Oxford Democrat., 1921-04-26
SOUTH PARIS.

Miss Annie Muzzy was recent guest
of friends in Brysnt's Pond.
Roland French of King6eld WAS q re-
,snt guest OF Ralph r. Butts and family
Mrs. W. j. Curtis made visit on her
.i,tsr. Mrs. L. q. Emery, In West Paris
one day last week.
n, and Mrs. Walter L. Gray went
wednesday night to Boston, where they
viii spend week or more.
Mrs Addis @. Wheeler went last Mon
a,v for a visit of some weeks to her
daughter, Mrs. Roy e. Cole, ID Chelsea,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Chandler of
usxico were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W.I.sr S. Chandler Tuesday and Wed
uesday.
Mrs. Frank wIbCrger and daughter
sosnt several days recently in East
waterford, guests of her sister, Mrs. j.
B. Haskell.
The Women's Auxiliary will hold q
,,le of aprons, food and candy at Grand
ARMY Hall April q. Each member is
requested TO make an apron. .
Bsrps Mitchell, after spending q few
days Of vacation here, returned Wednes-
SaS 10 Boston, where be is attending the
Massachusetts, College OF Pharmacy
David Taylor of Mechanic Falls was
In South Paris several days the first of
the week. Mrs. Taylor has also been
here several days longer than her hus-
band.
Nav Festival will be given at Grange
Hall, Friday, May 9th, by the children Of
tbe first four grades In the village. The
complete program will be in next weeks
Democrat.
Work again at the Pythisn Sisters
Tuesday evening, April 20. Yes, after
the work there will be refreshments.
Every Sister please bring something for
the refreshments.
Miss Flora Murch left Monday morn
ING for visit to Mrs. William Lewsllen
in Brooklyn, Y. Y. Her mother, Mrs. j.
3. Murcb, accompanied her as far as
Portland, for the day.
Harry Lowell and daughter, Miss
Edith, spent Patriots Day in Bolster's
Mills, guests at the home of Elisha
Turper. Mrs. Lowell, who has been |
stopping in Bolster's Mills some little |
time, returned with them.
The budget committee of the Congre-
gstional church have prepared their
table OF needs for the next year and find
the sum desired to be 8, ,l46.00. Some
sSS9 90 has already been raised, leaving |
sbssnce Of IS, ,257 needed for the rest
OF the year.
The following pupils 10 the Pleasant
Street school received 100 per cent for
the week: Third Grade, Msdlyn Bell,
Gertrude Titus, Lucinda Ripley and
Louis Kirschner Second Grade, Hazel
Moaher, Ismsy Aldricb, Reta Thurlow
and Francis Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Morton re-
Gently visited Mrs. Morton's aunt, Mrs.
Angie B. Foster, of Dry Mills. There
Was quite a family party at Mrs. Fosters
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pow
srs, Frank P. Knapp, Eugene Foster and
son Silss, and Mrs. Mabel +. Goss, all
residents OF Dry Mills.
Ralph E. Sturtevant has sold bis farm,
the COrbett place, in the Tubbs District,
10 Matt Kshkonen, and has bought the
house of Donald P. Chapman on Main |
Street near the Grand Trunk crossing.
Mr.. Slurtevant has already begun NOV
Ing 10. Mr.. Chapman and family will
move into rent over the store OF the
n Dayton Bolster Co.
The Patriots ball Tuesday evening /
n,olol n xvhinh In aaiH hava Il
been the largest ever assembled In Grange |
Hall since it was built. Decorations
we're patriotic in design, and the lady |
managers, With Mrs. G. W. Bowker in
charge, were untiring in their endesvor
to make things 60 smoothly. Punch |
was served free by the management. II
was highly enjoyable affair.
The members OF the W. q. NJ. s. OF
Dsering Memorial Church made sur
prise call on Mrs. D. T. Faulkner last |
Tuesday evening, and as parting token
Of their esteem during the evening pre-
en,sd Mrs. Faulkner with a sewing
screen. Refreshments carried by the
guests were served. The membership |
Of the society has largely increased dur
Ing the years that Mrs. Faulkner has
been here.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller officlsted at |
the funeral Of Granville Grant at Rum
ford POiut Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. |
Grant was 80 old resident, Is years OF
age. On Thursday Mr.. Miller oficisted |
at the funeral of Mrs. Gladys Howard |
Abbott, wife of stephen Abbott, at the |
Congregational church at Andover. Mrs. |
Abbott was 80 years OF age. Rev. |
George Graham, q former pastor OF the |
Andover Congregational church, happen
ing to be in town, assisted in the service. |
Grand Trunk Agent George A. Doran |
did some landscape gsrgening on the |
station grounds last week. The point |
ed end of the lawn next the Main Street |
crossing has been re-seeded and along |
the center has been built a mound OF
black cinders and upon each sloping |
side is the name Of the station "Soutn |
Paris" in white-wasbed pebbles, show
Ing from both train and street. II ADDS
much to the attrsctiveness OF the
grounds. pipe railing has also been |
erected along the street side to protect
the new barberry hedge and prevent
encrOschments on the lawn.
Miss 5. L. Rounds gave a prontsoie
address on Child Welfare before the
Seneca Club and guests at Engine House
Hall last Monday evening. Following
the address the business OF the annual
meeting Of the Seneca Club was tran
sacted. The report of the treasurer
showed that besides the lot for the libra
~ there Is now on hand a library FUND
amounting to 81, 1921. Officers OF the
club chosen for the coming year are:
Pres.-Ars Gertrude Lialeaeld.
Slee-Pres.-Mrs. Lucia Mason.
Sec.-Mrs. Fannie Eastman.
Treas.-Aiss Eva Walker.
Literary Dirscsors-Mrs. Florence Haskeil.
mrs. Louada Stewart.
Press Reporter-Mrs Margaret Taylor.
rEx. Com.-Miss Grace ThAyer, Mrs. Eoisn
wheeler, Mrs. Agnes Morton.
Following the covered dish supper OF
the Euterpean Club which Was held
with Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler last Tues,
day evening, the business of the annual
meeting was transacted. Officers for
tne coming year were chosen as foiio"s'
Pres.-Mrs. Nellie Brickest.
Nlce-Pres.-Aiss Ruth Graves
sec-Mrs. Helen Garcelon.
Ireas--hrs. Agnes Perkins. -,
Ex. Com.-Miss Grace Dean, Mrs lda Neai'
Mrs. Virye Wilson.
Pre,s Reporter-Mrs. Agnes Morton, w.,