Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-05
SOUTH PARIS.

Allie Gotta is visiting relatives In Shsr-
brooke, Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlon Noyss spent day
or so In Harrison lately.
Hon. Don A. Gates of Dixfisld was In
town the first OF last week.
Walter N. Mayberry of Mechanic Falls
was in South Paris Thursday.
There will BE- Q dance at Paris Hill
this week Tuesday. Music by Shaw.
Mrs. ]. B. Robinson of South Sumner
has been visiting relatives in the place.
Mrs. NJ. (. Packard of Mechanic Fails
was iD South Paris and Norway Friday.
Mrs. Ida Titcomb of Salem, Mass, Is 9
guest of her cousin, Charles Bsrrows, and
family.
Raymond a. Lovejoy attended and
sooke at q farm bureau meeting 10
Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. T. King made visit on her
daughter, Miss Helen N. King, 10 Port
land last week.
The Fidelis Glass will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Donald Bean on Monday
evening April 4sh.
The regular meeting of Mt. Pleasant
Rsbekah Lodge will be held on Tuesday
evening, April 5,h.
Mrs. Gertrude Thsyer and son Stanley
ware recent guests st the family of +. A.
Delano In Oxford.
Robert W. Wheeler was last week ap
pointed q notary public by Governor
Psrcivsl P. Baxter.
Mrs. Thomas MscFerguson of Liver
more Falls was the guest OF relatives In
this village last week. ,.-
Rev. Chester Gore Miller attended the
funeral OF Colonel William w. Whit
marsh In Norway Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Bumpus, who has been
stopping for some little time in Auburn,
has returned to this village.
Ralph Hill of Fryeburg has purchased
the lot on Market Square south Of the
Maxim Sporting Goods Store.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Oscar Barrows
Thursday, April !, at 2:SO P. NJ.
Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson substituted
for the organist, Mrs. Brickett, at the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
W. Il. Small OF DIxfisld was . recent
visitor on his mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Small, and other relatives in town.
The Ladies' Aid of Desrlng Memorial
Church will meet with Mrs. helen
Briggs Thursday afternoon at 2:S0.
The city water 10 again disable for
drinking purposes, the chlorinator hav-
ing arrived and been put In operation.
Mrs. Charlotte J. Rawson returned
Saturday from Q visit of several weeks
with her son, S. j. Rawson, In Mexico.
Rehearssls are going on for the 1.-TWO
Tone" minstrels, to be given In connec-
ton with the community fair May IL, Is.
Mrs. Kate Stuart entertained the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society of the
Deerlng Memorial Church Thursday At
ternoon.
Miss Augusta EustIs Of Dixfleld was
given two variety showers last week In
honor OF her approaching marriage with
Wilfred Kimbsll Of this village.
Maurice Noyss has begun work on the
C. b. Young garage on the corner OF
Paris and Alpine Streets in Norway. It
will be building A by so feet.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor So
ciety will hold . peanut social In the
ysstry Tuesday night at 7:S0. Hot choc-
olste and cake will be on sale. Every
one come.
April 10th, attend the Patriots ball
at South Paris, ladies in charge of the
floor. Mrs. Beryl Farnum, soloist, with
Shaw's Jazz Orchestra. See posters for
further details.
The South Paris base ball team will
play the West Paris High School team
to- day (MonHsy) on the home grounds.
They will play . return game at West
Paris on June 11th.
Shaw's Jazz Orchestra plays for dances
at Mechanic Falls this Monday evening,
Paris Hill Tuesday evening, Oxford on
Thursday evening, South Paris on Sstur-
day evening OF this week.
The women employees OF the setting
up room at the Mason Manufacturing
Company gave their superintendent, Ed
ward hosher, q boz Of candy on the
date Of bis birthday last week.
The Rebeksh sisters have each been
earning one dollar. Following the regu.
lar meeting o1 Tuesday evening, April
9Th, they will tell how they earned 1t.
Every Rebehah Is invited to come and
laaFu hO~ m aarn rn0nav
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Atwood, who
have been in Florida for the past two
months, returned TO this town Tuesday
night and are back In their accustomed
places at the savings bank, the Democrat
Office and the county buildings.
Tuesday morning gave us . real return
Of winter wheather. The cold weather
was quite general throughout the coun-
try, and did considerable damage to
crops and trees farther south where
grain crops have come up and fruit trees
were In blossom.
There will be Patriots Ball at the
Grange Hall on April 10Th ut which
there will be lady floor manager. Lunch
will be served free of charge during the
evening. Mrs. Earl Farnbsm will sing
with the orchestra. Plan 70 be there.
Music BY Shaw's Jazz Orchestra.
The Musical Workers met with Aiss
Nellie NJ Jackson Friday afternoon.
Twelve were present. This viii be the
last club meeting until fall. Following
is the program:
Roll call.
Eoedy-drlcg $1,000 ~ stto 1870
throwing snow balls---. Lofa rolsoI
~ Dre4mhnQ-.----=---- T ..
March Of the Little Sages-------- berfna bowker
brave Little Warror---------------.-n uitn he.I
seecy Clouds marion LAWS
MGCn------------ go cn,e 80.
neatner hoke----- no,ntoo 4 e-eS-s
Inc Graceful IneimA Durseso
scarf Dance --1iehua VaLOoloL
Woodland Echoes. Geraldine Stewart
There was . drop Of some forty de-
gress IN temperature between noon Oh
Monday last and evening. There were
driving winds ut times and some rain.
10 some places the wind reached hurri-
rama valoostv .rA If1 eopa ~ af hla dam