Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-07-27
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs Charles Stevens was In Lewistc
and Auburn Thursday.
Nrs C. L. Hutchinson Of Canton b
ham visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Helen s. Lowell of Canton
,,oppiug in the village for a while.
Mrs. Ella S. Hesld of East Sumner hi
ham a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Psrl
n, and Mrs. C. L. Jersey of Portlan
xsre ln town a few days the first OF Ia!
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wadlin {
Canton we're in the village one day La
week.
Evsrstt A. Morse was in Bethel +,
ssu,y to attend the funeral of Silas
Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin McKeen are visit
mo their daughter, Mrs. Lydia Rowe,
Lowell.
yrs Grace Sumner of West Somel
vile, Mass, was recent guest Of friend
in town.
Mrs. Dwight Gowell is at the Contra
Maine General Hospital, Lewiston, TO
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. j. Farnhsm were re
can't guests of Miss Sadie Farnham II
New Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chandler of New
mort News, Virginia, have been visiting
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Perkins wer,
vuests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bartlett IL
Bethel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy j. Bird of worces
tsr. Mass, are spending q vacation with
bis father, Amos A. Bird.
Mrs. A. q. Rugglss was the guest OF
Mrs. Addie Michsud at Gray for a day
Utwo the first of the week.
Judge i. E Herrick and his law-part.
mere. c. Park, of Bethel, were in town
Tuesday % attend probate court.
Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and daughters
Nary aul Marjorie Of Wsterville are
spending vacation with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. L. L. Mason returned some days
since from st. Bsrnsbas Hospital, Port
and, where she had been for some weeks
for surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Dennisou and
daughter Dorothy returned some days
sirce FROM .hsir automobile trip to visit
their relatives in Auburn, Ind.
Mr. and Ers. b. T. Tirrell of Canton
have been visiting relatives in town.
When they returned to Canton Miss
Ruth Sheshsn accompanied them.
kr. and Mrs. Charles Colwell and five
children, who have been visiting at E.
g. Esggett's, left Tuesday in their auto
iOf their home iu South Hancock.
The body of Carl Flint of East Bethel,
Who died July 10, at Bryant's Pond, of
assumption, was brought TO this village
br interment the first OF last week.
". o rockingham was in Lewiston
one DAY last week to make arrangements
for the music ut Oxford County Fair,
which viii take place September 81 to 2S
nsxt
Sherman T. Oliver has returned from
Bis vacation spent In North Arson. Mrs.
Oliver and children, Esther and William,
will remain two weeks more with her
parents.
Ralph Perkins has completed bis en-
sagement in the Fletcher barber shop,
and is at present taking vacation.
The shop has not been open for the past
few days.
Mrs Guy Stevens and daughter ia
nstte, who have been visiting Mrs. Ste
Veus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. <. d. Hag-
gstt, returned to her home in South Port
and Tuesday.
Berne Mitchell Is on q two weeks va
cation from bis duties at the Charles H..
Howard Drug Store, and Is spending the
tine with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Mitchell at King6eld.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence G.. Morton and
} daughter Helen, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Nor
ton and Miss Julia P. Morton made q
trip Of several days to Boston and vicin-
lly last week, going by automobile.
There was a special train over the
Grand Trunk Railway Saturday evening
filed with the Uniform Rank, Knights
OtPythias, en- route to attend the grand
sucsmpnent in the city of Cleveland.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter of South Law
renee, Mass, for several years pastor or
the Congregational church in this viii
lags, occupied the pulpit of the Pine
Street Congregational Church, Lewiston,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Llmuer Of Cor
ban, n. a., are stopping in town. Mr..
Limnsr has charge OF putting in parts oil
the electric block system which the
Grand Trunk Railway is installing along
this portion of the line.
Rev. Dwight F. Faulkner went to Cor.
ham Wednesday TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs Frank l.. Harlow. Rev. Mr.. Faux
asr vas at one time pastor Of the School
SEset Methodist Church in Gorham, and
Ms. Harlow was psrishioner.
Don't fail to see Miss Alfredo Annis In
me exhibition dance at Academy Hall,
fars Hill, this Tuesday evening. The
music will be by Shsw's Orchestra.
Dancing will begin at $50. Ice cream
Will be on sale at intermission.
somewhat sbowery look to the sky
I'D not prevent between forty and nifty
gathering at Ames' Grove for the Uni
'ersals, Sunday School picnic Saturday
afternoon. Doing stunts, including
aaeoerry pie contest which may be In
sgined was the order Of the afternoon
and basket picnic supper was eaten
With an abundance Of ice cream.
"A picnic Of local people was held a
Aast Waterford last week. The follow
ing persons were in attendance: Mr.. and
MRS. r. Tracy Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs
george Cutting and sons Ralph ant
Floyd of this village; Mrs. Myra Hag
gsu Stevens and daughter Janette o
youth Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
VoiWell and children of South Hancock
mrs, Rebeccs p. Hsggett and Mr.. ant
An. George Stevens Of Waterford.
The Kupple Klub with guests me
WIN DR.. and Mrs. Chester n. Merrill q
soslr farm near Hooper's Ledge Tues
uAy evening. Among those who a.
Soded were Mr.. and Mrs. Harol
Sisicher, Mrs. Ida Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs
n T. Pierce, Mr.: and Mrs. Z. ID. Peyel
10y, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Jacobs, Nj
ana Mrs. Irving Bsrrows, Mr.. and Mr.
WILDER Swan and j. Harold Neal.
picnic supper and guitar music wer