Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-27

Rev. 81. A. Marley will preach ct Cd,
lUniversalist church Sunday, Dec. 3, o
the usual hour.
| Mrs.. Henry Brook went TO tho hog
pital Thursday for treatment for bloot
poisoning In her hand.
Mr.. Harry Patch has been quite II
during the past week, bot 10 recovering
Miss Alice e. Barden, teacher Of I'd,
piano ct Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville, will spend tho Thankgiyin)
recess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
@. r. Barden.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight A. Ball o.
Augusta arrived Wednesday to attend
the annual sale Of the Good VIII Society
and were guests several days OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lewis n. Mann. Friday evening
Mr.. Ball attended . meeting Of tho Boy
Scouts, and Sunday he occupied the pul.
pit at the Universalist church. A good
number Of former parishioners were
present 10 greet their old time minister
L. b. Penley has . new Super-siz
Hudson Car.
The Good Will Society held their
annual sale, chicken pie supper and
entertainment Wednesday afternoon and
evening at the Universalist church. II
Was grand success socially and financial.
~. The fancy work, apron, candy and
mystery tables all received excellent
patronage. About . hundred and forty
ate supper, and in the evening Good
Will Hall was filled to its utmost capacity.
The play "Johny's New Suit" was pre-
sented and other specialties. The high
school orchestra of seven pieces gave
three selections which was much appre-
cisted. The Good Will Society wish to
extend sincere thanks TO all who render
ed assistance, gifts or helped In any way
10 make the affair Q success. About
S114.00 was cleared.
Leslie Marshall Barrows and Miss
Lucy Marion Edwards were quietly
married by Rev. D. r. Faulkner at South
Paris Saturday, Nov. II. Mr.. Barrows
has position with the Berlin Mills
Company ut Wilson's Mills. Mrc. Bar.
rows is the daughter of Mrs. j. w. Cum
mings, and was senior In West Paris
High School. The young people will
reside with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Barrows, for the present. Thurs
day q good number of friends gave them
q variety shower, and many pretty and
useful gifts were left as IN expression of
their many friends good wishes.
81. 8. Mann was in town Wednesday to
visit relatives and friends, and was the
dinner guest of his uncle, Lewis N.
Mann. Mr.. Mann is making good re
covery, and many friends are glad to
note the gain.
Norway High School played basket
ball against West Paris High School
Friday evening at Centennial Hall.
Norway was the victor. The Red
Ribbons Girls played against the Blue
Ribbon Girls with score IL to In
favor of Red Ribbon Girls.
There will be q Thanksgiving ball for
benefit Of Red Cross at Grange Hall
Wednesday evening. Music By Shaw's
Orchestra. Supper at intermission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison w. WEIGH are
receiving congratulations on the birth of
Q 8 pound daughter Tuesday, Nov. 20.
TRAP CORNER.
Geo. Tuell 10 driving team at North
Norway for o. K. Clifford. bis daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Tuell, will make her
home with Miss Ella Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Swan and Miss
Doris Field and Lera Ross we're In Port
land recently.
Mrs. A. L. Swan and Master Ernest
are stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Emily Field.
About thirty members of West
Paris Grange visited Pleasant Pond
Grange at West Summer, Nov. 81.
Worthy State Secretary e. b. Libby was
present. A fine dinner of baked beans
and salads was served. After flag
raising, the two oranges united In fur
nishing fine program.
Mrs. Henry Brock went to the Central
Maine General Hospital Nov. 20 for
blood poisoning.
Perley Harrington has moved his
family into A. R. Tuell's up stairs rent.
Mrs. Leroy Everett IL quite sick.
Lucy Everett was at homo for afew days
from teaching.
Mrs. Emily Field has had . we'll dug
on account of lead In the spring water.