Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-28
Rev. W. N. Lewallen Of Alabama Ia 4
guest at BENJAMIN SveSt,a

Rev. w. N. Lewallen Of Alabama Ia ,
guest at Benjamin Swest's.
Miss Alice Libby of Brookline, Mass.
Is guest at Geo. r. Morton's for the
Thanksgiving season.
The sociable which was planned to be
held by the K. L. DIS Dec. at the Uni
versalist church will be postponed.
Howard W. Shaw is playing the piano
at the Rex Theatre in Norway, beginning
his engagement there Saturday after.
noon.
Miss Marion Wheeler of Newton, Mass,
OF the class OF 1920, Bates College, was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
A. Morton.
Miss Florence NJ. Richardson will this
week close her engagement in the office
OF Alton c. Wheeler, where she has been
stenographer for some years. Her place
Is taken by Harold T. Thayer, who has
been in the Democrat office.
On the occasion of her 18th birthday
Thursday, Mrs. Mary j. Edwards re-
ceived unannounced calls from children
and relatives, had a number of presents
and received considerable number of
post cards from friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel C. SWEET of Milton
Plantation are to occupy rent in the
house of L. A. Whitman on High Street
this winter. They own some lots on
Highland Avenue, and may possibly
build here another year.
A good time was enjoyed by the Re-
bskahs Friday evening. There was a
covered dish social, and later a spelling
match, with Albert d. Park and Robert
Paterson as captains of the two sides,
which was quite lively affair.
A chicken pie supper will be served in
connection with the Christmas sale at
the Congregational church Thursday
evening, Dec. Z, and for entertainment,
the ladies will show how they will con-
duct town meetings when they have the
power to do so.
The Christmas sale of the ladies of
the Congregational church next week,
Dec. 8 and Z. The domestic table will
have on sale Christmas wreaths and
small trees. Anyone wishing to order
wreaths in advance can do so by tele-
phoning Mrs. Wallace Clifford.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post office Nov. q:
Mrs. Bernice Thomas.
Mrs. Emily Jordan.
Miss Stella Acres.
Mr.. A. Z. Herrick.
s. A. Ferris.
j. A. Kenney, P. NJ.
Rev. George Fl. Hamlen, D. D., from
the missionary field in India, spoke at
the Baptist church Sunday morning, and
at the Norway Baptist church in the af
ternoon, and in the evening at the
church here gave talk on the Bengal
Orisss mission, illustrated with lantern
slides, which proved Of much interest to
a good audience.
Benjamin SWEET and his brother, D.
C. SWEET of Milton Plantation, returned
afternoon from the camp of L.
P. SWEET in Haynesville, where they had
been hunting. d. c. SWEET got his two
deer while there, and brought one of
them home. Benjamin SWEET had al
ready got his two, and had to content
himself with hunting birds.
DR.. G. NJ. Merrill has become the own
er of the registered Morgan stallion,
"Conlsn," out of Constance, by Ethan
Allen Sd. "Conlen" was bred by Edwin
q. Hoffam, Lyndonville, VT; Is 5 years
old, black shading to chestnut, with strip
on face. His gets are models of Morgan
'Conlen" is one of the
best bred stations in the country, and
DR.. Merrill expects him to stand for SER
vice the coming season with the hopes
of getting Morgan stock started in this
section