Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-13
SOUTH PARIS.

= Wheeler was in Portland o
csioss. arsS tuesday o,,, :.
{ Gs'[ss |. n.sts 8 Of the West last week
Mrs. Benjamin Kimball {
NJ NJ, sug s.rs IN south Paris Tuesday.
"a, Roupsy OF Sumner has com
srs. sS All the winter with her sister, Ar'
D. Haynes =,
4 GS,.Snssdsy S, containing 40o head to
s'Snsut y to scotland
-. at Norway American Legiol
Dipss, iss,ssv a night this week at S:S
!. With sith music by shaw's orchestra
p Gueutber Of this village
HaOSI' Company C, 10Sd United State
,U,,V, -, has applied for admission q
Soldiers Home in Tosus'
-, Emma T. Hubbard has closed th'
sI: t. House on Paris Hill, and hsI
l0OAi0 Sonth Paris for the winter
nc - .i,b her sister, Mrs. L. l.. Russell
Commiups was in town Wednes
D + "a reported that the apple busi
about closed up for the season
Wednesday be had shipped III
!
-. yorway Paris bus has put in g
W, snpsrstus 80 patrons now ride
/. aIus sasrss Of comfort. 1t is heated
O,nss from the exhaust. Ted
a,s y vas the inventor Of the design.
,,,,,s A. Chapman of Haverhill,
y sss been visiting his son Donald
NJ Ss,Oman he visited friends in Nor
,ss 6rst of the week, and went to
bjs former home, Wednesday.
m .m,s,prnsd to Havsrhill Saturday.
o.r,un Temple, Pythisn Sisters, will
! ,bsIr next regular meeting Tuesday
.iog Dec IS. There will be a ten
"a taS,iIy supper served at 6:15. Nom
rsaa wiil be reopeued and officers will
..,,sd. There will also be several
sjjistes initiated.
.,hn, L. Conant, chiropractor, has
,,.d in South Paris, with an office
: me most office. He Is a graduate OF
ID palmer School in Davenport, Iowa,
.,s At the present time there are some
- .boussnd students, and In the nine
h, about five thousand adjustments
given daily,
Ss following pupils in the Main
.st urinary received 100 per cent In
Iing for the week: Third Grade, Mil
Nasson, Ismsy Aldrich, Hazel
,bsr Alberta Paige and Reta Thur
I Second Grade, Muriel Titus, Grace
! Arlene Whitney, Ray Thurlow,
~, Goodwin, Gardiner Goodwin,
o Ssarbird.
Ss following pupils OF the King
OOl hsve had 100 per cent In spelling
he week: S,h grade, Maize Slattery,
sruds Cummings, Walter Tikander:
rade, Kslls Cummings, William
tsry, Mimmi Huotari; 5th grade,
sIle Slattery; Sd grade, Eva Huotari,
lie Huotari, Annie Whitman; I'd
Q, William Tiksnder.
,sre will be a sale at the Universal
.hurch Wednesday, Dec. IA, at ESQ,
the usual attractions. Lunch will
srved during the afternoon and even
Entertainment at s o'clock by the
Quartet. Hawaiian scene by six
y ladies' in costume, with guitars.
Alice Bonney Record. reader.
lis, IS cents; children, 20 cents for
Entertainment.
special passenger train going east
,sd this station Saturday morning
ls $50, loaded with Canadian pas
,srs to take the White Star Dominion
luship Megautic from Portland. lt
auswhat unusual for trains of this
to travel east. Most of the passen-
J we're English settlers in Canada
q TO their old homes TO pass the holi-
4. The Megantic took about $50 OF
e passengers-20 first class, 20 sec
class, and 600 third class.
assday was q somewhat clustering
10 South Paris-at least a part OF the
,s-but the weather was fair. When
express east came in al 5:iS, how
:, the cars we're covered with snow,
the train crew reported a rough
storm raging iu Vermont. They
uat Of this storm at Gorham. The
rn did not reach Us at sll. 1t was
loaby the tail end of the disastrous
rn which swept over the Newfound'
Z coast on the same day and Monday
Hltsr L. Gray was in Portland Thurs
10 attendance on the meeting Of the
.tses OF Hebron Academy. A mum
Of details Of the management were
Elssd. The other trustees present
n ?, D. Stanley, Newton, Mass
nab 5. Maxcy Of Gardiner, Hiram W.
asr Of Poland Spring, William l.
'nsy Of Bowdolnham, ]. Everett
%a Of Boston, DR.. n. n. Marshall and
rk B. Milliken of Portland. Prot
Zee D. Hewlett, principal of ths
aasny, was also present.
deputy sheriff from Rochester, n
arrived on the morning train wes'
'ay to take George D. Cleveland, who
ein the custody Of Sheriff Harry d
L, 10 that city. The deputy and hii
y departed on the train east which
anes the train west at this station snc
@ln town just twenty-five minutes
asland was arrested in North Water
Nou charge of non-support. He anG
vile do not live together, and MI
cai was Tor the non-payment OF th'
sum agreed upon for separate sup
Tue election in Canada Tuesday is o
~s Than usual interest to people liv
: Along the Grand Trunk Railway, be
ae one Of the issues raised was II
aic to using Canadian tax money q
lf and keep in running condition tn
Sa.aal facilities In Portland instead o
Gs TIE money for the Canadian port
" John and Halifax, and conss
saaI limiting transportation over shi
!. H the road. The government wa
'I'0fnsd, 80 OF course it will be inter
og 0oS to see just what effect IL wi
@'s 90 the road.
as'sst centered about the new block
'1 Oh Main and High Streets Thur,
AFTERNOON when Contractor I. I
'''tu ''t began to lay the concrete floors
1ss considerable preparatory wor
~s's ".s Toe concrete can be spread. Th
!. Oegun Thursday was the first abov
M. .asssssnsnt, and the supports were :
~ 'unerent from the cribbing for to
S% a strong foundation has bee
=, nom the basement upon whic
s,s, aonzontal strips of boards som
!, go ~ inches apart, with the ends res
NJ. ~ 'ne concrete walls and In clos
"Hh shs steel girders thereon
NJ ~ 1aese strips OF board rest oorrl
socl arches and IN IN abOye mo O