Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-15
Robert Wheeler was In Portland s.t.

urday.
Mrs. N. F. Durgin of Montello, Mass.
is the guest Of Mrs. Marietta Willis.
The Optimistic Glass meets with Mrs.
Arthur Forbes Saturday afternoon of
this week.
Mrs. Leslie l.. Mason is In st. Bsrnabss
Hospital, Portland, for treatment and
possibly surgery. .
j. Hastings Bean attended the prsdu.
ating exercises of Gould's Academy,
Bethel, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Morton are on an
automobile trip to Lake George with q
party from Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Anderson are in
Portland over the week end, and were
accompanied by Stanley Greene and
Esther Barry.
Levi q. Hazelton, who has been visit
ing relatives in town for the past two
weeks, left for his home in Medford,
Mass, Saturday.
The Snowshoe Makers of Norway de-
feated the Paris town team at base ball
on the high school grounds Tuesday af.
ternoon. Score 9 toe.
Gustave Porter arrived home Friday
from the University Of Pennsylvania, af
ter completing his first year there, and
expects to spend the summer here.
Gentlemen's night of Mt. Pleasant
Past Grand Association will be observed
Tuesday evening, June 20, with q supper
at the hall. Past Grands please take
notice.
The words and music of the prayer
response, "Hear, Father, Hear" sung at
the baccalsureste service Sunday even
ing by the male quartette, were written
by Mrs. b. z. Wilson.
Mrs. Earle Harlow of Worcester, Mass,
was guest of her people here for short
time last week, and also visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Raymond Durham, who Is in
the hospital at Lewiston.
Hon. L. A. Jack, Republican guberna-
torial candidate, made a visit to South
There have been rumors that
4.
but he denies the report.
Herbert W. Merriam and Mrs. Cora
Whittemore motored through from
South Acton, Mass. Mrs. Whittemore
will remain here for the summer. Mrs.
Frank s. Dudley returned to Msssschu-
setts Sunday with Mr.. Merriam for a
week.
Lafayette Dow is at home from his
teaching in Newton, Mass. During the
summer he is to have position in charge
of a number of boys at large boys
camp in the Temsgsmi district, famous
summer resort region, in northern On
tario.
Mark Z. Perry of Sweden and Gardner
Fl. Rankin of Hiram are engaged in max
ing the revalustion of the town, accord
ing to the vote of the town at the annual
meeting as modified by action at the re-
cent special meeting. They began work
last Monday morning.
Soldiers of the Third Maine Infantry,
National Guard, who will be in training
at Camp Devens, Mass, on Primary Elec-
ton day will have the same chance to
vote as il they were home. Printed bal
lots will be sent them. There is one
Paris man in this regiment and two from
Norway.
Rev. and Mrs. Clinton w. Areson of
Boston are expected this week for visit
to Mrs. Areson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Areson are
to sail July 18th for Constantinople,
where Mr.. Areson, who is to return to
Russia to continue in Y. NJ. c. A. work,
will receive his assignment.
The cradle-roll superintendent and
teachers of Primary Department. of the
Sunday School will give
a party to the cradle roll and their moth
ers and all children in the Primary De-
partment next Saturday afternoon, June
l9th, 2:S0 to 4:90. Meet at Congrega-
tional church, rain or shine.
Mrs. Leila Griffin entertained dinner
party Wednesday evening with the fol-
lowing guests: Prof. Clarence A. Dyer
and Miss Cyprienne Martel of the high
school; Mr.. and Mrs. 81. w. Stsrbird and
daughter Glenns; Mrs. Ralph r. Butts;
Miss Theresa Cobb, Winthrop; Miss Lola
Smith, Auburn; and Mrs. Mae Hall OF
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiggin and son
Riualdo and Henry Morton went to Camp
Sweden, Sunday, where a
nice picnic lunch was served to large
party. The party consisted Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Plummer and daughters Marcia
and Marllyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hurd
and SON Merwin of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stone of Providence, R. l., Frank
Stone of Sweden.
The PytAian Sisters observed children's
night Tuesday evening. The program
given below was arranged by Mrs. Mary
Shaw, Mrs. Annie Dudley and Mrs. Ksth-
crime Durham:
Trio. Doris Judd, Helen Judd and Rama Judd