Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI III / AA0'
pobsrt Taylor of Byron has moved to
this village.
O.,,.D shurtleff, Jr., of Portland was
:. ,o,u Wednesday.
rp Durham was In Dixteld on bust
y. ops dag last week.
usrbert Gibbs and little son
o!.,;s we're In West Paris Tuesday.
Mia. Flora Murch has returned from .
rs weeks visit in Massachusetts,.
~. lila Stsarns Of Bethel was .
~. Of Mrs. Frank Taylor Tuesday.
NJ, Alton C. Wheeler was in Angus
nUI business several days last week.
-. Dapsrs say they are having GRO
in Biddeiord; but it seems to be
..ncu.ses here 10 South Paris.
O,,x,, orchestra will furnish music
-. dance at the Mountain Club House
~ Tuesday night Of this week
D., Chester Gore Miller was In Me-
n Ealls one day last week to attend
M funeral Of Mrs. Augusta Foss.
S,,x,s Iszz Novelty Orchestra Of five
50. furnished music for q dance at
Son,b waterford last Friday night.
S.,x,, Novelty Orchestra Of four
-. win furnish the music tonight
gs W. for the March ball at Grange
BAL.
ui,.ss Ethelyn Florence and Doris
v,rcv ~ Berlin, v g., we're guests Of
,bsir aunt, Mrs.. D. D. Fletcher, Tues
day.
Mia Carrie A. Gray attended the
Mating of the Sunshine Club at Albion
: Ibbo,t's lsss Thursday as an invited
gusst
M,,Nae Fales Penfold, who has been
,;,i,inv her grandmother, Mrs. William
p, Morton, has returned to her home in
Portland.
Ns.p. J. N. Millett and U. q. Heald
,,,bIs town attended the Maine Fruit
G,oxer,' convention in Auburn Tuesday
and wednesday of last week.
Ne. Jasper Hsggerty has recovered
i,om her recent illness aud has Joined
"a, husband 10 this village. She has
ham stopping 10 BOlster's Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perkins have
roysd their goods into the rent in the
Riggs building, over the dental rooms
JfP D 5. Bartlett, and are keeping
house there.
Camera Pershing says the 26th Divis-
I'm viii land 10 Boston about March 1st
Camera March says 1t will be several
months before it lsnds-snd Ansnias
gave up the ghost.
Mrs. Richard Gsffner and daughter
Esther Of Fryeburg are visiting Mrs.
howard ". Shaw at her home on Pine
Street.. Mrs Gather is an old school
nate Of Mrs. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler and
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Cole, went to
Lsgiston Tuesday to visit Mrs. Alice
Sssrps in the Central Maine General
hospital, that city.
hon. CDsEits W. oOnhoi was ooioAc
The legislative committee in Augusta
lss, week and spoke 10 favor Of $1,000
appropriation for cutting down and re-
pairing StOwell Hill.
Those who have not been out on the
back roads do not realize how the wind
dlasl week piled the small amount of
NOV into drifts. Il really looks like
winter, but it's March for all that and
can't last very long.
The adultery case between Frank Estes
Of Poland and Mrs. Rosie Aver OF South
Paris was brought before the Androscog-
gin Superior Court in Auburn Tuesday,
iud the parties freed BY suggestion OF
The county attorney.
The river and the brooks round about
South Paris are all free from ice-have
been most OF the winter for that mat
ef-snd Il seems the wild geese know
Il At any rate they have been trying
them during the past week.
Michael KsrwiD, the genial baggage
master and train announcer at the Grand
Trunk station, fell while about his work
Tuesday morning and was quite severely
Injured. He was taken TO the Trufant
Hospital In Norway, but Is now back on
bic job.
Prof. Shirley J. Rawson Of this village,
principal Of the Mexico High School,
vas arraigned before the Rumford NUM-
cpal Court Monday charged with pun
sizing unduly a pupil, Daniel Pensiro,
Who bad sworn out . warrant against
hin. RaWsOn was acquitted.
Mrs. L. c. Smiley is to have as mil
hnsry designer for this season Miss Bsna
Bseds Of Portland, who was here In the
zane capacity year or two since, but
vas called home by death In the fam
uy, Miss Beede will accompany Mrs.
smiley to market this week.
Prof. q. q. Stuart, q native of South
Frs, now superintendent of the public
enools OF Augusta, has gone to Chicago
70 attend the annual convention Of the
apartments OF superintendents of the
National Educational Association which
vas In session from February "a to
March !.
The z0dlscsl light has been particular.
brilliant during several evenings OF
nspast week An hour or so after sun.
0o'n on some OF these nights the west
"nH say looked an entire section of the
lHEJ way. More evenings Of this
p0eoomena should follow during the
asIs two weeks.
Kew, and Frs. C. Wellington Rogers
nave received word from their son, Tai
POI I. Rogers that he has received his
submission ss lieutenant and has been
'a"eosrged from the army. He has been
nIoe Aviation Corps in Texas for sew
aa months. he expects to remain
1ns time in Texas as be has q position
WIN The Texas Oil Company in Bazoria.
:, A bluebird was announced Just before
as recent snow storms. Perhaps he
1s siighs mistake In the time OF his
Snsa, YET the winter has been so mild
~efsn not any particular reason Why
should not have come Ia January a.
10 February. Perhaps he did but
svugeo the Democrat reporter. At any
ns, toat other early bird which gets
s'rs before the worms, the robin, has
'''o 10 evidence in places all winter.
10 the Cumberland Superior Court the
N Of last week, verdict WAS returned
w sosi Aarston Of Portland against the
~ = Hedlon Company, for damages IN
,n ~ sum OF ~ ,4S5. The plaintiff, who 10
w! Oh ten or twelve years, was In
year or two since by the collapse
aoaiiding which the defendant com
10y was engaged In taking down. The