Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-13
SOUTH PARIS
Miss Cecilia Mckenzie Of Mason ID
stopping In town.

Miss Cecilia Mckenzie Of Mason
stopping In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills OF NIL
were recent guests OF Mrs. Martha Tol
man.
Mrs. Raymond w. Penfold Of Ne'
Jersey was recent guest OF Mrs. Agne
l.. Morton.
Mrs. Leila Starbird entertained he
sister, Mrs. Daisy Buck of Milton, fev
days last week.
Miss Alice Deering of Chicago hs
been Q recent guest of her cousin, Mrs
e. N. Haskell.
Clarence K. Wipslow of Cleveland
Ohio, is spending his vacation with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Winslow.
Mrs. Lizzie Gilman and son, John T
Gilman, of Canaan, VT, were recen
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George McGin
10y. Miss Leota Annis of Portland wa
also a guest.
Prof. Curtis McPbee, scientific aid Il
the Maine Experiment Station at Mon
mouth, and bis sister, Miss Annie Nc
Phee, we're at A. D. Andrews In Nortf
Paris one day last week.
The block system on the Grand Trunl
Railway, which has been out OF commits
sion 80 far as this station was concerned
since the new steel was laid, was put In
-orL IN ~ condition laaf wax
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Thayer made 9
visit of two or three days last week te
their son Harold T. Thayer and family
at Bristol, N. q. They made the triI
by automobile with 81. B. Holden al
driver.
Shaw's Orchestra will give dances this
week at the Pavilion, West Lowell
Wednesday evening; at Oxford on Thurs
day evening; at Buckfield on Friday
evening; and at West Lowell on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Martha Tolman recently received
a visit from her son, Prof. Carl Jean
rolman, with Mrs. Tolman, who are liv.
ing in Winthrop. Prof. Tolman Is head
Of the musical department OF Coburr
Classical Institute In Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton T. Abbott Of
Mechanic Falls were In town Wednes
day. Mr.. Abbott is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis, and during
bis convalescence has been Visiting rela.
tives In Bethel, Locke's Mills and Nor
way, az we'll as in this village.
Paris Grange will hold its next regular
meeting Saturday evening, Sept. II, 81
1880. The third and fourth degrees will
be conferred. Norway Grange has been
invited. A pie supper will follow the
work. Will every sister please bring
two pies.
Passenger trains, both ways, on the
Grand Trunk Railway are now heavily
loaded with returning tourists. One
night last week the Portland-Montreal
express carried fourteen cars. Two were
official cars, but the others were devoted
to the usual traffic.
In spite OF the fact that q we'll known
South Paris man was included In the list
of "among those present" In the last
issue Of the Democrat as "Mr. and Mrs.,
he WAS and still is single man. 1t was
simply an instance of the things which a
really careful proof reader will occasion
slly do, to his own discontinue and ex'
asperstion when he discovers them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fletcher, Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Butts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D
Peverley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tracy Pierce
and Edward E. Shaw took trip to
Round Pond, near Damsriscotts, one day
last week, when they were guests Of Miss
Lena L. Franck, principal of the gram
mar school In this village. They en-
joyed ashore dinner on the beach OF tht
pond.
Miss Elizabeth Muzzy entertained tht
G. o. P. Club at her home Tuesday even
ing. At this meeting Miss Muriel Bow
ker was initiated az member and tht
ceremony caused considerable amuse
ment. Refreshments were served and
program OF music INDUCED in. Those
present we're Misses Nora Dunham, Lauri
Bsrden, Agnes Porter, Ruth Bolster
Beryl Silver, Louise Powers, Murie
Bowker, Maxine Bennett, Doris Kerr
Elizabeth Muzzy, with the married mem
bers, Mrs. Eva Evirs and Mrs. Ethe
Bryant.
The extreme drought has not only pu
grass on the blink, but the foliage OF
trees as we'll. That on bircbes has turnet
TO a sickly yellow and has covered th'
ground beneath them with carpet o
leaves. Those on the elms are assuming
the look and texture of widows weed
and are also dropping about the villag
streets. So thick are they under SOM
of the trees that people are raking then
into piles and burning them as they d.
later in the season. On Wednesda!
morning maple leaves on many tree
bordering the roads south of the villag
donned robes of crimson and gold &C
cordiug to their braver method OF meet
ing old age and death.
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