Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-07-06

The treat Declaration
Ia loose In the land
AMI Liberty's shouting
To beat the BAND
Iobu T. Lindley of Boston spent las
week 10 town.
George ?. Pulsifer of Poland was II
town Tuesday.
1obn Goodall of Mechanic Falls wa
in town Tuesday.
EM. Emery of West Paris was In tn
village Thursday.
RR Uoris of Bloomburg, Penn, wa
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ruby Briggs of West Paris wa
IN town Thursday.
Mrs Nina Hartman of Bethel Is Wis
Ting relatives in this village.
uiw Ethel Allen of West Bethel visit
Al friends In town last week.
NrsD. q. Spearrin of Bethel was 8
accent visitor Of Mrs. L. n. Lord.
Albart Rogers was at West Paris or
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. George of Hebron
,are in the village one day last week.
o,FE. Wheeler of West Paris wa:
in town one day the first of last week.
Victor Lord of South Otisfisld was a
,acsut guest of his father, Aaron Lord.
Miss Ruth Hemingway is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Neal, in Rumford.
D.L. Hill has moved his household
mods 10 Almon ChurchilPs in North
Leeds,
Mrs. Luella Smiley attended the
S,splss-Adell wedding at Canton Wed
nssday.
Miss Viola Walton has gone to the
Summit Spring House, Harrison, for the
summer.
Miss Mildred White of Topshsm has
been recent guest of Rev. and Mrs. C..
". Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Crockett were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Stanton of Mechanic Falls.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller went to West
SIMMER Tuesday to officiste at the
funeral Of Mrs. Florinda Farrar.
Frank Mckinley is home from Bates
College. He expects TO 60 to Bethle-
BEN, " a., to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Talbot, George,
Mary and Charles Talbot of South Tur-
DER visited relatives in this village last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Maxim and dangh-
Ter we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AlmoD
Churchill In North Leeds the first OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. SWEET Of Bangor
and V. B. SWEET of Newton, Mass, spent
The Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
SEett.
Mrs. sara SWEET Lewallen Of Brook
IN, y. Y, is spending a few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Ssstt.
James Z. Kenuey made several days
visit in Yarmouth last week, taking in
the Maine Centennial at Portland one or
more days.
Mrs. S. T. White of West Paris was in
town Tuesday to attend the wedding Of
her niece, Miss Myra T. Austin, to Her
bert Woodwork.
Mrs. W. q Crockett, Mrs. King Bart
lett and daughter Gwendolyn of Locke's
Mills were in this village one day the
first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goldsmith and
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Butts were at
Records Camps, Csrrabasset, two days
The first Of the week.
Mrs. A. T. Goldsmith and two chill
ifsn, Franklyn and Jsnette, are visiting
Mrs. GOldsmith's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren Hunter, in Strong.
Mrs. Anna Bearce and Miss Eleanor
Bsarce Of Hebron are at the home OF
Mss Nellie Whitman, where they will
spend part of the summer.
Miss Hazel Lane of the teaching force
10 this village has gone to her home In
ROekpOrt, and is the guest of her par
snss, Captain and Mrs. George Lane.
Mrs. S. B. Locke and daughter Imo-
gene Of Ogden, Utah, have arrived In this
village and will spend the summer with
Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
SWEET.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller was at South
Woodstock Wednesday to oficiats at the
wedding Of Robert Earle Clesyes, Jr., OF
Portland and Miss Mary Frances Stesrns
Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Swan In connec-
don with Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand +.
Swan Of Norway, and Mrs. Julia Hight
and daughter, Miss Mildred, of Portland
spent the holidays at Camp Swan, An
dover.
Dr. A. K. Baldwin Of Portland, who
oa' been in poor health for some little
Time and has taken an extended vacs-
uon, part Of which was passed in this
village, has returned to his home in
improved health.
Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Keuney and Mr..
aud Mrs. W. (. Kenney were 10 Port
and Sunday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Hawkins, widow of L. P. Hawkins,
sno has been frequent visitor to South
Faris in past years.
Owing to wsshout on the Grand Trunk
hallway above this station, the morning
VAN east did not arrive for some hours
Mser 1t was due Wednesday, and the
norway train took what passengers
mere were to lewiston Junction.
Mrs. George Cobb of Portland has
recently returned home after visiting
Srs Annie Fletcher. While here Mrs.
Vooo motored to Gorham, N. e., In
company with Mrs. Annie Fletcher, Mrs.
Ssorgis Thayer and Howard w. Geake,
y Mrs. Fletcher's newly purchased Ford
4, lie Norway Orchestra will assist In
'ue music Of the Chautauqua Sunday
service on the 18th. Charles Harrison,
previously noted, will sing, and there
NAY oe another soloist. There will Dc
70 chorus choir, but the words OF some
.snilisr hymns will be distributed FOL
"e congregation to sing.
MISS Ethel @. Crockett, who teaches In
oslugewster, Mass, has recently under
gone surgical operation, and isreportec
making good recovery. Her mother
mrs. Mary Fl. Crockett, who has beer
visiting In Msssac husetts for few weeks
Wi return home with her as soon a. shs
SABLE to make the journey.