Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-02
SOUTH PARIS.

INV ! = = \ 4 AxA4ASe
oseph Barnum of Watervills was II
) Wednesday.
y Cora j. Mason was In Portland {
! two last week.
y. William r. Chapman of Bsthe
town Tuesday.
~ Bryant of Mechanic Falls was In
lage Thursday.
1t F. Rogers was home from Bow
ollege several days last week.
Mary Dwinal Of Mechanic Falls
Thursday with Mrs. Elizabeth
~.
jamin Turner visited bis daughter
red Caswell, In Buckfsld few
Dst week.
DE-. Faulkner was in Mason one
ID week to attend the funeral OF
o. Grover.
old Woodside of Pennington was
aest OF Ralph r. Butts day or 80
fst of last week.
z. T. Garland and daughter of
md were guests at n. G. Elders for
days last week.
Re was but one session OF school IN
rick school house Wednesday on
mt Of the storm.
and Mrs. James Themes Of Harri-
sere with the family Of A. Z. Dean
" days last week.
Ida Dean Briggs Of Portland was
hest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
& Dean, last week.
whistle at the Mason Manufacture
ompany's plant announced q single
bn OF school Thursday forenoon.
10 s. Louise Rounds was home from
hsta several days last week on &C.
8 of the sickness of her mother,
IS Lydia Rounds.
and Mrs. Chester NJ. Merrill and
IND Mrs. r. Tracy Pierce enter
"a the Kupple Club at the home OF
( Drmsr Friday evening.
|ks. Annie Knightly received news
week OF the death Of her brother,
u l.. Lsavitt, which occurred In
|erhill, Mass, after q short illness of
nmonia.
y Tuesday evening there were trans
ID from the Norway Branch train to
atreal- Portland express 81 cases OF
y sent by express because OF the
Ergo on freight.
d. Ida Bonney was called to Sum-
tuesday on account of the sickness
q brothers wife, Mrs. Leslie Newell,
was before her marriage Miss Hat
bbinson of this town.
De Carrie r. Hall has returned from
|Dn, where she has taken courses IN
|dressing, msnicuring and chiropody.
will open rooms for this work soon
q home on Pleasant Street.
meeting of the Leonard Wood |
me of Maine took place at the |
bsta House, State Capital, Thursday |
noon and evening. Walter L. Gray |
nember of the general committee of |
ague.
~ r. Eaton, now principal OF Bangor |
School and at one time principal OF |
1lRh school in this village, will give
chief address at the Sagadshoc
|>ers' meeting at Bath March u.
subject will be Common Prob
<orge q. Bean of Minot, who lived
. town some little time and who
nem Der of the house of representa-
I'm the present legislature, and who
ome note therein, will be q candi-
Dr one OF the senators from andre
~ County at the June primaries.
first week In March has been |
sated as Thrift Stamp Week all |
he United States. This is not
Is such things are generally known |
educational movement, taken up |
bools for the purpose of teaching |
to pupils and to aid In saving
money by investing in thrift stamps. !;
much as South Paris has branch
y Turner Center Creamery, patrons
ng here will be interested to learn
<1he cresmeries of Vermont which
been considering utilization with the
e Center system have decided to
nixe cooperative creameries of their
18th an authorized capital Of $780,
0nters are at work on the Pierce
IN Odd Fellows Block trying to
&c IL to pre-fire shape, or, perhaps,
90 Il even better. Martin & Kimbsll
hing the work, 80 such thing Ia
>le. They have had the degree OF |
confsrred on them, which sounds |
guished and which is said to mean
lic blenders.
that March has got here, the |
ION Is raised by many South Paris
ms as to how much longer we are
to have this wintry weather. It
. to be a question universally asked
contemporary remarks:
2%If winters backbone Is not broken
"a Very soon, We know
Dur own most certainly will De
"a shoveling 80 much snow"
. storm of Wednesday blocked up
.out-of- tbe-villsge roads worse than
|ve have had this season, consequent
<0se living outside experienced great
'6culty in getting into the village
d before this winter. The stage from
) Hill could not get here Thursday
ling, the mail bag coming into town
u back of the carrier and he mount
snow shoes.
> Norway Branch Is not very long
I'd but IL experienced all the diff
= OF q longer road in keeping Its
open Wednesday and its trains
Is far of schedule as those on the
line. Perhaps the reason was it
up In width what IL lacked in
th-that 10, it was just as wide as
Dain line, II not a. long, and the
y drifssd down on the rails just as
>veral persons from this village plan |
4sit the auto show in Portland this
J, which is held under the auspices
he Portland Automobile Dealers
citation in the Exposition Building.
xpected the show will be the great
Z1n the history Of the auto trade.
y inch of exhibit space has been
Pleasure cars will occupy the
floor, while trucks and tractors
be found In the basement. This
bition will be held from March ! to
@Dh 8.
e large amount of snow on the roofs
|uildings about the village, together
J the sun "running high" causing
accumulation to melt during midday