Oxford Democrat., 1920-04-13
SOUTH PARIS.
APRIL

W. . . -
April April,
Laugh thy girlish laughter;
~ Then, the moment affer,
Weep thy girlish tearsi
April, that mine ears
Like lover greetest,
ri tell thee, sweetest,
al my hopes and fears,
April. April,
Laugh thy golden laughter,
But the moment AFTER,
Weep thy golden tears.
william Watson.
AD. Park was In Mechanic Falls Sat.
urday.
Rev. John C. Lawrence of Mechanic
Falls was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Fletcher enter,
t.insd the Kupple Klub Friday evening
Chester Hammond, who Is employed
In Spriugvsle, is at home for vacation.
Nr, Amy Hayden Crandlemirs of
Hsrtlsud is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Hayden.
Ralph r. Butts has gone to New Port
land TO install heating plant in the
home Of Warren Clark.
shaw's Orchestra has been engaged to
furnlsh music on Memorial Day for Will
liam < Kimbsll Post, G.. A. R.
Dance Saturday night at Grange Hall.
Sbaw's orchestrs of three pieces with
old and new dances. Why not 60?
The Wselaffalot Club met Monday
evening with Mrs. Myrtle CAFES at the
home Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. L.
Buck.
Mrs. Raymond Gates with her two
sons, Lloyd and Stanley, of West Paris
spent last week with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Buck.
Shaw's Jazz Banjo Orchestra will
furnish music for the senior drama at
Grange Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
dsy evenings of this week.
Mrs. Chas. r. Barden and Miss Laura
Barden OF West Paris and Miss Alice
Barden Of Wsterville were guests of Mrs.
Marietta Willis and Mrs. Emma Mann
Wednesday.
Patriots ball at Centennial Hall, West
Paris, Monday evening, April 10. Gen
Gemen so cents, ladies 25 cents. Music
by Shsw's Jazz Banjo Orchestra, five
pieces, of South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mosher and
daughter Hazel have been recently visit
ing In Boston. Mr.. Mosher has returned
but Mrs. Mosher and Hazel have gone
to Rhode Island to visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. oldham Of Canton
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rus
sell for few days last week, coming
especially to attend the mortgage burn
ing service at the Universslist church
Tuesday evening.
Dancing at Grange Hall Tuesday even
ing Of this week from $50 to IL 80 with
no intsrmissiop. Gents so cents, ladies
rs cents, always q good crowd In attend
sDce with no waits. Late numbers by
Sbsw's Jazz Orchestra.
Stanley Bennett of South Paris has
concluded his engagement as superin-
!sDdent of the Burnham & Morrill, fac
tory at Livermore Falls, and has accept
ed q position as manager of the Ripley &
Fletcher garage at Bridgton.
The teen department of Deering Me-
mortal Sunday School was entertained
BY Mrs. Eva Ordwsy at her home on
Western Avenue Thursday evening. A
IOcial evening with games and music
was enjoyed. Refreshments were served
European plan.
There will be supper and entertain
msnt st Dsering Memorial vestry Tues
day evening, April IS. Supper at $50;
entertainment at s o'clock. The enter
taiument consists Of readings by Miss
Helen Tracy of Lewiston and music by
local talent. Admission to supper and
entertainment S5 cents.
At the April meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid OF Deering Memorial Church, the
following officers were elected:
Pres.-Mrs. 7. NJ Davis.
Yice-Pres.-Mrs. Ernest Aillett.
Sec-Mrs. Chss. Dudley.
Treas.-Mrs. Helen Briggs.
Executive Com.-Mrs. Ivy Morton, Mrs. >. T.
0rdWay, Mrs. Chas. Edwards, Mrs. Benz. Swetf,
Arl. L. D. hilett.
kUb OhOuisc4 Aoot
Monday evening between eight O'Clock
and half past, and the village was 10
darkness for an hour or more. Rarely
used kerosene lamps were called into
service, and the trouble was remedied as
soon as possible, so that even the pic
ture show was able to run its program,
for the completion Of which the audience
patiently waited.
Miss Eva Andrews, who has been for
some time stenOgrapher 10 the law otfice
OF barry n. Shaw, has completed her
engagement there, and will be engaged
in the dressmaking department Of Brown,
Buck & Co. at Norway. Miss Evelyn
Wight of the graduating class OF the
high school will take her place in Mr..
Shaw's Office, doing spare time work
only while school Is In session.
DR.. L. D. Bristol, State Commissioners
OF Health, who spoke at Deering Memo
rial Church Monday evening on "Heslth
and Purity" under the auspices OF the
Seneca Club, in speaking of the law
requiring towns to appoint health
ottcer said that out of 522 towns In
Maine only about $50 had so far sp-
pointed such an officer, and the depart
msnt has this week issued warnings
against any further delay.
We experienced some weather on Mon
day Of last week. Out west the weather
msn celebrated Easter with q blizzard
and two feet of snow; but in South Paris
he waited until the church choirs had
finished their anthems, "Who Are These
In Bright Array" and the ladies had had
time to return home and put away said
Bright Array" when he began and be-
fore he finished gave Us thunder storm,
the first Of the season in this village.
John S. Brown, who returned recently
from Florida after spending the winter
with A. L. Tubbs, formerly OF this place,
now situated near Tampa, says that Mr'
Tubbs has promise Of good returns from
bis fruit raising. He now has between
two and three hundred trees of the citrus
fruits which are just coming into bear
Ing. They are blooming full and will
evidently have . good crop this year,
and after this year they will bring in
steady and material income. The winter
mas been . comfortable one, and MT
Brown saws that the Florida people seem