Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-07
The Philathsas win meet with Mrs,
Esnel Noyes on Thursday, Sept. o.

guest Of her niece, Mrs. Anna 81. Have,
Arthur T. Royal and son Arthur {
Worcester, Mass, have been In town fc
few days.
Miss Geneva Young was taken to th
hospital Tuesday morning for an ope
alton for appendicitis.
Miss Gladys Damon and Paul Higgiu
OF Portland were holiday guests 1t th
home Of Mrs. VIM. Rand.
Sergt. and Mrs. Harry Cohen OF Port
and were guests at F. A. Taylor's owe
the weekend and holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Douglas of Hope
dale, Mass, were at Mrs. Nellie Powers
over the weekend and holiday.
Chief Justice L. G. Cornish and Mrs
Cornish OF Augusta were among th
Labor Day guests In South Paris.
r 81. W. Stsrbird, the barber, has move,
from his former location to the Fletche
barber shop in Odd Fellows Block.
Henry w. Stuart of Mslrose, Mass.
formerly of Portland, has been visitin,
bis brother, Whitfield Stuart, in Soutl
Paris.
Mrs. Linwood Bailey and son Elmer o
Revere, Mass, have been guests of Mrs
Bailey's aunt, Mrs. J. <. Murch, durin,
the past week.
Miss Leota Schoff, graduate of Paris
High School in this years class, weul
Tuesday morning to Kent's Hill to enter
the seminary there.
Mrs. Arthur G. Soule and two chill
dren of South Windham were guests oil
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Morton, over the weekend.
Lieut.. Donald S. Bartlett was home
from the hospital in West Norfolk, Mass,
where he is stationed, for the week end
and Labor Day, arriving Saturday morn
ing.
The Community Club wishes to ex-
tend thanks to all who assisted in any
way in making the celebration on Labor
Day the highly successful affair that it
was.
Mrs. Mary Stanley and daughter
Ethelyn went Tuesday morning to Kent's
Hill, where Mrs. Stanley has a position
in one of the dormitories of the semi.
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Cunningham
and daughter Doris of Lynn, Mass, have
been visiting his uncle, A. F. ThurlOw,
and other relatives in town, during the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Swan and Mrs.
Albert E. Dean and daughter Dorothy
have returned from an automobile trip
of nearly a week, visiting in Providence,
R. l., and other places.
Mrs. Nathan A. Chase of Ilion, N. Y,
has been a guest at A. W. Walkers, and
Priscilla Chase, who has been at Mr..
Walkers during the sum mer, returned
with her to lion on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Taylor and
daughter Musa returned Tuesday from
six days automobile trip over the coast
route to Brooklin, Maine, with side trips
to Sandy Point, Castine and Bar Hsrbor.
On account of the disablement of a 10
on the Lewiston Branch of the
Grand Trunk Friday afternoon, the Nor
way Branch engine and train crew went
to their assistance, returning to this viii
lsge about P. NJ.
Harold C. Anderson of Wollaston,
Mass, came Friday to the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Anderson,
and returned Monday accompanied by
bis son, who has spent the summer here
with his grandparents.
Miss Edna Marrell of Portland has
been entertained here during the past
two weeks by the Kosy Korner Klsss,
which is Mrs. F. A. Tsylor's class in the
Baptist Sunday School. Each member
Of the class in turn entertains her for
TWO or three days. She returns home
Tuesday.
There will be an innovation at exhibi-
ton hall during the county fair. A
decorator will be hired to
lake general charge of the decorations,
which heretofore have been left to the
exhibitors. C. F. Griffin &
Company of Lewiston will do this work.
They have handled similar work In this
vicinity before with satisfaction.
franklin Maxim went to Locke's Mills
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
nephew, Earl Leslie Maxim, who, Ii will
be remem bered, died In France during
the occupation of that country by the
United States army. His body arrived
the Saturday before the funeral. He
was the son of II. F. Maxim Of Locke's
Mills, and the grandson OF the late W.
w. Maxim of this town.
Rev. G. G. Miller and his SON Alan
took six hundred and thirty mile auto
mobile vacation trip last week to st.
Anne de Besupre by way of Jackman
and Quebec. Returning they passed
through Robertson, where are located
the worlds greatest asbestos mines,
thence to Sherbrooke, Derby Line, Cole
brook, Dixville Notch, Grafton and
Bethel. They were gone little over
three days.
The Sunbeam Glass Of Deering Me-
mortal Sunday School gathered for a
house party Thursday at the home OF
their teacher, Mrs. Eva Ordway. On
Friday they went for an all.dsy bike,
to their various homes in the
early evening, having cooked both din
uer and supper in the open. Their menu
consisted of roast corn, potatoes, fried
bacon and toasted bread, with hot pan
cakes and maple syrup for dessert.
They had with them as q mascot and
protector a large collie dog. The mem-
bers of the Sunbeam Glass are: hester
Ordway, Laura Brooks, Marjorie Ed
wards. Christine Davis, Florence Mace,
Alline Macdonald, Kathleen Macdonald.
Road Commissioner Resigns.
To the selectmen of the Town of Paris.
Sirs: