Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
SOUTH PARIS.

Miss Hazel r. Heath spent Sunday In
Portland with frlends.
Mrs. Ella s. Heald OF East Sumner 10 q
gusst of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Park.
The meeting Of the Red Cross branch
has been adjourned to Friday OF this
week.
IDancs Saturday night rs usual. Clar-
sucs Jackson floor manager. Shaw's
Orchestra.
Miss Geneva Young 10 at home from
her teaching in Medford, Mass, for the
Holiday vacation.
Nance at Grange Hall Christmas night,
nth music by Shsw's Orchestra, and q
good time is expected.
Rev. and Mrs. d. r. Faulkner are
amending the Christmas season with
their children In Boston.
Miss Alice Hunter of Strong, q gradu-
ate OF Paris High School, is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. r. Goldsmith.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leslie L. Mason have
bseu in New York during the past week
attending convention Of toy makers.
Albert T. Rogers is at home from Bow
dom for the holiday recess, and Is in the
store of the Chss. 81. Howard Co. as
clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar <. Bsrrows are in
Pelham, n H., visiting the family OF
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. McAlister,
for few weeks.
Gustavs Porter Is at home from the
University of Pennsylvania to spend the
holiday recess with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Porter.
I, s. Sessions was at Bethel Sunday
10 assist In the music at the Congregs-
tionsl church there, singing . solo, and
slsO in the qusrtstte.
Mrs. Donald S. Bartlett went Saturday |
10 her former home in Methuen, Mass.
10 spend the week. DIR. Bartlett will 90 !
there on Wednesday.
Donald Wight was at r. z. Bsrrows'
over Friday night, while on his way |
home from Bates College to Bolster's
Mills to spend the vacation.
Edward Wight, who has been attend
ing the high school and staying at r. Z.
Bsrrows', went to bis home at Bolster's
Mills Friday i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Euuice Fobss, who teaches 10
Wakefield, Mass, 10 spending the holi-
dsy recess with her niece, Mrs. James
Osvell Of Pine Street, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Barnes and Miss
Helen NJ. Barnes are spending Christ
mas week with Mr.. and Mrs. Holman
Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Abbott
in Portland.
Miss Doris Kerr, who has been In the
Office OF W. J. Wheeler & Co. since grad
uating from the high school last June,
has taken a position in the Norway
National Bank.
Rev j. L. Wilson was joined here last
week BY Mrs. Wilson, and they got sstab-
lished or Friday in the Baptist psrson-
age, which has been undergoing repairs
and improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Parlin, who
have been with Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
Edgerly for the past two months, have
returned to their home In Wilton. Mr..
Psrln's health is much improved.
Dr. W. B. Raymond has purchased the
house which Maurice L. Noyes Ia now
building on the Whitman lot on Main
Street This will be modern house Of
eight rooms and bath, hot air heating
plant, oak finish.
A number of modern improvements
have recently been put in by Leon A.
Brooks at his farm near the village, in
Guiding q pressure water system, with
modern bath room, and running water
10 the barn, and milking machine.
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard Of the Hub
bard House, Paris Hill, who has had
rooms at Mrs. Kate StusrPs for the past
few weeks, will 60 TO Hebron Friday to
take the position of mstron at Sturte-
want Home, the girls dormitory Of He
bron Academy.
Albert q. Wheeler is at home from the
Massachusetts, College of Pharmacy,
Boston, 10 spend the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Frank s. Dudley. he was
accompanied here by Miss Gertrude
McClsnethsn Of New York city, who is
sguest at Mr.. Dudley's.
W. c. Thayer, master of Paris Grange,
and Mrs. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A.
Brooks, and A. E. Morse, attended the
State Grange meeting In Bangor last
week. Mr.. Morse, who has been chap
lain Of the State Grange for some years,
was reelected to that position.
Florence Matte, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orsmell w. Pratt, died Thurs
do nA
Street, at the age OF five months, after
wasting illness. The funeral was held
Saturday forenoon, and was attended oy
Rev. G. W. Rogers. The remains were
placed in the tomb at Riverside Gene
terry
On Friday afternoon at the closing |
exercises Of the three primary schools OF
the village, either Mr.. or Mrs. Santa
Claus appeared most opportunely with .
gift for each child. The women OF the
W. e. T. u. had assisted Santa In finding
the presents, for they are all very fend
Of little folks and like TO see them have
agOod time.
Rocky Aldo of Hsverhill, Mass, who /
was beaded for the woods in New Hamp- |
shire to work on q lumber job, was taken |
of the up train by the officers Tuesday |
morning, after be bad attempted to do |
up the train crew. While not fiercsly |
drunk, he was considerably exhilarated. |
10 the Norway Municipal Court Wednes-
day morning be was fined $40 and costs,
the whole amounting to $3.50. Being |
unable to pay, he is boarding it out In
jail for thirty days.
The following 10 sslt-explanatory:
NEWTON, MASS, Dec. l.. 1919.
To my fathers sbopmates ct the Paris
Mfg. Co.:
/ take this opportunity to thank you
one and all for the esteem In which You
held my father az evidenced by the beau |
tiiul A0ral Offering that you sent to the
funeral. II 10 gratifying to think ut this
sad time that my father held such
warm place In al your hearts. IL 10 .
comforting thought TO know that my
father was 90 rich In friends. thank
you from the bottom Of my heart.
Most sincerely,
JOHN KIRwIN.
A number of the Republican women
met Saturday afternoon according 10 the
call, for organization. As Engine House
IN MI