Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-15
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI Iii FAhlS.
/ Silas Remission of Locke's Mills was In
>own one day last week.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill of Rumford
.as In South Paris Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason were In
augusta several days last week.
Msssrs. Arthur Herrick and Lester
obb OF Bethel were In the village re-
entity.
/ The G. o. P. Cor G. o. P.'s, whichever
CORRECTLY met Thursday evening with
(iss Ethel Hardy.
The board meeting Of the Community
ext Monday afternoon.
Paris Grange will hold regular meet
hg Feb. 10 at 80 sharp. The first and
Dcond degrees will be worked.
Walter L. Gray has been In Augusta
hiring the last week. Mrs. Gray was
$50 there few days.
Mas Dorothy Chandler spent q few
ays in Bethel last week with her grand
Srents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Rawson Of Mexico
I've been spending . week with Mrs.
hwson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
bic.
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Wheeler entertained
Arty of ladies Of the place, with few
hests from Norway, at her home Friday
kernoon, when Eve tables were filled at
idgs.
a Pennesseewa ssee Lodge, K. Of p, OF
brway, will visit Hsmlin Lodge next
tiday evening and work the rank OF
>ge. An oyster supper will De served
Der the work.
The class of Miss Eva E. Walker in
3 Congregational Sunday School,
howp az the Opportunity Class, was
btertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
r. Stevens, when seventeen were
resent.
The Teen Age department of the N. Z.
&urch held its February meeting at the
ome of Mrs. Grace Millett in the form
a cobweb party. Refreshments were
Rved by the hostess and q good time
doyed by all.
&c. II. Churchill has purchased the
ocery business Of Percy P. Allen, at
= corner Of Gothic Street and Western
scnue, and will continue the business
BIB Q stock of fruit, groceries, meat
d provisions.
Those In the Pleasant Street school
no received 100 per cent in spelling
3 the week were: Third Grade, Lucin-
y Ripley and Gertrude Titus. Second
rade, Hazel Mosher, Lillian Bassett,
may Aldrich, Reta Thurlow.
The following pupils of the Porter
rect School did not mls5 . word In
pelliDg during the week: Third Grade,
ked Swan, Bertha Weston; Second
5rade, Christine Noyes, Dorothy Sturte-
mt, Stanley Whitney, Pauline Paine.
EAn parents of children attending
khool 10 the Shurtleff building are
bked TO meet at the Engine Hall Tues
" evening of this week at 7:S0 O'Clock,
y consider matters which pertain to the
|Daltb Of those children, and take such
'5fion as may be deemed necessary.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve q
npper next Thursday night at $50 |
block. Social for the young people |
Der the supper. Price IS cents. Any
e having any Of the church dishes
base return them before Thursday, al
any one having dishes ut the church
Dase get them.
AT the Baptist church there Is to be .
n3entine social this Monday evening,
b. IA, at 1880. A full program OF fun
g been planned for the evening, with
ht refreshments. This Is to begin |
q piano fund, and q small admission |
IN be cbarged-15 cents for adults, 10 |
onts for children. Everybody invited.
3bder the auspices of the "You See"
ass.
4 Hon. Alton G. Wheeler's address be-
re the Community Club last Tuesday
kernoon was very Instructive, and
Stened to with much interest by the
dies present. Quite q few questions
1ere asked, and answered by Mr.. Wheel
There were two piano solos st the
|pening, one by Miss Emeley, the other
d Miss Brooks, which were much en-
Dyed.
Mrs. NJ. C. Weeks was called to Port
md Feb. 5th by the illness and death of
Ut brother, Rufus L. Corkum. Her
|ster, Mrs. n. q. Carr, 10 also In ortiz
y condition, having just gone through
<serious operation 81 the Eve and Ear
nfirmary. Mr.. Weeks went to Portland
kturdsy morning TO attend the funeral
rvices. He and Mrs. Weeks returned
ome Saturday evening. Mrs. Barrows
q been caring for Mrs. Nettie Weeks.
The Seneca Club will hold it's Febru-
~ meeting az the bone of Mrs. Walter
ray this Monday evening. Mrs Gray,
Yrs. Mason and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler,
The program for the evening
a debate. Question, Resolved, That
Ne social, educational, and religious Gus
lDms of twenty Ave years ago we're supe
11or to those of today" Affirmative,
RS. Margaret Taylor, Mrs. Florence
hskell. Negative: Miss Eva Walker,
rs. Alice Allen.
s Every one 10 interested In the doiugs
r our local boys. One, Donald Mason,
% OF Mr.. L. L. Mason, Is now q senior
= Worcester Academy. Donald repre-
bnted this academy with three other
Dys in the relay race against Hunting
10 School at the B.. A. A. meet Ssfur-
~ evening In Boston. The school rec
IA for New England was broken at this
Zee. The academy Lost, but Donald
timsef ran the prettiest race Of bis life,
his man. The boy showed
Promise OF being q runner when at the
Abbott School at Pennington, Maine.
% has steadily gained here at Worcester
nd this spring ought to be one OF the
Monument sohoolb0y runners In New
bgland.
81 One of the interesting things about the
4rand Trunk station is speculstions
bout the contents OF cars going through
be yard. There have been many con-
)gnments Of Scotch whiskey en- route to
Anads. The Auchor-D Donaldson liner
hssandrs, which arrived last week from
lasgow via Halifax, had large con-
Rnment Of Scotch whiskey. it's prob
bly the last shipment OF the kind that
@ lll be received 10 Portland, as accord
9 TO an opinion given by the Depart
ont Of Justice no vessel OF any nation
ity may enter . United States port or
Dme within the three mile limit having
ny intoxicating liquor In transit with
nc being subject to seizure and the
Kkher penalties of the Volstead act.