Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-23
SOUTH PARIS.

4 GsOrgs Mckinley was In Skillingston
ps week.
uon Frederick Dyer Of BuckAeld was
IA town Tuesday.
p.,iauin N. Pratt of Oxford was in
he village Tuesday
Ma Arthur A. Bumpus Of Oxford
"a. in South Paris Thursday.
Pad and George Talbot Of Turner
= In town one day last week.
1 Frank E. Kimbar and E. r. Bassett
-, saturday for hunting trip in Bethel.
c,,,lss T. Pyun and Alvernon n.
p.sgs of Mechanic Falls were In town
recently.
Mas Flora NJ. Record Of Mechanic
Pills is visiting relatives in this and
ussr-by towns.
wv. Ripley is laying the foundation
80 nav stable near his residence on
Pleasant street.
Mia. Ruth Crockett of SkilliDgston
Ill make her home here in South Paris
duriug che winter.
phiup King has been In the lake
..,,on hunting. He visited his sister,
NJ. Luciau Littlehale, in Bethel on the
way.
Arthur C. Foss, agent for the Maine
rs1,,al Railroad at Mechanic Falls, was
in this village one day the first Of last
week.
Mrs Nina Hartman OF Bethel arrived
IN South Paris Tuesday. where she win
mas the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Vssta Chapman.
ED. beverley and r. Tracy Pierce
made hunting "trip to the Magalloway
region last week.
Thanksgiving Ball at West Paris We'd
nssdsy evening. Shaw's Jazz Orchestrs,
Alfred Gotta violinist. Supper at inter
mission. All come.
Mrs Sadie Horr was In Freeport re-
raptly 20 attend the funeral of Harvey
c, Bean, fifteen year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew ]. Bean.
Asususl, the stores will close all day
Thanksgiving Day. The drug stores
yill be open till u o'clock, and closed
for the rest OF the day.
Mrs. Edward beverley, who spent sew
ara DAYS last week with relatives in
Mechanic Falls, returned to Der home in
this village Thursday morning.
Mrs. Augusta Hamblin accompanied
by Mrs. Fremont Field and son recently
visited Miss L. NJ. Stesrns in Bethel.
Miss Stearns is a cousin to Mrs. Hamblin.
Lynedon P. Noble of Auburn, son OF
bon. Frank L. Noble, mayor of Lewiston
from 1894 to 1897, and former deputy
bank commissioner, was in South Paris
Friday.
Mrs. Leslie L. Mason spoke to the
women Of Bethel aud vicinity Thursday
afternoon az Bethel Inn on the work of
the Home Department Of the State
Chamber of Commerce and Agricul-
lural League.
Mrs. D. Haynes entertained a num-
Der Of lady friends at her home Thurs
dsy afternoon. The time was largely
spent In playing rock, ut which three
tables we're filed. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Big Jazz dance at South Paris Thanks
giving night. Shaw's Jazz Orchestra
featuring Alfred Gotta violinist and
Ernest Cloutier singer. A jazzy time
at South Paris Thanksgiving night.
> ~ ID
VIC. Thayer has sold his farm to Ray
Jsnne, and the transaction is completed
Mr.. Thayer has no definite plans as 70
The future. he has the privilege OF
remaining on the farm until spring, and
will probably stay there at present.
Eugene P. Lowell, who left with
others early in August for the wheat
harvest in Alberta, and has since been In
other places, having been employed re-
Gently in Hunter, Wash, arrived home
last week, and will be here for the pres
snt.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole OF this village
and Medical Examiner DR.. 81. Il. Bart.
lett Of Norway were called to Brownf1eld
one day last week TO investigate the
death Of boy caused by a revolver shot.
The boy was the member or hunting
party, and his death appeared to be acci-
dental.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley NJ. Wheeler are
10 move in with Mr.. Wheeler's mother
and brother, Mrs. Addie Q. Wheeler and
Robert W. Wheeler, at the Wheeler
Ina
hOuss OF Church Street which they va
cate will be occupied by Harvey 4. Pow-
srs and family.
In observance OF her birthday, Mrs.
n. L. Whittle entertained few friends
At her home on Gothic Street Wednes-
day afternoon. The guests were Mrs.
Justins Hall, Mrs. j. 81. Bean, Mrs. N.
D, Bolster, Mrs. N. G. Elder and Miss
Anna Morse. Finch was played, and
fsiresbments were served By the hostess.
Cartoons Magazine recently published
little squib that applies to the crossing
In Market Square between Billings Biock
and Odd Fellows Block. Here it Is:
@Four thlngs q man must learn to do
" be would cross the avenue:
70 eurse all mOrtorists sincerely,
70 watch his step and foot IL surely,
10 trust In his good luck securely
William G. Sewall, q dining car wsitel
90 the Grand Trunk Railway, was huec
700 and costs in the Portland Municipal
Court Wednesday for unlawful posses
sion and illegal transportation. He val
arrested at the corner of Deer and Mio
die Streets, that city, with four quar.'
Of Wbiskey In his pockets, and . sesrct
OF the dining car disclosed SIX quArt
more. In addition 10 the tine no va
sentenced to two months in jail.
The Porter Street primary school hs'
Affair." Friday afternoon, quite after Tn
manner Of grown-ups, 10 charge OF 10
teacher, Miss Hattie NJ. Leach. An on
ssrtainment was given ut 2 O'Clock, an
the sale followed. Quite a quantity Q
vegetables, fruit, food, candy, etc., COZ
ributed By the scholars or their friends
was disposed Of. There was . good 81
tendance OF the mothers and friends, an
The net proceeds we're some over t~ent
dollars, which will be used TO buy som'
thing that Is needed by the school.
Four boys who entered the brio
school building and the Metnodi'
church to ring she bells on the mornin
Of Armlstice Day were 10 the Norws