Oxford Democrat., 1920-09-14
SOUTH PARIS.

/ W., Betty Marshall OF Portland
t.sns relatives in town.
I y.,iou Emerson of South Turne
l - s . recent visitor in this village
-, Greene is visiting his aunt
S'p.I psyIsy Robinson, in South Sumner
l clifford was in Mason last week
4 y. s,as =, after the sweet corn OF tina
nEn.
pF Willard and family Of Bry
1 " D. Pond were in town one day las
seek
, 1o.is shaw of Buckfeld was {
MS ~ snsst of her niece, Mrs. Lur'
swan. =.
a. and Mrs. W. C. Trssk of Mechanic
n. n. ssrs in South Paris q day or sc
Mt week.
-. and Mrs. Howard Barry hay;
ID into Mrs. Arvills Wise's house or
Gothic Street
n. and Mrs. A. b. Ruggles of Rum
- ssrs recent guests of DR.. and Mrs
| EB Raymond
Vic. Mildred A. Davis will teach in
s.nrImsry grade Of the Livermore Falls
rhoos this fall
p,,.rs Curtis is clerking in the store
= rols Wigsin Co. while Mr.. Wiggin
hn bis vacation
rh.,a will b., a dance at Mechanic
vi, this Monday evening with music
" ShaE's Orchestra.
-. .asctmen worked overtime last
,.st 20 that sll the gsorgettes and CAB
rjIuss could register.
", and Mrs. Lauriu Lord were recent
....,s Of Mrs. Lords sister, Mrs. Harry
aEiu, and family in Bethel.
Mac K Hastings, with sons Robert
,,I william Of East Bethel, motored to
ss syillsge one day last week.
Mas Margaret A. Baker of the office
W ! wheeler i Co. is serving as one
4 ina election clerks in Norway.
Nh, Lena NJ. Ross, Miss Evelyn Ross
Al Jobu Aver Of Portland were guests
TNr and Mrs Ralph Butts Tuesday.
v, and Mrs. J. j. Merrill of Ssco,
b,ns, residents Of South Paris, visited
b,rs several days last week.
American Legion will give three big
t,bts Of dancing fair week, Sept. II, 22,
q s.b Shsw's Popular Jazz Orchestra.
VnA.N. Howe, who has spent the
rnusr with her sister, Mrs. L. j.
s,ckstt, has returned to her home in
oakland.
NsA. NJ. Fsrwell, who has been Wis
f,g A, the home Of L. j. Brsckett and
hniIy, bas returned to her home at
nsIindse Mass.
! Harold Neal has purchased the
Nusaow on Wheeler Street which has
meniy been occupied by Lewis j. An
AsEs and family.
Mrs. Grace Oliver and daughter, Miss
Tiuoua Of Auburn, were guests of Mrs.
Divers mother, Mrs. Nettie Murphy,
RVsral days last week.
Clarence K. Winslow has gone TO Bos-
On TO resume bis studies in the Bentley
School Of Finance and Accounting,
'hich be attended last year.
Roscoe Hill, who has lived for the past
.Eo ysars at Charles MeAllistsr's in Fer
ad's Mills, has returned to this village
nd will enter the high school.
The stores of L. T. Pike Co. and East
nan Andrews will be open evenings
hs irst and second days Of the fair until
i3QP.M. Closed the third day at 1900
y
Tuesday, Sept. IA, the Congregational
Tatry will be open from 8 10 o'clock
Pm for every one to claim their pie
Pitss who brought pies for the COM
nlnity dinner
Be sure and remember the regular
meeting Of Pythisn Sisters Tuesday
Tsnng, Sept. l4th. Please all come
nd make this first meeting after vacs-
ion good one.
Yrs, Cora S. Briggs started last Thurs
"a! for Philadelphia, where she will
pend the winter. Her address is 72Ol
Chestnut Avenue, Oak Lane, Philsdel-
Pala, Pennsylvania.
County Commissioner Charles w.
8OHksr was in Kezsr Falls Thursday to
itsnd joint meeting of the county
'onnissiOners and the state highway
@nnission over road matters.
The annual meeting of the Maine As
nclstion Of Insurance Agents will DC
led IN Auburn on Wednesday, Sept. %.
Slnley n. Wheeler of this village 10 a
member Of the executive committee.
Rev. D. F. Faulkner was called to Lew.
Mon Thursday 10 attend the funeral of
liDninent member Of the Park Street
Asiaodist Church, of which Mr.. Fsulk'
@fSa' formerly pastor for some years.
Aparty consisting of Maurice Tyler OF
s'oVet Hill, E c. Barnard, Bellows
Mi, W., and Misses Marion and Flea
%i Jordan Of Mechanic Falls mOtored
aon Bethel 10 this village one day lasl
week.
work Of remOdeliug the Thomes store
y 6ucsheld, recently purchased by the
SNls Trust Company for their branch IL
oSetneld, has begun. When finished u
WI furnish first class quarters for theil
EOSing business.
" Tue guests entertained by Mr.. and
Ah Charles f. Duubam Labor Ds!
s''s Mr., and Mrs. Horstio Bry ant, Lot
~ " 0fyant and j. B. Hodgdon. Mrs
Ss Whitman Hathaway Of Bryant
''0o spent the week. end.
Slsfx Of Courts Donald B. Psrtridgr
ss1isssed Republican rally in Buck
T's % Wednesday evening. DR.. Rober
,i.achIfoy Of Princeton University wa
49, 49, Speaker. Dunhsm's orchestra o
~'hilags furnished music.
Iae last dance at Paris Hill Will b
"''oay night; but there will be dane
q Bethel Friday night, also at Wes
~. n saturday night. The orchestra
engaged for West Sumner Grsng
taOCe. "'' axis A"s'
HS James L. Wilson OF the Bsptii
S...s SSo mas part in the symposium
H fundamentals at the snnu'
I'uog OF the Oxford United Bsptii
ssSSclaslon to be held In Canton, Sci
s1. o't 70 and "a. The subject of b
'p'' VIII be Sovereignty of Jesus"
We g.ss morning express from Portlsr
Ssc cssasy which should arrive here
ulo not get here until noon, own
Dan. sgnt wreck just below Mechsn
an'. Passengers, mail, baggage al
,,.oS sss mad to be transferred around q
sSioS 70 the local passenger train dow