Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
SOUTH PARIS.

IN, Reid visited bis parents In "e'
v.,Ssl one day recently
crskley Of Minot was . recer
,s..t ..9o Of relatives in the village
-. lydia Tucker has been visitin
w.. sfi, Is1Ina FOgg at West hilan' N. 4
%, Emma Vest will sing in the Re
MISE Norway, on Wednesday ever
,d Mrs. George Davis OF Sout
VI si..ock we're in town one day n
Gently, ~
Morton and family and Aloer
d ID and family were at their camp
:, . sbsgg Pond over the weekend ant
holiday
un,,up p Morton has erected steel
Va hin board on Main Street, jus
' ~, Of the Turner Center Creamer.
budiDg.
us q NJ. Mason and daughter, Mis-
Mason. of Bethel, visited Mr.. snc
+. Mason one day the first o.
~. week
c,,,,y Agent r. q. Loyejoy was In
n.,ssId Friday, giving a spraying and
ING nc demonstration in the orchard oi
N o. Eastman.
c...,dsrsble work il being done on
Isir grounds preparatory to the an
t,ir The cattle sheds and stables
r. being shDgled'
N, and Mrs. Ralph Hill, who have
,..o living in Norway, have moved to
M vIllags. and will occupy q bungalow
hi western Avenue.
rbs business meeting and social of the
class of the Methodist Sunday
E.bool held with Glenns knight on the
b was enjoyed by all those present.
n, G. NJ. Merrill was in Shslburne,
T. Wednesday doing veterinary work
,hs Whitney Farms, breeders Of Nor
I.r horses, Welsh ponies and pure bred
lSbOr.borO cattle.
Sh,x's Orchestra will give dances this
,.L at Mechanic Falls Monday even
- Pine Cove Pavilion, West Lowell,
EsSus,dsy evening, Oxford Thursday
I,s,jpp. Bridgton Opera House Friday
I,,uIuS, Pine Cove Pavilion Saturday
ss1ing.
ra Us hope that the frost Of last
us,dsy morning was the last OF the
,uOu. Water frozs quite hard In
aess 10 one place tomato plants 10
ors, on a piazza open only to the south
.,s frozsn and killed, and it Is feared
4, damage was done TO strawberry and
khsr fruit blossoms.
Grand opening dance by Shsw's Or
sh,,,rs at Pine Cove Pavilion, West
ioysu. Wednesday evening of this week,
ToDs Dances will be given there by
N, orchestra every Wednesday and Sat
I,dsy evening from June 1st to Sept.
n rain or shine. This is a very popu-
Z PAVILION for dances during the sum-
bG
The old brick sidewalk on Main Street
usudiug from Deering Memorial
kaurch past the residences of DR.. Del
et N. Stewart, DR.. James G. Little
Ina and Mrs. James S. Wright was torn
d. Ast week and concrete substituted
! lu place. The concrete sidewalk on
b northern side OF this street 10 now
rnpless from Market Square to the
Band Trunk depot.
Il 10 desired that sli who expect to at
kud the alumni banquet on June 10
Nh notify Mrs. Mildred Cole or Miss
fsn Dunbam il they have not already
|uus 90. This is necessary In order for
Be committee to make complete arrange
isnis for seating capacity. Remember
bat il is necessary TO belong to the asso-
lliOn and to pay the annual dues of
ssnty FIVE cents before securing q ban
pet ticket
Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass,
bhieh Donald <. Mason, son OF l.. l..
lnOn, is attending, took part in the
tsck meet last week with the Msssachu-
ktS Institute of Technology and out
assd them. The two hundred yard
bah was won by young Mason in twen-
.shrss and one fifth seconds. 10 the
rs hundred yard dash Mason won
pond place with the time ten and two
fhs seconds.
Dr. Charles L. Buck has received
ttsi from George n. Sisson, Portland,
Fas director OF the Near East Relief,
einOwlsdging the receipt of sS1.9S for
Prdsd BY A. B. Garcelon, superintend-
nl Of schools, and contributed by the
flrOus schools in town as published In
lis weeks Democrat. Mr.. Sisson con-
lsluated DR.. Buck on the standing OF
fEi' 10 this relief work, the town hav-
fs bow S4lS.00 to its credit.
Mrs. Frances Wright Turner attended
recent meeting of the Maine Writers
Isssarch Club 10 Lewiston. This club
now five years old. There were
ghlseu members present. Luncheon
ne served in the Young Woman's
lristisn Association rooms. The treas
fr reported S742 81 in reserve. There
's some talk about publishing . new
Ook, possibly the Fairfield letters now
anning In the Lewiston Journal.
4 delightful recital was given Thurs
y evening by advanced pupils OF Miss
ssuls N. Jackson, assisted in song oy
L. Wallace A. Ripley, which was much
rlOyed. Following Is the program:
nsi-DanIe Ukraine,
Miriam Robertson, Miss Jackson
- nc DeasE ce pS Sus
kr,ls ~ 80 sry sSy
las here --Cnrlstlne iurnoE
ss-tanfAre, Dorothy Dennison. Miss Jackson
<%-ss1luness 81 CnSrlotto Ooie
ose Fay,
wet Bye and Bye,
Marion Wheeler
f'nss-tal Until,
tbl Eyentide,
Mr.. Wallace A. Ripley
Oes-BlOOming Meadows,
- Margaret West. Edith Lowell
IN 0Verture-Martha,
" LoVe's Greetings,
ts Nauurs. 'An A
Fa ARIEL,
N Silver Spray,
M Love Dreams,
4. Heather Bells.