Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-14
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Mrs. Leslie Z. Newell Of sum,., :.
the guest Of relatives here. :
Christmas IL again In the air-.nd n
the score windows, a. we'll a the rest Of
the stores. 49, "
The Kupple Kiub will meet with Mr..
ana mrs. Merton K. Clifford on FRIDAY
evening, Dec. II, at 7:S0.
A few days like Sunday will mako N,
shedding dangerously thin, say come III
those who travel the roads.
Mrs. Harold Fletcher wss callsd IN
Livermore Wednesday, on account ~
the severe sickness of her mother.
Mrs. D. D. beverley Of Bryant's Pond
was 10 town Tuesday, the guest Of her
son and his wife, Mt. and Mrs. z. D.
beverley.
The Rallle Glass meets with Mrs
Elmer Briggs Thursday afternoon. A
covered dish supper viii be served At
9 O'Clock.
q. 81. Bryant OF Portland was 10 town
one day iast week. He had just returned
from Gorham, N. H., where be had been
visiting bis son, DR.. 81. q. Bryant.
Tuesday afternoon Of this week NJ
$50 will be the musicale OF the Com
munity Club. Don't forget Il. Thi,
will be very enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Corkum and Mr..
and Mrs. N. 81. Carr motored from Port.
land to spend the weekend of the 5th
and otn with Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Weeks.
Clarence Mcdonald OF Bethel 10 the
new clerk In the drug store Of the Chas.
q. Howard Co. He has had experience
IN the work In the store of q. 81. HAYS
Sons In Portland.
Dancing at Grange Hall every Satur.
day night. Make plans to attend the
Christmas ball on Saturday evening,
Dec. %; also on New Years night.
Shaw's Jazz Orchestra.
Don't forget "The Twelve Old Maids"
at the Congregational vestry this Tues
day evening at 7:S0 to be preceded at
$50 by covered dish supper. Admis-
sion to entertainment 25c.
A "Christmas mystery" will be one of
the features of the Universalist fair
wednesday of this week. This will be
q fireplace with real Christmas stock.
ings. The mystery will be In the con-
tents.
Our advertisers have much 10 say to
the readers this week, mostly along the
line of Christmas shopping. Their ad-
vertisements are good for shopping sug-
gsssions and guide, and should be care
fully studied.
Clarence K. Winslow, who has been
attending the Bentley School OF Account.
Ing and Finance, Boston, Mass, has
accepted an appointment as auditor In
the Internal Revenue Ihcome Tax Unit
at Washington, d. G.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies' Circle Of the G. A. r. will occur
on Saturday evening, Dec. 18th, az usual
instead of on Wednesday afternoon a.
voted at the special meeting on Sstur-
day evening, Dec. 18th.
Francis O'Brieu, telegraph operator at
the Grand Trunk station In this village,
is substituting at the Norway station
while Agent r. G.. Ruel is at st. Hya-
cinthe, Province OF Quebec, after bis
household goods and family.
Paris Grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday, Dec. Is, at 80 P. N.
The grange voted to hold O contest and
elected Mrs. Dora Tyler and Mrs. Alice
Cummings as captains. A full attend
snce 10 desired, as every member will
count for their side.
The Pythisn Sisters will serve home
supper at Pythian Hall Tuesday evening,
Dec. II, at $50 to be followed by the
regular meeting and election Of officers.
After the meeting there will be q re-
hesrsal of the degree staff, a. there Is TO
be work az our next meeting.
Bert T. Lovsridge of Chicago, national
inspector for the Poster Advertising
Association OF United States and Canada,
has been with w. P. Morton for the past
few days, inspecting his poster boards In
South Paris, Norway, Rumford, Me-
chanic Falls and other towns.
The Ladies' Social Union OF the Uni
versslist church will hold their sale
Wednesday, Dec. Is. Lots of fancy ar
ticles, aprons, food, candy and Q grab
bag. Sale begins at 2:S0 and continues
through the evening. Ice cream will be
on sale. A hot lunch will be served
from 5 to O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Barnes entertained
q few friends Thursday evening in honor
OF the birthday of Mrs. z. n. Haskell.
Rock was enjoyed, two tables being
filed. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton C. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
G.. Elder and Mr.. and Mrs. z n. Has
kell.
The Paris Manufacturing Company
have been very busy during the last
month, as Is their custom st this time of
wear. Quite an amount OF goods are
shipped by express, as freight is toe
allow for holiday goods. The express
cars on trains going east are fairly filled
with Grated sleds for the Christmas
trade.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Haskell, for
mer residents of the town OF Paris, cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniversary
on Wednesday last at their home in New
Gloucester. Mr.. Haskell Is 70 years old
and his wife Is q year younger. Both
are in poor health. They were married
10 Paris, Mrs. Haskell being Miss Mary
Fales of Thomsston. Mr.. Haskell has
sister, the wife of Aurestes s. Perham
of Washington, D. c., also former resi-
dents Of Paris.
Stanley NJ. and Robert W. Wheeler at
tended the annual session of Kora Tenn
Die, Mystic Shrine, In Lewiston Friday
evening. The session was one OF the
most largely attended of any In the his
tory of the temple. About one thou
sand mem ers were present. The traci-
tional oriental banquet was served *
$50, but was so bounteous there was
plenty for late corners. There was the
election of officers and the initiation OF
forty seven candidates.
The G. o. P. Club Thursday evening
gave a shower to Miss Eva Andrews ~
the home OF Miss Lula Billings, In honor
of her approaching marriage with Ray
mond Evirs Of Norway. Master Cech
cs..on. .on of Mr. and Mra EuQeuo