Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-27
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. R. B. Peufold spent few day
last week In Portland.
Mrs. Rachel Perkins has returned h
her home in Portland.
Miss Agnes NJ. Merrill of Canton wa
In South Paris Tuesday.
B.N. Stuart of Mechanic Falls visite,
relatives in town Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Sawin of Bethel spent sew
eral days In this village last week.
James L. Chase of Mechanic Falls wa
in town one day the first of last week.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis is in Hopedale, Mass.
visiting her son, Lloyd Davis, and family
Miss Agnes L. Porter spent the Christ
mas holidays with her mother In King
field.
James Boyce was In North Paris sew
ersl days last week setting up boiler In
mill.
Mrs. G. A. Record of Abingdon, Mass.
10 the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Mary
81. Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKeen were In
Portland Tuesday, guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Trask.
Mrs. Annie Bearce OF Hebron is spend
ing the holidays with her sister, Miss
Nellie Whitman.
Miss Muriel Park Is enjoying her two
weeks vacation from the high school at
her home In Bethel.
Mrs. A. L. Chaplin of welchville was
In South Paris and Norway day or two
the first OF last week.
Miss Helen NJ. King of Portland Is
spending the vacation with the family Of
her father, j. r. King.
Mrs. Julia Childs and daughter Lois
OF North Paris were In this village
couple of days last week.
Mrs. Ruby Briggs of Mechanic Falls
visited her sister, Mrs. Rose Withsm,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Will those having dishes or dish tow
els from the <. of P. Hall please return
them on Tuesday evening.
Perley Shaw, who Is attending Bates
College, arrived home Wednesday even
Ing IOr tuc uOiluay SaCaliOus
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Z. Cole and sol
Howard are guests Of Mrs. Addie Q.
Wheeler and family for the holiday yaea-
tion.
Miss Leota Schoff is at home from
Colby College spending the holiday va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T. Schoff.
Mr.. aad Mrs. T. S. Barnes and Miss
Helen N. Barnes spent the holiday with
Mrs. Barnes mother, Mrs. Bibber, in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Ella s. Heald of East Sumner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Irish of Farming
ton were guests at Albert D. Parks over
the holiday.
Miss Emma E. West Is at home from
Columbia University spending the vaoa-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adns L. West.
Miss Laura Barden of West Paris, who
was for some time clerk in the post Of
fee here, is there again during the
Christmas rush.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds was in Auburn sew
eral days last week, on account Of the
serious illness Of her brother, Frank Has
kell of that city.
Mrs. Flora Wright went to Portland
Wednesday 20 meet Mrs. Hannah Wright,
who has been visiting in Massachusetts,
for several weeks.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole has appointed
Uric Metsvisr Of Rumford as deputy
sheriff to fill out the unexpired term OF
Fred Weeks, dismissed.
New Years ball Friday evening,
Dec. 80, at Paris Grange ball. Music
BY AL. MelansOn's orchestra. A good
time guaranteed. All come.
Homer Truman of Norway was re-
leased from the county jail last week on
bail for S50O0 He Is to appear st the
February term of supreme judicial court.
Alan G. Miller arrived home Friday
night from Canton, n. Y, where he 10 q
student at st. Lawrence University, TO
spend the Christmas and New Years
holidays.
The next regular meeting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will be Tuesday evening, Dec.
27. There will be program and q snip
Christmas tree. Each member to bring
some presents wrapped in paper with no
name on them.
Rev. Madison Lewalleu was q visitor |
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin |
SWEET. Mrs. Lswsllen, who has been |
visiting her parents several weeks, re-
turned with him to their home in Dark |
Hsrbor, Islesboro.
Berue Mitchell, formerly clerk in the |
Howard drug store, now attending the
Massachusetts, College Of Pharmacy in |
Boston, was here short time last week |
while on his way TO his home In King |
field for the vacation.
The annual business meeting Of the
First Congregational church will occur
Wednesday evening, Dec. 2Sth, at
o'clock. All officers whose duties re-
quire reports at that time please be pre-
pared.
E. L. GREENE, Clerk.
Walking about the village streets the
first Of last week was the best ever where |
the snow bad been melted of, and the
worst ever where 1t had simply melted |
down TO the Ice. On these latter spots
one had to watch his steps, while the
rest Of the town watched bis misstsps.
Aontross Z. Hill, former resident OF
South Paris, bu, who for many years has
lived in Old Orchard, has been appoint
cd postmaster At that village in the
place Of w. g. Harmon resigned. This
is not Mr.. Hills first term as postmas-
ter 10 the town. He has served several
terms.
A part Of the scaffoldlng under one of
the fljors at the Odd Fellows Building, |
corner OF Barrows and Main Streets, up
on which q crew Was laying concrete, |
gave way Wednesday morning and pre- |
elpltated q section of the wet mixture
70 the hoor beneath. II was soon repair
ed and work went on. No one WAS In
iured.
How much meat does II take to sup |
ply this village and Norway? Quite
little amount. There are several sales |
men who visit the towns from meat
houses, a. well as the supply bought |
Eom local ralssrs. One of the foreign |
statesmen, who visited the twin towns |
nst week, sold two thousand pounds |
ana there were at least two other sales |