Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-29
SOUTH PARIS.


Tuesday.
usrman Mason of Bethel was In South
Paris Tuesday
Chester A. Briggs of West Paris was
in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Park were in
Bethel one day last week.
Mrs Alice Bibber spent two days at
her home in Wales last week.
Mrs Flora Martin Of South Woodstock
was ip the village few days last week.
Miss Josephine johnson was q recent
cuest of Miss Ethel Cole in Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of South
Woodstock were recent visitors IN South
Paris.
Miss Mary Dwinal of Mechanic Falls
vas a guest of Mrs. Ellen E. Blake last
week.
Miss Alice Penley of West Paris visited
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Herrick, day or
two last week.
Mrs. Anna II. Hayes returned last
week from her visit to her daughter in
Reading, Mass.
Mrs. r. R. Butts recently visited her
sis,er. Mrs W E. Penley, and her fam
lis in West Paris.
Mrs. Rose Whitney of Mechanic Falls
spent several days with relatives in this
village last week.
Miss Sue Porter cf Portland Is spend
ing the summer vacation with her moth
or, Mrs Ida Porter.
Mrs. Grace Oliver and daughter
Winona of Lewiston were recent guests
of Mrs. J. j. Murphy.
Miss Dorothy Chandler visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Chsnd
Ter. 10 Bethel last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Haynes were Wis
tied the first of last week by Mr.. Haynes
uncle ". Scott Haynes of Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Andrews and Albert
Keuiston and family of Albany were
recent guests of Asa Keniston and family.
Shsw's Jazz Orchestra, five pieces,
will pas at the July Ball, Dudley Opera
House, Bryant's Pond, Friday night this
week.
Among those who attended commence
ment exercises at Bates College last
week was Morton V. Bolster of the class
Of 1910.
Or. C. L. Buck was in Old Orchard
two or three days last week to attend
the convention of the Maine Dental
Society
The Democrat is reminded that there
was al east one observance of Flag Day
here, in the form of exercises at the
Shursleff School.
Paris Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will visit
Evening Star Lodge at Bucktield this
Monday evening, and there Is prospect
Of good delegation from here.
Mrs. E. N. Haskell and children, Nell
son and Eleanor, are making visit OF
some two weeks to MIS-. Hsskelrs par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jewett, in Den
mark.
Christine Davis, who was in the grad
uating class of the grammar school,
passed the state examination in history
for admission to the high school with q
rank Of 100.
Prof. Roy q. Porter, who was in town
last week, has returned to Palmerton,
Pa. Mrs. Porter and children remained
a week or so after his departure with
Mrs. Ida Porter.
Clarence Winslow, who is q student Of
the Bentley School of Accounting and
Finance in Boston, is home for the sum-
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Winslow.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller was in East
Sumner on Monday of last week to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. George Fl. Pack
ard. BE also attended the funeral OF
Hiram F. Holt in Norway Wednesday.
Row Titus, who has purchased the
Porter Stesrns house on Pleasant Street,
has sold his meat business at Brysnes
Pond, and will move TO this village
where he expects to engage in the meat
business.
Charles Howard and sons Henry and
Roland with Mr.. Howsrd's mother, Mrs.
Clara Howard, left Wednesday for Port
land on a vacation. They attended COM
mencement at Bowdoin College last
week, and will also visit in Alfred.
Miss Priscilla Chase of Ilion, n. Y,
is here for the summer with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Walker,
where she formerly made her home for q
number of wears. Miss Eva Z. Walker
and Mrs. P. NJ. Walker went to Boston q
week since to meet her, her father bring
ing her to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dennison and
daughter Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs. W..
B. Strickland started on a vacation trip
Friday morning with the Dennisons'
Ford car The DennisOns will visit Mr..
DennisOn's relatives In Auburn, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Strickland will visit the
family of Mr.. Strickland's brother, Roy
Z. Strickland, in Schenectady, n. Y.
W. W. Byram of the naval recruiting
service was in South Paris last week
looking for suitable recruits for the navy.
Men between the ages of eighteen and
thirty-ive years are desired and they
can enlist for periods of two, three or
four years. A few young men at the age
of seventeen are recruited, with the con-
sent of their parents for what Is called q
minority cruise.
The Rallie Class met with Mrs. Ernest
Millett Tuesday afternoon. A covered
dish supper was served at $50. At q
business meeting in the evening 1t was
voted to accept the invitation extended
by Mrs. 81. A. Morton to hold a field day
at the Morton camp at Shsgg Pond, Mon
day, July 5th, and Mrs. L. G. Smiley
and Mrs. Mildred Cole were appointed
committee to make arrangements fol
transportation and dinner.
South Paris had three resident candi'
dates in the recent primary election, and
two of them were in competition with
other candidates for the same position
OF course these were on the Republican
side. There was only one contest on the
Democratic side. In the matter OF sher
ia, Harry d. Cole Of this village wa
opposed by Deputy Sheriff Frank +
WOOdside Of Fryeburg; but Mr.. Cole
was the winner, getting 1915 votes IN th'
county to Woodside 7S9. The berth o
county attorney had three aspirsnts
Capt. Hugh w. Hastings OF Fryeourg
William W. Gallagher OF Norway, anc
Harry NJ. Shaw of this village. Mr.
Shaw won. The figures were as follows
Haetinoe TOO n.loohar STQ and Shaw