Oxford Democrat., 1921-08-16
SOUTH PARIS.

s,. 1.li. Griffin has moved to Nor
I" Thicker of Mechanic Falls was in
y. 8,rths Martin Of Ps,,alc, n; NJ j.,
,S1tiGs Yin hsr mother Mrs. Helen ware
EN-. Haskell and chill
j." are at their camp on 'ne oA'0f0
10" Mrs Leslie L. Mason enjoyed
NJ ~ Savs' outing last week at Ches
an, B. -. :,
Al 81 .tSsr c. L. Hammond, In North
ssiHsld.
..,,,sndsut Of Schools A. B. Gar
SpI p~s, In Portland one day last week
4 90 business
Il large crew of meu are rslsying steel
.ss Grand Trunk Railway south OF
l as station.
n n. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Forbes are
I ling In ten days vacation at their camp
sSbsgg Pond.
xIll BE- a special meeting of the
,,.S of Trade at the Engine House Hall
Ss tuesday evening
n Pars, who is stopping at his
Sbasg Pond, was in the village
u business Wednesday,
vs.srs. Cripps & Kenney are putting
:, bot water heating plant for T. b.
Dan, Western Avenue.
Mrs Charlotte Rswson, who has been
..linv her mother, Mrs. Ellen Jackson,
n, rsturned to MOnmoth.
n. Hazel Mitchell and baby of |
,..,-g are spending several weeks with |
v, and Mrs. A. T. Goldsmith.
.vEA. Davis of Portland was in
~ sIlsus Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Davis
T,s IOrmer South Paris pastor.
vd.spmmsr ball &C South Waterford
c,,rCe Ball on Friday evening, Aug. 20
Ss,s's Jazz Orchestra. A good time.
g,ad Cushmsn, who brings the Lewis
=, SIMS 10 this and other villages south |
Tus is on a two weeks vacation.
Mss Louise Rounds, who has been
,Dspding several weeks In Kennebunk,
Sv,b her mother, Mrs. L. A. Rounds,
Mr. and Mrs. Omar B. Morrow Of Au-
mrp were recent guests of Mrs. Mer-
RVS brother, {. n. Haskell, and his
hnily.
Mrs. Elliott E. Record left Tuesday
,Isht for Mechanic Falls, where she will
mend few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Bose Whitney,
Among the guests registered at the
Congress Square Hotel, Portland, on
tuesday we're Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Mason
athis village.
A large crowd attended the dance at
Paris Hill last Friday night. The next
lance will be announced through this
PAPER. Watch for il.
The business places Of the village wils
lose next Thursday afternoon so all who
Eish can attend the base ball tournament
% the fair grounds.
The nomination of DIR. D. NJ. Stewart,
examiner for insane convicts, was con-
irnsd at the meeting Of the governors
Nuucil In Augusta Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lisberness of STRAIT
Ton we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hsr-
Cd Neal the first of last week. They |
hisr attended the Bridgton fair.
Sherman T. Oliver and family left |
Wednesday for North Anson, the former |
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, where |
hey will spend vacation Of two weeks.
John |. Lowering, who has bought the |
sstaurant OF Fred G.. Young, arrived
With bis family from their former home
IN COlebrook, n. H., on Thursday to |
aks possession.
Charles Pulsiter aud family of East
Poland visited friends in the village one
asy recently. On their return they were
accompanied by Mr.. Pulsifer's niece,
Mss Doris Thurlow.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller went to
Duckheld Wednesday to attend the fu-
nsra Of Mrs. Lydia A. Wood; and again
% the same village Saturday to attend
as tuuersl Of Mrs. leslie s. Turner.
Mss Helen King, who has been .
member of the faculty Of the Csstins
Normal School during the past year, is
home until the opening Of the fall
term. She was in Portland last week.
The automatic block system on the
6nnd Trunk Railway has been out OF
commission at this station during the
past week owing to laying new steel on
ns main line and the connection there
lore broken.
Midsummer ball at Norway Opera
House Thursday night this week at $50
Eandard time. Music by Shsw's Orches-
"a, featuring Miss Bessie Klain, Nor
nys popular pianist. Bus leaves be-
Nte and after the dance.
A. Z. Morse went to Lewiston Wed
assdsy to attend the meeting OF New
sngand Grsngers. In the evening Mr..
Morse, who chaplain of the Maine State
orange, gave two readings. He return
% to SOntb Paris Thursday morning.
Harry COnaut and Roy Conant Of this
Village accompanied by Forrest Conant
nd Wilson Consnt of Hebron, Everett
Sonant Of Buckfield and Carroll Brock
iqof Strong went to New York City
lss week to attend the Gamers conyen-
ton.
Saaw's Jazz Orchestra dance et Ok
%fd last Thursday night brought out
sas largest crowd they have bad 80 Tar
es season. Featuring Miss Helen
oAoes, pianist, the music Was st its
18th.
M and Mrs. William p. Morton, &C
~npanisd by Miss Emma West, motored
humford Friday. From that city
%ey vent TO Camp Concord on Con-
"'u Fond, where they remained until
SuOosy. On Sunday they returned home
way OF Sumner, where Miss West
~ng and Mrs. Morton was organist.
sixteen members of the Fifth Maine
vSa"ery Association met at the home OF
At and Mrs. franklin Maxim Thursday.
reality there were but two members
sOe old battery present,-Mr. Maxim
~ u w. b. Webber Of Brookline, Mass.,-
AZ -. .S'ners being widows and children oil
au members. A social time was en-
TT'u' An ample dinner was served oy
M. and Mrs. Maxim under the trees on
sANn. sasun In the afternoon the party
A 40 auto ride around the two towns
mork on the concrete road down on
so' ny Street has now reached that por-
sS Su south OF the covered bridge, shut