Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-20
SOUTH PARIS

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Irving o. Barrows was In Portlani
Thursday and Friday.
q. A. Morton was 10 New York OF
business several days last week.
Harlan Denpison is at home from tbl
University of Maine for the holiday vaca
tion.
The Rallie Glass of the Methodist Sun
dag School met with Mrs. Emma Manr
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard was in Angus
Ia last Tuesday to attend tho meeting o
the Maine Hotel Association.
Miss BernIce Simpson has gone te
Camden, 8. c., where she is to do table
work at hotel for the winter.
Mrs. Angie Delano and young son oi
Oxford were guests OF Mrs. a. A. Morton
for number of days last week.
-shaw's orchestra will furnish the
music for the knights of the Golden
Eagle ball at Norway January 2, at the
Opers House.
The Young Peoples Teen Age Glass
of The N tbodist Sunday School took q
sleigh ride to East Oxford Friday even.
ing, where they enjoyed supper and
social.
DR.. G. N. Merrill was at Sbelburne,
N. H., Wednesday, doing professional
work at the Whitney Farms, breeders OF
Morgan horses, Welsh ponies and dairy
type of Shorthorn cattle.
The December meeting of the local
union OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held Tuesday under
the leadership of Mrs. Frances e. Turner
and Mrs. Eva Ordway. It will be .
mothers meeting and Mrs. Jennie Bates
Russell will give talk on "Health."
There will be q sunlight hop at Norway
Monday from 2:30 to $50 P. M. In the
evening there will be q Christmas ball
from $50 to -, 10 the Opera House,
with music by Shaw's orchestra. Prices
popular. Bus service from South Paris
at 2:15 and 8:l5 with return after each
dance. Go over and trot.
Addison G.. Pulsifer of Lewiston was
In South Paris day or two last week,
where he and contractor T. F. Moreau
looked over the new Opera House Block
corner of Main and High Streets, OF
which he Is the architect. Brick laying
on the building began Wednesday morn.
ing, also the partitions between the
apartments, which are built of hollow
tile. The first steel girder for the second
floor was also put In place on the same
day.
Swift & Company, the Chicago pack
ers, are making soap drive, especially
the variety known Is Wool Soap. One
can see their display In the shop win
dows of every town. They are offering
premiums to the boys and girls for SELL
ing certain number Of bars. The pre-
miums offered are hand sleds-Paris
speed ers-made In this village. The
Paris Manufacturing Company have sold
four thousand Of these sleds to the
Swifts for these premiums.
South Paris with surrounding country
is enjoying Q continuation Of the late
November wes,her-mostly cloudy. A
damp snow came down Monday night,
which not only covered the roads and
fields, but trees, shrubs, fences, or any
other thing lying on the surface of the
earth. Trees, especially evergreens,
with their boughs bending under a fss.
tooning of snow, converted the land
scape into frosty paradise, which cluue
to them for several days. In Portland
the storm was rain.
At a regular meeting OF W. K. Kim
ball Post, G. A. R., Dec. 10, the follow
Ing named comrades were chosen to
serve ss officers for the ensuing year:
P.C.-w. 8. starbird
8. ". C.-s. 8. Wyman.
j. v. CIV. b. Stuart.
surg-Isaac Monk.
O. D.-FranK Maxim.
Adjt.-H. H. Maxim.
O. Nj. n. Murch.
Chap.-E. l. sponord.
O. G.-Bept. Hicks.
@. N. S.-Frank Whittemore.
A fair patronage was enjoyed by the
Ladies' Social Union at Its annual Christ
mas sale at the Universalist vestry last
Wednesday afternoon. The tables and
booths we're we'll stocked with the usus
variety of articles, and most Of the things
were disposed Of during the Afternoon
and evening. Lunches were served al
desired, and in the evening an entertain
ment was given. There we're . number
of selections by the Ariel Quartette, com
posed of Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. Perkins
Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Russell, solo BY
Mrs. Perkins, a violin solo by ALFRED
Gotta, and an Hawaiian scene by foul
young ladies In costume. Mrs. Virgit
Wilson was at the piano through th'
evening. Readings were by Mrs. Alice
Bonney Record Of Lewiston. Mrs
Record gave variety OF selections, and
made hit with them oil. Many Of he1
renderings are made more effective b,
the pantOmime which she brings to th'
aid OF her voice, and which tends to pu
the scene wildly before her hearers
Appreciation Of her work was we'll mani
tested by the audience, and she was gen
erous In her responses.
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