Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-12
SOUTH PARIS.

rsK sllsy has moved to Norway.
Herman Mason of Bethel WAS In town
Tuesday
O., Cotton. with bis family, has
moved to Norway.
o.,,,, Morse has been visiting his
.sIr Allen Marstos, In Canton.
n.orvs A. Flint Of Harrison WAS In
.,1D dsy or so the first OF the week.
winfield Allen has purchased the Mil
w cadence on Main Street, Norway.
u Rnek and son Bertrand Of West
oI,tssld were in town Wednesday,
NJ. lain =. Gibson of Oxford Depot
IN mi, village and Norway on Thurs
dag.
A.. Bath BOLSTER entertained the G..
q Climb At her home Thursday even
log.
n, rs.t Monday, the 18th, will occur
TIA annual meeting Of the Euserpean
Club.
NJ and Mrs. A. D. Park have re-
,urusd from their trip to Southern Pines,
NC.
rhs new numbers are now being
.,..sd on the houses Of the several
streets.
Harry B Some Is with his nephew
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews,
Paris Hill.
Francis Shaw is building q garage on
,Ss lot next the Oswell machine shop on
Main street.
Wslter Martin recently spent q few
S.v, with his grandmother, Mrs. Flora
Martin, in South Woodstock.
Minstrel rehearsal at Mrs. C. W. Bow
ksr', Tuesday evening at 1850 sharp. |
Everybody Try to be present.
William and John Judkins, who have
bssu At Grover Hill, Bethel, for the wiz
Tar, have returned to this town.
W.ltsr Il. Small of Dixfield was In |
,ovn l.st week, called here by the death |
AZ his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Small.
Mrs. Frank Whittemore was called to
Nav York City Tuesday night by the
ys,y sudden death of her brother.
Acrsg OF men have been st work ex-
naystiug a basement for the new Odd |
Fellows building on the Hewets lot.
Ths Ladies' Social Uuion will meet |
psxt Wednesday afternoon In the church |
uarlor TO sew for the midsummer sale.
Miss Margaret A. Baker. who has been |
,soppiuS for some little time In Califor- |
ulA has returned to Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. A. q. Curtis and two children,
shO have been spending the winter In
Rumford, have returned to this village.
The next meeting of Paris Grange will
be- held Saturday, April 10, at l:SO P. N.
The third aud fourth degrees will be
conferred.
RuUsns Jackson, who has been pass
lrg the winter in St Petersburg, Florida,
has returned to Maine and was In this
village last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watsrhouse, who |
have spent the winter with their daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Rose Ryerson, In Norway, have |
returned to this village.
Mrs. Kate Hammond was the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Ernest r. Shaw.
Wednesday Mrs. Hammond took In the |
Pomona Grange at Wslchville Tuesday,
and was on her way home on Paris Hill.
Rev. C. A. Knicksrbocksr of Water |
vile was In South Paris . few hours
Tuesday. Hs was on bis way to Paris
70 nil aaaino n fa~ /
days with Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and
Miss Mary Pierce.
Shaw's Orchestra plays ut Mechanic
Falls Wednesday evening, at Oxford
Thursday evening, at West Paris Friday
evening" and at South Paris Saturday
evening.
The dance at Paris Hill last Tuesday
night had q good attendance. Contra
dances were In order, a. well rs the later
dsncss. Shsw's jazz Orchestra will give
dances al Academy Hall later on when
the travelling is better.
Rev. D. F. Faulkner attends the an
Dual session OF the Maine Methodist Con-
ference this week at Biddeford. There
will be no prayer meeting In the Metho-
dist church this week nor any services In
the church next Sunday.
The next and last meeting Of the Sen
sca Club for this season will be held
next Monday, the 18th. 1t will DO q
"Child Welfare" meeting, and Miss 5.
Louise ROusds will give the address.
This will also be the annual meeting and
election OF officers for the coming year.
A. W. Walker & Son will have their
annual field day 90 April 10th when they
will have on exhibition all the latest
farm machinery, to say nothing OF trucks
and other tools any body can use. They
viii, as in years gone By, serve . free
dinner of baked beans and hot coffee.
The W. r. NJ. s. OF Deering Memorial
n. (. Church will hold its April meeting
at the home of Mrs. e. &. Chapman, on
Highland Avenue, Thursday afternoon,
April IA, at $50 o'clock. Each member
Is ssked to bring some item OF interest
TO read, and these will take the place OF
the usual chapter 10 the study book.
Boy and girl agricultural club work
mas been taken up by Raymond ID. Love
JOY and the Oxford County Farm Bu-
tsau, and 4 meeting to start these cluos
has been appointed to meet az the Farm
bureau Office in the county buildings
next Friday. Not only club leaders are
asked to De present, but any body who
interested in club work.
Ernsst A, Carter's sleight-of-hand en-
tsrsainmsnt at the Universalist meme
supper lait Tuesday evening was Won
dsriul performance. without the slight-
cot hesitation or slip he held the audi
ence spell-bound with bis utterly mystic
rious ledgerdemaiu. Clean, humorous
and highly efficient, the evening was one
long TO be remembered and guessed
about. Financially, the mems effort was
tns most profitable In many years. MT.
carter will appear Thursday evening,
April 81, at the Norway Universslisi
church mems annual social function.
The debris In Main and High Streets
around where Odd Fellows block once
Hood, bias been cleared away during the
pss week, 80 the streets are vacated foi
teams and the sidewalks for pedestrians
ous After two months Of disuse habit Do
come strong. One lady Of tho village
VINO has been plodding every day on
around this mass Of ruins, came dow
nam Street the other day and when On
came to Howard's Drug Store left to
ndewalk and walked out around 10 to
saoo as she had been In the habit OF 90