Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-23
Mrs. A. W. Pottls Of Watsrvll,. /, -.
iting friends In town.

ne'u 70 spend few days with friends.
Albert F. Rogers went Monday to
Drunswick to continue his course in
Bowdoin College.
Miss Clara Bacon of West Paris Ia
teacher OF the eighth grade OBJ In the
grammar school.
The Seneca Club will have a business
meeting ct Mrs. Agnes L. Morton's this
Monday evening at 7:S0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gilbert of Ridlon.
willie are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Z. Forbes for day or two.
Mrs. L. 4. Bibber, who Ia at Alton C.
Wheeler's for the summer, spent the past
week at her home in Wales.
Miss Alice Sanborn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Sanborn, went Monday
to Portland to attend business college.
C.E. McArdls will sell bis household
goods at auction at his house on Pleasant
Street Friday afternoon of this week at
$50.
Miss Louise Silver takes the place of
her sister, Miss Beryl Silver, in the
Kolian Quartette, and in the Universal
ist choir.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buck and Mrs. Charles
l.. Buck have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Raymond Gates on Stearns
Hill, and DR.. c. L. Buck was there over
the weekend.
Lafayette r. Dow has returned to
West Newton, Mass, to resume teaching
in the Allen school for boys at that place
where be was formerly engaged.
Those who attend the Rebekah meet
ing this week please not forget the FIVE
cent article for the auction. You want
to be there il you want good time.
Mrs. Albert D. Park and her sister,
Mrs. Ella s. Heald of East Sumner, have
been at her cottage at Old Orchard for
few days, and Mr.. Park was there over
Sunday.
Oscar I. Pitts has suffered a severe
psralytic shock, and is in . critical con-
dition. He has been removed from his
residence in the village to the town farm
for care.
Miss Ruth Miller will 60 on Tuesday
of this week to Philadelphia, where she
expects to spend the next few months
with her grandmother, where she was
last winter.
The Euterpean Club will have a bust
ness meeting at Mrs. Agnes L. Mortop's
Tuesday afternoon of this week at 2
O'Clock. 1t is suggested that the men,
bers should come prepared to pay their
annual dues at this time.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Circle
of the G.. A. R.. is called for Saturday
evening, Sept. u, at 1880. for rehearsal
of work. The time for the annual in
spection is very near, and each member
is asked to be present If possible.
Hsmlin Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
hold its first regular meeting, after the
summer vacation, on Tuesday evening at
80. A full attendance is desired, as
plans will be made for going to the dis
trict convention at Oxford on Tuesday,
Sept. 30.
Raymond W. Penfold went to Port
land Monday morning on engagement for
the day for the ball team Of the Port
land Athletic Club, which plays in the
afternoon against the famous Boston
Red Sox, world champions in the season
of 1918. The Portland club has assem-
blsd quite an aggregation Of talent, and
dutch" Penfold Is one of the possibili-
ties in the pitchers box.
There was q large attendance at the
reception to the returned soldiers of the
H. cd nf
Wednesday evening. The address OF
welcome was given by Alton G. Wheeler,
with response by DR.. D. NJ. Stewart.
There were solos by Miss Alice Bsrden
OF West Paris, songs by the Jolly Gentle
men Glee Club, and selections by an
orchestra Of four pieces. Refreshments
were served.
The eighteenth birthday OF Elmer I.
Dean and Miss Myrtle Reid of Berlin, N.
H., which occurred on the same day,
was observed Friday evening at the home
of Elmer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b.
Dean, on Western Avenue. The guests
included some ten of the friends OF the
Young people. Ice cream and q birth
day cake surmounted with eighteen can
dies and the names Elmer and Myrtle
were served, and social evening was
enjoyed. Numerous gifts were received
by the young people.
Miss Rets Shaw, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard w. Shaw, celebrated her
seventh birthday Saturday afternoon
with a party at which twelve OF her
Young friends were the invited guests.
Decorations were of pink and white, and
the refreshments included birthday
cake with seven candles. Mrs. Lillian
shaw, Reta's grandmother, presented
her with a plate fifty four years old,
which was given her on her seventh
birthday. Numerous other birthday
gifts were received by the young hostess,
and a very pleasant afternoon was spent.
On Friday of this week at the Congre-
gational church there will be Christian
Eudeavor rally of all the societies OF
Oxford County. An afternoon meeting
at 4 O'Clock, basket lunch at O'Clock,
and the evening meeting at 1880. 81. 5.
Cspron of Augusta, president OF the
Maine G, K. Union, c. c. Hamilton OF
Boston, president of the United Society
of G. E, Rev. Daniel /. Gross, Wood
fords, Rev. Thomas Owen, Pine Street
Methodist, and Rev. John Mclean, First
Baptist, of Portland, are expected as
sneakers on this "Five Point Challenge
Campaign" We hope everybody will
take this chance to hear these able
speakers.
County sunday School Association.