Oxford Democrat., 1920-11-02
SOUTH PARIS.

A.. Anna q. Hayes Is visiting rela
-. IN Lewiston for few days.
u,,oS T. Briggs Of Watervills hal
..r IN town for few days hunting.
Ma. Hslen Barnes and Miss Storer at
- the state teachers convention In
Bangor last week
NJ. Ella S. Hsald Of East Sumner ID
M ausst Of her sister, Mrs. Albert d.
PARK.
Tlsction ball at Grange Hall Tuesday
,,Sbt Dancing at $50 sharp. Shaw's
Jazz Orchestra.
u- and Mrs. F. A. Taylor entertained
Aha rook party Thursday evening, when
bur tables were nlled.
socisble and box supper at the Par
,,iSgs school house, Thursday evening,
Nov l. Everybody invited.
cbss,sr Easson and family of Port
,,nd visited bis sister, Mrs. Howard
shaw, of Pine Street over Sunday.
A meeting of the Ladies' Missionary
c,cistv will be held at the home of Mrs.
Eya Clifford Thursday, Nov. 4, at 2:S0
Pm
Ths latest straw berry blossom brought
% tbs Democrat comes from Stanley
Foster II was picked on the 9th of
October.
In line with other freaks of the sea-
.on a rose bush az the home of Geo. r.
Morton is blooming for the second time
this year.
HB. Sturtsysnt of Wslthsm, Mass,
vhoIs spending q vacation st Hebron,
Nj, former home, visited bis son Atlee
hare for a short time last week.
Psrcy P. Allen was last Tuesday ap-
uou,ed health officer for the town of
Paris. to succeed John n. Murch, re-
signed. and hiss entered upon the duties
Of the Office.
There was football game here Friday
afternoon between Paris High School
and Brysn,'s Pond. The visitors were
badly Outclsssed, and Paris won by the
score Of something like 50 too.
Mrs. s. B. Locke and daughter Imo-
gsus. after spending the summer with
Ms. L0cks's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ben
amin SWEET, left on the 23d on their re-
turn to their home in Ogden, Utah.
Harvey E. Powers, who has been in |
Bethel or Newry for the past few years,
has returned to the employ OF the Paris |
Manufacturing Co., and will move his |
smily into Henry Fletcher's tenement |
on Maple Street.
Previous to leaving for her new home
E Portland, Mrs. II. r. Carter was given |
areceptOu by the Universslist Ladies' |
Social UuiOn at the church Wednesday |
afternoon. Refreshments were served,
and social time was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. John McClenathan of
81 Prospect Street, Walton, n. Y, an
nOuDcs The engagement OF their dsugh-
ter, Gertrude l., 10 Albert Wheeler of
South Paris. The wedding will take
place Thanksgiving evening at the home
Of the bride.
The family of g. r. Carter moved last
week to Portland, where they have after
long search found q place in which to
I've. Superintendent of Schools A. b.
Gsrcslon and family have moved into
Ihs house on Western Avenue vacated
By the Carter family.
Miss Marion Ames returned Saturday
from the Central Maine General Hos
plial al Lewiston, where she underwent
Sn operation for appendicitis two weeks
ago. Although il was case requiring |
operation Immediately on arrival at the
hospital, she has made good recovery.
Harvest supper at Deering Memorial
Church Friday evening, Nov. 5. Supper
E6:S0. To BE- followed by an entertain
nsnt, "Tbe Packing OF the Home Mis-
sOnsry Barrel" with music by the jap
anese Sympathy Orchestra. Supper, So |
cents; entertainment, 25 cents; both, so |
cents. 4
The L. W. Whitman farm near Hoop |
G's Ledge, which Mr.. Whitman sold
Dms two weeks ago to Gardner b. Ran
kin, has gone through at least two other |
transfers, W. Z. Keuney bought ir OF
Nr. Rankin for the Mason Manufactur-
Ing Co., and that company, reserving the
timber, has sold the farm to Woodbury.
Thsyer, who will occupy 1t.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole and Deputy
Sheriff B. R.. Billings returned Friday
trom Camp Devens, Mass, with Roy
Ysargles, who was indicted at the Octo-
Der court for breaking and entering and
larceny, and who is charged with breaks
at the store of j. U. Purington in Bethel
and elsewhere. Yesrgles bad enlisted
10 The army under the name Of Roy
Albert. he has court record.
Wednesday evening the members OF
the Kupple Klub made a surprise visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold Neal at their
nsa home on Wheeler Street, and pre-
'ented them with an electric hatiron.
social evening was spent playing whist
and roOk The club will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold C. Fletcher on Gothic
Street Friday evening. the 18th, for the
nrst regular meeting Of the season.
The G. o. P. were entertained Tor was
entertained, we don't know which Is cor
rect, because we don't know what g. 0.
7. stands fOr) by Miss Lula Billings and
Mss Eva Andrews Thursday evening.
Invitations issued by the hostesses indi-
Gated that this was TO be spook party
ID the spirit of the Halloween season, So
al came as spooks or witches. The party
vas held in the barn of George 81. Davis
% Maple Street, but they do report that
10 reaching that objective, the guests
we're personally conducted by q devious
Journey through the aisles Of the ceme-
"'I conveniently near at hand.
Announcements sent out by the law
nm Of Bradley & Linnell, attorneys, OF
PORTLAND, announce that they have
ITfmsd a copartnership with Carl Y:
Jones, and with William B. Nulty and
Crence A. Brown, who for some time
past have been associated with the trm.
Iae name of the new firm is Bradley,
Linnell & Jones. Three men from the
bradley & Linnell Office, including MT.
Jones and Mr.. Nulty, were bere on .
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