Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-29
SOUTH PARIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Clark are visit
he their son, Louis Clark, In Washing
= fCn, D. G.
The Busy Bees viii meet with Miss
kuth Brown next Saturday afternoon at
80 o'clock.
Gilman A. whitman was in Brysnt's
Pond last week to attend the funeral OF
Charles e. Berry.
There will be a meeting of the Saliva
y kiou Army advisory board on Tuesday
yenlng, the 29th.
Mrs. Martha J. Perkins of Farming
! kou. n. g., has been visiting Mrs.
Ralph Hemingway.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lee Mason are
making a trip In the South. They will
s risit Washington and other southern
citiss.
81 On Monday evening of last week
mora Encampment of Odd Fellows
z'Eorked the Patriarch degree on q class
n Norway.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stevens and
5aughter Dorothy Of North Paris have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Steyens.
81 The selectmen are REMEMBERING the
zbpildings on the several streets In South
Paris, and notifying the owners of their
Numbers.
William CarrIgsn of Lewiston was in
koyu Friday looking after the resump-
Nor of the moving picture business In
66Outh Paris.
"a The Norway bus was of the line few
6ays last week, but Is back now. A
Shree seated gentle Henry was used
zFhils the bus was laid OF.
The annual meeting of the South Paris
Bank Corporation was adjourned
3rom last Thursday, the oath, to the
6comiug Thursday, the S1st.
n The following traverse jurors have
>been drawn for the May term Of Supreme
4Judicial Court to be held in Rumford:
|<E. Il. Barker and Raymond s. Gates.
81 Lester Swan of Locke's Mills was COM
United to Jail last week for q term of
<sixty days for breaking into the camp OF
|<Edwin j. Mann at Locke's Mills aud
Elarceny of furnishings.
The high school base ball team will
zplsy the high school team from Me-
<chanic Falls on the home grounds April
Nth. 4 return game will be played at
Mechanic Falls May 14th.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller went to Bry-
INIT Pond Tuesday to attend the funeral
<of Charles Henry Berry. Although Mr..
berry has been almost life long resi-
<dsnt of Bryant's Pond, he was born in
paris.
The people Of this vicinity experienced
\ driving southessterly storm Friday |
morning. The wind attained q velocity /
of lorty-four miles an hour at the gov
eminent station in Portland and AZ OF
an inch of rain fell.
The Ariel Ladies' Quartet furnished |
music for the Easter service at the Uni |
versalst church, Norway, Sunday after
moon; and in the evening they sang ut
(. the Easter concert in the Baptist church,
South Paris.
Shsw's orchestra will give dance at
Grange Hall, South Paris, Saturday |
evening, April 2. Monday, April 4th,
will be their opening night at Mechanic |
Falls. They will also give o dance at
Academy Hall, Paris Hill, on Tuesday,
April 5th.
For many ysars-to be exact thirty |
three years-Jsmes T. Culhsne Of Cor
ham, y. g., has been passing this village |
each day as mail agent on the Grand |
Trunk Railway. On Tuesday last he |
reached the retiring age of 81 years and
retired from service.
The annual meeting of the fire depart |
ment for organization OF the i've hose
companies and the hook and ladder COM
pany will be held at the Engine House |
Hall Saturday night, April I'd, at
o'clock. The companies are allowed
/ one dollar for attendance at this meet |
ing.
Louis N. Taft, the Portland ohiro- |
prsctor who was located in the village
last year, was in town Tuesday. He
will open rooms here May Sd. and will
come here on Tuesday and Thursday OF
each week, with Office hours from $50
70 O'Clock P. NJ. His rooms will be at
Mrs. Newton's in the rear Of the post
Office.
At a business meeting OF Kupple Club !
held recently the following committees
we're appointed by President G. NJ. Mer-
rill: Banquet, Mrs. Harold Fletcher,
Mrs. Ralph Butts, Sherman 7. Oliver,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving o. Barrows; for
camping trip in June, Mrs. Irving Bar
rows, Mrs. Lulu Merrill, Harold Fetch |
er, R. Tracy Pierce, Wilbur Swan and
Harold Neal.
II. w. Shaw, leader and manager OF
Shsw's Jazz Orchestra, starts for bust
ness April 1st with his orchestra. They
will travel over the county running
dances, the same as in the past four sea-
sons. This year the orchestra Is the
best ever, with new instruments and The
assistance of Mr.. Alfred Gotta, the noted
violinist. Dates are already signed up
This promises to be the best season ever.
Watch for dates.
The European steamer season In Port.
land is over. European steamers land
in Portland because of the Grand Trunk
Railway. There would be no European
steamers landing In Portland but for
this, our railroad. At least so said
Representative Rounds In the legislature
last week. Every one OF these steamers
leave $4,000 In Portland, which In
directly goes all over the state. This Is
something to think of by those who
knock the Grand Trunk.
The Community Club meeting OF
March ed WAS held In the evening at
the Congregational vestry under the
direction Of the educational committee.
The program consisted of Q piano solo
BY Miss Phyllis Edwards, piano trio by
Mrs. Nellie Brickett, Mrs. Alice Wiggin
and Miss Edwards. The address OF the
evening was delivered by Prof. Wilmot
B. Mitchell, Dean OF Bowdoin College.
His subject was "The Pilgrim Spirit OF
the Twentieth Century" This was 3
very Interesting meeting and there was
large attendance.
Some sixty or more members OF Ham
lin Lodge went to Bethel Wednesday
afternoon to assist In institutiug Q new
lodge Of Knights of Pythiss In that town
70 De known as Sudbury Lodge, No. q
This lodge Is so called after the ancient
name OF Bethel. At this station the
South Paris Knights were joined by
some forty members of Pennesseewassee
Lodge Of Norway, and at Brysnt's Pond
oy quite number from Fraternal Lodge.