Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28

r. Henry Woodwork has entered the
freshman class at Bates College.
Mrs. Mary Cobb of Auburn and her
great. grandson Ralph Goodwin are guests
of Mrs. Anna 81. Hayes.
The Womsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Geo. Fsrnum
at 2:30 P. NJ. Wednesday.
Mrs. Percy P. Allen and children,
Marion and Robert, were recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon Kimbsll In East
Bethel.
Mrs. E. b. Mosher and daughter Hazel
are visiting relatives in Providence, r. /.
Mr.. Mosher was there with them for 3
few days last week.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Jackson, Mrs. Sidney P. Jackson, An
drew ]. Jackson and Nellie NJ. Jackson
motored to Portland.
Mrs. Belle Jones of Derry, N. e., and
granddaughter, Miss June Davis of Rum
ford, have been guests at j. q. Jones'
for the past few days.
IL is hoped the members Of Mt. Pleas
ant Past Grand Association won't forget
the meeting with Mrs. Forbes Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
The Womsn's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Lucy Edwards
Thursday at 2:30 P. NJ. This being Mrs.
Edwards wedding anniversary large
attendance is desired.
The C. <. conservation meeting at the
Congregationalis church will be held
Sunday evening, Oct. 3. Subject, "Our
Church Privileges and obligations" All
members are urged to make a special
effort TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NoddIn and Mrs.
George McMulkin, of Gorham, N. g.,
were at Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Nor
toms last week. Mrs. Noddin was Miss
Fannie Penfold before her marriage, and
lived In South Paris.
Mrs. C.. A. Record, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary 81. Crockett,
for the past few weeks, and her son
Myles Record, who has meanwhile spent
most of bis time at North Bridgton, left
Monday morning for their home in Alb
ington, Mass.
Miss Nora Durham completed her en-
Sagemeut as stenogrspher in the office oil
Alton C. Wheeler Saturday night, anc
goes into the office of the Tubbs Snow
shoe Co. ut Norway. Her place in Mr.
Wheeler's Office Is taken by Mrs. Mario
RE Parlin Powell.
81. z. Wilson has sold bis house OF
Pine Street to s. @. Davis of Lowell, who
will occupy 10 about the first OF Novem
Der. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who have
been living there, will move back t'
their house on Pleasant Street, where
they formerly lived.
Mrs Chester G.. Miller and dsughte
Ruth left for Philadelphis last Thurs
day. Miss Miller will enter upon be
second year in the Philadelphia SchoO
of Design for Women and Mrs. Mile
will visit her mother and other relatives
planning to return in two or three weeks
.George 81. Davis seems to be subjec
| to a fine for having in his possession II
cIose time one "ruffcd grouse, ommon
called partridge" he picked Il mp Oh
ths lawn by his house Monday morning
while il was still warm. Apparently to
bird few against the house with snc
force as to prove fatal.
II A further increase OF express rate
has beeu announced averaging 1873 pc
cant. which apply to class and commoe
isy rates. making q total increase OF 2
nsr cent granted express companie
ri,h;, the last few months. Exception
.rs made In the new rates In milk an
ars.m shipments. The new rates hav
/ been approved By the Interstate Con
merce Commission.
We finally got our frost last Tuesoa
!. morning. the 21st-the latest date ZOE
frost in a number OF years. IL WAS no'
hsavv one. and the crops were 20 10
D I'D that most OF them had got pa
: damage, 80 the loss will NOT DC e1se
: sIye. Since the frost We nave nso
Q most unbfoken summer wessnet y.
: the Thermometer well up In the eisn'i
+ Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Social Union will hold
vary important business messing w
!. nssday ct ESQ o'clock In tne Sauu'
school room Of the Universal'st ceuIc
y Fvsrv member please be in sttsnoanc
Ths nnlon at their booths on tne oAio
. Comfy fair grounds took In over nn
" Surdrsd dollars with relatively sm'
70 -nsnsss. This 10 the greatest amou
70 - .f Oxford fair BY the Universs,, -,
70 .ss,. In the history OF the parish. ~
!, 100 booth and booth space nave %
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