Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-18
SOUTH PARIS.

esOrgs C. Wing, Jr., of Auburn was
IN town Friday
v,, Ralph Cole is visiting relatives In
New York CITY,
Gsorgs Z. Morton was In Portland
Monday and Tuesday.
NJ. Ebsu Marshall of Auburn recent,
listed relatives in town.
Sbsrmsu Ordwsy had string beans
tam his garden October 18th.
n.orVs C. Houghton Of Oxford was In
osn Tuesday and Wednesday.
NJ, Rachel Parlin Is visiting her son,
n,Oni, Parlu, and his family, in Sum-
nsr.
Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Small of Dixfield
.srs 10 South Paris on Tuesday and
Wednesday
ur. G. G. Miller returned Wednesday
tom Philadelphia, where she had visit
Al relatives for two weeks.
ur and Mrs. Thomas Jackson and
Tnysne Jackson left last week for q trip
by auto to Creswsll, Oregon.
Bauismiu Swstt is taking bis annual
bupiing trip in the provinces of Canada
.i,b bis SOD, LOuvie Swett of Bangor.
The children OF the Porter Street
S,bool sill hold a food and vegetable
,sIs Friday atteraoOn, Oct. 10, from 2:S0
70 400.
Mrs Mary Bridge Of Mechanic Falls
ras In the village Friday and Saturday.
During these days she visited her broth
Or on Paris Hill.
Dr. Charles L. Buck attended the fifty
second annual meeting Of Maine Sunday
school Association at Lewiston Wednes-
. dsy and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess, Miss
Tbslma Burgess, William Wright and
Harold Tufts made trip through Crsw-
ford Notch recently.
It's West Paris where Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl P. Dunhsm have moved, not North |
Paris as was erroneOusly stated in the |
Democrat last week.
Miss Martha Hersey OF Hartford, CT,
formerly q frequent visitor here, was |
here for two days last week, the guest of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred z. Hall.
A large crowd attended the dance al
West Paris Grange Hall last Tuesday |
night given BY Shsw's orchestra. An
other dance Is booked at future date.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Smith and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Arthur Smith of New Vineyard /
we're In town one day last week. They
we're motoring through Maine and New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Emma w. Mann is In Portland
this week to attend the Rebekah Assem-
bly. Mrs Mann has been recommended 1
byMt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge to re-
:si7e the Decoration OF Chivalry.
The ladies OF the Unlversalist church
will meet Wednesday, Oct. 19, to clean
tie banquet hall and kitchen. All come
and help, and bring basket lunch. Cof-
fee will be furnished at the church.
Mrs. Marietta Willis entertained
cousin party at her home on Main Street
Sunday, her guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodman Charles and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Riggs Of Bridgton, and Amos A. Bird
Of this village.
Rev D. F. Faulkner, forme: pastor Of
he Methodist church, and Mrs. Fsulk-
nsr have been visiting friends here dur
Ing the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fsulk-
nsr spent most Of the summer in Water
town, n Y. They are making their
home IN Gorhsm, Maine.
The Ladies' Social Union Of the Uni.
Vsrsslist church has chosen the follow
ing chsirmen for its sale TO be held Dec.
l4!h:
Apron-Mrs. Lula Thurlow.
Candy-Mrs. Lottie Abbott.
Fsney-Mrs. Myrtle Burgess.
FOOt-Mrs. VernA Swan.
Grsb-Mrs. Ida j. Hemingway.
Dols-Mrs. Gertrude Cutler.
Those who were ranked 100 per cent
10 spelling in the Shurtleff Fourth Grade
are as follows: Msdlyn Bell, Florence
Bryant, Isabel Fleming, Elinor Haskell,
harold Nevers, Evelyn Rowe, Harold
Starbird, Lucinda Ripley, Ruth Ryder,
Edward Levett, Grets Merrill, Bertha
Weston, Ava Lord, Amy Lord, William
Foster
The following pupils of the Porter
Street Primary have had 100 per cent in
spelling for the week: Third Grade,
Christine Noyes, Pauline Paine, Marjorie
Powers, Mabel Millett, Shirley DeCostsr,
Ralph Stiles, Gilbert Stevens, Stanley
Whitney, Stanley Foster, Austin Record,
Perl Swallow, Earle Briggs; Second
Grade, Ava Grant.
Shaw's Orchestra goes to South Wa
ssrford Grange Hall this Tuesday even
ing to play at harvest ball. The same
orchestra will give a dance at Mechanic
Falls Wednesday night at Red Mems
Hall. They will also give q big jazz
dance st Robinson Hall, Oxford, on
Thursday night featuring the number
ioI trOt. The orchestra will feature Rae
Sswton's jazz banjo at Norway Grange
dai Friday evening. /
As has been said elsewhere in this pa
per, this is Judge Charles J. Dunn's first
U'lt to Oxford County, so be wished to
zee all the noted places near where be Is
aoldlng court; therefore, he, accompa-
alsd By Mrs. Dunn and bis daughter,
nosored to Paris Hill one day during the
week to see the places Of interest there.
Among other things be called at Loren
Asrril's to see the gems and minerals
Assn from Mount Mica.
Ars. Cora G. Haley of Brownfield was
u 70 the village several days last week.
Art Haley is somewhat Of . globe trot-
sr. She has been over quite = portion
tos United States Including four
ysars residence in Alaska, and she
Saugnt school In japan for two years.
cue was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
ns'en &. AcAllister, also of Brownfeld,
soo, too, has travelled quite extensively
10 this country and Europe.
Irving o. Barrows and Mr.. and Mrs.
SSNroh Wilson took an auto trip one day
AT week 10 the northern part Of Oxford
.Ounty, and on this trip they saw two
yafuldges, one sitting In the center OF
@e road and the other in the edge OF the
s" and bushes on the outside. They
aI taelr guns with them. Mr.. Wilson
SOk aim at at the one In the center of
sS' road and Mr.. Barrows at the one on
soneide. Both birds were killed, but
me report Of the guns flock flew up
.u1oi the bushes near where the bird
~ atting that Mr.. Barrows fred at.
susr the birds were picked mp, thrne
sa oirds were found In the edge of the
SS'Oss. Evidently they were so near the
s 1teo at by Mr.. Bsrrows that they |