Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-14
SOUTH PARIS.

D.,.,, Justard of Berlin, N. H., was
,iitor S to town last week
-. =. Mechanic Falls this Monda.
.niDo uIuC. The music by Shaw.
osmsut sidewalk has been laid II
ot tbe house Of Ernest 81. Herrics
On Park Street.
n, and Mrs. Albert Farnum were re
MT ..;ajsors az the home of Samuel C.
ZONES in Canton.
ri garDbam was in Bethel Wednes
b - - attend the graduation exercises oi
could Academy,
N,, J. F. Campbell OF Mechanic Falls
=. .aring for her daughter, Mrs. &. d.
Psysrlsy, who is i'll.
rbs regular Thursday night dance al
,.sIo,o6 Theatre, Oxford, with music
By Sbav's Orchestra
Rsv Chester Gore Miller will deliver
Odd Fellows memorial sermon In
Snekisld next Sunday.
~. O,timistic Class meets at the
,.s;as, parlor of the church Saturday
afternoon Of this week.
n. and Mrs. Albert Sanborn and Mr..
and Mrs. ". q. Griffin OF Bethel were re-
ssp, AN guests Of friends in this village.
rhs publlc library will now be open
rsn-s5sy evenings from I to 9 O'Clock as
al As Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
us Lizzie Morse, who has been stop
In, in this village for some little time,
a,,atnrned 10 her home in North Wa
tsrtOrd.
Mia Edith Briggs and Mrs. Bertha
c,;#ord wen. to Winthrop Tuesday TO
s,,sn5 the graduation of Miss Mildred
Rriggs niece of Mrs. Clifford's.
Raw T. J. Ramsdell, one-time pastor
,,,ba BAPTIST church in this village, de-
T,s-sd the bsccalsureste sermon at Hig
sins Classical Institute in Charleston last
week.
The 81 from Hamlin Temple, Pytbisn
Si,tsrs. who visited Bridgton Lodge by
inviss,ion. say il was the best time of all.
A bouutiiul supper was served on ar
rival.
Gn,tays Porter arrived home Friday
from the University of Pennsylvania,
vbsre be is in the class of 1923, and ex-
nscts 70 spend the summer here or in
the vicinity.
Among those who graduated at the
University of Maine last week was Ar
thDr G. Dow of this village. Hugh c.
NcPhee OF Paris received the advanced
dsgrse Of Master of Science.
mr. Delbsrt NJ. Stewart will give an
address at the meeting of the Maine
Nsdicsl Association, which will be held
on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2S and
"a AZ Bangor, on THE General Practi-
toner as q Citizen"
Miss Ruth Gore Miller returned home
lsst Thursday from Philadelphia for the
annual vacation. She has completed her
sacond wear with the Woman's School
Of Design, attaining with two other
Students the highest rank in the class.
RI. Cummings recently coasted on q
wager in bis WHY'S knight car from
Paris Hill to the concrete paving on Park
Street. a distance of three miles, on
which are some stretches of level road,
10 say nothing Of one or two rises, beside
the bin down which he obtained his
start.
On Wednesday evening, about 5 o'clock,
Frank A. Whittemore drove his auto up
10 Shaw's hardware store on High
Street. and got out to get some little ar
tele IN the store. II Is quite little rise
from the street TO the store, and after
the car was left alone the brake gave
way and the car backed down over the
Itreet and against the Swan house on the
opposite side. No serious damage was
done.
Cbildren's night will be observed at
the regular meeting of Pythian Sisters
on Tuesday evening, June IA. All chill
dren OF Pythian Sisters are cordially In
Hted. There will be a good program
given BY he children. There will be re-
trsshments. At our last meeting there
was large attendance. Bryant's Pond
and South Waterford were we'll repre-
senssd, also visitors from Bridgton and
AndOyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall c. Weeks are
on an automobile trip to the former
home Of Mrs. Weeks at Canning, Nova
Scotia. They are accompanied by MT,
and Mrs Carr aud Mrs. Porter OF Port
land Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Porter are
sisters Of Mrs. Weeks. They took q
tent, With the intention Of camping along
the way, Some Of the party may return
sooner, but Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks expect
to be gone month, more or less,
Ark Mariners in the vicinity are cor
daily invited to attend the field day sno
clan bake of Freeport Lodge at Freeport
90 Wednesday of this week, the 18th.
The clam bake will be served at
o'clock, and at 2:S0 the charter OF Free
port Lodge will be presented by the
grand officers An afternoon OF sports
will follow, with return TO the hall at :
O'clock for lunch aud the sailing OF the
Gk, which is expected to be over early
50 that those who wish may return home
that night.
The following pupils Of the Porter
Street School we're present every session
Of the spring term:
Martha Briggs Christine Noyes
Ira Briggs Harold Nevers
Edward Briggs Howard Twitchell
Mary Colby stanley whitney
stanley Foster Austin Record
Eeglnad Hammond Shirley DeCoster
Airline Millegt
Absent oue-halt day:
Those absent only one day were:
Viola Cummings Gilbert Stevens
Chester Cummings Fred Swan
Ralph B. Peufold observed his 35tl
birthday Tuesday. He received man.
letters and post cards, also candy, fruit
cigars and various other gifts. Mr.. ant
Mrs, William P. Morton were guests q
oinner. In the afternoon Mrs. JosepI
DtGagne arrived from Portland with
birthday cake, which was the second b
mad received. In the afternoon, also, q
automobile from Portland called wit
iour police officers for guests: Sergesn
mans Smith, John Hybars, mounted on
Ger, Edward T. O'Donnell, motorcycl
Ohcer, and John Keatiug, turnkey. Ml
FeniOld's condition seems to be impro'
Ing.
Monday evening was gala night fc
Vanton Alfred s. Kimbsll, No. 81, whe
u had for guests Brig. Gen. John "
norman and staff, and q good delegstio
nom Canton Rumford, No. 8; also del