Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-30

m. nooa MN soclatv ~ the rJniver.
..iist churoh vilI bold thalr ANNUAL
ohioksn pie supper. sale and entertain.
ment WeAnesdav afkernoon and evening.
Nov. 81. Dainty fancy work win Be
found . ct previous Gales ct tho fancy
YORK booth. "A flne line OF useful and
preatv anrons &C the apron booth. Can
A. and noncorn and ysrioun articles too
nnmernus "a mention. Supper will be
ssryad from k.8f) Ia Z O'clock. II n
~ ct.d that ~ mann vilI enual that
~ former years. a fne entertainment
vilI b aiven IN the evening, OF which
further notice will be given. Come and
euioy this pleasant social event.
The data cot for the annual inspection
NJ Granite Chantar. q. K g.. IN Nov. 9Th.
NJ. Cor Charlea Of Frvsburr. D. D. G.
n ths ,nsnsotor.
vsry nlaassnt ayeninc vaa enioved
Il tia public what party at Centennial
HAN Tnesdav evening. Homemade
CANDY Va on sale. and rood sum real.
lied which Was given to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Abner d. Mann and daughter
Mary Edwins visited Mrs. Emma Mann
at Norway wednesday.
Granite Chapter, o. e. g., held .
specisl meeting Wednesday evening. A
banquet was served Ut $50, and one can.
didste was initiated.
Mrs. Cora Charles, D. D. g. N. In the
Eastern Star, was dinner guest of Mrs.
P. c. Mayhem Wednesday, and In the
afternoon went In j. w. Cummings auto
to Bolster's Mills. Mrs. Nellie Moody
and Mrs. Edwin j. Mann accompanied
them.
Samuel w. Durham, Vho 10 visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Hamilton, ut
Greenfield, Mass, 10 Ill under the care OF
. trained nurse.
Lewis G. Bates IL recovering nicely
from his recent illness. The trained
nurse returned home Tnursday.
MT. and mrs. W. Il. Snedd OF fort,ano
nave been 10 town 70 remove tho mouse
bold goods OF MS mother, the iste MRS;
Shedd. george Devlne ana family Will
occupy the Shedd residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon OF Vermont
are on motor trip. and are guests OF
his sister, Mrs. N. 3. Bubier, and other
relatives.
Albert ]. Kicker, Miss Mabel E. Rick
or and Mr.: and Mrs. Arthur G. Kicker Of
Bristol, N. a., motored to Lewiston
Tuesday. Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kicker started on their re-
turn trip home, going to Portland, where
they expected to visit until Saturday.
Elder Verrill, D. D., has been holding
Advent meetings at Centennial Hall sew
eral evenings during the week.
Miss Jennie l.. Bradbury of Lewiston
has been a recent visitor of her mother
Mrs. Mary G.. Bradbury.
Mrs. Leroy Everett and Mrs. NJ. G.
Bradbury have received news during TIT
past week of the death in an automobile
accident of their niece. Mrs. Clarenc,
Severance of Skowbepsn. Mrs. Sever
ance was the daughter of John Chase o.
Skovhepan. a native of Paris.
Hsrtson W. Welch went to his HON,
in Strong Wednesday.
Charles r. Briggs 10 moving his famil!
into the NJ. G. Bradbury house recentl!
occupied BIZ Samuel Wheeler, who ha
moved to the Will Hammond farm OF
the North Paris road.
Mr.. LYONS has returned to Florida
and Mrs. LYONS. who Ia IN moor health
Ia at THAR home. "The Willows" here
Miss Ethel Spiller and Miss Alic
Welch. teachers Who have been boardip,
at Mrs. Cora Stearns', are going to boart
South Woodstock
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Ridlou. Miss Dian,
Wall. Miss Laura Barden. Miss WEIGH
Miss Spiller. Miss Dolley and Mrs. Ed