Oxford Democrat., 1919-11-18
Miss Doris Field of Bath visited
In town Saturday.

Miss Doris Field Of Bath yisltef
friends in town Saturday.
D. L. Joslin of Norway occupied th.
pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday.
Misses Anne and Augusta Eustis Of
Dixfield have been guests at w. B. Ed.
wards for few days.
Paris Grange will give Deacon Dubbe
&C Paris Bill Friday evening, Nov. 21.
Dance to follow entertainment.
All loyal members of the W. C. T. u.
will De expected at the home OF Mrs.
Ethel Noyes next Tuesday afternoon q,
ESQ to discuss the topic of ''Citizenship."
The supper and roll call Of the
Rebekahs last Friday night was well at
tended and q success in eyery way. A
Few guests were present from Mt. Hope
Lodge of Norway.
There will be no work In the Rebekah
lodge until the first meeting In Decem-
Der as some OF the team are to be away
at the next meeting. The degree staff
please take notice.
Carl Robinson, with Wright Crockett,
Newton Cummings and John Cole of
Paris Hill, have gone on ahunting trip
to the camp of John A. Titus in the
Wild River region.
The most heavily laden car that has
been seen so far during the hunting sea-
son went through Sunday, carrying FIVE
men and nine deer. It was fairly well
covered from one end to the other.
In an Armistice Day hunt, William L.
Bray shot three coons ip the vicinity of
the Morey ledges near the Oxford line
That is a good days sport-snd good
days work as well. A big bag for q
days shooting.
The annual Thanksgiving concert will
be beld at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening at seven o'clock.
The object of these concerts needs no
explanation. Let all come and bring a
generous offering.
All the farmers interested in organic.
ing farmers union at South Paris are
requested to be at Grange Hall next Sat
oAacyf ~NONa go ot i " OtOCA III. MI
Adams and Mr.. Austin will be here
again prepared to complete the organ.
izstion.
Next Thursday at 6:45 P. NJ. the Bap-
tist ladies will serve an excellent sup
per for 35 cents. For cents extra you
may remain to the entertainment. If
you choose to eat elsewhere and only
come to the entertainment you may do
30 for one dime.
Mrs. Kate Linder, who has been poor
ly for the past week, went Monday
morning to st. Barnabss Hospital, Port
land, for examination and advice. She
was accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Parlin and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly, who
went only for the day.
Tuesday evening, Nov. Is, there will
be covered dish supper in the vestry OF
the Congregational church. The society
of Christian Endesvor has been divided
into two sides, A and B. The entertain
ment on Tuesday evening is to be given
by both sides, each one in ignorance of
what the other is giving. All come and
have a good time. Supper at 6:45.
Adhesion to both supper and entertain
ment, 20 cents. Bring sandwiches and
pastry.
Not without material results was the
for "go-to-church-Sunday"
which was carried on in these two towns.
Without going into the detailed figures,
only portion Of which are now avail
able, il Is safe TO say that the attendance
1t the churches at the Sunday morning
services was not less than fifty per cent
above the average, and the increase may
be considerably higher than that. The
number of men was particularly notice
able. 1t Is to be hoped that some of the
effect will be permanent.
The second division Of musical club of
pupils of Miss Nellie N. Jackson met at
her home Friday evening, Nov. IA. The
following officers were elected:
Pres.-Hermon Noyes.
-Pres-Helen Morton.
Sec.-Geraldine Stewart.
The following program was given:
Essay on Bach, Richard Noyes. Solos,
duets and trio by Charlie Stiles, Hugh
Morton, Richard Noyes, Hermon Noyes,
Thelma Burgess, Helen Morton, Doris
Thurlow, Doris and Helen Judd, and
Stewart.
At the regular meeting Of Paris Grange
Saturday the following were appointed
to positions on the degree statf:
Master-L. A. Brooks.
Oyerseer-R. n. Gates.
Lecturer-Hattie Millett.
Steward-Ernest Talbot.
Asst Steward-E. N. Curtis.
Chaplain-J. 8. Brown.
Treasurer-A. l.. Abbott.
Secretsry-A. N. Cairns.
Gate Keeper-A. b. Talbot.
Ceres-Edith Thayer.
Pomona-Cora Talbot.
Flcra-Ethel Cairns.
Pianist-Alice Field.
Drill Squad-Mr. and Mrs. Z. s. Gates.
Tablesux-Jessica Thayer and Rose Brooks.
There will be rehearsal of the degree
work at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Saturday, Nov.
20. and every one having a part is re-
O uested to be on hand promptly II pos
sible.