Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-10-14
SOUTH PARIS.

I,mes NJ. Robinson has returned from
Oumnsr. where he has been employed
during the season.
Miss Flora NJ. Mitchell of Portland Is
aha Ouest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Torbes over the weekend.
rbo Ladies' Social Union will meet
cork and business Wednesday after
ZION at $50 O'Clock at the church.
csorve NJ. Elder has sold his house on
c,orE Hin, Main Street, to Scott Martin,
wSo will occupy it with his family.
Corl Mason of Auburn was the guest
ofbis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery w.
Mason, in this village over Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Faulkner, who is
-.-i.tared nurse in Boston, is visiting
~ narepts. Rev. and Mrs. d. +. Faulk-
nsr for week or more.
Mas Ethel Allen, who has been en-
,,ovsd in the office Of the Mason Manu-
sacinrjpg Co, has finished work there
.DJ zone TO her home in West Bethel for
the winter
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brsnner martin
and Fabbrinni) Of New York city have
bssn visiting c. W. Bowker. About ten
vsars ago they were here with the
Tnprss. Aver Stock Co. They play in
TsEiston this week, and Keith's in Port |
land next week.
A 2. Goldsmith and family moved
;,t1 their new house built this season on |
,bs new street leading from Oak Avenue. |
The rant in the j. S. Brown house on
pleasant Street vacated by the Gold
smiths is occupied by George A. Doran
and family.
Crop rsports of the United States
5snarineut of agriculture give the con-
5tion Of he New England commercial
annie crop at this time as sixty per cent
IarCsr than in 1918. Maine is reported
a. having a saventy-6ve per cent crop OF
fine quality.
Miss Madeleine Pillsbury of Pine Point
Uasa ysek. end guest at Writ Stsnley's.
Miss Pilsbury was teacher in the Pleas
ant Street School not long ago, after
wards going to Connecticut as a normal
teacher: is now assisting in the Lincoln
School in Auburn.
Miss Hester Swan of South Weymouth,
Mass. has been a guest at Albert Z
DEANS during the past week. She left
Saturday for home, accompanied as far
As Portland by her cousin, Mrs. Ida D.
Briggs. who goes to take a position in
the Office of the Bracket Box Co. in
Portland.
William Hickie, formerly of South
- ha MI Of no i
Britain Machine Co. at New Britain, CT.
This concern makes a zone horse, one
man tractor" designed to handle the
farming tools which would be used with
one horse, and Mr.. Hickie, in commu-
ncating to the Democrat, is very enthu-
siastie as to its possibilities.
A large number of the Knights of
Pythias attended the district convention
held with Craigie Lodge at Oxford
Thursday evening, when Hamlin Lodge
Of this place worked the rank of knight.
There was a total attendance at the con-
veution Of about 175, which was even
larger than had been anticipated.
&c. Durham and family are moving
from the Theodore Thsyer house on
Pleasant Street to Bridgton, where Mr..
Durham is in charge of the Ripley Il
Fletcher garage. The rent which they
Vacate is to be occupied by Earl Farm
ham, who is employed in the Noyes &
Pike Blue Store, and family, who come
from Lowell.
George L. Knight, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank of Portland,
went through South Paris last Friday on
the hOmeward trip from South Arm,
wearing two handsome deer on the run
hing board OF his Car and ysrd-wide
smile on his face. When the Portland
bankers get venison hungry they "let
George do it,"
County Commissioner Charles W.
Bowker was at Msgsllowsy and Lincoln
Plantations last Tuesday on road hear
ing, John A. Titus took him in bis car,
accompanied by W. o. rockingham and
Writ Stanley. They started at q quarter
Of FIVE 10 the morning, arrived some
time ahead Of the view which was set
for ten o'clock, and after the hearing
and dinner drove home, arriving here
little before six.
Miss Marion Haskell Of Norway, violin,
accompanied on the piano by Miss Ruth
Akers, Donald B. Partridge reader, and
the Jolly Gentlemen Qusrtette provided
the entertainment which followed the
harvest supper at the Universslist church
Tuesday evening. Miss Haskell rem
dsred some fine solos, the Jolly Gentle
nen gave some very taking selections,
and Mr.. Partridge was especially pleas
ing 10 bis readings, whether 10 the line
OF sentiment or humor. The supper
which preceded the program was the
usual harvest supper, and was good IN
quality and bountiful in amount.
Ripley & Fletcher have begun on the
work of an addition to their garage near
The station. The plan OF this Is some
what changed from that announced 10
he Democrat few weeks since. IL Will
consist of an addition at the rear the
width Of the building, fifty feet in length,
and three stories in height. The lower
nOor will be below the lower floor OF the
building as ii stands now, and by reason
Oh the sharply descending ground, drive
way will lead TO the door from the street,
mus giving ground entrance on three
noOrs of the building. The present
street entrance of the building at the
mont will also be closed, stock room
established in the front of that floor, and
ne main entrance changed to the north
eiiy side of the building.
There will be a covered dish social at
the Congregational vsstry Tuesday even
ing, Oct IA, at As o'clock. Following
this farce entitled "How the Club
was Formed" will be given by the young
married ladies of the church. Cast OF
characters:
MS Jones---..---.---.----.Mr Mrs. Ida Fletcher
rs Ms snow Bertha Cnneru
MS shaw Mrs Gusta Bean
Srs. slOcum. .- Mrs. Elsie Chapman
- rs, turner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MRS. LOIS $500
lnAnnah Maria. Mrs. Bessie Fierce
NJ nk5. nSs.haS
ms Spring. Mrs. Clara Mosner
NJ necn------------- ---Mrs. 6race SsesSnS
NJ mTs. ANs Ss,a.t
nfs Brown. Edna Barsiett
Ms smith. Mrs. Ada Barrows
Ms Ms hce---------.-------Mrs. vida McDonpeu,
NJ u aLtAn------------. mrs: Cols p.as.cst
Ne hooos-------------Mrs. Margaret frsscoss
ms higgins Mrs. florice Morso
everyone please bring sandwiches for
9sr own family, and one other article OF
Iood. Admission to entertainment 10
eeots; supper and entertainment, ~
'snts. Entertainment begins at O'CLOCK. |
The Ladies' Social Union Of the Uni,