Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-26

street, Norway, and the fair rrounds
was opened to travel Friday, and travsl
ere feel that ID 10 worth while.
a harvest supper and entertainer,
VIII be given at the Uniyerssljst chprch
on the evening Of Tuesday, Nov. 3. III
which further notice viii be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gilbert Of Canton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Gilbert and
daughter Mabel of Mexico called ON reIs
tives here Sunday while on an automo.
bile ride.
Mrs. Sophronia 8. Stowell and Mira
William T. Eustis of Dixfield were n
South Paris Sunday to see William B,
Edwards. who 10 confined at his home
with illness.
The last raspberry Of the season-uer.
nsps-is presented to the Democrat by
y. d. Nichols. Several have reported
nnding places where picking half pint
was not difficult.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptis,
church there will be stereopticop lee
ture on "China To day." This win be
very interesting rs we'll rs instructive.
Every one welcome.
In celebration Of bic sixth birthday.
Master Franklin Goldsmith, son of MT
and Mrs. A. r. Goldsmith, entertained =
party OF about twenty young friends at
his home Saturday afternoon.
Christian Endeavor meeting at Con,
gregstional church Sunday evening, Oct.
81. at 8 P. NJ. Subject of meeting.
Making Prohibition Effective Maxine
Bennett, leader. Everybody is welcome.
The c. E. of the Baptist church will
hold marshmallow toast next Friday
night at the vestry. All who wish to at
tend meet at the church at z O'Clock.
Wear old clothes and bring marshmal-
lows.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a Hal.
lowe'en sociable after their regular
meeting on Oct 26th. All members are
requested to come in costume, and each
sister is to bring pie. Those not ap-
pesring in costume must pay a fine Of
i've cents.
Halloween masquerade ball Saturday
night, Oct, 80, st West Paris Grange
Hall. Shaw's Jazz Orchestra. Harves,
supper at intermission served by West
Paris Grange. Dancing at s O'Clock
sharp. All come masked and make il q
good time.
Do not forget the grange sale and sup
per Oct 18th at Grange Hall. Sale at 2
o'clock p. M, and supper at $50 o'clock
Ar III kha
bring in their various contributions 10
good season, and without further invita-.
ton, ii will be greatly appreciated.
Mr.. Emery Gotta and bride, from Prov
dence, r. l.. visited his brother, Allie
Gotta, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Dean, the past week. They are on their
wedding trip to Quebec, and very lively
time was given them as they started on
the rest of their journey Thursday even
ing.
John NJ. Murch has resigned as health
officer for the town of Paris. As yet no
appointment has been made by the
selectmen TO ill the place, but IL Is
hoped to make an appointment during
the day Monday. There are now Ave
identified cases of diphtberis in the
place.
The members of the Community Club
should not fail TO remember the meeting
Tuesday afternoon of this week, when
the club will be addressed by Mrs.
Robert Whitehouse of Portland. The
clubs of the county will be the guests of
the afternoon. The meeting will be at
80 O'Clock.
The quota of the town Of Paris to be
raised for the Boy Scout fund Is $500.
may be given to Stanley
NJ. Wheeler, chairman Of the committee
In charge. While some good sized con-
tributions may be expected, it Is the
desire to make the participation general
rather than special.
On Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cole on Skillings
q surprise party was given Miss
Gertrude Curtis. About twenty couples
were present. The rooms were prettily
decorated with autumn. foliage. Miss
Curtis received beautiful pieces OF cut
glass and silverware. Ice cream and
fancy crackers were served BY the host
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiggin, Mrs.. Nell
lie Brickett and Mrs. Waldo Nash OF Nor
way motored to Camp Lymsncarrie,
Sweden, Sunday. Other guests at the
camp are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garland and
sons Lyman and Clyde OF Bartlett, n.
a., Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hurd and son
Merwin of Lowell, Mr.. Oren Osgood oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Plummer
Of Lowell.
An institute of religious education for
the two towns will be held at Deering
Memorial Church, South Paris, from Nov.
Is 10 81 inclusive. Those conducting
it will be Rev. Edward 81. Brewster, gen.
sral secretary of the Maine State Sunday
school Associations; Rev. W. Vernon
Lytle, of Boston, field secretary OF the
Education Society; Rev.
Alex Henderson, secretary for religious
education, Baptist State Convention; and
Professor o. W. Wsrminghsm Of Boston
ITniyersity, who will address Q union
meeting on Sunday. The several churches
and Sunday Schools join In the institute.
The Optimistic Class met with Mrs.
Grover Saturday afternoon. A covered
dish supper followed with twelve seated
at the table including the first, second
and fourth generations OF one family.
The supper was so bouutiful and the
courses 30 many when the dishes were
uncovered that IL proved regular ban
ouet. and Mrs. Grover an ideal hostess.
The menu consisted of beans and brown
bread. white bread, salmon salad, vege-
table hash, chop suey, angel cake, cnoo-
olste cake, whipped cream pie, sugar
and molssses cookies, celery, pickles,
coffee and Ice cream. The next meeting
of the class will be held with Mrs. Annie
swift Saturday afternoon of this week.
Our summer-like weather seemed 10
have reached it's height Thursday noon'
when the most conservative thermome-
tsrs In the shade on . northwest corner
went to rs degrees or higher, and at sun
rise Friday morning the temperature
was IS. And by the way, there Is one
feature of this weather that 10 psrtlcu-
larly acceptable to the Democrat. That
\, that almost Everybody seems to enjoy
IL. n in winter We have some weather
that Ia a little milder than usual. people
hscin 10 remark, awful unhealthy, this
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