Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-05
SOUTH PARIS.


r,Dsss shaw attended the Fryebure
,,ir Wednesday (
r,r,olu Burnbam Of Harrison Is In
Ism for the winter.
Mia, Belle Goodwin 10 visiting Mrs.
81 Bartlett in Hebron.
u..hart D Field was guest of NJ. n.
Ro5sl At Mechanic Falls recently.
,,,or c Wheeler made business trip
~ Quebec Friday night and Saturday.
Community Club tickets on sale now.
o'.cbsss Of Miss Mason on Pine Street.
s,.x,s orchestra goes to West Bethel
friday night to play at grange dance.
An old folks concert will be given at
a. BAPTIST yestry Thursday evening,
Oct Is.
u B Wheeler and son Irving have
Ian amending few days with relatives
in Harrison.
Watch for Oct. u. Columbus Day
Rail AZ Grange Hall, 1492-1920. Every
body welcome.
", and Mrs. G. J. Hspgood and Mrs.
nj. Lyon of Bethel made visits in town
one day recently.
INIT fail to hear Ernest Cloutisr sing
the Columbus Day Ball at South Paris
18th Shsw's Jazz Orchestra.
Mrs Ves,a Chapman with her sister,
v,s Nina Hartman, spent last week
18th relatives in Gorham and Berlin.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
nsst AZ the home of Mrs. Alton c.
wheeler, Friday, Oct. Sth, at $50
Pm.
zeuas Merrill, Mrs. Gertrude Brown
and Mrs. Mae B. Goodwin OF Bethel
mo,orsd 70 this village one day last
week.
Nrs Geo. r. Morton and Mrs. j. L.
wilson attended the State W. c. T. u.
eopysntiOn at Augusta Wednesday and
Thursday
Mrs Silss Remission on Sunday picked
sbalf cupful of perfectly formed and
rips Wild rsspberries-s late product of
.he season.
There will be a meeting of the Arthur
s Foster Post, No. 70, American Legion,
Wednesday night, October 8, 1920.
Please be present.
Mrs. Erwin stiles, who has been living
vitb her daughter, Mrs. Eden Verrill,
has gone 70 Norway to live with Mr.. and
Ms. Oscar Bennett.
Mrs. Frank Bartlett Of Bethel was q
recent guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Perkins. Mrs. Perkins returned with
Mrs. Bartlett to Bethel.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid are invited to
hold 81 sll-day meeting with Mrs. j. b.
Stuart Wednesday Of this week. A COW
ssd dish dinner will be eaten.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Lincoln made
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Eta
Bradford, and family In Turner last
week. They returned Tuesday.
Miss Geneva Young returned hom Q
last week from the Central Maine G. en-
stsl Hospital at Lewiston, where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Withsm have re-
turned from Brant Rock, Mass, where
Ar. Witham has been employed during
lhs summer, to their home in South
Paris.
There will be dancing at West Paris
Saturday night of this week at the
Grange Hall. Music by Shaw's Jazz
0rchsstra-piano, violin, saxophone,
Iylophone and drums.
The patrons of the South Paris post
Office are requested by Postms ster j. A.
Ksnney to meet him at the IRE station
Tuesday evening of this week at 1880, to
consider matter Of Importance.
Thomas ". Clegg, who has been liv-
Ing in the lower fat of the 81. Z. Wilson
house on Pleasant Street, has purchased
Of L. S. Billings the house on Pine
Street now and for some time occupied
By Mrs. Lostie Abbott and family.
Il has been requested by the govern
nsnt that all men entitled to receive the
Victory Medal make application for
zane before Nov IL, 1920. Applications
for officers, enlisted men, nearest OF kin,
may be obtained Of Robert w. Wheeler.
The district convention of Pythian
Sisters will meet with Lake Temple IN
(. p. Hall, Norway, Tuesday evening,
Oct. 5. The G. c., Mrs. May White OF
South Portland, will be present. IL 10
hoped all Pythisn Sisters will try and
attend
The present season seems to be pro-
lhc In the growth of mushrooms. The
woods are full of them. Perhaps II
may be well to remind would-be gath
srsrs that u you eat them and live to
tell the tale they will be mushrooms,
ous u You die, they will be tosdstools.
The run at the corn factory of the
Durham i Morrill, Co. was finished last
week. The pack Is little less than
$4,000 csns-not quite up to the record
pack Of lsst year, but larger than any
Previous season. All the corn has come
into the factory In the pink OF condition
Lawrence Libby of Norwood, Mass,
Aas been 10 town for several days past.
de accompanied the remains OF his
mother, Mrs. Clara B. parker Libby, to
Mls village for burial. he Is the guest
d Mrs. Ida NJ. Porter, who has been
lifelong friend of his mother. Mr.. Libby
spent three years overseas in medical
unit.
The G. o. P.'s opened their season oy
meeting with Doris 1. Kerr on High
Meet. A very pleasant evening was
'psnt With music, games and various
"aos. Miss Clara j. Kerr was taken
% Is an honorary member. The next
meeting will be held at Miss Elizabeth
AOzzy's, Market Square, Thursday even
0g, October 7th.
% account of the illness of Rev. G. G
Miller, the pastor, there were no services
shs Uniyersslist church on Sunday
AT Miller has an attack of asthma and
Ssorlsy, and in the absence OF Mrs
amer has been moved to the home o.
r. D. Billings to be cared for. Mrs
Siilsf, who is in Philadelphia, 10 expect
=" nome Monday night or Tuesday.
september went out In q heavy rain
s IL is said by those who measured
nsnat about two and one half inches o
nS isll Thursday and one and . hal
Sy Friday morning. September ha
heavy rainfall, unexcelled In tn
fourteen years. A little over eign
. oss OF rain has fallen during tn
JUN. About al of this rainfall oc
S'sso on five dsys-September 12th
~'o and 18th and the 18th and 30th.
Rev. d. r Faulknar was In Nav Yorl