Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-21
SOUTH PARIS.

HSe 1rsns ne Queen Of Judah's cline
sSsthe village Of the stranger
fTTSs-a the infant savior lay,
o-ntIsd no humble manger,
SSsrIstmas comes 70 Us to-day"
p,-d Curtis Is at home from Colby
,.1.Ss for the holiday vacation.
Ill. Phelps of South Portland
mast at Mrs. Alice P. Thsyer's.
q Titus Is having q furnace In
Ia! n in his house on Pleasant Street.
u,,l,D Deunisou is at home from the
ctissr,i,y of Maine for the holiday
s,s,on.
~, Sunday the children's story at
R.ntist church will be on Wanted
New Eyes.
Al ,bs schools closed Friday for the
NAV vacation. They will open again
N he Sd of January.
Ma Ida Bonney has come from Sum-
70 .nspd the winter with her sister,
M j. D. Haynes, here.
r,sHs L. Mason, Horace l.. Swan and
ribor Swan attended the toymskers'
,,5IbltiOn in New York last week.
wv Ripley has purchased the Ice
,,,Ioss, OF Z. D. Millstt & Sons of Nor
-, and will run the whole ice business
d the two towns.
ronesr, and ball Christmas night at
S,T,b Paris. Ernest Cloutier singer.
saws Jazz Orchestra. Concert at S:15
camera dancing at $50.
p.rIsy E. Ripley was elected one of
"a. directors Of the Maine Automobile
n.,lers Association at the organization
,Itbsi association at Augusta Monday
B! lss. week.
Nh, Roy E. Cole and son Howard of
rbsl,ss. Mass, are here for the holiday
v,pstlon With The Wheeler family. Mr..
Cole Is expected Thursday.
Judgs Sanford L. Fogg was elected
MAYOR of Augusta last Monday by 1909
rites 10 l4l7 for his Democratic op-
nopsps. One woman, q Democrat, was
.lsctsd to the city council.
Mrs Flora Martin Is visiting her
i,ugbter, Mrs. II. P. Mckinney, In |
Eng6eld. Mr. Mckinney was here for |
,IsE days, and Mrs. Martin accomps-
ned him on bis return home.
The SINAI shop which has for some
y.srs stood on Gothic Street near the L. |
I Moves house has been moved TO the |
Percy P. Allen store and attached to the |
rear Of the building facing Western
Avenue.
Howard Jackson Of the United States
nyy nov 90 the submarine tender |
Bushnell stationed at Norfolk navy yard,
hst home % a twelve days leave of sb- |
eucs With his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. w.
|. Jackson.
Mrs C. K. Fox and daughter Marion |
d Bethel we're guests at George d. Rob
r.son's over the weekend. Miss Miriam |
aObsrssOn accompanied them on their
nturD home, and will visit them over
he holiday.
Last Thursday was the an niversary of
the fire in Odd Fellows Block on Dec.
70, 1919, which was fought 10 q temper
nura several degrees below zero, and
which came so near finishing the build
ag but didn't. |
Michael Kennsgh underwent another
surgical operation last Tuesday at the
Central Maine General Hospital In Lew
stOn, where he has been for some time.
His daughter Lulie aud her grandmoth-
Or, Mrs. D. D. Fletcher, were with him
several days last week.
number Of South Paris people took
advantage Of the opportunity and went
TO Norway Thursday evening to hear
Bishop Edwin II. Hughes, who spoke In
connection with the rededicstion of tbs
Methodist church of that place. They
we're all glad they went.
Assignn snts OF justices for the 1920
terms Of Supeme Judicial Court have
sssn announced. For Oxford County
lhe assignments are: February term,
Justice John A. Morrill, of Auburn; May
term, Justice Warren G. Pbilbrook OF
Watsrylle; October term, Justice Chas.
J. Damn of Orono.
The Child Feeding Fund for the starv-
Jog children OF Europe is 10 be managed
B! the Community Club, with Mrs.
Frank A. Taylor as chairman. The
Christian Endeavor Society OF the Con-
rsgstioDsl church have pledged to feed
i've children. May others gladly re-
pond when they are called upon.
Murray NJ. Bigelow will 60 early in
January to Fsribault, MIMI, where he
% to have the position OF athletic in
irucior in st. James School, a private
school for boys. For the past few
months be has been at the Ripley q
Fletcher Co. garage at Bridgton, aud
'incs completing work there has been
here.
The shipment of Christmas goods from
bis station Y express reached its apex
lst week. Saturday morning the station
'lattOrm was piled with heaps Of goods
rom both the Paris Manufacturing Co.
nd the Mason Manufacturing Co., and
he capacity of the express cars on the
Town train must have been tested.
The teachers of the village schools,
led Superintendent and Mrs. A. b.
iafcelon, have presented Miss Hattie N.
Leach, who lie confined at home by the
hats OF her health, with ten dollar
sold piece, In appreciation of the many
'sars OF golden service which she has
rendered 10 the Porter Street school.
Fletcher I. Psrlin, who has been Ill
0r long time, and has undergone sew
1fal surgical operations, was taken 10
he Central Maine General Hospital last
week for examination. II was necessary
= take him on q cot. 1t was decided |
nat an operation woald not be advisa-
Pc, aud be returned home two days
alter.
The Seneca Club has It's December
meeting this Monday evening with MIS-.
saith Wheeler, the hostesses being Mrs.
v Wheeler, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Barnes.
ne evenings program is:
CURRENT TOPICS
A0A Call-Christmas Quotations.
Mrs. Mason, Mrs. LittleHeld,
Mrs. Mary Wheeler.
The Ladies' Social Union of the uni
'ersalist church will hold their last bust
meas meeting of tho year on "Wednesday
n'ernoon In the church parlor at ESQ
o'clock. Every member 10 urged to be
present ~ there Is important business TO
Transact previous to the annual parish