Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-03
SOUTH PARIS.

MA. Warren Of North Buckdeld WI
!, town one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vergil> >Rswson of Gard
mar we're recent guests OF b. M. Greel
~ NcWain Of Island Pond is sul
s,itu,iug conductor on the Norws
Branch.
"A Harlow OF North Buckfield b.
hasn visiting relatives in this village an
Hebron.
Edward n. Robertson, conductor o
,bs Norway Branch, is taking vacatie
in Bethel.
Combination car, No. $50, is back o
.bs Norway Branch resplendent In ns'
pslut and vsrnish.
Miss Bana Beede and Miss Alice Wake
4sId OF Augusta were in Westbrook sew
sr.I DAYS last week, guests Of Mrs. Ne
vile Twitchsll.
The Fidelis Glass of the Congregs
tonsl sunday School will meet at tn
boms of Mrs. Maude Hubbard Monds
evening, May z.
The concrete mixing machine used II
having High Street was broken Wednei
5ay morning and consequently out o
commission for several hours on tbs
day
Mrs. Evelyn Briggs of Bethel Is tb
,nsst of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ssr Chandler Miss Dorothy Chandler
Who has been visiting IN Bethel, returned
With her.
The ruins of Odd Fellows Block ar,
now pretty well cleaned up down TO tn,
orourd floor. Ii 10 almost surprising
how much OF the lumber In the building
vas left unburned.
The annual meeting of the Womsn's
Missionary Society Of the Congregations
church will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Muzzy Thursday afternoon al
23O o'clock. Every member should be
present.
Al Hatch has purchased Of Z. z.
Parker The brick house on Hill Street,
where Mr. Parker has lived for some
Years. Mr.. Parker has purchased the
EN-. Thaysr farm near hooper's Ledge
Of Woodbury. Thayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur z. Forbes, who
have been living in the Morton house
during the winter, have moved back into
their own home on Porter Street, and
will now answe or to their telephone call
as glveu in the directory, 1924.
There will be May ball at Mechanic
Falls this Monday evening, featuring the
Number Waltz; also May ball at Ok
ford Thursday evening, featuring the
same: also one at South Paris Saturday
night, With music st all three by Shaw's
orchestra
Elmer W. Cummings has purchased
the house of Archie l.. Cole on Deering
Street, and be and his family have moved
10. Mr.. Cole will continue TO make his
bsadqusrteIs with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Mlllett, who now live on Main Street
near the station.
William Fl. Jordan, an engineer on the
Norway Branch, fell from his engine In
the yard at this station Tuesday, receiv-
ing Injuries which caused his removal to
tbe hospital in Portland. he is 81 years
old and the third oldest engineer on this
division Of the Grand Trunk Railway.
The regular meeting of Mt. Pleasant
Rebeksh Lodge on Tuesday evening,
MAY 81, will be followed by box sup
per. The boxes are to be sold at suc-
ton. Every sister is invited to come
and bring box with supper enough for
two. Aud brothers, don't forget to come
and buy box.
James (. Kingsley Of Augusta, who
10 the representative Of the Central
Maine Power Company in Oxford Coun-
~ and who spends most of bis time ut
Hotel Andrews, was In Rocklsnd last
week to take in the Shripers' ceremonial,
a. the the Most Illustrious Potentate OF
Kora Temple In Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Morton, with
Ksthlseu Richardson and Miss Ada
Churchill, arrived home the first OF last
week, after spending the winter Of
Southern Pines, N. C. Mrs. L. @. Nor
ton, Mas Julia P. Morton and Mrs. Mary
&. Crockett will come later, some OF
them probably this week.
very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs Marcia Millett at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Don Bean, on Wednes-
day afternoon, when eleven OF hei
friends and neighbors called In honor oil
her birthday. A very pleasant after
noon was spent, and Mrs. Millett was
presented with a uice brooch.
The local Corn Growers' Association
held meeting Monday evening st the
Grange Hall 70 consider new PROPOSE
ton OF the Burnhsm d Morrill, Company
IN regard to the price Of corn this sea
son. The new proposition 10 to pay
three cents pound for the corn, plus
all profits above three cents and not In
sIesu Of four cents. The association
voted TO rescind their vote of previous
meeting and accept the new proposition.
The Congregational church Is about
10 issue a new manual. This church
Has organized in 1912, with fourteen
original members. Today IL has lot
nembers-l2S resident and 27 non-resi
dent members. Mrs. Eliza Z. Richard
son has bad the longest membership
having joined May l, 1852. Their mrs.
place OF worship was erected In 1878 OF
the bill 10 the south of the village. Th'
present church was erected In 1885, bu
enlarged aud rsmodelsd In 1850, ant
again IN 1879. The pipe organ wa
placed Ia the church 10 1890. Th'
church bas had just twenty pastors.
The South Paris High School viii
take part 10 the annual Hebron Acade
ny meet, which will be held at Hebron
May l4th. The other schools whicl
will compste are Rumford High, Me1ic'
High, Brysns's Pond High, West Pari
High, Gould's Academy, Norway High
oxford High, Mechanic Falls High
Learitt Institute, Jordan High, Edwar'
Little High, Winthrop High, Cony High
Aallowell High, Lisbon Falls High
Bnckfield High, Andover High and Dix
he'd High. A silver cup will be give
the winning school, bronze medals
the schools gaining second and thir
places, and ribbons for the fourth place
The Rallis Class of Deering Memoirs
Church observed gentlemen's night
tne homo OF Mrs. l.. c. Smiley Thurs
uay evening, about twenty members an
guests being seated st the covered dis
supper served at $50. Later In 80
evening the party Joined . few othe
members OF the church In giving Erne'
a. aillett surprise party at bis bonn
on High Street. Mr.. hlllett Was pr
seosed with Thermos bottle 80 toke
oisppreclatlon for his ten years fsitl
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