Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-18
Oxford Democrat.
|OUTH PARIS.

ph Butts was In King6eld recently
siness.
8. williams, ESQ, Of Lewiston
b town Friday.
srt n. Russ of Woodstock was II
Paris Saturday.
Eta Harudsn is q guest at th'
bod farm In Bethel.
k. Clifford was in Bethel q day Of
hst week on business.
HARRIET Woodward OF Hebron II
Is village with relatives.
etor I. Jordan of Mechanic FALL
IL the village Thursday.
y Royal Neighbors Of Norway NEE
Mrs. Alice W. Walker Thursday.
David Taylor of Mechanic Falls
ID relatives in South Paris Thurs
3 G.. o. P. was Tor wereP enter
"a Thursday evening by Miss Helene
q at her home.
c>arles Bumpus was in Oxford Tues
10 attend the fureral OF his brother
hmE E. Bumpus.
u6rry NJ. Shaw was elected to mem
lilo in the Maine Bar Association In
nosts, Wednesday.
Nellie Jackson spent Thursday
friday in Portland with friends and
oded the Josef Hoffman concert.
Mica Lodge, 1. o. o. F., will work
,bitistory degree on class OF twelve
ldates at their regular meeting, Jan.
~ and Mrs. Irving Bsrrows and Mr.,
Mrs. Harold Fletcher motored TO
Ibton Monday evening to attend the
IRE.
rds have been received by friends
o6nncing the engagement Of Richard
AiIett and Miss Marion A. Clark,
q Of this place.
He Ladies' Social Union will hold its
Mar meeting Wednesday, Jan. 10.
- to do and plans to be made Tor
bxn airy dinner and supper.
n. William L. Bray is making a
ia recovery after an operation for sp-
a3lcitis which she underwent ut her
~ here about ten days ago.
rs Lou Bryant, a nurse from Nc
rfr's Hospital in Rnmford, has been
6ps her sister, Mrs. Arthur Carroll,
q Der aunt, Mrs. Arvilla Wise.
-. Leslie L. Mason spoke before the
roon Reading Club at Norway Thurs.
= afternoon, explaining the plan OF
la1eamation Of the State Chamber OF
mnerce with the Agricultural League.
Among the notables the centenary of
,ose birth was celebrated this year
sfhat of John W. Hutchinson OF the
nous singing Hutchinson family,
an to older people. 1t occurred
nnary 4. There are many descend
1of this singer in Oxford County and
Iong them Mrs. w. Z. Herrick of this
he.
- N. Anderson, who recently re-
~ from the service of the Grand
an Railway, with Mrs. Anderson left
cn1ay night for Portland, where they
IA otop for day or two. From that
yehey go TO Haverhlll, Mass, where
xviii visit friends, then to Wollas-
/ lass, to pass the winter with their
aHarold c. Anderson.
rs Catherine G.. Briggs, who has
- Engaged in child welfare work In
ilsdelphis for some time, has resigned
+ position, and will return to Boston
lsre she was formerly located. Her
kher, Mrs. Cora S. Briggs, who has
- with her in Philadelphia for the
4 lew weeks, Is now in Cheshire, Ct,
Mrs. Roxie McArdle and George U.
dine and family.
Waiter L. Gray attended the meeting
to Maine Bar Association in Augusta
s1aesday. The association celebrated
els meeting the one hundred years OF
.jne Jurisprudence with addresses by
a. Charles z. johnson, Associate
sSIce Luere B. Dessy, Judge Fred EN-
: Beane, Judge B. f. Clesyes, Attor,
peeneral r. 81. Shaw, Hon. John F.
rrue, Judge Clarence Hale and Judge
IL c. Cornish.
aon. Sanford L. Fogg, who has just
81 elected mayor of Augusta, and
on South Paris claims as q former
3dsnt, introduced a resolution at the
yskjpg of the Maine Bar Association IN
nnsta Wednesday to have the clerks
burts of the various counties sp-
md by the justices of the Supreme
d1olal Court, 10 hold Office for terms OF
n PEARS, unless removed before that
b by said justices, for cause. The
o1ntion passed, and committee was
po1nted to present the matter to the
deIature.
~ Pleasant Past Grand Association
- Tuesday afternoon of this week
Mss Carrie Halls on Pleasant Street,
hostssses to be Mrs. Frank Clark
miss Hall. This is to be the annual
ling, reports of the year to be given
Ne officers, and officers elected. A
led dish supper will be served a
d. And all the members are expected
h6present and bring something fol
puur in q covered dish. II any cant
uo<in the afternoon and until about
8 night they will find supper wait
~ them.
Alton C. Wheeler, one Of the Maine
sosnrs who met in Augusta the first o.
& week TO cast their ballots for presi
a Md vice president, returned to BIZ
~ in this village Tuesday. Mr.
LEI was elected messenger to be
~ \ certified copy of the vote of The
,osors TO the judge of the United
~ District Court In Portland. Mr.
ho&er and Charles B. Clarke Of Port
"a we're appointed committee Il
- arrangements for the electors Il
cd the Inauguration in Washington
sroA 4th. The pay roll Of the colleg
= 451.
A. the meeting OF the Communit
Mast Tuesday evening little o
hokthe club Is doing was given by th
afrnen of the educational and civic
iii ees, Mrs Haskell and Mrs.
~. A duet was then given by tn
49, Barnes and Brown, and q solo b.
Eitham, then the plsylet, "Just
lx<f& Mistake" wss given by the cas-
nmblished last week. This was YER
Io< md the parts finely taken. A
ioko6 that it bad been longer. Tn
VI Deetipg on Jan. % will be at th
vestry, and will be gentlemen
ehG The speaker will be Mrs. Morri