Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-25
SOUTH PARIS.

CO r Fernsld Of Portland
Ms. . 49, ~ Mrs. Alton c. Maxim.
Mary Ella Daniels is again oarin
/. Mr., Martha Evans.
,tH. Little of Bethel was in tow
r5 s1,, calling on friends
annual banquet Of the Philsthea
Ins ."nrs5 announcement OF dat
III Be made later
a. pv.bisn Sisters will hold
das IN and supper at Pythian HSl
SS,.,jsy evening Feb. 2oth'
vP Pariu of Wilton is tn
MS n her mother, Mrs. Ellen Blake
sas ,i. u Mrs. Elizabeth Eagerly.
-.n,,n6 Trunk relief crew that ha
In' ,S..,Ioned here for several week
S .s aorSsred to Portland Wednesday,
G Wales Of Portland was in tow
s. o. Thursday and called on on
=, Pm h, dealers, Albert W. Walker & Son
~ Mrs Walter L. Gray and Mr.
su.. rs.rfa Mason attended tn
i ~ IN S,jIs q; Lewiston Thursday even
o.
Nh. sns Portr5. who teaches in thu
I's ScSoo' In Cortland, recently Wis
~ 9-i'i 5sr mother, s-s. Ida Porter, a few
lays.
c.,5on Martin, who has been EN-
, u in Lewiston for several months
w.. .!'',irg his people, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eriin.
r,,.-I Graz was in Augusta sew
- a.. the PAST week attending legisls
~ - IN n The interest Of the Great North
\ Al Paper Co,
n, and Mrs. Joseph Currier recently
....,,irsd Mrs Joseph Currier Of
wa, \ r. M-s. B Riggy and Miss
T,,, Riggy Of North Strattord.
r,.r,dis, Social Union will meet to
-. n, the December fair at the home
: M, v. 3 Young, Gothic Street
/ Wednesday at p NJ.
Pr Pogg is showing the new Essex
-. Some cal. f, the little Hudson
-.is, ,ny nam E.; is a handsome Cal
M makes a demonstration that is pleas
sg
rl,,s,os G. Morton of Crystal, n. a.,
-,Ir Town Friday. Miss Eva Walker
,,7,1ad 10 Crysts, with him Friday
r.,ip7 and spsr. the weekend with
M Morton,
Nan WlDslow Of Paris Hill, who re-
ana asst week from a visit of a few
T..k, 10 relatives IN Buffalo, n. Y, was
| mast AZ tbe Andrews House in this
lace for few days.
Philip King, who has a position with
II. New York Life Insurance Company
nd has his headquarters in Portland,
u been spending a few days with his
,.ople. Mr.. aud Mrs J z. King.
Sysrsl Of our citizens who have
,5ortipg blood" attended the winter
s,,s racing carnival of the Poland priv
i ~ Club on Middle Range Lake near
4 Rlud Spring sae last of the week.
MAZE. Neeibam and Mrs. +. G.
Esld Of Portland we're guests of Mrs.
/ B Anderson Thursday Mrs. Needham
vii remain ssyera. days and Mr.. Need
An will join them Friday for the week
I'd.
Yn LuelIs c. Smiley and Mrs. Mary
4 Essssr will entertain the Seneca Club
Monday evening, Feb. "a, at the home
dYn Smiley. Dinner will be served
EiOcIOCk. The evening will be de-
MED to sewing for the refugees.
YnR.T. Garland of Portland, who
An been the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Nelson G. Elder, went TO Buckfeld last
Wednesday to visit her son, Morton P
Garland, who is manager of the branch
anE Of the Paris Trust Company IN
t1i town.
The Wheeler Lumber Company closed
nOperstiOns OF the Stearns Hill lot al
he end Of last week on account Of thu
Eafcty Of snow. The company have
done very large amount Of work dur
ig toe winter and plan to resume opera
EonI there next Sinter.
Seniors Of the high school, with In
rlsd guests, one for each member, tool
l:ass ride Thursday evening to Yves
Paris and attended the basket ball game
here. West Paris High School was Il
ill Morse High Of Bath, but the Mors'
quintet did not show up, and they play &c
lp.cEsd team instead.
Elmer Tyler Of this place is one of tn
ni' boys who is 10 the United State
navy. Mr.. Tyler is assigned to the U
s. New York and is with the Atlanta
l'es at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 81
writes home bat the thermometer regis
's'sd 100 degrees tire day the feet arrived
'Asfs and that the sailors have all beel
FNiato white duck uniforms.
NJ and Mrs. L. l.. Mason are plan
aag an automobile tour of the southern
tNe', shipping their car south and the
l'ng Il home later in the season. Nj
no Mrs. Mason lett Monday morning o
saEssk. They will ship their car b.
%E ron Boston to Jacksonville, an
,I themselves journey thithsr by rail
ION Jacksonville they will make tbei
Gp With their car, and will return hom
VIII Il later.
10 sending bis subscription to tn
SSnOerat, our good friend, Hannibal G
s'VSn Of West Paris, whose many ar
as LOT economy IN town affairs hsy
a''G been heard and not always heede
as extent they should have beer
mes; u am getting low on eye-sigt
w alll desire the Democrat. / shs
az sa'uy De able 10 be out to town meetin
~ spring, but DO careful on th
~4'acss; We have to grosn enough now.
a. ne Fsbruary me citing Of the W.
y = J, aeld at the Congregational churc
.~'lossday afternoon, the folio wing pr
S' - vas enjoyed. Mrs. Apphia eli
", VII and Mrs, Ella Wight were the lea
~ a paper was read by Mrs. Alto
ssslar on THE Outlook for Woms
tase." Mrs. florence Haskell res
S"lele on Tho Need of Continue
~sr'onhc Instruction in Our Schools
! '[ nSe to Our Teachers" Mrs. Sus
an; Delbert Stewart and two childrs
SNolne and Gordon, left here Thur
-, morning for q trip of about Q
go going from here to Melrose
b.S ~" Edith Maxwell for q few day
ba mere they will visit Mrs. @.
m,H 70 - South birmingham; then goil
MN % battle Creek, Michigan, where th
nv at Captain Stewart. On their W
Sss iaey will visit two Of Capta
VScasu. OD0 u" 0"'O ANU '.'
W. .oa Of hauling was done over
SD..SS ut shedding of last week. Chi
Iani Ds q Clifford employed . team
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