Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-26

Mrs. Luther Winslow spent the week
end with her parents at North Buckfi. Id
Good Cheer msets with Mrs. Wiz,
Stanley Wednesday afternoon Of thii
week.
Mrs. Smiley 10 moving her millinery
stock into the store in Bowler Block
which che is to occupy.
Don't fail 10 mention your Thanksgiv.
ing guests and gatherings to the Demo.
lcrat. They are matters Of interesting
news.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Clifford are visit
ing relatives in Boston and Worcester
and other Massachusetts, places for .
week or more.
The letters Of the first division OF the
Good Cheer meet with Mrs. j. D. Haynes
this Monday afternoon to prepare for the
December supper.
The stores in the village will be closed
all day Thanksgiving day, as usual. The
drug stores and w. A. Porter will close
from II O'Clock to 8.
Remember that Tuesday, December
10th, is the date of the concert At Deer
ing Memorial church, by the Cecilia
Trio of Portland, Ne. Watch for flyers.
Four inches OF very heavy snow Sun.
day night. on ground not frozen, and
people are not quite sure whether to use
wheels or runners. In fact they are
using both.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will
have roll call and supper at its next
meeting, on the 18th of December. Sup
per will be set in Grand Army Hall, and
the lodge anticipates good time, all its
own.
Friday of this week IL the date OF the
high school fair. There will be sale at
the high school.building In the,afternoon,
and some entertainment In the evening.
Proceeds will go for the benefit OF the
athletic association, and they hope for .
good patronage.
The Tubbs school has closed for the
winter vacation. Names OF those pres
emit every session this term: Merton
Corbstt, Beatrice Shaw, Perley Shaw.
Absent only one session, Doris Thurlow.
Absent two sessions only, Lempi Il
kauder.
HELEN F. LINLEY, Teacher.
There will be a supper and entertain
ment in the vestry Of the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. The
supper and program will be under the
auspices of the Junior League, with
songs, drills, and Rotations by the Jun
Tors. Supper at 6:45. Admission 20
cents; children npder twelve 10 cents.
William ]. Wheeler and Stanley N.
Wheeler went Sunday with Mr.. Wheel
er's automobile to Manchester, N. H.,
where the car will be left for the winter.
William j. Wheeler will spend few days
in New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler is expected home
Monday night.
The Delta Alphas met at the vestry OF
Deering Memorial Church Thursday
evening, the hostesses for the evening
being Misses Sara SWEET, Rena Trib0u
and Mildred Psrlin. Three young ladies,
Misses Clara Kerr, Louise Plaisted and
Cora NJ. Gowell, were duly initiated, after
the rites and ceremonies OF the organiza-
ton.
Charles A. Young and w. w. Ripley
were at West Summer two or three days
the last of the week, and went deer
hunting on the mountains north OF
there. They were little too early, and
got home just before the snow. They
found plenty of tracks Of deer In spots,
but hunting conditions were about "a
bad as possible.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Congregational church is packing box
of children's clothing to be sent to the
children's home at Augusta, OF which
Miss 8. L. Rounds Of this place Is rep
resentative. Any contributions OF Sec
ond-hand or new clothing, money or any
thing else of value, will be gratefully re-
ceived. Contributions may be left with
Mrs. Henry Muzzy at her home.
E.E. Chapman met with serious In
jary last Thursday. While he was lead
ing a COW on the road. she became
frightened at something and jumped
sideways against Mr.. Chapman, turning
one ankle out of joint. The affair hap
peneu near tue WAtofiuk uooSo W. sAS
Paris Hill road, and be was OF course
unable to move until team came along
and picked him up and took him home.
It Is pronounced by the ply sicians worse
than q break, and will keep him In bed
for number of weeks.
Although 1t was a stormy night, an au-
dience which nearly filed the room as
sem bled at the Congregational church
Sunday evening for the annual Thanks
giving concert, and there was good Of
feriug taken to provide Thanksgiving
cheer for some of the needy. The con-
cert was an excellent one, the program
as arranged being carried out to the let
ter, as follows:
Organ Voluntary eecseu
Mrs. Cora s. Briggs.
Anthem-Praise TO Natures God -------- Lorens