Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
SOUTH PARIS.

n, ana Mrs. Alton Z. Wneeier enter
- ,ook party Of five tables 1t their
a.. or Potter Street Friday evening.
,lb.,. Morse, who has q job ct the
ct.,isstown navy yard, came home
TSsr,isy morning for stay OF fifteen
days
r,.nn,l; .or the seasons programs
- Enrs.uesn Club can be procured
y !, sSs club .lbrary at Aiss Thayer's
store.
rb.radiss' Missionary Society of the
r,.g-sys,io-s. 3. church will be postpon-
- ison Tl..siay Dec. 5sh to Thursday
Ds: l2th.
Ora ~ the biggest dances South Paris
-, had all De held on Christmas
~, A. Grange Hail with music by
ShaE's Orchestra.
W. Nav Jane Edwards observed her
,,,S,is,T -dsy on Saturday, Nov. 23d,
,,S.r ho1s on Pleasant Street. and re-
.slvsd msr7 membranes and . post
:s,d shower.
Tbss,s,.is Of the village took re-
.... t,o1 Tsiuesdsy to Monday on &C.
I'm, Of Thaaksgiving, q session on the
prsyious saturday making up for the
iO. day 'ay.
Tbs new lssstaff at the court house
IA. beer 81. abort distance from the
,o1,bsas, conner Of the building, q few
a.. In from zee roadway. 1t rises about
ior,y.f7s iaa; from the ground.
R.yipoic- this week, Paris Pablie
ribrsry wi 0s closed Thursday evsn-
iuss daring s1e winter, but will be open
T9s.dsg al saturday evenings and1
Ss,u,dsy s. sf.e-roons at the usual hour.
yoos ps-onage WAS given Paris |
G1ngs AZ ,,s ,rcultursl sale and din |
ns- in Grsags Hall last Tuesday, and |
though .he.a vas no rush at any time,
The net secs p:s showed up pretty well
I, the cl5ss q business.
Dsering Memorial Sunday School will
hold its annual banquet Tuesday even
ip, Dec. ID. The Rev. Thos. W. Owens,
pas,or Of Pi2s Street Methodist church,
Portland. speaker. Subject, THE Busi-
meas OF TIE sunday School"
The conc. ;ic1 OF the roads made
change 10 .bs plans OF some who had
though, Of eating their Thanksgiving |
isa,, AZ ,bsir Shagg Pond camps, and
thew stared quietly at home rather than
t1vsl the rough and rugged paths.
December came in with blast of real
winter sunday, squalls in the morning
md sunshine and cold breeze the rest OF
he dsy. {. is q reminder Of what 10
coming, though il is 10 be hoped not
io,sruDner Of anything like what we had
last winter.
The December meeting Of the Euter-
pean Club, which according to the cslen-
dN and as announced In last weeks
Democrat vas TO have been held on the
ID 10 postponed until the eth, when IL
meets with Mrs. Carter on Western Ave-
nus, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Smiley being
lhe h0s,esses.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening With Miss Grace Thayer on Main
Street Japan is the subject OF study
for the evenings program, which is a.
follows:
Boil CsI-Current Events.
JAPAN.
Industries Mrs. Agnes Morton
EducAiion ion--.---.-------. -; MISS EVA , Ses
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton McKeen, who
have lived with Mrs. McKsen's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Davis,
have gone TO housekeeping in the second
floor rent Of the Albert Morse house at
The corner Of Main Street and Highland
Avenue. Mrs. Lula Jordan, Mr..
AcKeen's sister, and son Charlie, who
haVsiOrmerly lived in Oxford, will make
their home With them.
The pupils of the Junior High School
under the direction Of Miss Newcomb
gave an entertainment to the grades
Friday evening, Nov. %, at the Brick
school. The entertainment consisted OF
patriotic songs, drills and farce,
"Columbias Party" After the enter.
tsiunsnI ice cream was sold. The pro-
eeeds, which amounted to s17 IS, 60
toward payment for the Liberty Bond
purchased By the school.
Alton c. Maxim has well along to-
ward completion a storehouse on Skill.
hngs Avenue, across the street from bis
grain mill, This storehouse Is 20 feet
vide and little less than 100 feet In
length, The main part of 1t is of wood
covered with sheet iron, and 10 be used
Tor the storage Of grain and the other
merchandise in which he deals. The
iiOnt end is Of cement blocks, with large
show windows, and will be used for
garage.
A. N. Green, who was for some years
Until teW weeks since on the team OF
tos Paris Home Bakery, is to open
hSsry stable at Norway, and has the JOB
70 carry the mail between the South
Pifls station and the Norway post office.
De begins 90 the job this week. Carl
T. Dunbam has been carrying the mail
hnee the street railroad discontinued
operation, aud has been using horse
Team since the bus went out Of commits
sion.
hsinterssting to note that the MEM
Der, Of the Junior Red Cross OF South
ra'is, comprising the pupils Of the high |
Enooi, have been busily engaged during /
.oer spare moments making original
BOOKS for the soldiers and sailors. Each |
oOOE contains two stories, jokes, attract
I'VE pictures and covers. Fifteen books |
nave been made by each of the four |
saases during the month Of November, |
me requirement being fifty per month.
fl,t Lieutenant Guy I. SWett Of Co.
" IOSd Infantry, has been promoted TO |
captain, according to letters received
"w days since from him, which were
written Nov. 4, just q week before tina
Smlstice. At that time, he said,1 be
1Ae been on the front twenty days, and
rsd lost quite number of bis men.
.ae sosh Division seems to have been IN
me nshting right up to the last. II 10
nov expected that II will be among the
nf't 10 be returned homo.
Complying with the states request,
Safs High School gave q rather i'm
pomptu program last Wednesday after
nOon. II consisted chiefly of original
poems written by the seniors of the high
Naool. The Eolian Quartstte sang two
ns'scs'ons, and there were readings by
0'sa's Greedy, Laura Brooks, Hester
1'usay, Doris Kerr and Harlan Abbott.
.antan attendance st church WAS depict
oy four members of the sophomore
sAss' The program closed with the
,Iuslng OF The Star SpaDgled Banner oy
ne school.
0lrd lovers hail with delight the re-
urn OF our handsome and rather showy
lltull tha -.--A.ala Annk