Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28
SOUTH PARIS.

ID. Park was in GIlsad recently.
,ns Gotta is visiting his father In
Csnsds.
NJ. Sadie Parlin was in Lewiston
tuesday.
CIV Cole has been visiting his sister,
Ms. s. J. RswsOn, in Mexico.
NJ, and Mrs. Omar Morrow of Auburn
- gnests of relatives In town over fair
sssk
insight Wise of Rockland, Mass, was
FOR short time the first of the
week
waf,ad Kimball was a guest last week
.,coonel and Mrs. William T. Eustis in
DI6sld.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Wyman was in Lewis
an last week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
5 Wesley Wymsu.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Essson and Miss
uarriet Rumery of Portland were guests
n friends in town last week.
There we're three cases Of diphtherls
.,a,rts5 70 the board of health Friday,
,xo in the village and one on Elm Hill.
pobsrt L. White of Portland was the
,,s.t of bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Tbi,te, for short time during the
hr,
n, and Mrs. d. z. Bowker of Port
land were guests Of Mr.. Bowker's broth
:, Charles W Bowker, and family last
week.
Mrs. 5. Ksspar Wight and daughter
katherine Marjorie of North Bridgton
Tsrs guests of her sister, Mrs. B.. A.
Norton, during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. rockingham |
If Hsverhill, Mass, according 10 their |
rps,on spent fair week in their old home |
bwu. the guests OF relatives.
Friday morning, Mrs. n. G. Elder, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Jackson, Mr.. A. j. Jack |
nn and Miss Jackson motored To Range |
lev Lakes, returning Saturday.
Hon. and Mrs. Aretss Stssrns of Rum
bri we're in town last week. Mr.. Stesrns
vas elected Judge of probate in the late 1
slsctiou, it Sil be remembered.
Mrs. Archie Il. Curtis will close herr
house on Piue Street and GO to Rumford
70 spend the winter with her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Curtis.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler attended the
nsstiug of the Maine Association of H.
praucs Agents in Lewiston Wednesday.
Be was elected one of the executive CON-
nittse.
Hon. Alton c. Wheeler will speak be-
fore the Oxford Teachers Association
10 Norway Wednesday afternoon, taking
hr his subject, The Citizen and the
School.
Hsnry Morton and Riualdo Wiggin
made trip through the White Mountain
region from Tuesday to Thursday inclu-
sTe, travelling with Ford and lodging
10 tent which they took along with
them.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole was appointed
Friday By Governor Carl Z. Milliken as
sdelsga.e to the annual convention Of
he American Prison Association, which
will meet at Columbus, Ohio, October
AtO 10.
The high school was suspended after
Tuesday Of last week, and the time lost
90 account of the fair will be made up
later. The other schools were suspend
ID Wednesday and Thursday, and were
IN session Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Powers, Miss Louise Pow
srs, Gordon Powers and Nathan A. Sill
yer made an automobile trip to Massa-
ehusetts last week, and spent several
days with Mrs. Powers sister, Mrs. Z. (.
Douglas, ia Hopedsle.
Donald 5. Briggs, who has had q posi-
ton during the summer ia a hotel in
WsstpOrt, Y. Y, was here for a short |
tine last week, and went from here TO
Wilton, where be was married on Sum-
day to Miss Mary Davenport of that
place.
All teachers of the towns of Paris and |
: Woodstock are urged to attend the
Educational Rally at Norway Sept. 29th |
$50 A. NJ. Supt. A. B. Gsrcelon |
advises US that teachers who attend this |
meeting may do so without loss OF sal
Ey. It is hoped that all teachers will
attend.
The following South Paris men passed |
over the burning sands of Kora Temple, |
Order Of the Mystic Shrine, in Lewiston |
last week: Harold G. Fletcher, j. Hsr- |
Old Neal, Irving D. Barrows, Stanley NJ.
Wheeler, Charles Z. Brett, Robert Z.
shaw, Robert W. Wheeler and George
Eastman.
The Pythsn Sisters will have q COW
cred dish supper next Tuesday evening,
sept. q, after their meeting. All Sisters
please bring something for supper.
Meeting to begin at 7:30 sharp. A
expenses Of Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Murch went to Re
we're, Mass, Wednesday for a few days
u'lt to relatives, going with e. d.
Kosher who was on trip to Providence,
a !. Mr.. Murch returned Saturday with
nj Nosher, the others remain for few
Gays more. Miss Murch was the guest
OF Miss Ethel Crockett at Bridgewater
over the weekend.
On the occasion of her eightieth birth
gay Monday, the 10th, Mrs. Lucelia G.
Morton was surprised by a considerable
party OF relatives who came In unan-
no0nesd to eat a covered dish supper
sltn her, and others were there during
'as evening. Mrs. Morton also received
numerous post cards and other remind
sn OF the occasion from friends here and
ELSEWHERE. Fourscore years sit lightly
Upon Mrs. Morton, who Is very active,
working indoors and out, and as diligent
doing for others as she has been dur
ING all her life.
rorty-tive we're given the sixth degree
H H q. at Grange Hall, South Paris,
friday afternoon. The officers OF the
Sa'e Grange in attendance were w. J.
thompson, Master, and Mrs. Thompson,
slCra, Of South China; Assistant Stew
Tu d. B. Crawford and Lady Assistant
steward Mrs. Fl. B. Crawford of Houl-
pa; Chaplain A. Z. Morse of South
ITs; aud Secretary K. 81. Libby OF
auOlrn. Me- nraaant