Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-21
Voc Parls.

| At meeting OF the citizens called TO-
gether BY West Paris Chamber Of Com
mercs. . committee was appointed to
make arrangements to proceed, for the
Incorporation of West Paris village.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wyman will ct.
tend State Grange ct Lewiston this
week.
Union Christmas exercises and tree q
the Baptist church Friday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Kimball Of Oxford 10 the
guest of her brother, DR.. r. 81. Packard.
Mrs. Robert Young and sister were In
Lewiston Thursday.
West Paris Grange held an all-day
meeting Saturday, whsn the following
officers were elected:
Master-F. L. wyman.
Overseer-Adney B. Tuell.
Lecturer-MrS. Adney Tuell.
steward-Esrle Hollis.
Assistant 6teward-Wm. LittlehAle.
Treasurer-W. O. Stearns.
Chaplain-Mrs. A. D. Littlehale.
Secretary-Mrs. q. L. Wyman.
Gaia Keeper-Henry Briggs.
Ceres-Mrs. 8. T. White.
Pomona-Mrs. Arthur Dean.
Flora-Mrs. Mary Swift.
L. A. Sc. Beatrice smith.
Chorister-Olga McEeen.
Librarian-Mrs. Fred Smith.
Executive Committee-A. J. Abbott, A. d.
Litslehale.
z. w. Penley passed bis 10Th birthday
Sunday, Dec. II, with gathering OF bis
family, all being present but his young
est daughter, Mrs. Harold Durham, and
family, OF Brattleboro, Vt. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. L. q Penley and
| son Donald of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smith and children of Norway, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Herrick of South Paris,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Penley and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Penley and children,
Miss Alice Penley, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Ridlon of West Paris.
Mark Richardson, who IL to be EN-.
ployed by L. n. Mann & Son, 10 moving
his family into a. q. Wardwelps house
on Church Street.
The sale, supper and dance held BY
Onward Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday
evening vas very successful, both hnan-
cially and socially. Centennial Hall
was made very attractive by the prettily
decorated booths. The vegetable and
canned goods booth at the right az one
entered was decorated In evergreen and
pine Gomez, and was presided over by
Mrs.. Mary Wymau and Mrs. Marion
Mayhem. The fancy work booth Was
decorated 10 evergreen and red berries
and was presided over by Mrs. Winnie
Ridlon, Mrs. Addie Mann and Mfss
Mabel Ricker. The next, which was the
apron table, had for decorations red and
green, and its attendants were Mrs. Ina
Martin aud Mrs. Nettie Chase. The can.
dy and popcorn booth was very pretty
with its decorations of red and white
crepe paper combined with tinsel, and
was attended by Miss Myrtle Dean and
Mrs. Ida Rowe. And last but not least
the mystery tree attended by Mrs. Min.
ME Day and Mrs. Ethel Penley. All the
booths were we'll patronized. At
O'Clock an excellent supper was served
to goodly number, after which dano-
ing was enjoyed, music being furnished
by Anderson's orchestra, which proved
very satisfactory. Altogether the COM
mittee in charge feel much pleased with
the result of their efforts, and wish to
extend their thanks to all who gave
their assistance to make It the success
it was.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Ridlon were In
Portland two or three days last week.
Vernal Bates OF New Haven, Conn.,,
has been recent guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bates.
Among the ladies who were In Nor
way Thursday were Mrs. E. D. Stilwell,
Miss Ruth Tucker, Miss Mabel Kicker,
Mrs. Gertrude Stuart, Mrs. F. W. Water,
house, Mrs. b. r. Tuell.