Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-08

Q visit.
Richard Millett 10 Mt home from Bo.
ton University for the summer vacation
shaws Jazz Banjo Orchestra. f,v.
pieces, at North Waterford this Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Park and Mr.
and Mrs. Q. A. Cole are on Q fishing trIp
to South Rangelsy.
A. Dumond and family of Gorhsm. N.
d., are to move to this village, where
they VIII make their home In the future.
The next meeting of Oxford Pomona
Grange will be held ut Harrison on the
last Tuesday in June, which 10 the 29th
day Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller Giles of
Auburn announce the engagement of
their daughter, Charlotte Wing, to James
Francis Libby Of Portland.
Because OF the difficulty of securing
help, B. W. Tuttle, proprietor of Hotel
Andrews, has closed bis dining room.
The house Is still open for lodging.
Rev. G. Wellington Rogers Of the Con.
gregational church and Rev. Chester
Gore Miller OF the Univsrsalist church
exchanged pulplts Sunday morning.
The children of the Univsrsaliss Sun.
day School will have q rehearsal Tues
day afternoon after school for the chill.
dren's Sunday concert to be given on the
Goth.
Wednesday will be observed as Moth
ers' Day with the Congregational Juniors.
All mothers who have children In the
Junior Society are invited to meet them
at S:45.
The annual meeting of the Paris Farm
ers' Union will be held at Paris Grange
Hall, South Paris, Saturday, June II, at
l:S0 P. n. A speaker is expected to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 81. Perry, dsugh-
ter Ruth and son Howard have Just re-
turned from an extended visit among
relatives in Gorhsm, Jefferson and War.
rem, n. 81.
Sunday, June 18th, will be observed
as Children's Sunday at the Cougrega-
tional church. VIII those who have
flowers for decorations have them at the |
church early Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Noyes will 20 |
Tuesday to the Eighth Maine building
at Peaks Island to get 1t ready for the
annual reunion OF the regiment which |
opens Wednesday. Mr.. Noyes 10 presi- |
dent Of the regimentsl association.
Mrs. Raymond Dunhsm was taken |
Saturday morning In an ambulance to |
the Central Maine General Hospital at |
where later in the day al
daughter was born. At latest reports |
both mother and child were doing we'll. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler and |
two children, Mark and Jean, of Wake
field, Mass, and Miss Marion Wheeler of |
Mass, have been at Mr.. Wheel |
er's camp at Shsgg Pond for most of the |
past week, leaving here Sunday on their
return home.
Capt. Arthur w. Pratt of East Orange,
n. j., Is q guest at James N. Oswell's
for few days. Capt. Pratt, much of
whose life has been spent on the sea, but
who was in other business for some
years, went back to nautical life some |
two years ago, and is in command Of
vessel.
Donald Brooks and Harlan Dennison |
have returned from the University of
Maine for the summer. Arthur G.. Dow,
who Is q member of the Naval Reserve,
has been out since the first of May, and |
is in the naval service for the summer.
he sailed on the 2Sth of May with the
Annapolis students from Philadelphia
for trip through the Panama Canal and
up the west coast. He expects to be in
the service until about the middle of
September.
The engagement Is announced of Mr..
Wallace A. Clifford of New York city
and Miss Barbara Msrr of Westerly, r.
[. Mr.. Clifford, who is well known
here, is the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Clifford. Miss Msrr Is one of
Rhode Islands most popular and talent
sd teachers. She has been state critic
teacher at the Coggeshall school in
Newport for the past eight years.
Their marriage will take place in the
sarly summer and they will make their
home In New York, where Mr.. Clifford
Is in the wholesale importing business.