Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-01-20
SOUTH PARIS.

John s. Carver Of Auburn. former
Principal of Paris High School, was In
bwn Thursday.
4 A. Elroy Dean OF the Paris board Of
6sessors attended the state meeting oil
tal assessors at Augusta Wednesday
q Thursday.
"a. B. Clifford has bought Of Z. w.
nley of West Paris the building In
&ich his store 10 located on Pleasant
Bet near the railroad station.
rthur Foster Post, American Legion,
have q meeting Wednesday evening
this week to decide upon the question
having q banquet at some early date
31Nrs. Walter L. Gray entertained q
rty at bridge at Der home Wednesday
ernoon, when three tables were filled.
freshments we're served by the hostess
listed by Mrs. d. NJ. Stewart.
8 Mrs. Elizabeth w. Morton has been In
.Dston for the past few days, timing her
Halt especially so as TO hear the address
& Sir Oliver Lodge Thursday evening,
ID "The Reality of the Unseen"
Charles W. Bowker, Perley +. Ripley,
7slter L. Gray, and Clarence L. RidloD
West Paris were at Augusta Wednes-
" In conference with the State High
~ Commission on road matters.
In accordance with the general closed |
) condition of the village, the January |
betting OF the W. G. T. u, which was
have been held Tuesday Of this week |
1lth Mrs. A. L. Holmes, will be omitted.
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Morton, who was in |
tston few days last week, saw Miss
5rrie Hall, and reports her as liking |
" work there very much. Miss Hall
5ent Sunday, the l1tbsAwith Mrs. War. |
b SWEET at Winchester, and the 18th as
)e guest of Miss Marguerite Elder at
alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Parlin came from
Hilton about ten days since to the home
\ Mrs. Parlin's mother, Mrs. Ellen
IKE. Mr.. Parlin, who seemed con-
2ersbly improved when he went from
IRE to Wilton few weeks ago, has been
Try III during the past week. He is in
re Of trained nurse.
Harold T. Briggs was here q short
me last week after some household
lects. Mr.. Briggs family have moved
Waterville. He 10 still engaged al
ilton with the Wilton Trust and Bank
z Co., but begins his engagement with
Q Peoples National Bank at Water
lie within 6 week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Fletcher and
=. and Mrs. Tracy Pierce went to Bos-
D last week for the purpose Of driving
)me q new Buick touring car, which
ey did on Tuesday. They report that
ere was quite a lot of dirty snow in
10 Boston streets, aud on the Newbury-
,rt turnpike they ran into about foot
snow, the depth Of it tapering out as
ey came this way.
Ernest Leroy, young son of Mr.. and {
rs. George L. Skinner OF Pine Street,
ed Friday evening after an illness of
" days with pneumonia. he was born
bril- 22, 1918, and was the only child of
D. and Mrs. Skinner. The funeral
rvics was held at O'Clock Sunday
ternoon, attended by Rev. c. w. Rog-
3, and the remains were placed in the
NIB at Riverside Cemetery. II
A group of the ladies of Deering Me-
orial Church was entertained at the
,me Of Mrs. Harry A. Morton Thurs
" afternoon. During the afternoon
Q Rallie Class was organized for the
lrpose of social and charitable work.
he following officers were elected:
Pres.-Mrs. Ivy Morton.
Gice- Pres.-Mrs. Lizzie Millett. II
Zee. and Treas.-Mrs. Eva Ordway. Ii
Press Reporter-Mrs. Emma Mann.
Chairman Of Social Dept.-Mrs. Luella Smiley.
Chairman OF Work Dept.-Mrs. Edith Buck.
linty refreshments were served by the
)stess.
The Democrat has received through q
lend a somewhat belated announce
emit of the death in Los Angeles, Calf,
the 7th of December, of Mrs. Abbie
(Cummings) Jersey, wife Of Henry A.
ersey, at the age Of " years. Mrs.
ersey was the second daughter of Sim
% and Emeline (Thsyer) Cummings,
d was born on Paris Hill, at the home
bad, which Is now Lyonsden, the home
Admiral 81. W. Lyon. Mr.. Hersey is
Q son of the late Alvsh Hersey of South
iris, who was for so many years agent
the Grand Trunk station.
The Musical Workers met at the home I
Nellie Jackson Friday evening, Jan. 9.
allowing Is the program: Ia
cretary's report. II
NJ call. IL
say on Mac DoWen ---- Helen JUDD
les-Thro' Field and Forest,
Charlie Stiles and Miss jackson
Once on q Time,
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3journed to meet Feb. Y. Schumsnn
Q next composer to study.
Camp Pines was organized under the {
VS. OF the state at South Paris Jan. 3. {
lpitsl stock $4,000, all common; paid I
, $500; par value of shares, 800; q
ares subscribed, 4 President, Roy {
Cole, South Paris; clerk and treasurer,
win T. Hubbard, South Paris; direct