49,, w. Walker & Son were no less sue
l Srs.,. Ia't Wednesday In getting the