Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
SOUTH PARIS.


" s, ~ Of her sister, Mrs. Gsors
ID' Novelty Jazz Orchestra goes :
'sisus' vs.. NJ Tuesday evening OF thi
Chandler of the Norwa.
sasst . and family have moved from
irsr'i'si sO the house of Harry D. Col
spins street ola row,
VI .. ~ been guests for a few N d. day y,
~ ,Is.r, aorse's, returning to incl
sss Tuesday
n.Dnjson returned home Wed
aifso, -St for the summer vacation
,'dil u,esDIstiug bis first year at TIT
ss'%'1ssity Of Maine
ii Mrs. Ellsry c. Park anC
v Miss Muriel Park OF Betoe
a !" town Tuesday, Mr.. Psrk coming
"n.sai probate court
v.,bsl Stanley, after visiting bel
~ r., Stapley here for q short time
20 VIZ TT5nrsdsy 10 the home OF hei
s;l s' IN, Newton Stanley, in South
H;aind' - ~,
and Mrs. Irving o. Barrows LEFT
"a! - b. automobile for a vacation trll
my " tsn DAYS to Massachusetts,.
! w. vi visit friends and relatives IN
IN and Bro'h'0n'
% Adkins has greatly improved the
pace OF his buildings on High
- nav coat Of paint. Mr.. Ad-
VIC: ~ \ he work himself but admits
~ - ~ does not belong TO the union"
,bs prospect Of entries for the
a.! ~ 80 wants was so poor, and some Of
49,. ''SooIs had voted not to participate,
-s:-rday school field day which was
INA. = for the 2Tth has been given up.
.,D,i5srsble number of the mem
- bs Grand Army and the Ladies
"a e A r. attended the annual
.,mnmsDt a, Auburn last week, Wed
'-i,T being the day Of the largest at
E3sncs.
~. Jolly Gentlemen Glee Club will
1 -. mart few weeks give series OF
-.,,.,inmeuts and dances in the neigh
s..;r, towns, one each week. This
~ tbsy 20 10 BOlsteT's Mills, Wednes-
b. evening, June %,
7hs,s will be & dance at Academy
~ Paris Hill. Friday evening OF this
,sI with music 5y Psrker's String
o..5s.t-a Of Lewiston. There will also
"a Pourth OF July ball at the same
,,os with the same music.
D, and Mrs. Cbas. L. Buck went Sat-
,,i,y % Bailey's Island for a stay OF ten
au Dr.. Buck calls this a vacation,
9; avs Il is the first be has taken since
y opsusd bis dental Office. In thirty
ms be has not been away more than
/ hr days at one time.
Tia Srst graduation ball of Paris High
SbooI Friday evening was q great sue
"a and brilliant affair. Music was
finished by Shsw's Orchestra Of ten
.xss Sevsnty-fye couples or more
rn on the floor, and all seemed to
/ say the occasion fully.
Dcnsld S. Briggs, who has been in a
] tus factory at Wilton during the winter,
wiu town a short time last week, 60
4 Y from here Thursday to Westport, n.
| 7, where be is 10 have q position as
s.ik in hotel for the summer, as in
sTsra previous seasons.
Guests at Mrs. Sadie L. Silver's Thurs
aJ night, coming TO attend the high
Ehoo graduation, were W. 81. Childs
nd Charles Cbilds and family Of North
l nris Albert Silver and Mrs. Wallace
I .rk Of Bethel, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z.
| 2sdd Of South Portland.
Sale Of fireworks will be permitted
sl rear, in both Paris and Norway, as
nIsas before the war. The state in
nance commissioner urged that per-
MA to sell fireworks be not granted, but
Xlars be did this, verbal assurances had
lsr given that the sale would be per-
.ued, and stocks had been purchased.
Allie Gotta, VINO has been in the service
Galistls more than a year, and landed
America from the other side some
p weeks since, arrived in South Paris
I.sstay night. He has Immediately re-
Ensd some of bis former activities, and
lisd cOrnet in the orchestra at the
Ash school graduation Thursday even
1y
Host Of the grade schools Of the vii.
" bad planned picnic for Friday at
lass Grove, but the catchy weather oil
AofenOOn was not encouraging. How.
as, being all ready to go, they changed
laf plans and went to the fair grounds
ne's the ball was opened TO give them
eaisi, and they had things very coin
aflbls
Ss7entesn Of the Delta Alphas in foul
al made the trip to Redding last Tues
y 70 spend the day with Mrs. Myrtle
scaa'dson at the Buck farm, where tht
aeha'dson family are spending the sum
ss A visit was made during the ds!
sMasg Pond, which is a mile or twt
Enef on. There was a little rain, bu
Asnough to do any harm, and the ds!
2l its features was greatly enjoyed.
NJ. and Mrs. c. E. Campbell and Har
- 4. CAMPBELL have been with their PEG
mere for few days. eddie" Camp
~ las Just been discharged from tn
N'iee. Previous to the war be was II
apo! OF the telephone company, AM
WI We entered the war he enlisted ant
s'Sd IN the Signal Corps, in which b
~ zane trSt sergeant. He and his wif
Igo nom here TO Wakefield, Mass
a'9c A. Campbell is employed a
vak ID the Grand Trunk station a
aV's nom Harold 7. Briggs Of Wi
~ sso oy the way is chairman of th
s%lli'Iee on sports for the affair mer
TFS'o, says: "July 4, the town Q
wy, ,I'On mas planned a celebration an
S.Vos home for its boys. Bands hay
~ nlrsd, speakers engaged, ball game
rseo, In fact, everything that col
,oS a'ss a regular time. So crank u
wi Itnsys, aud on July 4 climb 'Ol
1 s'aSeo and head for Wilton. 1t wi
sua0dy trip, and will we be glad
"!Oa' Pn say we will"
I S0ns Of the last acts of the yea
!, 'Otter Street Primary School Thur
No under direction of sheir teachs
~ Leach, marched to the house nea
1 I,.SH s school house and serspadsd Mr.
NJ &. Forbes, singing three sons
NJ, SWING her three cheers In recogn
H.. W me conrtesies she had show
\, %. NO the bother" they had been
hi. Inc children doubtless enjoy,
NJ S y, out they certainly appreciate
Pension o,Ssss no more fully than did Mr.
,sISs Ss, Il generally pays to be "got
h., n Ssnue.t Pike of Brldgton is q cand
Cosho, Judge of the new Northe
seriand Munioinal Courf I'm