Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-18
SOUTH PARIS.

day.
CARROLL Wilson spent 9 day or 80 q
Cumberland Center lately.
nsnnty Sheriff Ernest +. Shaw was Il
Backhsld on business Friday.
I,,bur Bernard OF Kssn's Mills spen
.d.y or two in town last week.
Raw. c. R. Upton of Bryant's Pond wa
:, Sonth Paris one day last week.
william Folsom Merrill Of Skow hegsl
xss in town Thursday and Friday.
Edwin S Jones was in Lewiston OF
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
Miss Bsryl Russell of East Sumner wa
rscent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
Park.
Raw Chester Gore Miller will delive
the Memorial Day address at Bryant
Pond
Miss Lola Smith was a recent guest o.
hsr psrsnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith
in AuburD.
Fred E. Pitts was recent guest Of
Ma sister, Mrs. Arthur P. Stanley
Of Harrison.
Osman K. Clifford is building q house
tor his son, Merton <. Clifford, on high
and Avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marshall Pitts Of Hsr.
risop were the recent guests OF relatives
In South Paris.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole and Deputy
sbsrif Ernest +. Shaw attended court at
Rumlord last week.
Mrs. Ellen Cummings Of Mechanic
Pals was a guest of Mrs. Mary Stanley
Monday and Tuesday.
The Womsu's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. W. &. Clifford Thursday.
There will be the usual dance at
Grange Hall Saturday evening, with
Shaw's Orchestra in attendance.
Mrs. ]. Harry Stuart is in Boston to
,psnd a week or so with her daughter,
Mrs Clinton W. Areson, and her hus-
band.
&c. Martin, traffic manager of the
Grand Trunk Railway, and Mr.. Harold,
division master of transportation, were
in the place one day last week.
Loren B. Merrill of Paris Hill Is load
ing some twenty five tons Of mica on the
cars st this station consigned to New
York parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stevens and little
daughter Jeanette of Portland are visit
ing Mrs Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer q. Hsggett.
Shsws Jazz Banjo Orchestra of six
pieces will give q dance at Harrison
Grange Hall on Thursday evening Of
this week MAY 2Otb).
IO recent prize drill at the q University
Of Maine, Harlan Dennison Of South
Paris was awarded prize as the best
drilled man in the sophomore class.
A. L. Robinson of Turner was in South
Paris last week delivering copies of the
Central Oxford County Directory, which
Is published by Merrill & Webbsr of
Auburn.
Mrs. Ellen Woodbury., who has been
stopping for several months with Mrs.
Sarah Clark, has returned to Norway and
ls staying with her niece, Mrs. Clarence
Downing.
A Demonstration Day banquet to all
who are Interested in the welfare Of the
First Uuiversslist church Of South Paris
will be held in the vestry Of the church
Wadnas6ay ayenipp NAV 26th,
There will be an all-dsy meeting at
the Finnish church in West Paris next
Sunday. In the afternoon Hon. Alton
c. Wheeler will speak on American
iIatOn. Rev. c. Wellington Rogers
will also speak.
Psuuesseewsssee Lodge, Knights Of
Pythiss, and Lake Temple, Pythisn Sis
tsrs, Of Norway, Joined Hsmlin Lodge,
Knights Of Pythlas, and Hamlin Temple,
Pythian Sisters, In their Memorial Sun
day service at the Universalist church.
Captain sara W. Chute wishes to
thank the ladies on her side In the con-
test, for the splendid manner In which
they have responded to the call for rails
ing money TO finish paying for the motor,
and to assure them that we have gone
over the top.
n Dayton Bolster bought the stub Of
an old order book of the town of Paris
into the Democrat office Friday, contain
Ing the stubs of orders drawn between
the years Of 1852 and 1887. Many Of the
names are forgotten ones, but some OF
them yet have familiar sound.
Memorial Sunday will be observed
Nay 2Sd. Sermon by Rev. Chester Gore
Miller at the Uuiversslist church at the
usual hour, l0:45 A. n. Comrades OF
the G. A. r. aud Ladies, Sons OF Vet
erans, and American Legion are cordially
invited to attend, meeting first at u. A.
4. Hall at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The University Of Maine Military Band
gave a concert and dance at City Hall,
Lewiston, Friday evening, under the aus
piees Of the Androscoggin Valley Alumni
Association, " bicb was very highly spoken
o. oy those attending. There are thirty
slsnI members Of the band. South Paris
70 represented by Harlan 8. Dennison,
SnO plays oornet.
All travel to and from Oxford and the
oNos beyond, not only to South Paris,
out Norway as well, now comes into
south Paris, over the Oxford Road into
nam Street and over Pleasant Street to
norway. This becomes necessary be-
cause the covered bridge on the Oxford
nOAd leading into Norway 10 broken
uosn and impsssable. Seven stringers
OF the bridge have broken.
several tasty, hand printed, hand
painted posters are in the store windows
announcing the Indian music which will
vegl'en Tuesday evening &C the Deeripg
%%smorlal Church by the Euterpesn Club.
iusy nave attracted much attention, es-
P'claIiy the dainty little water oolors, de-
pIcung the haunts and life OF our prede-
ss'Of', the only true Americans. They
arc tue work Of Miss Ruth Graves.
Mrs. N. R. Bachelder has been here
Iufng the past week to pack up their
.TSaieoold goods. Mr.. and Mrs. Bach
sust have been in Portland for some
TssSk', and have been boarding there.
.S'y will 90 to housekeeping June 1st,
.uen rent will be available. The
.Oons over the Office Of Alton q. Wheel
which they are vacating are to be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. z. 81. Mason.
10 Saco last week Wednesday local tai
.u' presented play, "The Heart OF Bun
sT nollow," which has familiar sound
people In South Paris. It was moi
nka1 L.. L..s