Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-08
SOUTH PARIS.

= n..,.r swan of East Bethel Was IL
y ss' %. Day last week, ,.....
w.. p.s,l Bennett was in Lewiston
s NJ q days last week.
-" -. Tbom., Barnes went to Portland
...S,y to visit relatives
,.,,r, Bernard Of Keen's Mills Was IL
Ai Mage . day or two recently
2 Cusbmau Of Woodstock wa
-, 18Th s'n.S Paris Tuesday on business
ZIG Littlefeld has put in q plat
" s :, on the northern side of hi
- Christine Willard OF Bryant,
NE ...s guest Ct Miss Annie Auzz!
s.sesk.
p,D,i,, Mission Circle met in th'
ias - The Baptist church Thursds!
Lnsrnoon.
,,hs, barbinger Of spring is re
- pbebe bird, the pioneer o.
aya'chsr'' =.
y, and Mrs. Ernest Kenney Of Gsrdi
.srs recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
s9scs EdWafds
-. Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
In -. me, Thursday afternoon with
= Chanwar
-. r,pior Erdessor of the Congrs.
s.'sI rburch met at the church YES
r .yT:dnssdsy afternoon
ro,l.s api Bsry silver visited then
-.Sn.rspts A.-. and Mrs. William
nd. in Nos.5 Paris, Isst week.
w,. gszsl Dc ass, who spent sew
: S,v, about l1s village last week,
=, ,.,9rp.d Go Der home in Bethel.
d, and Mrs Faulkner will attend
!. Maine sunus. conference OF the
examination in Fairfield this week.
-,,,swil, be 3 social dance at Acade-
-,g,l Paris Hill, Saturday evening,
Is,l Y. Music by Shsw's orchestra
a,.',orcbe.y furnished music for
=. B-5Eu L Buck Spring Opening al
yrE,y lac, Saturday afternoon and
Esling
rs.sudenss Of the High School pre-
,,,,.s their drama The Old Fashioned
Mother" to : good house 10 Oxford
Tsursisy evening
Jobu Carver, principal Of Camden
gI,b school and formerly principal of
~ bish sc5o0 10 this village, was .
wsa, visitor 10 ;cTo.
Tb, Ladies' social Union of the
Trrsrsslist church sill meet with Mrs.
Horace swan 70 sew for the fair Wednes-
ly afternoon, Apr. g.
NnA.D. Park entertained the Bar
pu Reading Club Of Norway Thursday
lssnoOn. The reading vas from The
Tnl Of the Maine Pioneers"
TIE April term Of the United States
District Cour, 10 Portland opened Wed
,stsy morning. Among the jurors is
7suk Wilson Of this town.
Mrs. Stella Abbott and SOD Vincent
Esu. several days 10 Portland last week,
naa Of Mrs Abbotrs grandparents,
". and Mrs. Samuel Howard.
Esury Morton and Gordon Powers
Ipsn. several days recently at Camp
CaucOrd, hiking IN from Brysnt's Pond
i.nugh foot Of newly fallen snow.
AW. Walker & Sons will have their
thirteenth sDnus 6sld day on April 18th.
Sa only will they make q display Of
machinery and other things but furnish
Ihsd.
Anssting Of the several officers OF the
Oxford County " C. T. L. will meet
Wiz Mrs Geo. R. Morton on Monday
tseinOon, April I, to consider plans for
9scOnvantion.
Hold Der Newt. she's headed for the
!lncs Al Grange Hall Friday night OF
lbs week, given by Shsw's Novelty Jazz
Orchestra. AL come and enjoy your
RlYss.
Among those who attended Pomona
inngs At Oxford Tuesday were Mr.. and
IN Frank Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Slsrson, Mrs. Charles Dudley and
IoSa Brown.
The monthly meeting of the women's
Missionary society Of the Congregational
@liea was held Thursday afternoon
VIC Yrs. Nelson g, Elder. The SUB
!si considered was Justice and Broth
EAOOd."
aon, ". q, Eastman Of Sumner was
aSOlsh Paris Wednesday. Mr.. East.
ala has been substituting as postmaster
@A: L. Palmer at East Sumner, and on
!'ssday last, was appointed assistant
@Tnastsr Of that offce.
Ihe program for the Summer Chau-
aqua has been received. II contains
Slal interesting features, among them
y BANDA Rosa; the Russian String
yAtstss; Charles T. Grilley and daugh-
~ Iaouas Brooks Fletcher, and z. z.
Msnont-Thomssoa.
A'ol Theatre is closed for repairs.
unexpected 10 Si' be closed eli this
aSaA. a new door will be laid and
"aH quite extensive repairs will be
a4s The ne1 management, MessTs.
I'gan & Gray Of Lewiston, expect to
w 90 pictures May lst.
n; qaatssIte from the Jolly Gentlemen
S.T Vao will furnish music for the Odd
, saU anniversary on the 24lh Of this
cI saa; The quartette members are
.'un boss, first tenor; Donald Brooks,
, w. tenor; Henry Woodwork, bari
~. Arthur Withsm, bass. Henry
...asoFsh has been appointed business
~"'ss' Of this qusrtette.
a. adiOgrau from Colonel Frank NJ.
S., commanding the lOSrd United
SsS Infantry in which so many Paris
.NS'Way boys belong, was received
sH'u4y IRON the transport America,
~. ps race, Newfoundland, saying the
Tssrs that near their native land.
S', Hs expected to have landed In
wv 0eiore this is printed.
\. ."-s Mss Geraldine Farrar celebrated
So' '.sath birthday Wednesday after.
49,, me home Of her grandparents,
r.. ,0d Mrs. Everett Farrar. The little
~ = we're Lucinda Ripley, Frank
Ct, Teddy Hammond, Zhp6s Doran,
l nv. Noyes, Betty Carter, Muza
I5i, .i . ava Grant, Gordon Grant, Ger.
Bennett and Ethel Boyce.
s1 IAN, on the Grand Trunk Railway
asiN.sy those going east, have beer
soHi 70 De late during the past week
Ann 'PInlon Of the trainmen as to The
s,D oH divided, some ascribing the delay
S, KING uphsaval of the track and soms
ai,I' new style Of close fitting women,
srs.s A bystander bearing this re
naS0 That the women were eettins
n,o,.S ~ exercise the franchise recently
tsut soem to vote for the next prssi
n. II made them feel mannIsh