Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-10
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DR.. and Mrs. =. Z. Drske are visiting
his sistsr, Mrs. Charles Z. Johnston, In
Portsmouth, n. 81. The doctor will
have Q months vacation. Nm. Drake
i and her mother, Mrs.. Clara A. Hayden,
will spend the winter with their relatives
In Manchester, Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles A. Richardso q
lspent Thanksgiving In Portland, Cd Q
quests of Mr.. and Mrs.. G. n. Needham.
1 Mrs. Victorine Blanchard spent sever
N days at Beal's Tavern. She was on
her way from her summer home In An
dover 60 her winter homo In Weston,
Msss.
NJ. and Nn. George A. Dunn will
/ move from their farm 70 the village for
tho winter Mr.. Dunn has sold his en-
tire herd Of Ayrshires to Dr.. ]. A. Ness
Of Auburn.
Raymond d. Eastman Wa In Kear-
sarge, N. H., the guest Of Ais mother,
Mrs. Olive Eastman, last week.
Norway Grange will have IN sll-day
meeting on Saturday, Dec. II.
The Barton Reading Club will. meet
with Mrs. n. A. Oxnard on Thursday
afternoon. Booth Harrington Il the
subject.
d. Knox Bickford has been honorably
discharged from the service, and 10 ct
homo from Camp Yaphank, N. 7.
Col. A. j. Stesrns has been appointed
member of the State Armory Commis-
sion by Governor Milliken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rowe Of Fall
mouth Foreside were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Rowe's father and sister, Thomas
and Tessa Thibodeau.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester Horne of Fair
haven, Mass, were tho guests of
Mrs. H0rne's- parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Howard D. Smith, last week.
The ladies Of the Methodist society
will hold their annual sale In the vestry
on Dec. 10, afternoon and evening.
At the regular meeting Tuesday even
ing of Lake Temple Pythian Sisters
tho following officers were elected:
Past Chief-Mrs Evils Cook.
Most Excellent Chief-Mr. Nst:ie Neyers.
Excellent Junior-Mrs. Maud spiiler.
Manager-MrS Geneva Partridge.
Mistress of 3. and C.-Mrs. Mary Lewis.
Mistress Of Finance-Miss Clara Schnuer.
S S1osseso1Har n. Edna H Thompson.
Rep. 70 Grand Lodge-Mrs. Mary Lewis.
Aliernate-Mrs. Emma BUCK
Press Correspondent-Mrs.E Evils Cook.
Degree Master-Jesse p. Edwards.
The officers will be installed by Dis
trict Deputy Mrs. Grace Starbird on Jan.
At the sale In Concert Hall Wednes-
day afternoon by the Universalist
Society, there will be fancy, domestic,
food, candy and mystery table. Re-
freshments will be served, also supper
on the European plan. At eight O'Clock
q patriotic play "The Thirteenth Star
will be presented with the following
characters:
COLLEGE JUNIORS.
Caroline Rideout Mason. -Adeline DeCoster
Wilfred Baxter, her cousin. Frances Bartlett
Eleanor Ames. Merrill
Helen Redmond .Jessie Everett
Mrs. winthrop Ames, Eleanor,s mother
Marie, Eleanor's maid..-.----.---Louise seayey
Aunt Lucy. colored nanny. Eun Bicknen
Maggie Flynn. otioe girl Of the AdysIs,s1s r,o.,
Inez Huntley, mill hand. Ruth Akers
Mrs. Frank P. Towne Of Yagger was
tho guest of her sister. Mrs. Alfred
Whitehouse, last week.
A large number attended the supper
and enter tainment given BY tho ladies
of the Congregational society Wednes'
day evening. In the evening the picture
miss George Washington" In which
Marguerite Clark WAS the star, was much
enjoyed.
Miss Beryl Young il working In the
Boston Department. Store In Portland.
The next meeting of the Verands
Club will be With Mrs. Florence Hosmer |
Thursday evening, Dec. II.
Charles e. Bradford went hunting for |
door near Gilead, and landed bear
weighing 825 pounds.
William E. Cherry OF Waverly Mass,
was In town Q few days, the guest OF bis |
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle r. Hathaway Of
Providence, R.: L., spent Thanksgiving
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Hathaway.
George F. Hathaway and b. Arthur
Robbins of the board Of selectmen at |
tended the assessors convention In
Augusta last week.
Orrington NJ. Cummings 10 recover |
ing from slight illness. He was nm.
able to attend the annual Knights OF
Pythias ball, making only the second
one he has missed inlthirty-five years.
Mrs. Harry V. Cole 10 assisting In |
Frederick A. Coles jswelry store.
George R. Kendall of Auburn was the
recent guest of bis uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Oscar Bennett.
Frank Jewell returned from Stow with |
young buck a. the result OF . two
weeks hunting trip.
Miss Evelyn Drew 10 visiting friends
in Rochester, N. q.
Ensign Arthur B. Favor of Brockton,
Mass, 10 visiting his relatives here for
few days, will leave Tuesday on bis re.
turn. He il assistant to inspector OF
engineering materials In naval aircraft |
factory in Philadelphia, and 10 on ten
days. furlough.
uaavv srnnure hind makes n muddy, pimply