Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-19
SOUTH PARIS.

m Puriugtou of Bethel was In town
tuesday.
s,a0sv Abbott Of Andover was In town
wednesday
IB Gsrcslon Was in Shslburne, N.
g., last week
NJ, and Mrs. Almon Cairns visited
land, 10 Bethel last week.
,,,.olp Buruhsm visited his family In
us,ri,oo one day last week.
n, and Mrs. A. F. Copeland of Bethel
are in this village Tuesday.
r,h, q Cuskley of Minot was guest
=, Joseph &. Jones' Tuesday.
N, and Mrs. P. S. Chapman of Bethel
.srs in town one day recently.
Mic. Clara J. Kerr has Q position in
ysinbsr's candy store in Norway.
Hastings Bean and family were a,
North Newry one day last week.
Mrs. Ne,tis Rich of Mechanic Falls
ain South Paris Wednesday.
Mr.. George L. Wilder of Oxford was
,,toEp one day the first Of last week.
Mrs Grace Carroll was a recent visitor
n her mother, Mrs. Ruth Bryant, In
Milton
Gsoree Perry is driving the auto bus
oi,bs Norway and South Paris Transfer
Company
Miss Ida Lspbsm was q guest OF her
motbsr, Mrs. Grace Ethridge, In Milton
MS. wees.
Mrs. Maud Davee was q recent guest
dbsr au1, Mrs. Flora j. Cole, at Bry.
ants Pond.
Rev. L. II. Stoughton Of Alfred sup
uisd the pulpit at the congregational
church Sunday.
Fairfield Lewis and Mark Pike have
moved from Norway to this village, TAX
lps a rent 90 Gary Street.
Miss Lula Billings has been visiting
hsr parsnrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Bill.
liuss, iu Milton during the past week.
Sbsw's Jazz Orchestra will furnish
nusic for the town fair ball at East
Sumner Thursday evening, October 2lst.
Miss Mary Wiley, who has been visit
lug friends in this town, also in Bangor
sud Wateryille, has returned TO her home
IN Bethel.
Mrs. Dana Morrill, of West Bethel was
slled to this village last week by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Marion Bell.
Arthur 3. Cobb of the Norway Cash
Market and the branch in South Paris
made an assignment last week to w. G..
COnsry Of Norway.
Pr. Ripley, |. o. Bsrrows and G. w.
BOVksr we're at Augusta Tuesday to at
sDd the meeting Of the Maine Auto
mobile Association.
On the 18th the drug stores of the
place 20 on to their winter schedule of
hours, when they close at s o'clock each
night except Saturday.
Next Tuesday afternoon, October rs,
It $50 o'clock, Mrs. Florence Brooks
Hhitsbouse will address the Community
Club at Engine House Hall.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Davis
nav be interested TO know that the new
arrival at their home in Milford, Mass,
on Oct Il, is named Julia Grace.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekahs will hold . fair
nGrangs Hall Thursday afternoon and
evening, Nov. 18th. On Friday evening,
Nov. 10th, there will be q musical. The
Rsbekahs are working hard to make
both success.
Gardner H. Rankin Of Hiram, who Is
Oue Of the committee making q revalus-
ton of the town of Paris, has purchased
the farm Of Lsforest w. Whitman near
HoOper's Ledge, not for occupancy but
nan investment.
As srssuls of a padding" party at
Bates College last week, two students OF
he sophomore class have been sus-
pended for one year, and nine placed on
probation. One OF the students sus-
pended is from South Psris-Frank r.
Mckinley
Court ball, Grange Hall, Tuesday
evening this week, Oct. 10th. Harry
shaw, floor manager. Shaw's Jazz Or
chestrs. Young's restaurant will be
open to serve the patrons at intermis-
aOn. Dancing at $50 sharp. Every
body welcome.
good crowd attended the Columbus
Day ball last Tuesday night at Grange
dall. Sbsw's Orchestra, with Helen
Barnes, piano, Chester Hammond, vio-
ln, Howard shaw, ssxophone, and Rae
Newton, drums, furnished music. Plans
are under way for court ball, Oct. 10th.
J. q. Stuart has been relocating the
hne about the George A. Cole csrdipg
NIL privilege in Norway, and establish
ns q line between the land Of Lorenzo
hathaway and that of C. B. Cummings
sons This line was run In 1887 and
yam 10 1881, aud the corners we're hard
to and.
meeting of the Teen Age Depart
nsnt OF the Methodist church was held
Mrs. Helen Briggs Friday evening.
me officers elected for this year are as
follows:
rteesQent-Chrtstlne Davis
zee Presldent-Lanra Brooks
Secretary-Miriam Robertson.
AfeAsorer-Martha Fletcher.
social hour was spent after the meet
ns aud refreshments served.
Along with the opening Of the club
~Ason Tor the other organizations last
'esk, the rock club began its sessions,
Doe'ns entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 5.
oNnes Tuesday evening. Four tables
sste niled, those present besides the
Soa ard hostess being Mr.. and Mrs.
natfy D. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Has
.ei' Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Elder, Mr..
NJ a1u Mrs. Z. A. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs n
NJ NJ; Oennisou, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton z.
Forbes.
"A good sized audien 70 attended the
10 toiks' concert at the Baptist vestry
snosy evening, when the program ss
s1eo 10 last weeks Democrat was well
Ieo out. Mrs. Agnes l.. Morton was
Ie piano, and an orchestra assisted
zoe program. William Ruth was
Sa su'r Oh I'VE bigge choir" and an
iucso the numbers. Many interest
.smlnders OF former days were In
,''uenee, not only in the songs that were
~, out In the attire which beautitied
~ adorned the singers. Decorations
a., AUTUMN leaves and ripe fruits of the
Ss we're effectively arranged about
,. Tue Community Club of South Paris
.s'tes all tina uonnn,. consultations 0f