Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-19

Miss Margaret Wilson Of Ash.,, -.
s sSs susss Of Mrs. Anna B. Hayes over
Edwin Hounds and Mlss Carrie Dovls
OF Danv HE we're guests Of Mr.. and M
j. d. Haynes over the week end.
Miss Madeleine Emery Of Wsst Ma
Portland has been the guest Of M. snd
Ars' w. 3. Strickland for . few days.
The subject Of the forenoon ..rmon =.
me bspust church Oct. oath VIII be
iife?' ~ '1' aA'ueso
The women's voting lat has beam
printed and posted by the selectmen a.
eneir ofnce. As printed it contains ga
names.
Inc annual reception to The teachers
given by the w. G. T. u. will be- In the
vestry OF tho Baptist church, Friday
evening. Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Walker Of Portland
nave been guests Of their sister, Mrs.
William Culbert, also Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Winslow of Wsstbrook.
Mrs. Evelyn Green and SON Horace.
who have been stopping in North Water.
ford for several weeks. have Returned 10
this village and will keep q boarding
house.
d. A. Morton and family are spending
. week or two at their camp st Shagg
Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G., Wheel.
or were their guests there for few DAYS
last week.
The Democrat Is revealing In straw.
berries, nice large juicy ones, picked on
the 18th day Of October by Mrs. Laura
Chase from her strawberry patch on
High Street.
Theodore Thayer 10 again the owner
and manager OF the meat market which
he opened few weeks ago in the former
Briggs building, and little later sold TO
Arthur B. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Gilbert and
daughter Mabel of Mexico and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold B. Gilbert of Canton called
on relatives here Sunday while on An
automobile trip.
Paris High School football team
brought home q clean score from q game
with South Portland High School at
South Portland Saturday. The score
was 80 to in favor of South Portland.
There will be a Halloween sociable
held at the King school house SATURDAY,
Oct. %, at 7:S0 P. N. Admission 10
cents. All come and have q good time.
Ice cream on sale. Proceeds 90 to the
School Improvement League.
The dance ct Mechanic Falls last Fri
day evening was we'll attended. People
came from Oxford, Lewiston and Au-
burn, Minot and South Paris. Another
dance is booked for Friday night, this
week. Shaw's Jazz Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Needham of Port
land came Saturday afternoon to visi.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. N. Anderson, and re-
turn home Monday afternoon. On Sun.
day Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Needham made trip by automo-
bile around the mountains.
Rev. G. G. Miller Is improving in
health, but 10 not yet able to occupy his
pulpit, and no services were held at the
Universalist church on Sunday. Mr..
Miller expects that next Sunday he will
be recovered sufficiently to preach, and
church services and Sunday School will
be resumed.
A social get-together of the churches
will be held Tuesday evening at the yes
try Of Deering Memorial Church. Mem
bers and friends of all the churches are
invited. The Universslists are especially
requested to take notice of this, as there
has been no opportunity TO give the no
tios from the pulpit.
The Optimistic Class meets with Mrs.
Grover Saturday afternoon of this week.
A covered dish supper will be served at
supper time. Each member is expected
TO be present with something to eat In q
covered dish, and to take her OWE dishes;
q plate, knife. fork, spoon and drink
ing cup. Coffee will be furnished them.
The class met last Saturday with Mrs.
whitman and Mrs. Morton, and spent q
very enjoy able and profitable afternoon.