Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
SOUTH PARIS.


TOWN Tuesday.
william P. Morton was at Mechanic
Falls Saturday
OK. Clifford was in Bethel one da.
~, vsek on business.
N-. Harry Hill of North Lowell wa
IN south Paris recently.
dancing Saturday night at Grsng'
usn Shsw's Orchestra.
ur, A. B. Garcslon is visiting rela
nsss and friends in New York.
Paw G. A. Campbell of Rumford Cen
-was in South Paris Tuesday.
Donald Weston of Mechanic Falls
vas in town the first Of the week.
NJ. William Cookson Of Lewiston
was in town a day or so last week.
Carroll Cummings and family Of South
voodstock were in town Tuesday.
Willis Bartlett Of East Bethel was 8
,scsnt guest of friends in this village.
psrcv Skilings of Rumford was 9
,nsst At DR.. ". B. Rsymond's last week
Mrs Frank Billings of Bethel was the
grsst of friends in the village one day
last week.
Mrs Hattie Gould is visiting her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Gould,
At Mechanic Falls.
Mas Ida N. Shurtleff has bargained
n StrAQf
10 Henry j. Merrill.
Mrs. Nan McCrillis Of South Hancock
ia visiting her brother, Elmer d. Hag-
gstt, and bis family.
Prsd G. Young, who conducts the res
,anrspt in this village, is moving his
family here from Norway.
Mrs. Ellen f. Cummings of Mechanic
Falls was the guest OF Mrs. Writ Stanley
auumber of days last week.
Miss Lola D. Smith spent the Memo
rial Dsy recess with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Smith, in Auburn.
Charles Cushman visited Guy Turner
in East Wilton last week; also relatives
and friends in Sumner and Buckfield.
lanes d. Haynes has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his uncle,
the late David l.. Rounds of Auburn.
Geo. r. Morton and son Henry, Rinsldo
Wiggin and Albert Stsrbird spent the
school holiday recess at Camp Concord.
Eugene Hodgdon has recently moved
bis household goods from Bryant's Pond
10 his newly purchased home on High
Street
Mrs A. D. Park and little nephew,
Stephen Russell, visited Mrs. Parks sis
ter Mrs. Ella Hesld, in East Sumner
recently.
Miss Cyprienne Martel, who teaches
French at the high school, spent Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday with her peo-
pie in Lewiston.
Miss Grace Thayer has purchased a
new Hudson automobile hearse for her
Undertaking business. 1t will be deliv-
srsd a little later.
Rev. and Mrs. D. F. Faulkner announce
the engagement of their daughter, Alice
May, Of Scranton, Pa, to Donald Nelson
Gilbert of that city.
Aurora Eucampment, /. o. o. F.,
worked the Royal Purple Degree at q
meeting Of Wildey Encampment in Nor
way Friday evening.
Prof. Clarence A. Dyer has been en-
tertsining his mother from South Port
land during the past week. She left for
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nina Hartman, who has been
spending the winter IN town with her
sister, Mrs. Vests W. Chapman, has
gone to Bethel for the summer.
Virgil Rawson of Gardiner was in the
village last week, called here by the
death Of his sister, Mrs. Mabel Greedy,
whose home was on the East OXFORD
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers OF Dry
Mills were in town as usual over Memo
rial Day, to participate with VIM. 4.
Kimball Post and Circle in the exercises
Of the day.
Several cans of fish fry from q United
States hatchery were left at this station
Wednesday, portion Of which went to
Norway and the rest were planted IN
Hall Pond.
Daniel Swett, who went to Bryant's
Pond & short time ago to live with bis
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Day, has bought
slOt 10 that village and intends to build
adwelling house there this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fl. Porter OF
= Boston we're in town q few days last
week TO visit Mr.. Porter's mother, Mrs.
Martha Porter, and other relatives. Mr..
Porter has been for many years on the
police force Of Boston.
The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Alumni Association of Oxford Nor
ma Institute and Paris High School Will
Be held In Grange Hall on the evening OF
Friday, June IS. Notifications 10 the
alumni are being sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dennisou and
oanghler will start the last OF the pres
snt month for Auburn, Indiana. They
WI make the trip in their car. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace B. Strickland will accom-
Psny them as far as Schenectady, n. L
Mrs. Fred Tirrell of Turner was at
Percy P. Aliens for few days last week
me Tirrells are leaving Turner TO go TO
New Jersey, where Mr.. Tirrell has
position. He has been there for some
weeks, and Mrs. Tirrell goes there from
here.
The Paris Trust Company has pur'
chased the Thomas place in Buckfeld:
owned by G. N. Irish, and formerly usec
namillinery store, and is fitting u uE
LOT TIE Buck6eld Branch OF their bank
Ine Buekteld Branch OF the Trust Com
PAnI has outgrown Its present quarters
Raymond Cash, who was recently com
@l'sed to the State School for Boys II
south Portland from this village, es
gsped from that institution last week
as was accompanied by Conrad Lucie
VI Blddeiord, and the pair fed 10 tn
direction Of that city where they wer'
@p'ured by Officer George F. Frye.
For few minutes at least South Psri
aAs had water enough, In one place any
sg' II was Tuesday morning at tn
"Aod pipe on the lower end of the plat
su'm at the Grand Trunk station. Whel
ngot in operation IL could not be shu
~ and the water running down th
driveway to the street cut ditch som
'nfse feet deep and several feet wide.
Mr.: and Mrs Frank Homes and youn
Sangnter Of Tahiti have been visitin
mrs, HOmaai Marin