Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07

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The graduating exercises OF the clas
will be held in Deeripg Memorial Churcl
Thursday evening of this week, June Q
Friday evening the annual banquet O
the Paris High School and Oxford Nor
nal Institute Alumni Association will
be held at Grange Hall. The commit
tees have done much work In prepsra
ton for this banquet, and large attend
snce Is assured.
81. K. stsarns of Hebron was In towr
Thursday.
Hon. w. 81. Eastman of Sumner wa,
in the village Saturday.
Howard Barry Is employed as clerk ir
the store OF the =. N. Wright, Co.
Hamlin Lodge, z. of p, will work the
rank Of Page next Friday evening.
The Busy Bees will meet Frissy after
noon at 8 O'Clock with Mrs. Forbes.
B. H. McAllister of West Lowell is the
guest of his grandson, Raymond Evlrs.
The Philsthsa Glass will meet with
Miss Julia Morton at her home on Park
Street on Thursday, June 8.
Hon. Alton G. Wheeler Is to give the
bsccslaureate address 70 the graduating
class OF stephens High School at Rum
ford next Sunday.
L. j. Bodgs and son John of Minuesp
oils arrived here few days since for a
visit, and have gone to spend Q week at
the Holmes camp at Shagg Pond.
Shaw's Orchestra plays at Pine Cove
Pavilion, West Lowell, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings this week, featuring
Mrs. Earl Farnum, South Paris, favorits
singer.
George z. Morton, one OF the directors
Of the Good Will Home Association, was
in attendance on the graduation ceremo-
nies of the Good Will School at Fairfield
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary 81. Crockett, who spent the
winter in Southern Pines, N. c., and has
been visiting relatives In Massachusetts,
for the past month, arrived home Sstur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Peverley, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Tracy Pierce, Mr.. aud Mrs. Har-
old Fletcher, Miss Lena Frsnck and Ed
ward Shaw spent the holiday the first OF
last week In camp at Locke's Mills.
The selectmen report the cost of the
revslustion Of the town TO date as So
949 So Because of this matter and other
matters, 1t will be necessary to have
special town meeting In the near future.
Clerk of Courts Donald B. Partridge 10
again at his office, the May term OF the
Oxford County Supreme judicial Court
having finished its session at Rumford.
1t was an unusually long term, lasting
four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving o. Barrcws, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Winslow and Miss Ruth
Winslow attended a reunion of the chill
dreu and grandchildren of the late @. B.
aud Cora (SnelD Keens at North Buck
field last week.
Several from this village, as well a.
Norway and surrounding towns, went to
Portland Tuesday night to take the Tenn
pie and Malta degrees, which were con-
tsrred by Portland Commandery In the
Masonic Temple.
Norway Lodge, /. o. o. F., will work
the third degree Tuesday evening, June
7. All Mt. Mica candidates please be
present as this 10 the last time il will be
worked this summer.
r. LESLIE CUMMINGS, Rec. Sec.
Owing to the absence this month OF
Rev. Ed ward A. Morris, the pastor, who
has gone to England with the Bates de-
batting team, the Congregational church
In taking it's vacation 10 June instead OF
August, and all services for this month
are omitted.
Workmeu were busy Saturday remov-
ing the town vault from the ruins OF the
odd Fellows Building where the select
mems office formerly was. 1t will be re-
moved 70 the basement OF the nre
station on Pine Street. Is was quite Q
lob as the door was embedded in con-
crete.
j. Henry Record, who has been to the
Central Maine General Hospital, Lewis
ton. for two or three weeks, where be
underwent an operation for the removal
of a cancer on the lip, has returned to
his home. The operation was very suo-
cessful. The growth was entirely re-
moved aud the flesh healed.
A telephone construction crew 10 set
ting poles for q trunk line which branches
from the main line down in Fore Street
by the covered bridge, follows the river
through Norway and along Main Street
in South Paris until IL reaches the resi-
depcs of Percy Walker where tt passes
M over the bill back Of the court house.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
B. Psnfold, Pine Street, were MT. ana
Mrs. Edward NJ. Lang, Jr., Mr.. and MRS.
Samuel w. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
n. Lang. Miss Evalyn Maude Frost, MT.
Sterling q. Shaw, Miss Harriet &. Shaw,
Mr.. Ernest r. Lang, all OF Portland,
Mrs. Linda Morrell Of Auburn. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed under the pines.
Edward Morris, pastor of the Congre-
0stional church, and the other members
Of the Bates debating team, which VIII
meat a team of the English university st
oxford, England, sailed from Montreal
SATURDAY, on steamship Canada. Ii ID
aid thsy will not only meet team from
Oxford University, but one from Gam
bridge as well, and perhaps others. froI.
A. Craig Baird of Bates College Will ac-
company the team. President CLIFTON y.
Gray of Bates gave the team and rroI'
RaIrd a reception at his residence iues-
d.y evening, and the entire student oooy
.,cortsd them to the train THURSDAY
NIGHT. The subject to be discussed -
aRssolvsd. That this house approves the
American policy OF non-intsrvenuon -
European affairs" Messages OF cons'Sh. ~
ulstjon and God speed we're received oy
this q ebatsrs on the eve OF their depart
ure from President Warren q. HAro,ns'
vice Presto emit Calvin Cooiioge' ano 1o''
Perciyal P. Baxter.