Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-11
SOUTH PARIS.

Park was in Mechanic Falls
Tuesday
IF Clement of Boston was in town
Thursday.
Harry BRYANT of Mechanic Falls was
10 town Wednesday
Monroe Cannon of Mechanic Falls
.ss in town Tuesday.
D.vid s. Knapp Is quite sick at the
soldiers Home in Togus.
CHARLES Bsrrows Is moving bis goods
and family here from Stow.
Walter (. Richardson of Mechanic
v.Is was in town few days last week.
NJ. Minnie q Ham of Derry Village,
va was in South Paris several days
last week.
O. Purington, Esq, of Mechanic
Pals was in town one day the first of
last week.
There will be no dance at Grange Hall
Tuesday or saturday evenings this week.
Shaw, Manager.
Soit seems our shippers in common
vitb others are facing thirty per cent
increase in freight rates.
R r. WoOdworth attended the May
marty given By the students of the Cor
ham Normal School last week.
Mrs. W. B. Strickland was in Water
vile several days last week, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Briggs.
Mrs. Addie Fitzgerald, who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jacobs,
has returned to her home in Rockville.
II seems there are counterfeit Liberty
opar,srs floating around. The bogus
coins lack the stars underneath the
eagle.
Mrs. Ella S. Heald, who has spent sew
era weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. D.
Park. has returned to her home in East
Sumner.
Henry Morton, Rinaldo Wiggin and
Albert Starbird spent Friday and Satur-
dsy in a trip to Camp Concord, hiking in
from Brysnt's Pond.
The trustees of Deering Memorial
Church will hold their annual meeting
at the office of DR.. c. L. Buck Tuesday
evening Of this week at 7:S0.
Phillips Brooks, who has been a tele-
graph operator at the Grand Trunk sta
ton 10 this village, has now gone to Me-
chsnic Falls in like capacity.
Harry u. Shaw, Esq, put out new
Sign Of neat design in front Of his office
last week. Because of national prohibi-
ton be did not have to wet it down.
Ralph R. Butts has sold bis interest
In the firm Of Longley & Butts to L. NJ.
LoOglsy Of Norway. Mr.. Butts will
continue n the plumbing business here.
The ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met in the vestry OF Deering
Memorial Church Thursday afternoon to
consider the subject "Cultivsting high
Ideals"
Mss Eunlce Fobes of Wakefield,
Mass, has been enjoying a vacation from
her teaching In town. She was the
guest OF ber niece, Mrs. James n. Oswell,
and her family.
Kings Express, under the manage
nsnt Of Philip L. King, began making
daily trips between Lewiston, Auburn,
Mechanic Falls, Oxford, Norway and
South Paris last week.
People are beginning to put on their
screen doors and windows, also to get
out their fy-swsttsrs. They are also
psrsphrasing an old wsrcry, THE only
good 6y is dead one."
The annual roll call and supper Of the
Pythian Sisters will be on Tuesday even
ing, May llth. Supper will be served at
845 II is hoped every member will be
present 10 answer to their name.
Donald S. Briggs, who has been in q
hotel in Los Angeles for the past winter,
returned last week, and spent few days
Al South Paris, going from here to
Watervile to visit his brother, Harold
7. Briggs,
The Euterpean Club is to give 8 pro-
gram Of Indian music at the vestry of
Dssring Memorial Church on Tuesday
evening, May IS. This is for q public
library benefit, and tickets will be 25
cents. Program will be given next week.
Maurice L. Noyes has secured the con-
trSct 70 build three houses on the fat
iron piece at the corner of Beal and
Winter Streets, Norway, for the Norway
Home Building Association, which was
formed as, fall for the purpose of build
ing houses 10 accommodate families
coming to Norway.
". Z. Stuart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Harry Stuart of this place, has been
elected superintendent of schools for the
school union OF Norway, Waterford and
Oxford, to succeed True G. Morrill,, who
nas gone TO Bangor. Mr.. Stuart Is q
graduate of Bates College, has been
successful school teacher, and is at pres
ent superintendent of schools at Pitts
field.
10 its story of a recent ball game, the
Richmond, Va, Dispatch has this to say
W the South Paris man who is pitching
On the Richmond team: LEFTY Pen
iold They probably don't know that
nl' p'sudonym is 'Dutch'l the pitcher
VINO practically hurled Lowell TO the
Hont 10 the New England League last
season, yesterday afternoon at Boulevard
Clsio demonstrated to Manager Lee
SOOco and the Richmond fans that he
y" considerable stuff when 1t comes to
P'ehlng. The Southpaw had the New
POI' News batters eating out Of bis hand,
suu allowed the visitors but five scat
.sfsd nltS.n 10 sll the games, exhibit
.On and schedule, which Penfold has so
N pitched this season, but one score
ua' been made against him.
More than two hundred sat down at
!oe tables at the mems supper at the
SSolVsf'all't church Tuesday evening.
tut some years, owing to the conditions,
~ ue meo's supper has been omitted, and
10 revival was greeted with pleasure.
part OF the tables were reset for the
.e .eSOuo serving. The evenings enter
~nment was given in the auditorium OF
VIC Sanrc6, which was filed with an
wot1oE Into the vestry. The musical
N i1eiuded quartettes, duets and read
gs oy the members of the Eolian
S!Af'sue duet by Miss Leach and
M II. Barrows, and q violin solo by
tsld Snisd Gotta. Capt. Guy 1. SWEET was
sn Presented to the audience to tell of
~ ~ part and that Of Co. D, 10Sd Infantry,
a, me war in France. Capt. SWEET was
so warm greeting by the audience.
'poke Tor an hour and q half, giving