Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-01
DUTH PARIS.

PARIS.
! Ida Stiles spent several days II
recently, the guest of friends.
AMY KincaId of Skowhegan hs
uest at j. 81. Jones' for the pas
Gladys I. Damon of Portland wa
lllage q few days the first of th'
Pierce has moved bis jewelrl
10 Q part Of the furniture store o.
nee Thaysr.
Busy Bees are invited to NEE
ss Velms Shaw Saturday after
three O'Clock.
q. Herrick has sold bis resi-
J Pine Street to the new county
raymond Fl. Lovejoy.
will be a meeting of the stock
of the Paris Farmers Union In
Hall next Saturday at 10 O'CLOCK
Gotta has returned from Berlin
there be has been engaged al
In the orchestra Of the theatre
nsurancs sdjusters were In town
Day and adjusted the losses re-
from the burning Of Odd Eel
ock.
b B. Partridge is one of the
y the school debate this week In
a between the high schools OF
Mexico and Lewiston.
sdies' Social Union OF the uni
church will meet st the home
Anford Brown Wednesday after
lew for the forthcoming sale.
of March ball at West Paris
light this week. Shaw's Jazz
J. Supper served. You are all
3 come and have a good time.
PIPER and auction party of the
Social Union of the Universalist
vill be held Wednesday evening,
instead of Tuesday evening as
ounced.
NJ. z. Perry and G.. Il. Rankin,
making the revslustion of the
aris were called to Auburn Fri
earing on taxation before the
I'd Of assessors.
j. Rswsou OF Mexico was
fhis village last week TO care
kother, Mrs. Harry Cole, who is
ealth. Mrs. Cole has now gone
md for treatment.
be report on the sale Of Christ
in Oxford County was made
L. Mason, who bad charge of
received an additional check
kom the town of Brownfield.
r. Abbott, who is in the en-
The Mason Manufacturing Co.,
attack of indigestion while at
that compsny's plant Friday
and was taken home in an IN
condition.
dies of William <. Kimbsll Cir
berve 9 dinner at Grand Army
>nday, March 7th. The menu
ist Of baked beans, brown bread,
had, pickles, all kinds Of pies,
b and coffee, at IS cents q plate.
mains of Mrs. Rose Pstten will
ht here Tuesday from Meredith,
here she died last week. Mrs.
rs a former resident here when
hrs. j. K. Salisbury, and burial
y the Salisbury lot in Riverside
niversslist mems meeting sp-
or March Is in the Norway Uni
church has been indefinitely
"a, owing to the inability of the
superintendent of the Uni
churches, DR.. John s. Lowe,
aant at that time.
noke had scarcely died away
from the ruins Of the Odd Eel
hiding, before Addison G. Pull
Lewiston architect, was on the
oum moned by the South Paris
W Trade, to make preliminary
estimates for a new building
y place.
hester Gore Miller ofhcisted at
Ia of Mr.. Moses Truman Has
& farm on the West Poland road,
Oxford village, Monday, Feb.
I Haskell was the oldest man In
and carried the Post cane for Q
of years. He leaves two sons, q
Ind sister and grandchildren.
oasant Rebeksh Lodge will hold
ular meeting in the <. Of P.
1sdsy evening, March l, at 7:S0.
sbeksh 10 earnestly requested to
30. Following the meeting 3
Dasaut entertainment will be
Abe Past Noble Grsnds, when
lion of 10 cents will be asked.
lowing pupils In the Pleasant
bool have not missed q word
for the week: Third Grade,
Bell, Lucinda Ripley and Ger
nus. Second Grade, Ismay Al
lillian Bassett, Rets ThurlOw,
osher, Ellsworth Lawrence, Her
nrlow, Franklyn Goldsmith, aud
Thomas.
ses in this village have received
the death of Albert j. Felt Of
Mr.. Felt, while a native Of
was born Of an old Oxford
Amily, bis father having lived
se in the town Of Greenwood.
Felt conducted a jewelry store
rest City for some years. The
was nearly 81 years old.
oxt regular meeting of Paris
sill be held Saturday, March 5, at
Dck. The first and second de-
b be conferred. The degree team
u good progress, and will work
and fourth degrees March 10
ass OF nearly forty. All who
lon the second degree can come
neeting March 5, during the
e meeting of the Pythian Sis
their roll call and nearly one
sat down to . bouptiful supper.
nee was conferred on seven can
Ind . large number Of applica'
re received. There were visit
Bryant's Pond, Rumford and
At one of the last meetings
Excellent Chief, Sister Lizzie
Ia, in the name Of the Temple
"a Sister Ellen Amss with q
q Past Chiefs pin. There will
ut the next meeting.
faine State Committee on the