Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-31
SOUTH PARIS.

,.ussN Oswell and =. B. Fogg wsr
>. portlspd Tuesday on business.
v,nar Remission was the guest OF {
I Tiss in East Stoneham last week.
rank Fogg was a recent guest Of MI
"a Ms. ellsworth E. Piper in Canton
D.v and Mrs. D. r. Faulkner returns'
r.s.dsy Of last week from their vacs
sIOn.
n, and Mrs. W. B. Raymond and sol
,,Sn have been spending few days q
Alfred.
NJ. Addls Conner of West Bethel
,Ss gusst Of her nephew, s. G. Ordway
and family.
yr Marjorie Hughes and dsughte
n Augusta are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Bar Farnum.
Tbs next dance at Academy Hall, Psri
NH will be Tuesday night, Sept. IA
Shsw's Orchestra.
Tbs Rebskahs will join in the parad,
a, labor Day. Please meet at the hal
1850. All come.
Mrs Lyndon j. Bracket was the CUES
otNr. and Mrs. Horace Annas In Bethe
,sysrsl days last week.
Mrs. o. NJ. Mason of Bethel attended
,bs Womsu's oxford County Republic
csp meeting Wednesday.
Nrs Walter E. Twitchell and Wendell
ara visiting Mrs. Twitchslps brother, o.
Curtis, at Kennebunk.
Raw ]. E. Berry of South Hanson,
Mass. left Friday, after making q visit
10 bis sister, Mrs. George G. West.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Clark are here
trom Washington to spend their vacs-
lion of four weeks with their relatives.
Mrs. Walter Z. Penley with son Irving
Of West Paris was guest of her moth
A. Mrs. Nettie Murphy, the first of last
week.
Miss Doris Thurlow is visiting Miss
Dorothy Pulsifer in East Poland. Miss
Pusilsr gave party in honor Of her
guest while there.
Miss Margaret Baker has returned
from her vacation, and was back to her
desk in ". j. Wheeler & Company's Of
ice early last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eastman OF
Mechanic Falls were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward beverley Wednesday. Mrs.
Eastman is a sister to Mrs. beverley.
Miss Madeline and Robert thinner
mann are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Alfred
Jackson. Robert Zimmerman was the
solOist Sunday morning at Deering Me-
mOrial Church.
Hlmlin Lodge, K. of P, will partici-
rate in the Labor Day parade. All
members Of the order are requested to
make special effort to attend. Meet at
< OfP. Hall at $50 sharp.
M. and Mrs. Geo. Ststson and dsugh-
hs Elizabeth of Franklin, Mass, have
besu visiting Walter Z. Twitchell. Mrs.
Isson will be remembered rs Bertha
IEitehsll, formerly of Paris.
"Billy and FoD," whose fife and drum
uusic so pleased the old veterans and
thslr friends at the veterans meeting
hare Wednesday, were at the Street Fair
IN Rumford Thursday and gave an exhi-
stlon which won loud applause.
Fred D. Gordon, general manager OF
the Androscoggin Electric Company and
The Oxford Electric Company and who
Il soon to 60 to the Cumberland
County Power and Light Company in
Portland, was given banquet in Lewis
ton Thursday evening.
Persons who frequent the Grand
Trunk depot may have noticed the
rack" cars used by the Brown Com
pauy, Berlin, to haul pulp wood and
other such material. Some two hun
drsd and eighty of them have been re-
turned TO the company as unit for use
they are not properly equipped.
An old south Paris resident, Mrs.
Cora Knight Clifford of Portland, who
has been passing several weeks at the
home of her son-in-lsw, NJ. A. VIII,
Pennington, soon will go to Kingston,
Penn, 10 assume the duties of precep'
tess 10 Wyoming Seminary. This is an
Old institution of high grade and has a
lTge number of pupils.
The Weelaffalot Club held field day
1t the Bay of Naples Inn Tuesday. The
party consisted of Mrs. Harold Cole,
Mrs. Ralph r. Butts, Mrs. W. NJ.
Lswallen, Miss Mary Pierce, Miss Ethel
Crockett, Miss Flora Murch, Mrs. James
0swell, Miss Charlotte Oswell, Miss
Rlth Bolster and Mrs. Raymond s.
Gates.
Arthur Z. Forbes of the Democrat
left to-day for Augusta to attend the
special session OF the legislature, which
hcallsd for Tuesday, and made neces
nry BY the adoption of the Susan b
Anthony Amendment to the United
States Constitution. Governor Milliker
10 bis proclamation says: "Under ex
sting laws il Is impossible to register
oil women voters for either the cominG
tate or national election and unless
many Of the women Of Maine are TO os
barred from exercising this franchise
additional registration laws must Dc
povded. This necessity for Legislation
make operative this constitutional
amendment to meet other urgent de
hands Of the people seems to requir'
thsimmsdiate consideration OF the legis
ature."
One window OF Towards Drug Stor,
has been a center of attraction this weei
Is In II have been exhibited plans for tn
asS library building to be; and, Ger
AMY, II 1t Is built according to TN.
plans Of the architects, Messrs. Gibbs q
rulslier, Lewiston, Ii cannot help being
anatter Of pride to the community AM
addition to an already beautiful VII
age. The plans exhibited consist o
seVatOn views Of the end and side o
NE proposed building, colored 10
sflor view and the two floor plans, 81
very attractive, whether considered .
Inatser Of architectural grace, or az
Sovenience for the use to which 80
building 10 to be put Here's to hopin
Hs Labor Day celebration will net
good sized sum for the proposed iiorsr,
The following Is the program OF %
@ncert to be given at the Baptist churc
the evening of Labor Day, oy %
sOzart Quartet Of Portland and MI
rauline Graham, reader:
SA nlne-.- --------ON<
s..a, Mozart Quartet
Miss Pauline Graham.
1nfee Negro spiritusls- Arranged by Buriel
SO Down, Moses.
On, Peter, Go Ringa Dem Bells.
swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
Mr.. Stevens.
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R..a,- Mozart Quartet.