Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-29

G. Hilboru Of West Minot was In
town Friday
uon. Frank A. Morey OF Lewiston was
In town Tuesday.
Harry Reed was in West Bethel sew
eral days last week.
Nrs. Adds Conner Of Bethel 10 visiting
,,atiyes in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Billings spent . day
orso 10 Lewiston last week.
.uu Helen NJ. King Of Portland was
a, home last week several days.
plsa,s bear In mind that there is, TO be
sale st the Baptist vestry Dec. 8.
Dance at Norway Friday night this
week. Music BY Shaw's Orchestra.
Miss Ora Bonney of North Paris was q
Vus,t OF Mrs. c. A. Churchill Tuesday.
Alfred Gotta aud Norvel Brown are
t.kIup violin lessons of David Fischer of
Portland.
Mrs. Alice Thsyer has been . guest Of
Mrs. Luells Phelps In Portland for sew
srsl weeks.
Miss Dorothy Chandler has gone to
Bsthel, where she will be employed by
s. S. Grsenlsst.
sociable will be he'd at the Uniyer-
,slist vestry next Saturday evening, Dec.
SstT:SO Candy on sale.
Edward Dudley Of Mechanic Falls was
in this village and Norway one day in
the earlier part Of last week.
Don't spend all the money you have
this week. Save some for the Baptist
sale one week from Thursday.
RI. LOyejoy brought 10 good eight !
point buck about q week since from q
hunting trip in the Dead River region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G.. Elder were In |
Portland last week guests of Mr.. aud |
Mrs. Edward T. Garland for . short
time.
henry Norton and Fred Judkins spent |
the last Of the week on q hunting trip to |
NeEry, going to the Judkins camp In |
that town.
The Womap's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet |
With Mrs. Donald q. Bean Thursday
afternoon at 2:S0.
There will be hearing at the select |
mems Office at l O'Clock next Saturday, |
10 lay out part OF McKeep and Walker |
Streets in Oxford Park.
There Will be a business meeting OF |
the South Paris Branch Red Cross at the |
home Of Mrs. Walter L. Gray on Tues
day, Nov. 2erb, at P. N.
Hiss Muriel Park Of the teaching force
In the public schools spent the holiday |
and the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Park, In Bethel.
Sbaw's Orchestra of six pieces assisted |
By Forrest Conans saxophone and Luther
Irish trombone played for the junior |
prom dance at Hebron Academy Friday |
evening.
The express east Thanksgiving night |
vas fifty minutes late owing TO pulling |
out drawbar on the mail car at Grove |
ton, Y. g., necessitsting turning the car
80 ID could be attached by Its good end
to the rear of the train.
As usual, the schools took 3 Thanks |
giving recess from Wednesday OF last
week to Monday morning, and number |
Of the teachers went TO their homes or
elsew here for Thanksgiving.
The next regular meeting of Mt. Pleas
ant Rsbekah Lodge will be held on Tues |
dsy evening, Dec. 6. This will be the
annual roll call of the lodge, sod q sup |
per will be served at 6:l5. Every Re-
beksh ID invited.
Harry DeCoster of Lynn, Mass, WAS
ln this village and vicinity Saturday.
Mr.. DeCostsr Is interested in the Spple |
industry, and was In town in connection
with it. he has an orchard OF 1000 trees
in Massac husetts.
TIE next regular meeting of Paris
Grange is Saturday, Dec. 3, at ] 80 Z. n.
This meeting will be election OF officers.
Every one come. Will the hnapce com
mittee please meet at the ball ut l0:30
and inspect the books 20 ~ to report In
the afternoon.
There will be covered dish supper at
the Uoiversalist church Tuesday even
Ing, Dec. 9th, at 8 O'Clock, at which time
the red letter envelopes will be collect
Cd. There will be charge OF 10 cents
TO help pay for the coffee, etc. All come
and bring covered dish.
DR.. c. L. Buck, who has been super
lutendsDt Of the Sunday School OF Deer
Ing Memorial Methodist Church for over
twenty-six years, rendered his resigna-
ton OF that cfice at the board meeting
held last Monday evening. The resigna-
ton has not yet been accepted.
psrlor-csfe Car has been added to
the forenoon passenger train south on
the Grand Trunk Railway and the even
Ing express west. This 10 in addition 70
the regular Pullman attached TO these
trains to and from Montreal. The cafe
cars will run between Portland and
Island Pond.
The following pupils OF the fourth
grade had 100 per cent in spelling for the
week ending Nov. Esd: Edward Briggs,
Isabelle Fleming, William Fostsr, Earl
Fothsrglll, Walter Irvine, Grets Merrill,