Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
SOUTH PARIS.

,.,. c. HOughtOn Of Oxford was IL
ssn Friday ,,
/, town saturday
a.. Harry Reed of West Bethel wa
village Thursday.
pOrubam & Morrill, corn shol
II .. ~! for the fall run Tuesday
n !. ,r5 Mrs. Guy C. Campbell Of Me
Il A,nie Falls we're in South Paris Friday
II 81, Sunday services will be resumed
n .ss Baptist church, following the va
II alton.
4 St.rbird attended the reunion o
II nTSsnty.tbird Maine Infantry at Me
1 's,nic Falls Thursday
4 =, and Mrs. D. W. Morrison Of Ruth
s.5N j., are guests OF Mrs. Nor
.'oo's brother L. 5. Billings
II and Mrs. Fl. A. Morton and Ksth
4 =. richardson are on 3 trip to Thu
So in Franklin County for few days
II ~. and Mrs. D. T. Bowker of Port
- xsrs guests of his brother, Charles
= RoWker, and family over the week
4 nd.
Il Gilman A. Whitman attended the re
IN If the Twenty-third Maine Regi
".,i,l Association at Mechanic Falls
4 Thgrsday'
4 Tia Teen Age Department of the
4 v.,boSist church will meet at the par
rrsgs Thursday evening Of this week
/ m come. Important.
4 ", and Mrs. Walter Smith of Spring.
] ~ Mass and Mrs. Clara Allen and
M. Mildred Allen of Bridgton were
,rssts at Percy Aliens last week.
/ Gilman A. Whitman was elected secre-
~, and treasurer Of the Twenty-third
V,ra Regiment Association at Its re-
.niop at Mechanic Falls Thursday.
Tbs next meeting Of Paris Grange will
~ beld Saturday, Sept. 8, at 1:S0. The
=, and secOnd degrees will be con-
hrsd. AL regular officers please be
present.
Misses Ada Churchill, Marcia Tyler,
no,othy Denuison and Hazel Abbott are
,,tsudDg the school of methods of the
B,p:ists at Ocean Park, where they will
psud about 3 week.
Carl P. Durham has negotiated the
ala Of bis house on Pine Street to Leon
Maxim of Paris b i'll, who viii occupy it.
Pans OF Mr.. Dunhsm's family for the
IMMEDIATE future are not yet definite.
Nj. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason and Mr..
md Mrs. Walter L. Gray started Satur-
hy morning on an automobile trip to
Quebec and the Saguensy. They expect
return the last Of this week or the
in, Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Neil Lovejoy, with
children, Neil, Jr., and Rosslind, Mrs.
We. LOyejoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Rec
ad and Mrs. Ida Penley attended the
LVsjOy family reunion at Crockett
Ridge, Norway, last week.
Justice Warren c. Philbrook of
Augusta was in town Wednesday 10 hear
referee two cases, cross actions, 10
Ehlch the parties were Elmer Bailey and
Kn. P. N. Braun i Sons. The cases
rev ont Of lumber operation at North
AEry
Because Of the grove meeting at Bry-
mt, Pond next Sunday, in which the
Tnlvsrsalists of the neighboring towns
viii join, there will be no services at the
Uni7srsslist church here on that day.
Services will be resumed on the 18th OF
September
Hon. Matthew c. Morrill, of Gray was
u South Paris Friday. Mr.. Morrill,,
although nearly II not quite at the mark
aiOurscOre years, and civil war yete-
M, s still vigorous and active. He is
q member of the Maine senate from
Cumberland County, and took an active
part 10 the work of that body at the ses.
EOn last winter.
Rev. Joseph n. Haskell of Greenland
\ g., has been visiting his brother
George W. Haskell, for the past week
Rev. Mr.. Haskell was for some years or
be faculty OF Fisk University, and ID
lilly familiar with the Negro problem
Wednesday evening he spoke to the
meeting at the Congregational church or
rs sIpsriences in the South.
Hr and Mrs Fred Wiggin have re
lainsd from two weeks spent at the Hay
csn cOttsgs on Lake Pennesseewsssee
While there they had as guests Mr.. sno
An. Fred Wiggin of Portland, Mr.. anc
Nd Mrs. Lyman Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs
1eft Pike, Mrs. James Plummer snc
children, Marcia and Merilyu, and Mr.
nd Mrs Ralph Hurd, all OF Lowell.
Thsrs will be a covered dish social al
ne Congregational vestry Thursday
:'sning, Sept. l, at Gas O'Clock. Mrs
gon 5. Briggs will be the guest o.
aooCs. Members Of the church and par
sand friends of Mrs. Briggs from the
aasf churches are invited to be present
Iae usual custom In regard to sand
'eaes and other pastry will be followed
Mrs.. Katherine Haskell of Kingston
missionary worker under the auspices
he Woman's National Missionar.
S'AId Of the Universalist church, whC
sh oeen the guest Of her sister and hus
ACC, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason, q
ssnOnoll, left last week for the South
-afoute she will go through Vermont
Nlera aka l.. 4 Il
Places
Ins Cole Brothers "World Tours'
,aos' arrived in town Friday morninI
saASned to the morning express from
.UMand There were two cars, q bag
~ car and sleeper, each little longe
Ao standard Pullman. They had cd
sd dogs, ponies and goats, etc ais
uoas, gymnasts and clowns. A SINAI
~oa not only gave music at the enter
S%usos, but in Market Square, thi
~a and In Norway. Afternoon an
"'a'ng sessions were given.
an' &. R. Carter and daughters Bet
aG Beatrice were guests at Alton c
..aL IVI = Gay or TWO inc pas
NJ They had been for q while wit
- .Sf'sr, who now has position wit
ss,u o'oEn Co., with headquarters q
~ n d., and were on their Wa
r,.s@ Cape Elizabeth, where Mr.
~ ~ and the daughters have o cottag
nue. e summer. Robert Carter, who
ssSss trouble With bis eyes, Is with b
"a, s, and expects to spend the mex
'@in the woods.
r,, az Howard Allen of North Par
rrIS. sG quite severe injuries In .
Tos Friday forenoon. She and n
lSo, s ssrs driving toward Norway Wit
n, W. ana carriage. Near the cSesn
ts1 were struck by an automobi
sIo oy Mike Korho n,n of Pari
|I|. wa cOmlnO L.