Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-07
SOUTH PARIS.

LANAI Mason was in Walton, N. Y,
ss week.
Ebert Briggs Was in West Bethel on
by recently
stanley Wheeler was In Boston Q few
1 ~, last week.
Harvey Powers made trip to Newr,
a. dsy lsst week.
Mia. Lena Frsnck spent several day
=, salem, Mass, last week.
rb.rs will be no Junior at the Congrs
.,dousl church this week.
". Louise Briggs recently spen
,ns two weeks in Portland.
vr. Jennie Irving of Mechanic Fall.
81. lu the village Wednesday.
Howard r. Carter of Portland was In
nyu one day the first OF last week.
vrs Ida Dodge was recent guest Of
.,r psrsnss, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Jones, in
Canton.
Charles E. Pearl of Mechanic Falls
,u 10 town Tuesday and Wednesday OF
ns week
Elmer Shortridge has been visiting bis
Al home 10 East Fryeburg. he brought
home two deer.
Noresu Burnhsm Of Harrison has Sc
,ured employment 10 this village and is
uoW living here
Miss Dorothy Wight of New York will
,prud Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Geneva BsrrOws.
Suusrluseudeut Of Schools A. B. Gar
,slOu and family spent several days re-
,su,ly in Portland.
Dr. Clark B. Rankin Of Mechanic Falls
.,s in South Paris and Norway for q
Few hours Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Murphy is to become COM
n,pion to al elderly lady in Portland for
4 he remainder OF the winter.
II sou are fond Of good home made
andy. YOU can purchase some at the
Baptist yestTs Thursday afternoon.
Rev. q N. Purrington, pastor of the
Bap,lss church in Mechanic Falls, was
4 ia The village a short time Wednesday.
Robert " Wheeler returned Tuesday
rom a several days visit TO his sister
md Der husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E.
Cole, IN Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Dudley and daughter, Miss
Marion Wheeler, went to Walton, n. Y,
lst week to attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Dudsy's son, Albert Wheeler.
The sale at the Baptist vestry will open
IT O'Clock Thursday, Dec. 9, and con-
fuues through the afternoon and even
ng There will be music by the orches-
Es In the evening.
Donald Brooks, who Is q student at
Stanford University in California, has
been very sick, so his relatives snd
friends 10 this village learn, and has
pns 10 Arizona, where IL is learned he
IsOneShat improved.
The electric block system on the Grand
Trunk, which Was installed last summer,
% working as far as this station. Lights
md semsphore blades were installed
Lsss week, and supply house built
nutb Of the Pleasant Street crossing.
The Junior Society OF the Congrega-
Eonsl church have just packed q Christ
mas box to be sent to the mission
EhOols Toe packages contained toys,
games, writing tablets, pencils, etc.
They were very attractive, each done up
u white paper with the red and green
Christmas ribbon.
The Donaldson Liner Saturnis from
Glasgow arrived In Portland Tuesday
With thirty passengers and about
i've hundred tons of cargo In which was
Included II 900 cases of Scotch whiskey
bound over the Grand Trunk for Canada
10 bond. The depot force here have
been Shistling dolefully all the week
"Ob, How Dry ! Am"
Gilman A. whitman slipped and fell
% the sidewalk near the house OF Z. P.
Woodbury. on High Street Wednesday
lofenOOn. Putting out bis right arm TO
ave himself. be fell on it, and suffered
compound fracture Of the wrist. he
as comfortable with IL as could be
1peeted, but 10 Of course without
hight arm for some weeks.
The winter freight season on the
Grand Trunk Railway Is fast approach
hg. The steamer season at Quebec and
Montreal is now officially at al end, and
iOch steamers as are 10 the ST. Lawrence
Ire hUstling 70 get ont before the river
Ifsezes. The frat OF the winter steam
srs arrived in Portland last week, so the
height business over the railroad is
Earting up.
The Musical Workers met with Miss
Nellie n. Jackson Thursday evening.
Following 10 the program:
Boil call
saiay, Aendelssohn------- Thelma Burgess
ne Star Performer Marion Davis
ClrTy Ne Back to o. virginny Bernics Parsons
..O.5'leAl CloVers---- -----.--.oLace NeWton
twilight Song -Thelma Burgess
saderewskrs Minuet- Geraldine Stewart
A1len.....---.-------....- --Glenda Garcelon
Next month Liszs will be the composer
studied. Musical games and a social
Tine were enjoyed.
Carl Jean Tolman, In whom South
Paris is much Interested and who Is
director Of music at the Coburn Classical
Institute, gave an organ recital recently
nthe First Baptist Church, Waterville,
Which was highly spoken Of by the press.
part OF the program presented was
lnilsr 10 that given in this village q
lew months ago, Sketches of the City"
Zoe fret part being "The City Altar on, I"
hen "0n the Avenue" "An Urchin
Nhistling," and Evening" 1.-THE
Tenth Regiment March" OF his own COM
posing vas also given.
Z. n. Anderson, who has been for
many years now engineer on ths Norway
Branch, will complete bis service on the
allroad with the present month. On
.ee 2lst he reaches the retiring age OF
% years, but will continue at work until
we trst Of January. Only two months
s'' than forty-eight years Is the time
aaring which be has been Continuously
% the employ Of the Grand Trunk. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson will close their house
and will 90 10 spend the months OF jan
nary and February, and perhaps q longer
ane, with the family Of their son, Hsr
Old e. Anderson, In Wollsston, Mass.
An alarm of FIRE was given Tuesday
afternoon at AS, the Paris Manufactur
Ing 20. whistle sounding first and ths
Mason Manufacturing Co. whistle re
spooding q minute or two later. Th'