Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-03

II NeAonoo a. OyoE OI SOQtn tOrtlaD(
was In town one day last week.
Mrs. Maggie Lowell Of West Bethe
spent several days In town last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Perry of Arlington, Mass.
Is guest OF DR.. @. L. Buck and family
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Barnes and Mia
Helen Barnes were ut Naples Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Weston of Ne
chsnic Falls were In the village Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Z. Daniels was at A. G.
Fsrrar's in West Sumner for short tim,
one day last week.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler, with friends, vii
start on trip to Quebec by way OF Jack
man on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Selden of Portland Il
spending week with her brother, Will
liam Curtis, and family.
Ralph B. Penfold of Portland was
guest Of his mother, Mrs. William P
Morton, the first OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Bolles of Malta
pan, Mass, and P. G. Griffin of Boston
are guests Of Mrs. W. E. Bryant.
Samuel Richards, the well known Jew.
eler and optometrist, celebrated his SSth
birthday Friday. His health lie very
poor.
The price OF milk was advanced In this
village to Ia cents per quart on August
l, and the price of cream to Is cents per
half pint.
Mrs. Alfred Jackson and daughter,
Miss Nellie Jackson, with Mrs. Elizabeth
F. Leavitt of Norway, motored to Port
land Tuesday.
ar. and Mrs. A. D. Park formed q part
of Flying Squadron Thursday, and Wis
tied several Oxford County towns with
the other members.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller officiated at
the funeral of the late Freeland Q. An
drews, which was held at Leroy Spiller's
funeral parlors in Norway Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Morton and
Mrs. Whitman attended the Hooper re-
union at Buckfield. Mrs. Amanda Pratt
of Turner accompanied them home for
visit.
Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and children,
Mary and Marjorie, Of Waterville, who
have been visiting in town, went to Lew
iston Wednesday to spend few days
with her mother, Mrs. Lila Lunt, before
their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Haskell and chill
dren, Nelson and Elinor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward l.. Greene and children,
Donald and Katherine, recently spent q
day in Auburn, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Clough Of Lynn
are visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ernest Mil
lett. While there they all motored TO
Norway Lake and spent q very enjoys-
BILE evening with DR.. and Mrs. @. A.
stephens and Mrs. Plummer.
Colonel Alfred A. Starbird of the
United States army, and Mrs. Starbird OF
Washington, d. c., are visiting Colonel
Starbird's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Starbird. Colonel Stsrbird commanded
an artillery brigade during the World
War.
A party of eleven girls from Camp
Tripp on Lake Trip, Poland, was In
town Thursday night. They were &C
companisd by two councillors, Miss Fan
ME Z. Heinemann and Miss Frances
Schang. There are 12S girls at this
camp.
The midsummer ball at Academy Hall.
Paris Hill, brought out q large crowd.
Miss Alfredo Annis gave a fine exhibit
ton dance. There will be another dance
on Tuesday evening, August 10th, with
the same music and the same manage
ment.
Senator Bert NJ. Fernsld is expected to
be present at the next meeting of Paris
Grange, Aug. 7. In order that all mem
bers might attend without interfering
With their work it was thought best to
hold the meeting at s P. NJ. instead OF at
l 80. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake will be served during the evening.
A party of sixteen girls in bloomers
from Camp Obi We, Oxford, invaded the
village Tuesday. They were on hike,
aud had blanket rolls and other camping
They were accompanied
by Miss Mary North, director OF the
camp, Miss Ruth King of Wellesley Col
lege, Miss Camilla Stslier and Miss Eva
Rose of Montclsir, N. j., councillors.
The Sunday School class of Mrs. b.
A. Morton in the Methodist Sunday
School enjoyed q field day Thursday
with Mrs. Morton at her camp at Shagg
Pond. They made good long day Of
beautiful weather, and very lively time.
Those who went were Mrs. Beatrice
Wight, Mrs. Dorothy DeCosta and young
son, Misses Florence Leach, Marion
Simpson, Bernice Simpson, Mary Alb
bott, Ada Churchill, Doris Cole, and Ella
Remission. George D. Hollis and Mr..
Ginke were also with the party.
Under the auspices of the Optimistic
Class rare treat is to be given the peo-
pie on the evening of August II, when
Carl Jean Tolmsn will give an organ re-
cital at the Universalist church. MT.
Tolman was q former resident OF this
place and many people on Gothic and
Church Streets will remember the au-
burn haired boy, who practiced the
niano so diligently that one often heard
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day." The day has come. Mr.. Tolmsn
is an artist on the organ rs well as Oh
the piano. Come and hear him.
William p. Gray of Lewiston, one OF
the owners Of the Savoy Theatre In tnls
village, has purchased Island Park
which is situated on the Augusts-Win
throp trolley line, about half an hours
ride from Augusta. He proposes 70
improve the property by adding botei,
dance pavilion, store, ETC., and intends
70 make IL one Of the most attractive
pleasure parks in New England. II ]!
sxnectsd some big features will be added
another year similar to those found q
Coney Island. This park was formerly
the property of the Androscoggin O
Ksnnebec Railway Company.