Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-19
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI III l I 1890
,.. sousre received q coat Of
usTsl last week So,
Paris wednesday
NJ, and Mrs. Millard Loro spen' iAS'
..sL Iu West Lowell.
" Abbott OF Mechanic Falls was
i, south Paris Wednesday
- and Mrs. George F. Eastman have
M M IN Boston for few days.
- p.Inh Perkins Is the guest of her
% Trs Fannie Bartlett, in Bethel.
- md Mrs Fred S. Waterman o:
Ma Nj xsrs in the village Wednesday.
-. " B. Raymond with her son
1,Su. IN il visiting her parents in PoWnai'
a.. Vnvepe Kimball has been visiting
- va tsmjly of Lawrence Knight in Hsrri-
p1.
Mia. Ellen Knightly has been visiting
h.- ami, Mrs. Elsie Parker, In Dry Miiis'
Cray.
NJ P G. Tribou is in Bucksport.
a.. wilI remain there for about three
weeks.
rhs Misses Vida and Lucille Cole are
- a.. and Mrs. 5. j, Rawson in
Mexico.
", and Mrs. Henry Muzzy have re-
..n.l, returned from week spent at
Shsgg Pond.
uuIam z. Perkins of Auburn was In
~, tbs first of last week. He was on
IA vay 10 Stoneham on an outing.
rhs Misses Bertha Powers and Bar
A,,s S John of Harrison have been Wis
SInr Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Skinner.
v,s Aryilla Wise has treated her
.,,iSsncs on Gothic Street to q coat OF
n,Iu, and has put in new cement walk.
Tbs Pythisn sisters will have their pic
,ir At Amss' Grove on July 20. A good
time is expected. Look for notice next
week.
Raw NJ. Y. McAlister aud family OF
psham. n. d., are spending three
,ssks' vacation with Mrs. McAlister's
n,,suIs, Mr.. and Mrs. o. <. Barrows.
Horace L. Swan and family and How
ard A. Swan and family are spending q
T,oation at their camp in Andover
surplus, going the first of last week.
In Amssbury, Mass, they have dis
oaysd this sign: "Go slow and see our
MN: 20 fast and see our JAIL" Why
wouldn't that be all right for our town?
sbaw's Orchestra plays for the mid
mmmer ball at Paris Hill Tuesday even
pg July 28. Cummings ice cream will
b on sale at intermission. Dancing at
$50.
Nathan A. Silver has returned from
vacation trip to his former home IN Nova
ScO,iA. where be went soon after the
accident which caused the shutdown at
The .srls Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
George NJ. Giles Of Auburn, former
resident Of South Paris for many years,
vas in town on business last Saturday.
Nr. Giles has bought place near Port
and, where he expects to move soon
With bis daughter Charlotte and her
husband,
The forty seventh annual reunion of
the Fifth Maine Battery Association
will be held With franklin Maxim, In
South Paris, on Thursday, August llth.
All members of this old battery with
their family and friends are invited to
bs present.
Asaph j. Richardson is assisting
Archie Cole in his work. Mr.. Richard
IOn has been in Brockton, Mass, for the
past six months, working In 8 market
there, but has recently returned and
Is boarding 10 the family of his brother,
Charles A. Richardson, in Norway.
Shaw's Orchestra plays this week for
sgrange dance at Welchville on Tues
day; at the pavilion, West Lowell, on
Wednesday; at Robinson Theatre, OK
ford, on Thursday; at Bethel Grange
Hall on Friday evening; and at the pa
TiliOn at West Lowell again on Saturday
evening
Old neighbors and friends Of Mrs.
Ella Clark, widow OF the late William ID.
Clark, formerly OF South Paris and later
Of Mechanic Falls, will be interested to
learn Of her recent marriage with Ellis
7, Coombs OF Fosters Point, Bath. Mr..
COOmbs is a farmer and was an old
'ehOOlmste OF Mrs. Clark.
Neat signs announcing the names OF
streets have been placed at points of In
tsrseetion throughout the village during
the past week by the assessors. They
will prove great convenience to strsn-
gers within our gates, who may be seek
ing for the residences or places OF busi'
nsss Of friends or customers.
The hydrsnt in Market Square wai
moved last week TO position nearer the
railing OF the little grass plot 10 the
square. When the plot was cut In size
lew weeks ago because Of the building
otthe concrete road, this hydrsnt, which
was then near the railing, was left out II
the street and in the way of vehicles
hence the necessity for the change.
1t is expected that Major Genera
Clarence B. Edwards, the beloved com
nander of the Twenty-sixth Division II
the World War, will go through this vii
age Tuesday night or Wednesday morn
ing. He will be at Berlin, n. a., Tues
Gay to assist In unveiling tablet In mem
ory to the fallen heroes of the Worlt
War and from that city be Is to go q
Augusta, Me-, by auto.
R. b. Griffin of Portland was in th'
village Friday on business. He Is tour
ing the state With bis family in an auto
and camping wherever night overtake
'nem, thus making business and pleas
ufe meet. They have tent, mosquit
proof with netting. Thursday night the
spent on the shore of Lake Pennesseewas
see, In the peighboring town of Norway
which Mr.. Griffin thought one OF tn
ahest bodies Of fresh water be had see
10 the state.
Or. =. Austin Tenney OF the Woodforo
district 10 Portland committed suicid
oy shooting last Monday. DR.. Tenne
was an oculist who formerly M
40 othce on Congress Street In For
and, ard was well known In Oxfor
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