Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-07

Raw. J. b. Little Of Bethel We In ths
Village Saturday.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole was IN Msxioo
on business Thursday.
| Miss Beryl Russell Of Sumner ID the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Park.
The Optimistic Class will meet with
Mrs. Grover Saturday afternoon at s
O'Clock.
There will be dance at Grange Hall
next Saturday night. Music by Shaw's
jazz Orchestra.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet
with Mrs. Lotsie Abbott Wednesday af.
ternoon. Dec. s.
Quite lot Of ash logs are being sawsd
at the j.. A. Kennsy mill for the W. +.
rubbs Co. In Norway.
The pastor of the Baptist church will
speak next Sunday 10 the children on
the subject, "rin cans and other cans"
The Paris Trus, Company have added
l2o new depositors to their list during
the past year, making the total number
Zoo.
Mrs. Daughrsty, e. w. Knight and
Eugene P. Lowell took dinner at Roscoe
Bennesrs Sunday, Roast chicken was
served.
Will every one having table cloths and
dishes belonging to the Universalist
church please bring them In before the
supper Tuesday night.
s. E. Newell, who has been seriously
Ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Psrley Ripley, 10 gaining, and seems to
be on the road to recovery.
The Twelve Old Maids" which was
to have been given last Friday will be on
Tuesday, Dec. IA, at 7:S0, preceded by
covered dish supper at $50.
Come and have a hot clam chowder.
The Ladies' Social Union will hold their
regular fair supper Tuesday. Dec. Z.
Supper served from $50 to 7:45.
As had been forecast Judge Sanford L.
Fogg received the Republican nomina-
ton for mayor of Augusta Friday night.
The nomination WAS unanimous.
There will be a musicale at the fire
station hall next Tuesday afternoon, the
l+th, under the direction of the music
committee Of the Community Club.
Il will cost you nothing to get into
the sale at the Baptist vestry next Thurs
day afternoon, but We intend that II
shall cost you something to get out.
Yon will remember there are many
fine cooks among the Baptist women.
Come to the vestry next Thursday after
noon and buy some of their pies, cakes
and bread.
1t will be well worth your while to at
tend the fair at the Baptist vestry next
Thursday afternoon. A large variety of
attractive articles will be on sale at rea-
sonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Mason were
guests of their daughter In Brookline,
Mass, several days last week. Mr..
Mason returned Tuesday, but Mrs.
Mason will remain several days.
The sums pledged at our last alumni
banquet for the "slumni scholarship
fund" are now due. Will you please
send the amount Of your pledge to Nora
A. Durham, Treas. South Paris, Maine.
Repairs are we'll along on the Leon
Noyes house on Gothic Street, which
was badly damaged by FIRE on Armistlce
Day. The roofs sre on and the outside
work nearly completed. Some changes
and additions from the former arrange
ment of the house have been made.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will have q
meeting in the vestry Wednesday after
noon at 2:S0 O'Clock. There will be an
address on mission work by
Mrs. johnson of Portland, followed by 81
social tea. Everybody cordially invited.
In connection with the sale st the Bsp-
fist church on Thursday there will be q
concert 10 the evening. The concert
will consist Of both vocal and instrumen- |
tai numbers, with Miss Eva NJ. Heck of
Berlin, n. d, a. reader. Miss Heck |
comes highly recommended. Admission
% cents.
Mt. Pleasant Rebskah Lodge at its
regular meeting next Friday evening |
will have it's annual roll call and work. |
A supper will be served at 9 o'clock. |
Those not already solicited are asked to
bring cake or q fancy pie II they come
to supper. It Is hoped all members will
respond In some way to the roll call.
At the Baptis: church Sunday the
pastor began o series Of sermons on "A
Rejoicing Christian" The four phases
as sub-topics for each Sabbath are:
Rejoicing in suffering" "Rejoicing In
service" Rejoicing despite Imperfect
tions," Rejoicing over anxiety" In
the evenings of this month the topic
will be "What Baptists believe"
Miss Hinckley's talk at the last meet
ing of the Community Club was decided
ly entertaining. The only thing 10 be
regretted was that the weather hadn't |
been so all the members could have
heard her. We are in hopes she may |
come again TO talk to US some time. A |
good number of gifts have been received |
and have been carried to the Oxford
Sanatorium.
The next meeting of the Community |
Club will not occur until next week |
Tuesday, Dec. 14th. Three weeks be- |
tween the meetings this time as the
second Tuesday does not come until
Dec. l4tb. The entertainment will be q
musicale with the following talent as |
sisted by local people: Mrs: r. e. Pom
eroy OF Lewiston reader, and Miss Dunn
of Norway vocalist. 1t will be an enter |
tainment 70 be looked forward TO with
gres, pleasure.
Paris Grange at Its annual meeting
Saturday elected the following officers
for the coming year. They will DO In
stalled at the frat meeting 10 January:
M-Aussin P. stearns. Jr.
O.-Ernest Talbot.
Eva Record.
Chap. 8. Brown.
Treas.-R- 8. Gates.
Sec-lZa Porter.
G. K.-Arshur Talbot
Ceres-IdA Stearns.
Pomona-Lois Talbot
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