Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-15
SOUTH PARIS.

Rev. D. T. Faulkner was In turner on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Rswson of Auburn was
in town Friday.
larry q. Martin of Rumford Point was
in town Friday.
!. McMsstsr Of Rumford was in town
one day last week.
Miss Carrie Gray spent last week with
her people in this village.
Maurice Libby has been spending q
few days in BridgtOn.
Nv. Cusbman and family of Lowell
ware in South Paris lately.
Frosts were reported on low grounds
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
George R. Morton entertained Hon. F.
E. Parkhurst of Bangor Friday.
Mrs. Herman Record was in East Ok
ford one day during the past week.
loci McAllistsr has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. Perley Adams, in Lynchville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Robinson of South
SIMMER visited relatives in South Paris
Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Kimball has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Annie Hszslton, in North
Waterford.
Mrs. Walter L. Gray was among the
South Paris people who spent Saturday
in Portland.
Prof. E. C. Mariner Of Hebron Acsd-
emy was in the village one day the first
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Ssnborn of Bethel
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DeLsno were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prince in
Turner recently.
William Russell and Emulus Benson
made a fishing trip to the Wild River
region last week.
Mrs. Ida Titcoms was in Portland last
week 10 attend the marriage of her son,
Chester Raymond Essson.
George z. Eastman was iu Boston two
DAYS last week, attending the convention
OF Retail Clothiers of New England.
Mrs. Anna II. Hayes went Thursday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Rodney w.
Brown, in Reading, Mass, for a short
time.
Miss Carrie Mathews of Randolph, VT,
formerly Of South Paris, was q guest at
Ms W. j. Wheeler's for while last
week.
Prof. Clarence a. Dyer, the present
Efficient head of our high school, has
been elected professor of chemistry in
Dseriug High School.
Fred Caswell and family of Buckfield
sre moving to South Paris. They will
live with Mrs. Csswell's father, Benja-
min Turner, of Hill Street.
Mrs. Howard Shaw and daughters Rets
and Marguerite were in Portland Wednes-
day TO attend the wedding of Chester
Raymond Easson and Miss Gladys Merle
Rumery.
There will be q special meeting Of the
stockholders of the Citizens Telephone
Company at the Grange Hall this Mon
day evening to act upon certain proposed
changes in the bylaws.
The state board of assessors will be in
session at the Court House on Wednes
dsy. June %, to secure information tend
ing 10 euualize taxation and investigate
charges of conceslment Of property from
taxation and other similar matters.
The bridge spanning an under pass, q
mile or so below South Paris on the
Grand Trunk Railway, has been removed
during the past week, and the gap filled
with gravel. The stringers will be nsed
to span Tsnnery Brook on the Norway
Branch.
Mrs. Mary Stanley and daughter Eth
syu left Thursday morning for Bath.
Mrs. Stanley Is to be housekeeper at q
summer cottage between Bath and New
Meadows, owned by s. W. Penley OF
Auburn, and occupied during the season
By bis daughter and her friends.
"Dutch" Peufold, the well known
South Paris twirler, who Is with the
Richmond team of the Virginia league,
is about to be sold to either New Haven
or Springfield of the Eastern league,
according TO a story received. Penfold
has been pitching winning ball all sea-
son and has not lost a contest yet.
There will be an exposition during
centennial week June 2Sth TO July 81 In
Portland when the various manufactur-
ing and agricultural establishments VIII
make exhibits. Among those who have
already signified their intention OF par
tieipatiug are the Paris Manufacturing
Company and the Mason Manufacturing
Company of South Paris.
1t not every day that South Paris
entertsins two candidates for governor
Of the state in one day, but Friday was
such an occasion. Governor Carl L.
Nilkeu was in the village in the morn
ing to attend the presentation Of the
prize cup to Miss Ruth Winslow, and
Hon. T. 81. Parkhurst of Bangor was
here in the afternoon looking after his
political fences.
Mrs Roy E. Cole of Canton, Mass, is
on trip TO the meeting Of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs IN Des
Aoines, Iowa, going as a delegate TO rep
resent the Community Club OF Canton,
OF which she is president. The Com
munlty Club has some two hundred
members. During Mrs. Coles absence
her son Howard is with his aunt, Mrs. A.
j. Stesrns, at Norway.
The Oxford Normal Institute and Paris
High School will hold their annual BAN
quet at Grange Hall Friday evening,
June Is. The five year classes are es-
pecially urged to be present. Help make
your class reunion the best one in years.
The Paris Grange will furnish the BAN
quet. Purchase your tickets early. So
eial hour begins at o'clock. Shaw's
orchestra in attendance.
unique postal shipment has oeen
sent out from Bangor, being the lsz
diplomas for the graduates Of the Ban
sor High School, which have been sent
70 former Principal Hal Eaton OF Lynn,
Mass, for his signature. Mr.. Eaton was
With the class of 1920 through practically
all lts career and the school board voted
unanimously that it was fitting that bis
Signature be placed on the diplomas.
de 10 now principal of the Lynn Engiisn
hlgh School. Professor Eaton was
formerly principal of the high scnool
here.
Attendance at the meeting Tuesday
afternoon of women interested In the OF
gsnization Of community club was sur
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