Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-10-21

W; O; Thaysr has sold his farm 3
Philip Keene.
Miss Hazel Heath spent Sunday Al he
home In Gorham, N. b.
Mrs. @. W. Bowker recently spep
several days in Portland and vicinity.
Miss Rstta Shaw of Bethel Ia en-
pioyed In the Office of the Mason Manu-
featuring Co.
Please all remember the Grange fail
which is to come on the SOth and S1st O
october. All are cordially invited.
Next Sunday, Oct. 20, will be Rail-,
Day at Deering Memorial Church and
Sunday School. A cordial invitation &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Whitman spent
Few days last week in Rumford on q
visit TO Mr.. Whitman's daughter, Mrs
Fannie Ross.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly and Mrs. Liz
zie Millett of Mt. Pleasant Rsbekah
Lodge attended the Grand Lodge In
Portland last week.
Paris High School football team won
it's game with Norway High School on
the Paris grounds Saturday afternoon
oy the score of 10 to O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and
daughters returned to Wilton Saturday,
having been called home q week earlier
than they expected to go.
The Jolly Gentlemen Glee Club will
sing at 0deon Hall, Bethel, Tuesday
evening, Oct. %, for the benefit of the
Congregational church of that town.
A large pane of plate glass in the win
dow of L. +. Schoff was cracked Thurs
day noon at about the time the scholars
were going up the street on their way
home.
81. L. Allen, who recently sold his
place on Park Street to James and
George Boyce, has purchased the E. E.
Field farm at North Paris, on which
Henry Billings has lived for the past
three years.
DR.. and Mrs. D. s. Bartlett and Mr..
and Mrs. Irving D. Barrows spent the
time from Friday to Sunday at the iona
than Bartlett place in Stonehsm. They
came so near bringing home two deer as
to get shot at one.
The Oxford County Literary Union
will hold its fall meeting in Grange Hall
at South Paris on Thursday afternoon,
October %. The meeting is called at
2 O'Clock sharp for the transaction Of
business and the discussion of plans.
This will be followed by q short literary
and musical program and social hour.
The Seneca Club of South Paris is acting
as hostess club and it is hoped there will
be large attendance from the women's
clubs in the county.
The Ladies' Aid of Deering Memorial
Church will serve q harvest supper In
the vestry Thursday evening, Oct. 20, at
5:45 O'Clock. The supper will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment with music
by five-piece orchestra, piano solo by
Miss Hester Tyler of Bethel, violin solo
BY Mr.. Alfred Gotta of Orleans, Vt, and
other music. They also expect to have
4 reader, whose name will be announced
alter. Admission to both supper and
40 cents; children, Is
cents.
Members of William K. Kimball Post,
Sons of Veterans and invited guests, are
to hold campfire on Saturday, Oct. 25th,
IN Grange Hall. The national Patriotic
has requested that members of
all circles of the G. A. r. have q special
program for Oct. 9th, as ii is the birth
Jay of Theodore Roosevelt. As il is
near that day it is suggested that the ex-
srcises at said campfire be made up with
reference to this request. Any remarks,
reading, or quotations appropriate to the
day will be acceptable. Dinner will be
served ct noon, and the program will be
given In the afternoon. Posts and Relief
Corps from several of the surrounding
towns have been invited.