Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-02-10
SOUTH PARIS.

SOO III FAAS.
Harry Bryant of Mechanic Falls was II
3 the village Saturday.
Miss Nora Durham was In Augusta {
u day or two last week.
W Vernon Keene of Lewiston was II
South Paris several days last week.
Albert r. Rogers was home from Bow
doin College several days last week.
Herbert N. Tucker of Yarmouth, for
3 nsrly Of Paris, was in the village Satur-
Jay.
Lester Wood visited bis parents, MI.
Ind Mrs. Fred Wood, in Bethel lsst
week.
MYRTLE Whitney Is at the Central Maine
eeneral Hospital, Lewiston, for treat
hent.
' The hour of the parish supper at the
Congregatiousl church Tuesday evening
1s $50.
Isl Clarence G. Morton and son Hugh
we're in Crystal, n. a., for few days
asst week.
M Miss Nora Durham spent the week
Md with her cousin, Laura Barden, at
Vest Paris.
~ Rev. Charles Hall suffered q slight
shock q few days ago, but Is NOT con
lned to the bed.
A. Mrs. Albert d. Park entertained the
.adies' Sewing Club at her home Wed
g nesdsy afternoon.
2# Mrs. Nelson G.. Elder entertained the
S Missionary society of the Congregational
s |hurch Thursday afternoon.
|# The j. A. Kenney & Company mill has
been closed during the past week owing
. an accident to the engine.
:. John Wight is acting as night watch
nan in the village because of lack OF
vater and the danger OF fires.
Harold B. Keene of Providence, R. l.,
"a in town Wednesday. Mr.. Keene is
nformsr resident of the village.
n Harold Cole, who for some time past
las been a clerk in the r. n. Wright Co.
3 now working for the L. +. Pike Co. at
ohe Blue Store.
Charles z. Waterman of Mechanic
falls Is assisting on the Democrat for q
lsw weeks because of congestion of work
md lack of help.
Mrs. Rachel Stanley and Newton STAN
ley of South Portland were in town last
'ueek, called here by the death OF son
md brother, Writ Stanley.
Mrs. Ida Bonney has returned from a
Halt with her brother in Saco, and will
las the balance of the winter with her
Hster, Mrs. James d. Haynes.
W Albert II. Wheeler, who Is now in the |
oecoud year of the course in the Msssa-
0husetts College of Pharmacy, Boston,
las been made assistant instructor IN |
pharmacy in that Institution.
III Mrs. Donald S. Bartlett was taken to |
he Central Maine General Hospital,
Lewiston, for treatment Wednesday. |
+ u. Bartlett accompanied her, returning
- this village Thursday morning.
Miss Iona Littlehsle was In Augusta
Wednesday and Thursday, to attend the
fecturers' conference of the State Grange.
During her absence Miss Julia P. Morton |
vas substitute teacher for her in the
1hurtleff Primary School.
M The meeting Of the Oxford County |
Branch Of the New England Milk Pro
ducers' Association which was sched- |
uled to take place at the Grange Hall in |
his village on Saturday did not take
lace, owing to the storm and the bad
5saveling. And the meeting will be held
Ihursdsy.
Mrs. Herman Wilson, who had the
Misfortune to break her ankle few
veeks ago, has so far recovered that she
vas able to resume her duties as organ
ID in the Methodist church In Norway
Sunday. In honor Of the occasion |
bpecisl music was prepared and chorus
assisted the quartet.
y Local Boy Scouts are interested in the |
present week because it marks the tenth |
anniversary Of the establishment OF the
Organization In America. The exact
Date of the anniversary fell on last Sun
Day. Some troops are making week OF
IL in accordance with suggestions from
National Headquarters.
1t is generally considered that a man
should be clearly in person and clothing,
that not TO be so 10 matter OF personal
Indifference aud neglect, and inexcusa-
BILE; but in the present condition OF
water shortage, or sometimes total lack |
Of IL, there are some residents who think |
such judgment subject to modification.
4 Cullen Abbott of Woodstock was In |
6outh Paris Thursday on business. He
Informed the Democrat that the recent |
cold weather did not pass Woodstock |
BY, and that results to water pipes there |
were the same as in this village. In
fact, one of his errands here was to OBJ
tain assistance in thswing out those on
his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Mason went to
Pittsfielc, Mass, Thursday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Catlin, who
gave q dinner and dance in their honor.
From that place they went to New York
City, where Mr.. Mason will attend q
meeting of the Toymskers' Association
which is scheduled to take place this
evening, Feb. 10th. Mr.. Mason is
director Of the association.
At the annual meeting of Paris Lodge,
r. and A. NJ, Tuesday evening, there
was official visitation by the District
Deputy Grand Master, r. Fl. Eastman of
Norway, with work In the NJ. IL. degree,
and an oyster supper was served after
the close of the lodge. Officers elected
for the coming year are:
w.M-H W. Starbird
8. W.-Sherman T. Oliver.
J. We. c. Mariner.
Treas-William z. Morton.
Sec.-Harold c. Fletcher.
8. D.-Irving o. Barrows-
j. D.-EugeDe p. Lowell.
Com. Of Finance-Arthur <. Forbes, Albert |
W. walker, Charles II. George.
Trustees Of tLS Charity Fund-For two years, |
K. j. Record, George r. Eastman, w. b. Strick- !
land for three years, L. s. Billings, w. s. Star
bird, Walter l.. Gray. 1
The youngest pupils of Miss Nellie NJ.
Jackson gave q recital Saturday after
noon, Jan. 81. Following Is the pro-
gram:
At Early Morn.
The Wedding. Nelson Haskell
At Early Morn.
The Wedding,
1 Slow waltz,
Thinking Bells.
Lightly Dance.
CS3ld's wsltz.
SNOWMAN,