Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-09
SOUTH PARIS.

iii, Bogker has a substitut
Mis- i''n h IL the south Paris post office
P,sR Gotta completed his engage
a! s J, glOlinist in ShaW'' orOosS'r
lasS. " va. .. >,
Mrs T. Ssr mother, Mrs. Martha Q
=, Beywood Club House thi
Dsoc' sTspiug Music by Whitman
Jazz Band Lib,
MT S y are visiting her parents, Rev
81 Mrs, J. L. Wilson.
NJ. Islis Griffin has moved to Nor
Mo +S n abe secured q rent at the cor
y, ~ 4 Psri, and Winter Streets
n.,ba,t Pike Is carrying his arm IL
d, ~ 90 the result OF crsnking q Ford
ssa a,m wasn't broken, but was badl!
bruised.
vrrss, NJ. Millett underwent al
MI .,Ion FOR gall stones at her home
ysn,,day night. She has trained nurse
nd Is doing we'll
n, and Mrs. ". B. Raymond and sor
~, ". "a re- an weeks automobile trip tC
1 .9.u !, and Houltou and other places in
,~C,took County
NJ. Rrtb E Wiuslow has completed
s,gayemsnt as pianist In Shaw's
o =, and expects to enter Gorhsm
y,,nsl school this fall.
~, Winnie Harden Brown, mstron OF
VIII Cottage at Good Will Farm,
y. bssp the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
nan ma whitman ioy few days.
y,.,s,, D Brown, who has been visit
= HI. father. John S. Brown, and other
..,,ivss since the first of the summer,
~ Thursday on his return to Porto
BicO.
W., Cora S. Briggs came from Boston
al week. and is 3 guest at Mrs. Justins
9 81 She will pack up her personal
s.ongipps 10 take to Boston, and expects
me here the rest of this month.
rboss interested in Wellesley College
-. nIsassi 10 know that the drive for
NM OOO for increase of endowment of
S.ronege has been successful, and the
aired amount has been exceeded.
Sb,v's Jazz Orchestra are giving 3
s,Is, Of Tuesday night dances at Har-
snp Grange Hall, featuring Miss Bessie
y,u, Norwsy's popular pianist, and
8rold Moore, NOrwsy's fsvorite
noist.
Sbag's Orchestra will give dances this
,.,k a, Harrison Tuesday evening, Pine
roys Pavilion. West Lowell, Wednesday
T,uipg, Oxford Thursday evening, Paris
nm Friday evening, Pine Cove Pavilion
aiurdsy evening.
D. HAYNES is taking his vacation
nom the store of the n. Dayton Bolster
q and be and Mrs. Haynes have been
tdliDg the family of Mrs. Haynes
bcber, C. r. Newell, in Ssco. Later
hsy will visit her sister, Mrs. Ida Bon
ny in Sumner.
Mss GLADYS Allen, formerly teacher
h.hs commercial department OF Paris
Eah School, has a position in the COM
nsrcisl department of Skowhegsn High
SsOol. During the present summer she
Ia been attending the School OF Com
nGea II Auburn.
A cOucrete sidewalk has been laid In
boot Of the houses OF Frank A. Taylor
I'D Thomas S. Barnes on High Street.
Tie cement road a. put In was several
rches above the grade of the gravel
I5swalk at this location, being espe-
sally high at Mr.. Taylor's. The con-
=sis sidewalk is raised considerably
hove the old grade 10 get 1t near the
lHsl Of the roadway.
The Twin Towns Athletic Association
having arranged an sll,dsy tournament
Iar labor Day, it seems best to the civic
annlstse of the Community Club not
3 plan any event for that day. Last
Iar the base ball interests very gener-
oasy gave up a tournament and rendered
very substantial help to the club. This
!ssr ID seems only fair that the day be-
hng to the athletic association so il may
lave the help aud support of the entire
immunity
The officers of Hamlin Lodge, No. 81,
l. p, we're Installed Friday evening,
IIy %, By D. D. G.. c., A. Z. Nelson,
DID, G. P, Willis Warren, and d. D..
en-. A., Scion McAlister of Stoneham.
The officers are:
CC.-Guy /. SWEET.
EC-Henry Z. Judd
P.-JOsiah \. HOrr
AOiW.-H. Delbert Pike.
hGA.-B. g. Hammond.
LG.-Csrrol NJ Penley.
OG-Charles II. Hammond.
NJ. and Mrs. George r. Morton and
" and Mrs. George F. Fsrnum spent
Wednesday night on the top Of Pleasant
Mountain in Denmark bivouacking IN
esOpeu, and enjoying q beautiful sun
n'e. They found on the summit, camp
as 10 the same manner, party OF
hsnty.two from Camp Tspsmingo, q
g'!s camp on Reyes Pond in Sweden
!Nsse girls we're the first girls camp
MY who have ever spent the night on
nsasant Mountain. They had liked on
tAufsday eleven miles from camp to the
lsoI Of the mountain, and three miles az
he mountain.
A program Of literary work for the
Snlng year has been issued by the Sen
"a Club. From October to April the
aao meets on the third Monday OF eacf
Month. The topics to be treated in th'
s'sfsl evenings are: Oct. II, History
nov. q, Travel; Dec. 49, Art; Jan. 10
Sanestic Art; Feb. 20, Literature; Msrct
y Nature; April II, annual meeting
Ia' officers Of the club are:
rrrs-Gertrude Littleaeld.
.eeFres.-Lucia Mason.
Sc-Fannie Eastman.
5sas.-Eva Walker.
SIess Reporter-Margaret Taylor
E1nOn. Oee' No'i'"
Nevat
NJ and Raymond S. Gates entertsine'
aWO parties during the past week, a
SSef bungalow on Stearns Hill. In
y" % Tuesday evening was in honor Q
Ss birthdays Of c. D. Turner, DR.. G. L
SCae1, 1. N. Davis and Mrs. r. q. Gates
vusr guests we're Mrs. G. o. Turner
s CHARLES L. Buck, DIR. and Mrs. I
= Merrill, Mr., and Mrs. Il. w. Denntso
I I daughter Dorothy, Mr.. and Mr.
S S'en L. Jacobs and Richard Gate'
,"soGeaday evening the guests were Nj
No ars. Harold G. Fletcher, Mr.. an
-, Ralph R. Butts, Miss Agnes l.. Pc
sS MT. and Mrs. James N. Oswell an
nv children, Mr.. and Mrs. ALTON jacob
~ ~ aud Mrs. G. NJ. Merrill, Mr.. and Mr.
a'Old Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Peve
~ ar: and Mrs. Tracy Pierce, beside
and Mrs. Gates and their two son
a.. picnic supper was enjoyed, and val