Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-26
SOUTH PARIS.

sai election .,,..,-,-
,tIsDd few days last week.
&c q. P. met Thursday evening
u Ms Ms. Ida Stiles at her home
Ir,ills Wise has had electric
" installed in her house on Gothic
Darcy Murch was operated on at
" Ssns Friday morning for tonsils and
taold''
H., NcArdls Of Boston was 10 town
;s,s last week, stopping at Hotel
I,irsE'
n,gC Fletcher Is digging q cellar
9 lifting iu a furnace at his house on
Shc Street
=. and Mrs. George Howe Of Worces-
MSS are visiting Mr.. Hows's sis
l. Ms. Ella Ripley
4 ZIP Durham has been clerking in
,,-s al the Chas. 81. Howard Co
l.ang the past week.
=. and Mrs. Charles Clark of North
= portlaud have been recent guests
M and Mrs. Ralph 4. Butts.
r., sarah Bennett of Norway has
amending the past week at the
~.oi her son, Roscoe Bennett.
u, Ada Pulsifer of Whitman, Mass,
-.,ly resident of Paris for many
=, /; $ guest al Mrs. L. @. Morton's.
In r Stssrus leaves with the Demo
Baldwin Of his raising which
.a.u,ss plump twelve inches in cir
.aisrsnce.
" and Mrs. Ernest NJ. &illett were
,nusor last week to attend the Grand
J,s Of Odd Fellows and the State
ils.ksh Assembly.
:.orge ". Berry OF New London, CT,
lA,,,rjy for years a resident Of Paris,
b.sn here recently to visit his sis
Ia Mrs. George L. Dsvee.
/ " and Mrs. S. A. Lord of Beverly,
w have been recent guests of Mr..
In, mother, Mrs. Ellen Blake, return
s their home asst Tuesday.
hare will be a meeting Of Arthur S.
d, Post, No. p, American Legion,
fSrs.dsy, Oct. q. An oyster supper
In. All members be present.
1ausnber the dates Of the Rebekah
rd musical Nov. Is and 10. Every
IL Is looking as though there would
Sns attractions on those dates.
Us Doris Kerr took a vacation from
\ Eurk in the office of w. j. Wheeler
NJ. asst week, and with her mother,
Ia gnms Kerr, visited in Boston.
TaGsraldins Bennett, while swinging
| ne Of the swings at school last Mon
b. ELL and Gu. Der lip so badly that
w necessary to have three stitches
Ga
LIS Vera Gotta Of Orleans, VT, is WIS.,
IL Der brother, Alfred Cots. Miss
japlsysd the accompaniment for his
n solo at the church social Tuesday
bang.
lHu S. Fairbanks of Abingdon, Mass,
I'D Mrs. Fairbanks here on Thursday,
loo Friday they went to their camp
Concord Pond, where they will spend
aasiOn.
AL Robinson with NJ. w. Sampson
pa L. Cook Of Norway put In several
Pr hunting at North Norway last
fak making headquarters at the Cook
Cartsr camp.
in Carrie Briggs, who suffered q
Et some time since, and seems TO be
fhling health, has been taken to the
isrsl Maine General Hospital at Lew
faniOr treatment.
.ii7sst supper and entertainment at
fGirg Memorial Vestry, Friday even
ENE5. Supper at $50, entertain
'ziMS. Supper 50 cents, entertain
faiS cents; both so cents.
sEbert n. Tucker of Yarmouth, of
safe agricultural department, was
avn aday or two last week, assist
nths canvass for additional MEM
d The local sweet corn growers
scsiiOn.
L aud Mrs. J. Harold Neal enter
asds guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
csn Neal and baby of Portland.
fsn Nsa is having q short vacation
Dis duties as clerk at the Congress
Pare hotel.
IN Rslta Shaw, who was for some
rn The office of the Mason Msnufac-
fSCO., now has a position in the
house at Augusta. Mrs. Merton
'ard IS in the Mason Manufacturing
anes IN her place.
tGge crowd attended the court ball
Hange Hall last Tuesday evening.
Oh The young people have request
alRs Orchestra TO give q series Of
gay night dances. They will begin
tuesday, evening of this week.
ls' restaurant will cater TO the
gus at intermissiou. Dancing at
hrs. Earl Tslbo. will sing.
= Marion Everett, formerly of
fafis, has been the guest of Miss
aaurch for few days. Miss Ever
lew days since completed the
s9 The training school for nurses
massachusetts, Homeopathic Hos
Boston, and received her diplo-
'or the coming winter she will be
yso IN Institutional work in the
fAOspital.
sssiul even more than anticipated
ae social get.together OF the
s's Tuesday evening, when the
!u Oeering Memorial Church was
YIN people from all the churches.
,.- anltse prepared the program of
ssnent, and the Methodist church
s'T the refreshments. The people
'ueomed by Rev. D. r. Faulkner,
~ y. L. Wilson responded, both
Ss. u' and happy In their remarks.
rs'am Included violin solos by Al
~ "a and Lloyd Cutting, vocal solo
w. Wltham, duet by Miss Leach
~ - mayer, readings by Miss Emma
M. nu wesley Hammond. During
s's'ion in the program the audi
as invited to move about and be
a1u they needed the invitation
,S aver the close of the program
49, Of the church served cocoa
pr;as,an and there was another season
},SS.S i,'y. As a social gathering,
u Toe affair was solely designed,
~ purpose as well a. could be
ssg pleasant affair as always was
TF"To 70 the teachers by the w.
Ia R snleh was given at the vestry
fsa puss church Friday evening.
ksh. furnishings and decorations
! h. 1Oou attractive. Miss Eva K.
Inn presided at the program. Musi-
sto" gwen included an orchestra
\ \ To,y Miss Grace Dean and Alfred
"Oins, Allia ro,. -. ~