Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-09
OUTH PARIS.

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Y winter, 20 thy ways, We want again
&&witter OF the bluebird and the wren,
res ever greener and the shine
Dmmer sun-not thine"
\. L. Buck of Oxford was In th,
tuesday.
liberia Tirrell of Turner was II
Deral days last week.
q Mrs. Harold Fletcher were In
last week, attending the auto
C. Weeks was called to Port
Wednesday by the illness Of
melinda Spofford Of Attleboro,
listed relatives and friends In
week.
IL. Mitchell is visiting his son,
|tchell. Mr.. Mitchell Is q drug
Ingfisld.
certainly came in like q lion
mercury "a degrees below zero
q one place in the village.
Jazz Banjo Orchestra will fur
music on Tuesday evening OF
at the Grange Hall dance.
ferce moved his stock of jewelry
the store he occupied before
u December 10 on Wednesday.
hter crew were at work couple
last week on the break in the
High Street just of Market
ind opposite Shsw's hardware
ouise Powers went last week to
10 take . course in Grsy's Bust
ege. She has room and board at
c. A.
b Mrs. n. G.. Elder entertained
Drty of four tables at their home
evening, the first meeting Of
IN some weeks.
"A Mrs. r. Tracy Pierce spent
ays In Portland last week,
Mrs. Pisrce's sister, Mrs. Guy
IND her family. Incidentally
hded the auto show.
will be a jazz dance at the
Hall on Tuesday evening, March
VS. Jazz Banjo Orchestra will
Late numbers. Keep the date
% in mind and plan to come.
Neal, who has been In New
q while, has returned to this
Id taken q room at Mrs. Writ
on Pine Street. He visited bis
b Auburn the first of last week.
largaret A. Baker of W. j.
. Co., who has been i'll at her
Norway for . number of weeks,
recovered that she has spent
the time In the Office during
week.
will be dance Saturday night
at Grange Hall. Contra and
noes. Everybody has a good
ose who like the old as well as
10 like the new dances. Music
b Orchestra.
ner L. Nelson, who has been
Assenger and freight agent OF
England Grand Trunk roads
ederal control, has been sp-
divisional freight agent Of the
sunk lines as far west as Detroit
lair Rivers.
D 81. Stuart, superintendent of
d Augusta, q well known native
]lsge, has just returned to bis
Ier attending the National Super
"a Convention In Cleveland,
About 10000 superintendent
attendance at that meeting.
Is. Mason has sold his house at
Forsside, where the family
20 for the past few years, and he
= Mason will come to South Paris
the household with his sister,
N. Wright. The son, James
( y to work for S. NJ. Rowe at
hrm this season, taking outdoor
the benefit of his health.
ew commissioners, Fred Ben
ston A. Cummings and Charles
}, elected Monday, appeared on
} Tuesday morning at this end
Dwn. They plowed out some OF
try roads that have been In bad
, since the storm, going over
u with disk harrows and then
them out with the triangle.
N. Tucker of Yarmouth. for
q Paris, Chief of Animal Industry
Maine Department of Agricul.
NJ be one of the speakers Of
q Week at the University OF
> be held between the dates of
> and 20. He will speak at the
= session on March oath. His
Jill be profit or Loss-Which?"
Agnes Fuller Benson Of East OK
20 10 substituting at the high
Ind who goes back and forth on
walked home from this village
night over the Oxford hills on
5oes, a distance of some six miles,
Dor and q half. She has covered
u distance in an hour and twenty
= She liked the exercise so we'll
tinued the trips for the remainder
eek.
'Emily Francis Clsgg arrived in
Rarls last Monday from London,
= where she has been since the
|ng of the war. Miss Clegg took
on the steamer Cedric, leaving
Dol on the 18th of February. She
. very pleasant voyage, arriving
York Feb. 9th. The rest of the
y made by rail. Her brother,
} Clegg OF this place, with whom
|ow visiting, met her at Portland,
g with her to South Paris.
Vemocrses supply Of government
Yes and flower seeds, bearing the
own frank of Senator Bert NJ.
have arrived. Perhaps Demo
<ders bad better avail themselves
obance to obtain free seeds, as the
agricultural committee has voted
Innate from the annual agricul-
M the $40, 900 voted by the house
hue the time hsllowed custom Of
Of free seeds to their
tents by members OF Congress.
y meeting Of Paris Lodge, r. and
Tuesday evening, the officers for
ling year were installed by past
\ deputy Ernest j. Record, with
oIstance Of Harry I. Lowell of
y River Lodge, Bolster's Mills, Is
narshsl. The full list of officers
III. W. Ssarbird.
<Sherman T. Oliver.
e. G. Mariner.
william p. Morton.
arold G. Fletcher.
Rev. G. w. Rogers.
Charles II. George.
-Irving o. Burrows.
Eugene p. Lowell.
Arthur Z. Clark.