Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-08
SOUTH PARIS.

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few days ago.
1obp B. Robinson of Oxford was I
town Thursday.
Nance at Grange Hall Saturday night
shaw's orchestra.
William B. Edwards visited relative
IN Di1deld recently.
Nr,. Ida Fletcher visited friends Il
IiysrmOre last week.
Miss Theresa Cobb recently spent sew
s,sI dsys in Winthrop.
Iobn Cuskley of Minot was a recen
,usst of relatives in town.
Gilman A. Whitman was at Bryant
Pond the first Of the week.
Fred Pitts and daughter Helene wer,
,scsnt visitors In Harrison.
Mrs Frank Davis of Woodstock wa
IN this village one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Abbott hav,
,sturned from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Q. Perham of Bry
ants Pond were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Tracy Pierce were in
Mechanic Falls a day or two recently.
Mrs Annie Bearcs of Hebron spent
,sysral days in this village last week.
Mrs. Ruby Briggs OF West Paris Wis
red relatives in this village Thursday.
PW North and family visited several
friends in Turner the first OF last week.
The Bisbee house on Paris Street, Nor
vsy. has been purchased by John Penley.
Mrs. Fred L. Perkins of Mechanic
Fails visited relatives in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Drake and fam
fy of Canton recently visited relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Peverlsy spent sew
ara DAYS at their farm in Mechanic Falls
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Paine were re-
cent guests at Psrley Growers in North
Waterford.
Dr. C. NJ. Merrill was at Harrison Fri
day doing inspection work for the state
department..
Miss Ada Churchill was . recent Wis
Ror to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Churchill at
North Paris.
Mrs. James Boyce was q recent guest
Of her sister, Mrs. John Kennsgh, in
West Greenwood.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller attended the
funeral Of Mrs. William 81. Thomas in
Oxford Thursday.
A.C. Herrick, who has been working
at Songo Pond, has returned TO his
home in this village.
EW. Knight, who has been working
10 Mechanic Falls for few weeks, has
rs.urned to South Paris.
All Rebekahs who have flowers please
bring them to Odd Fellows Hall Sunday,
June Is, for Rebekah graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Walker were recent
guests of relatives in Harrison.
Nahum P. Moore Of Rumford was in
town last week in the interest of special
census returns for the government.
Ernest P. Parlin went again Thursday
to St Bsrnsbss Hospital, Portland, where
be will remain q while for treatment.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Erlon Noyes and Mrs.
Eugeuie Kimball were at Mr.. and Mrs.
lawrence Knights In Harrison one day
last week.
Frank +. Woodsids of Fryeburg, can.
didas for the Republican nomination OF
sheriff, was In South Paris and vicinity
Wednesday.
The South Paris Savings Bank will
close Saturday afternoons during the
months Of June, July, August and Sep
tsmber as in former years.
Charles Tsrbox, who has resided here
for q number Of years, left Monday
morning for Esston, Pa, where be will
make bis home with his son.
A.C. Withsm will go to Brant Rock,
Mass, this week, where he is to be en-
plOyed during the summer by 1. 4.
Estes, former Oxford County man.
Miss Nora Durham, treasurer of the
P.H S. Alumni Association, is ready to
receive dues, and also has the banquet
tickets on sale, at the office of Alton G.
Wheeler.
II is not an automobile hearse which
Miss Grace Thsyer has purchased to use
10 her business, as was stated last week,
but q funeral car and ambulance com
bined, and il can be used for both pur-
poses.
Rev. C. Wellington Rogers preached at
the Universalist church In Norway last
Sunday IN place of Rev. Chester Gore
Miller, who delivered the baccalaureste
sermon TO the students OF Gould Acad'
euy, Bethel, at that time.
The next regular meeting OF the
Pythisn Sisters Friday evening, June 8,
will be observed as childrsn's night. All
members OF the order and their children
EeiuVitsd to be present. We hope the
children will be prepared to help with
ne entertainment.
Leon s. Fairbanks returned Friday
night from his camp at Concord Pond,
where he spent the week, and left Sstur-
day for his home in Arlington. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Il. Crockett,
who will visit her daughters and other
relatives In Massachusetts for Few
weeks.
Several from here attended the basket
meeting OF Baptist women's missionary
societies st Canton Thursday, including
Mrs, L. c, Morton, Miss Julia 2. Nor
ton, Miss Helen Morton, Mrs. Mary d.
crockett, Mrs. j. L. Wilson, Miss Annie
Edwards and Mrs. W. e. Morse. Ciar-
enee g. Morton drove the car.
Miss Ruth Gore Miller has returned
nome TOR the vacation period, having
completed Der first year at the Philadei-
pois School Of Design for Women. Her
nnk was very high, reaching ninety
per cent 10 the History OF Art In the MAY
exams. Much OF her work has been re-
nlned by the faculty for exhibition.
The hot weather and the dry condition
Oh everything during the first OF last
week Was highly conducive to fires OF sh
Kinds, especially forest 6res. There
we're large number of them In the
woods north of ne and along the rail-
roads. A communication from the State
Forestry Department was sent the Grand
trunk Railway urging it to take every
prscautiou against fires along Its line.
Every woman Interested In the organ
lzAtl0n OF A Communitv Club In thia