Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-27
SOUTH PARIS.


,.tssT 7. S. Barnes.
gillian Ruth spent Tuesday ant
r.%sns.dsy in Portland.
=, and Mrs. E. D. Skillings of Port
mi we're in town Wednesday
" Farrell of Island Pond, VT, wa
lawn during the past week.
u,,,an stesrns is boarding at Charlie:
,.rs,Ss' and attending school.
~. Ilber,bs Andrews Holt of Pitts
~ Mass, is a guest at l. Z Andrews
~. Mildred Ham OF Derry, N. a.,
ousst Of Mrs. Harold Cole last
sssk
~. Gsores e. johnson of Canton
"a, .Ss guest Of Mrs. Emma W. Mann
lus week.
rs.Ontimistic Class meets with Mrs.
s,aio,S N. Brown Saturday afternoon of
bis week
W., Harriet q. Fuller of Warehsm,
v,,s. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
R Morton.
Miss Euma West left Sunday for New
Work Civ where she will enter Columbia
University
u,s Etbsl Cocbrane of Hsllowell has
Ss.D guest st Mrs. L. c. Morson's for
lies days
Mis- Emma ". Haskell of Auburn Is
mat Of her brother Edwin N. Haskell
aai bis family.
Miss Marie Brymer of 8 Rhodes Ave
m. Lynn, Mass, is guest for few
weeks st Chss. Edwards.
v, and Mrs. Chester Easson Of Port
and we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
rj Shaw during fair week.
NJ and Mrs. William Noddin Of Cor
Am.NH., we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william P. Morton during the fair.
RIshs Turner of Bolster's Mills was
Ma quest last week of his daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Low
oil.
Mrs Malcolm Cox OF Salem, Mass,
IA, been visiting her sister, Miss Lena
l Franck, at Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Es.chsr's.
Miss Leota E. Schoff entered the fresh
nan class at Colby College Last week.
There was 3 large entering class-1S9
,sE students.
Charles Z. D. Rodick, the Portland art
st recently made sketching trip In
Ris vicinity. While here he made some
ity sketches.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stevens and two
children Of Portland were guests of Mrs.
Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a.
Hlggs.t, last week.
Since Wednesday nights rain, the
lrass plot in the Square is greener than
HI has been at any time since the outline
oil; was changed weeks ago.
Donald K Mason went to Brunswick
lns week to enter the freshman class at
Bowdoin college. There were 152 men,
ssr who registered in the class.
Lindlsy T. Hubbard is carrying his
En in a sling on account Of cracked
collar bone and strained ligaments sus-
aimed in football practice one day last
week.
G.H. Rankin and Alton G. Wheeler
we're at Hiram Saturday night, where
Mr. Wheeler was one of the speakers at
the annual public meeting Of Hiram
Lodge, L. of P.
Mrs. Kate Hammond, chairman OF the
apron table for the grange fair, Oct. IS
md "A, wishes the sisters to make aprons
70, that table. She hopes to get Is or
100, for they always sell.
Mss Ruth Gore Miller, student at the
Philadelphia School of Design for Wo-
usA received special award at the Ok
htd County fair for collection Of orig
ma water.cOlOr designs.
An all day meeting of the Baptist
ladies' Aid With covered dish dinner
viii be held With Mrs. George West next
Thursday, Sept. 20. Any one wishing
orcOnyeysnce please be at the church
u 10 o'clock.
Theodore Thaysr has put the building
Eaich be owns, and which 10 occupied
ay the restaurant, in thorough repair, so
tinOw one Of the best fitted buildings
iof such a purpose to be found in this
part Of The country.
Dwight Wise Of Rocklsnd, Mass, WIS.,
ned bis mother, Mrs. Arvllla Wise, for q
lev days the first of last week, going
nom here into New Hampshire to accom-
lany home his wife, who has been spend
las some weeks there.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Faulkner, who
ave been spending the summer In Wa
sftown, n. Y, have returned to their
lone IN GOThsm. Rev. Mr.. Faulkner
"n the clergyman at the Deering Me-
1onal Church until last spring.
Tuesday evening the adults of the
Asthodlst church will have picnic sup
per al $50. All who have not been
nhctsd please bring bread and butter
andSlehes and cake or pastry. Supper
Suo"ed by an address by the Rev. Mr..
Barnard Of Norway.
John Monroe OF Mechanic Falls was
y snIs village and Norway several days
sI week, renewing his acquaintance
sI!o old friends. On Saturday morning
e EFT for Indianapolis, Ind, to attend
aS 6rsnd Army convention, to which
@sastats delegate.
The people Of Elm Hill are somewhat
r'assd With the arrangements for trans
Sotung their scholars this term. w. b.
GsVOster, who has the job of transport
-s toem, has a good comfortable COW
asu passenger wagon with seats all fac
lorHard. 1t was formerly used as
0o' Tor Bethel Inn.
oj Sflck laying on the walls of the new
Tuu Fellows Block Is In progress
archie L. Cole and Ralph Cole now be
va work there. The outside courss
- me street sides of the building vii
Sq tapestry brick, on the other side'
s s.Su red brick, all backed up with
~urse OF concrete blocks and q course
~SsnenI brick on the inside.
nv; 4. Kimbsll Post and the Ladies
ss,.Us oil the G. A. R., will give camp
~ ~ ulnner at their hall on Oct. 5, ct i
HOes. The ladies' are inviting mem
r 'as Oh the following Circles and Relic
Sps:-Bethel, Oxford, West Sumner
Iss! West Paris, Buckfield ant
nTlAnle Falls. All members are ssks'
"Aslp II possible.
Ss'ssyoody In the village realizes tn
N, mn 1ss passed aud is passing throug
~. VI me severest droughts In the bill
A.. H u the country; but perhaps not ev
sQ resident realIzes tha grs.t sxtept