Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-04
SOUTH PARIS.

Mia A. Baker was IN forusno
,,sr the weekend.
. pnripgtou of Mechanic Falls was
~. village Thursday.
,,.,, B. Stone was in Portland on
ni.sSsy and Wednesday.
~. N.ry Daniels is visiting her son,
rIIisu Daniels, in Ainos.
y-.,E Mckinley has returned to Bates
Haze to complete his course.
~. Sarah B. Parlin is making q visit
T'I,on where she formerly lived.
u.. Ellen Ham of Lewiston has been
a. ,1 mast Of Mrs. Anna H. Hayes for
few days.
~. gsrry Sswiu of Bethel spent sew
= Ssys recently with her sister, Mrs.
LIarsn Lord.
Ma, Ssllis Whitman of Gould's Acsd-
Rstbe,. was at her home here for
4 ily last week
Mia, Mary Dwiusl of Mechanic Falls
,.-i.i,ing Mrs. Ellen E. Blake and Mrs.
Srsh B. Parliu.
cw Richardson has sold bis farm In
n.a,,v,od and will move with his fam
Nv 10 this village.
a.. Howard Bumpus and Mrs. Eva
u.,,ilI were in Auburn and Lewiston q
few days last week.
Mrs Fred 3. Howe of East Bethel was
AE
Charles Il. Eimball.
NJ, and Mrs. Ceylon NJ. Kimball of
r,,, Bethel motorsd to town one day
during the past week.
N, and Mrs. Tells Thibodssu mo-
,,,sd 10 Dixfeld one day recently when
,5sy were guests at Joseph Putnam's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall were In
rJvsrmore one day last week, the guest
n Mrs. Msrsha'l's sister, Mrs. Fred Ad-
klns.
Mrs. Leila Starbird, who has been in
Milton caring for her mother, Mrs. Ida
Bssu. has returned to her home in this
village.
Mrs. Luella Grover, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs Ernest Paine,
has returned to her home in North Wa
tsrIOrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll and chill |
6rep made a trip to Milton recently to
visit Mrs Carrolrs mother, Mrs. Ruth !,
Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Waterman of
Oxford. Mrs n. W. Boothby and Mrs.
cara Z. Waterman Of Mechanic Falls
we're in the village Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Fernsld and son I
gryills and Mr.. and Mrs. Merton East +,
man Of Stow were recent visitors upon .
CO. Bsrrows and family in this village. /
yr. aud Mrs. G. K. Hastings and sons
Robert and William motored to this viii {
age from East Bethel one day last week, !
and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o, /!
Aillett
The work Of labelling is now going on
AZ the Burnham & Morrill, Co.'s canning
factory in this village. About 100000
cans Of corn have been packed during
the run,
Delegates chosen from the local church
who attended the Universslist State Con- d
VsusOn 10 Watsrville were John Brown,
MIS-. A. D. Park and Mrs. George r. /,
Norton.
Messrs. A. W. Walker & Son are erect
Ing a new building at their plant for tit-
ting wood, and such like things, to take
ihs place of the one destroyed by dre
ast spring.
Dance at Norway Grange Hall Friday !
night, this week. Ice cream served at
lntsrmissiou Music by Shsw's Orches- F..
ira, four pieces, featuring Rae Newton's
JAZZ banjo. Dancing at $50.
LE. Andrews is making changes and =,
extensions to his house on Maple Street,
and will convert 1t into double hat
house, with bath room on each hoor,
and electric lights.
Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge will hold
i.s next regular meeting on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 4 Following the meeting
% auction Of bundles will be held.
Every Rebekah is invited to come and
bring bundle for sale.
A party, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
0. Smith, Mrs. Minnie Look, Curtis Jen-
nlngs, Clyde and John Jacobs, and Z. a.
Hsckett, sl from New Vineyard, mo
Nrsd to this village one day last week
and called on Rev. and Mrs. <. A. Morris.
Rev. E. A. Morris was in Lewiston
Tuesday to attend the lecture given by
Dr. Shailer Matthews on The Validity OF
American Ideslism. DR.. Matthews Is
dean Of the University of Chicago Divin-
isy School, The lecture was In the chapel
Of Bates College.
There was hearing at the court house
Friday before Judge Fl. W. Oakes OF
Auburn in the case OF Robain Arsensuit
". Cyrus r. Hazelton. The suit was
brought number Of years ago, and two
OF three years ago was referred 20 Judge
Oakss. Hon. John P. Swssey Is attor-
osy for Arsensult, and Alton G. Wheeler
Tor HazsltOn. The decision will be re-
ported at the term OF court which opens
nsxt week.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis w. Clark, who re-
nrned TO their home 10 Washington, D.
u, on Thursday were given q fareweli
party one night before their departure az
LeseOmeO Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fletcher.
cards were INDUCED 10 with music and
fstreshments. Those present were Mr..
Ed Mrs. r Tracy Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs
AAph r. Butts, DR.. aud Mrs. Chester ID.
hefrill, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. d Peverley,
Miss Lena L Frsnck and E. K. Shaw.
The new schedule went into effect on
NE Grand Trunk Sunday. Trains now
20 east at 9:S6 A. NJ. and 5:4S P. M;
ssst h 9:S6 A. n. aud 7:S0 P. n. AL
!our trains run daily, week days and
sundays, and all are through trains.
nusre will be no train service on the
norway branch on Sundays, and one
Isln crew will do the work on week
Saya The advantages and disadvan-
ages OF this schedule are too plain to
heed comment.
Lydia SWEET fell down the stairs In the
wore Of the N. Dayton Bolster Co. last
monday, aud injured her elbow. She
vent from there to the high school,
s1ere she Is in the sophomore class, but
'uusred so much pain that after staying
1'aors time she consulted . physician:
was at first thought she had sunereo
Sreak, and she was taken to the hospi-
s, where Ii was found that the injury
bad sprsin. She returned from
"' hospital day or two later.
mrs. Laura Paradis, who works In the
aFm mill denartment ~ kha MasDu Man