Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-09
SOUTH PARIS.

Ersd q. Evans of Enrol, N. H., hal
bsen in town for the past few days.
sbaw's Orchestra of four pieces viii
90 TO Oxford Wednesday night to play
for dance.
To make up for the day after Thanks
swing. the schools were in session Sat.
1rday from to O'Clock.
There will be rehearsal for the min
strel show at Mrs. Agnes l.. Morton's
This Monday evening at 7:SO.
lanes Plummer of Lowell was the
snest of his sister, Mrs. Fred B. Wiggin,
for few days the first of last week.
Mrs. Louise Wells OF Portland, who ID
engaged in War Savings Stamp work, has
bssn guest at 81. D. Coles for few
days.
lanes q. Porter of South Berwick was
hare for a few days the first OF last week,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. o. E. Bar
rows.
A good attendance Is hoped for at the
r,ssting of the teacher training class with
Miss Julia P. Morton Tuesday evening Of
this week.
Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler arrived home
sunday night from her trip TO California,
on which she was gone little less than
FIVE weeks. .
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard of the Hub
hard House, Paris Hill, has come to
o. . ba mp and ha rOnr,s
at Mrs. Kate Stuart's on High Street.
Mrs L. E. Bean has been at hospital
in Portland several days during the past
week. for treatment and X-rsy examina-
ton, and is encouraged by the result.
Drama and dance at Grange Hall
Thursday night this week given by
Pleasant Pond Grange Of West Sumner.
Sbaw's Orchestra will furnish the music
for the drama, and dance TO 1880.
By request Shsw's Jazz Orchestra will
hold a Christmas ball in Grange Hall
Christmas night, Dec. %, with the same
music and soloist, and the same concert,
that they gave on Thanksgiving night.
The Democrat was either misinformed
or uniformed regarding the train SEIZED
uls lsst week. At any rate, instead of
the schedule as given, all trains in both
directions run on Sunday the same as
week days.
A very important business and sewing
work meeting of the Ladies' Social
Union will be held Wednesday, Dec. 10,
AZ 2:S0 P. NJ. in the church psrlor.
Final preparations for the annual fair
will be made.
The W. z. NJ. S. of Deering Memorial
Church will meet with Mrs. Benjamin
SWEET on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The study of Medical Missions
10 China will be taken up. All ladies of
the church are cordially invited to be
present.
Fred ]. Durgin will go this week to
the city of automobiles, Detroit, to learn
what be can about what Is now the uni
ysrsal standard vehicle Of transportation.
He will be away probably until March,
and expects to run . garage here again
next summer.
A very successful fair was held by the
Baptist ladies at the yestry OF the church
Thursday afternoon and evening. With
out a supper or an evening entertainment
except short one which was free, the
net proceeds of the fair will be some
what above $3.50.
DR.. W. B. Raymond is expected home
today, Monday. he has been for num-
Der of weeks at the New York Post
Graduate Medical School taking courses
in stomach and intestinal diseases, and
physical diagnosis, with special refer
eDce to diseases Of the chest.
William w. Ripley went Sunday morn
ing to the Central Maine General Hos
pilal at Lewiston to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis. He had arrange
ments made TO go Monday morning, but
the trouble developed so that earlier &C
ton was considered advisable.
Prentiss F. Crockett will sell his stock
and farming tools at auction at the farm
next Monday, Dec. 10, beginning at 10
A. NJ. There are three horses, COW and
q number of heifers, and q long list OF
farming tools, wagons, etc. Lunch VIII
be served at noon; bring clippers.
The teen age social, for the benefit Of
the intermediate department 10 the Meth
odist Sunday School, was held In the
vestry of Deering Memorial Church Fri
day evening. A scslloped oyster supper
was served at the regular supper hour.
In the evening an address was gwen oy
Rev. NJ. o. Baltzer of Norway.
The annual county meeting OF the
Sweet Corn Growers Association was
held here Wednesday, when discussion
of methods and costs was had which
should be profitable. Delegates were
present from Brysnt's Pond, Bethel,
Canton, Dixfield, Waterford, Frye6urg
and other towns besides Paris. The
officers elected are:
Pres.-E. @. Buzzell. Fryeburg.
Vice Pres.-C. Fred Trip, Canton.
Sec. Treas.-E K. Kilgore, South Waterford.
At the annual meeting of Paris Grange
Saturday the following officers were
elected, who will be installed at the hrst
meeting in January:
NV c. Thayer.
0.-Austin p. Stearns, Jr.
Rose Brooks.
S.-Ernest Talbot.
A. S.-B. Y. Richards.
Chap.-W 8. Stsrbird.
Treas-E. b. Gu It's
Sea-. n. Cairns.
u. a. d.
Ceres Edith Thayer.
Pomona-Ida Stearns-
FlOra-L0ls Talbot.
Chorister-Laura Brooks.
Librarian-Carrie Dudley.
Perley F. Ripley, Charles w. Bowker,
Alton G. Wheeler and DR.. d. NJ. Stewart
attended the meetings of the State Board
of Trade and the Maine Automobile
Association at Bangor Wednesday. They
made somewhat strenuous twenty'four
hours, leaving here on the forenoon
train, making the trip by way of Port
land to Bangor, and returning after the
meeting so as to get home on the fore
noon train Thursday. Il was voted to
incorporate the Maine Automobile Asso-
citation, and among the thirty-seven
directors are Mr.. Ripley, and Walter G.
Morse of Rumford, from Oxford County.
The Musical Eleven Club met at the
home of Nellie NJ. Jackson last Thursday
evening. The following program was
given:
Roll call Ctems on HandeD-
Ruth Rogers.
Duet-Militarie Fantasia,
Edith Lowell and Margaret West.
Dorothy Dennison