Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21
SOUTH PARIS.
The Rose.

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The Rose.
nd, Cod layished pearls upon the Rose
The hAi1ooS hAln them for an hour, then turned aws
Mno ,Ss ardent sun-God's sensuous kiss
TO sfg s4Ts IN his embrace throughout the day.
aha nodded to butterfly
AZ S,iysr wings, he passed her win Jests
Nltns,,gb har afternoon OF life she shared
ana nee ne win honey from her golden breast.
sou,h. Wind came riding up at dusk
TIE W. "a earess and fragrant melody
"sl0s5 WIZ and won her through the moonl
- aUgts aaSUsttsred her frail petals ruthlessly-
| Then sCS''' -whitelaw Saunders.
AW. Walker was in Bethel Tuesday
coupty Agent R. 81. Lsvejoy was /
Rsthel on Tuesday.
n.orOs Thompson Is spending a coupl
oi weeks 10 Boston.
n,,ca At Oxford every Thursday even
mo Music by Shsw's Orchestra.
uo,acs Walker Is spending q fey
~, with his son, F. w. Walker, Il
Harrison.
ur. Emma Mann entertained the MI
Mia past Grand Association Tuesds,
/ afternoon.
", and Mrs. George Jordan and Mrs
Ada Jordan Of Mechanic Falls were u
tbs village Thursday.
Clam Ksnis,on is at the Central Main
n.Dsral Hospital, Lewiston, where b
has been critically Ill.
Ns Lafayette Briggs went TO Souti
uSanV last week to attend the schoo
,snuIon at the Dresser school house.
franklin Maxim and grandson, Franz
/ us,Im have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
4 uaTrv Maxim at Falmouth Foreside. =
An examination for teachers certifi
.,,ss will be held at the high schoo
Srilding in this village next Saturday.
Espry E. Howe of Springfield, Mass,
formerly Of South Paris, was guest al
I. Moves for q short time last week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trip and Mrs.
/ rsvi Small of Webb's Mills were guests
a Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McKeen one day
| recently.
Mas Maxine Bennett, who graduated
from Paris aigh School this month, has
aksu position as stenographer In the
OtScs OF Waiter L. Gray.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
vsrsalist church will open their booth al
tSs fair grounds to serve meals during
me twin town celebration on the 4th OF
/ July,
Leslie L. Mason was elected president
n the alumni association OF Gould's
Academy at the meeting OF that body at
tbs Bethel Inn during commencement
exercises.
Tbs new president OF the Ladies OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, Mrs. Iss-
/ halle Littlefeld, Of Portland, has sp-
pOpted Mrs. Eva Record of this village
ss department librarian.
The dances at Pine Cove Pavilion,
West Lowell, are drawing good crowds
/ Ou Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
,ysry week, rain or shine. A good floor.
With music by Shsw's Orchestra.
Mrs. Eva Record, president Of the local
circle Of the Ladies of the Grand Army,
attended the annual meeting of the order
/ in Portland Wednesday and made re-
port OF William K Kimbsll circle.
To illustrate the extent to which the
new cement road is used, Mrs. F. G.
TrlbOu counted the cars which went by
/ The Tribou home from Z to 8 o'clock
Thursday evening. The number was
lS.
Nylss Record of Arlington, Mass, was
guest at Mrs. Mary Il. Crocketts last
week, coming from North -Bridgton,
where be had been attending the COM
nencement exercises of Bridgton Acad-
smy.
The senior class of the high school
have issued the commencement number
Of the Chronicle, under the list of edit
os published In the Democrat Q week
Or two since. 1t is very creditable pub
lication.
Mrs. Harriet (Fobes) Pratt, daughter
althe late Deacon Henry and Frances
Pobes, of East Orange, n. j., left last
week with Captain Pratt for voyage to
South America. They will return In
4 October.
Past Department President, Mrs. Liz.
lls NJ Millett, Of the Ladies' Of the
Grand Army, attended the annual meet
Ing Of that order in Portland Wednesday
The order has had prosperous year
with gain in membership OF 12o.
The American Legion and Auxiliary
will give strawberry festival at Grand
Army Hall this week Wednesday, June
2, s6$0 o'clock. This is for the bene'
hI Of the Legion and the Auxiliary
Come and enjoy good feed. Admission
10 The supper will be 80 cents.
At the annual prize speaking contest
Ksnps Hill Seminary Monday even
Lng, one of the contestants was Miss
LsOta Z. Schoff Of this village. Her So
iecsiOn was "The Red Jacket" by Baker
Sae also gave the farewell address at tht
commencement exercises, and the odt
na written by her.
Some twenty-five Of the Ark Mariners
nom this immediate vicinity, and a con
hdersbly larger number from Norway
went to Freeport Wednesday to attend
!es clsmbake, field day and voyage o
tfsepOrt Lodge. They enjoyed 9 gooe
aay, even though some Of them knew
Houole-tire trouble-before 1t was over
The Rallie Glass observed "gentle
nsns night" Thursday evening at tn
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Morton
supper was served at $50. The table
were set up on the front porch, twenty
Suf members and guests being seated
iae ladies' Of the Rsllie Glass are notes
wi their bountiful suppers, and this on
vas iully up to the standard. DuriuI
:us evening games aHd music were on
lo7sd, and all felt this to be one of th
class.
On Thursday many people In Sout
ISrs had their minds over In England
sGen the first international collegiat
Deoate, between Oxford University an
Sa'ss College, was taking place, and ]
us atser team, as all Democrat reader
a1o", Is Rev. Edward A. Morris, paste
Stas Congregational church. Advice