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The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15
ANNOUNCEMENT
Enr rircnif Clerk.

The Star is authorized to announce the candidacy of -
 WESLEY L. NICHOLS af Hatfield as candidate for the of fee of Circuit Clerk subject to the decision of the Democratic primary
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Mena, and will move to their new home this week.
 R. E. MeCann of Fort Smith was in Mena Wednesday.
 T. J. Wilbanks was in Grannis on business Tuesday.
 L. E. Compton of Wickes was a Mena visitor Wednesday.
 Sidney W. Duke was a business visitor in Oden Wednesday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Doug Walker were up from Cove Wednesday. They were accompanied by B. H. Barton and Miss Freida Moss.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Daniels of Hat field were with Mena friends carly this week Mir. Daniels is manager of the Hatfield Telephone Company.
 w. Nj. Chamblin is the latest pur- chaser of a new Ford, getting a shiny one from the Proctor Smith Company Monday. Mir. Chamblin will use the car in his work
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Traummell ot Cleveland, O., who were motoring to Gulfport, Miss, to spend the winter, were guests at the Ozark Tuesday during their short stay in Mena.
 The Proctor-Smith Company gave a blowing demonstration with q Ford son tractor at Ed Little's farm near Board Camp Wednesday. A party of Cove farmers came up to attend the showing.
 George w. Patterson, formerly of Danvilie. H.. and of late a resident of San Antonio. Tex, is in Mena to visit his old time friends. Mr. and Mrs. C D Raker The fe== 4..-s Mx
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c. P. Patterson of Muse was in Mena Tuesday to market cotton.
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W. L. Leamon and L. S. Larimore of Rich Mountain were in Mena Mon. day to market cotton.
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J. D. Budd and son, J. D., Jr., left Monday for Ogden, where they will visit Mir. Budd's son, Roy, and also di- rect the loading of g shipment of al- falfa hay.
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pressed him and he is considering bringing his family here to live.
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Mrs. W. T. McMillan and daughter, Mrs. A. J. Williams, left Tuesday af- ternoon for Corpus Christi, Tex. to spend the winter in the balmy cline of the gulf coast
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c. B. Lyons of Poteau and W. P. Lyons of Heavener are in Mena at the bedside of their father, W. M. Lyons, who Is seriously ill at the home on Eagle Gap avenue.
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Paul White and c. A. Park of o. tavia, Ok, were shopping in Mera Tuesday.
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W. c. Hay of the Hay JeweIry Company left Monday for Smithville with an Edison that is to bring Christ mas cheer to family on the Okla homa side of the border. He re- turned early Tuesday.
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c. R. Outright, living on Route 2 west of Mena, was in the city looking after bushes matters Monday. Mr. Outright has just returned from El Dorado, where he has been working in the oil fields.
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Mrs. Mary J. Hunter has returned from a visit at Oklahoma City.
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PERSONAL NOTES

Claude Williford was in Texarkana Tuesday on business.
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Miss Leo Griffin of Little Rock, sewing specialist with the state ex'. tension forces, arrived in Mena Tues day evening to assist Mrs. Mary Austin, home demonstration agent, in sewing demonstrations to be held at Nunley and Mountain View.
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Mrs Margaret Dicker1nan and two sons, former residents of Hamilton
 Ohio. who have been living al The Ozarks for several weeks. have de- cidcc Mcna suits them as a permanent home. Mrs. Dickerrnan has hos,ghf thru Allen < MeHillan the ]. n. Nil. Ter suburban place in the east parf of
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...lsI(R FOR SALE ps .:>

sGs See sals,sis as SsI,. sssi <, Cove, Ark '''s A' l, S
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15

day to market cotton.
 Mrs. T. McClelland and daughter, Miss Agnes, came from Wickes Mon day to visit friends and to attend to Christmas shoppings
 c. k. Thomas of Richmond and J. J. Williams of Blackfork were Scott county residents who were in Mena Tuesday on business.
 J. D. Budd and son, J. D., Jr.. left Monday for Ogden, where they will visit Mir. Budd's son, Roy, and also di- rect the loading of shipment of al- falfa hay.
 Mrs. w. T. McMillan and daughter. Mrs. A. J. Williams, left Tuesday af- ternoon for Corpus Christi, Tex, to spend the winter in the balmy cline of the gulf coast
 c. B. Lyons of Poteau and W. P. Lyons of Heavener are in Mena at the bedside of their father, w. M. Lyons, who is seriously i'll at the home on Eagle Gap avenue.
 c. R. Outright, living on Route 2 west of Mena, was in the city looking after bushes matters Monday. Mr. Outright has just returned from El Dorado, where he has been working in the oil fields.
 W. c. Hay of the Hay Jewelry Company left Monday for Smithville with an Edison that is to bring Christ mas cheer to a family on the Okla homa side of the border. He re- turned early Tuesday.
 Miss Leo Griffin of Little Rock, sewing specialist with the state ex. tension forces, arrived in Mena Tues day evening to assist Mrs. Mary Austin, home demonstration agent, in sewing demonstrations to be held at Nunley and Mountain View.
 Forest Rangers Payne and Young CT, with Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Young CT, came down from Eagleton Tues day to do Christmas shopping and to buy needed supplies for the trail mak- ing crew of foresters that are work ing on the Foran Gap trail.
 MT. and Mrs. Lou Bowen of Black Fork were in Mena Tuesday to do tneir Christmas shopping. This was Mrs Bowen's first visit to Mena in ten years, 1t is said, but now that better road reaches her .section of Scott county she plans to come often D. r. Brawley. who has lived for three years at Cleveland, Ok, has ie- turned to Mena and will occupy the oio home place or Bethesda road. Mrs Brawley is now visiting a sis Ter, Mrs. Vira Nichols, at Pittsburg, has3 but is expected to arrive here the last of this week.
 Capt. Grady H. Forgy of the Mena noWitzer company, who is attending me governments school of instruc- ton for army officers at Camp Ben l ning, Ga., writes that he is working hard, IS kept busy. "but Is learning \ | great deal of new stuff" He sends 1 regards to friends at home.
 Mrs Margaret Dickerrnan and two | lons. former residents of Hamilton i )hio. who have been living al The lzarks for several weeks. have de- idcc Mena suits them as a peruanenf i Iome. Mrs. DickerTnan has bought tru Alien 4 MeHillan the ]. n. NIL l IT suburban place in the east par4 of !
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GIFT GLOVES

Gloves of kid, silk and suede make ideal gifts. All the newest styles and colors from $1 and up.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15

Capt Grady II. Forgy of the Mena hoWitzer company, who is attending tne governments school of instruc- ton for army officers at Camp Ben ming, Ga, writes that he is working hard, IS kept busy. "buf Is learning \ great deal of new stua." He sends regards to friends at home.
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Ira Keller and J. C. Proctor were up from Hatfield Wednesday, seeking to perfect the transfer of land the latter is buying.
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D. F. Brawley. who has lived for three years at Cleveland, Ok, has ie- turned to Mena and will occupy the oid home place or Bethesda road Mrs Brawley is now visiting sis Ter, Mrs. Vira Nichols, at Pittsburg. hass but is expected to arrive here tile last of this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Married.

In Auburn, Dec. %, by Rev. Roderick J:
Mooney, Mr.. George A. Maxim OF Buckneld ana
Miss Grace II. Pearl Of Turner.
"a North w.terboro, Dec. u, by Frank q.
Williams, Justice Of the Peace, Mr.. Lucy Briggs
Of Paris and Miss leila Pierce Of Waterboro.
In Rumford, Dec %, by Rev. George a. Hunt,
DR.. Moses j. Brooks and DR.. Evelyn Noyes,
both Of Rumford.
In Rumford, Dec. q, by Rev. Fr. Boivin. Mr..
Thomas Theriault and Miss Mary Rose Thibo.
deau.
In Rumford, Dec. n, by Rev. FIR. Havey. Mr..
Alexander Clouthier and Miss Eva Blier:
In Hebron, Dec. "a, by Rev. A. =. Kingsley,
Mr. Frank Arthur Hilton Of Portland and Miss
Frances Bearce Glover Of Hebron.
In Dixheld, Dec. %, by Rev. 3. =. Gilkey, M.
Carl 8. Smith Of West Peru and Miss Thalh ID.
Virgin of Dixheld.
In Rumford, Dec. %, by Rev. Ralph r.: Lowe.
Mr.. Carl Andrews and Miss Dorothy Linnell,
both of Rumford.
In Bethel, Dec. %. by Rev. G. L. Wheaton,
Mr.. David Babson Of Berlin, N. a., and Miss
Bessie L. Wheeler Of Bethel.
In Bethel, Dec. Is, by Rev. O. L. Wheaton, Mr..
william B. spinney and Miss Nettie Thompson
In Hiram, Dec. aS, Mr.. Ernest Merrill Of Mas
sachusatts and Miss Mildred Wilcox Of Hiram.
In Brownfeld, Dec. %, Mr.. Edgar wentworth
and Miss Hazel Cole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Mellen e. Bolster.

Mellen E. Bolster, formerly for many
wears an active business man OF Port
land, died quite suddenly ct bis home on
Highland Street in that city on Monday
night. Mr.. Bolster was a native OF Ok
ford County, having been born at Rum.
ford Point Sept. 10, 1887, the son OF Otis
G. and Dolly B. (Keyes) Bolster. He
moved with the family to South Paris In
1855. For some years he was clerk In
his fathers store here, and had charge
of the business after bis fathers retire.
ment. In 1855 he went to Portland,
where he was clerk In several differ
emit stores, finally becoming partner In
Q Wholesale house which In 1884 became
Bolster, Snow & Co., with Mr.. Bolster
at the head of the firm. In 1907 the
business was sold to the Parker, Tbomes
Co., who continue 1t. For some years
Mr.. Bolster has been retired from busi
ness, and enjoying we'll earned leisure.
Mr.. Bolster married Ann Sophia Rob.
erts, and after her death married Mary
Smith, who died some years ago. he ID
survived by three daughters, Mrs. Eva I.
Hastings of Bethel, Mrs. Harriet w.
Pierce of Portland and Mrs. Julia A.
Ferris OF Montclair, N. j., and one son,
Rev. freedom E. Bolster Of New York
city.
Mr.. Bolster had been for long time
member of the High Street Congrega
tional Church of Portland, and for years
had been q deacon and trustee of thu
church. His funeral on Thursday wal
attended by Rev. William 81. Mousley
the pastor of that church. Four Of bill
intimate friends of long standing, T. b
johnson, j. w. Parker, q. w. Shaylor
and E. P. Staples served a. honorary pal
bearers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Walter w. White.

The death of Walter William White OF
New Gloucester occurred Sunday night,
Dec. 20, ut the Central Maine General
Hospital In Lewiston, where he was be-
ing treated for typhoid pneumonia. His
wife was In the same hospital, having
undergone an operation for appendicitis
previous to his being taken to the hos
pital Q week before his death.
Mr.. White was the oldest son OF Frank
and Anita White, and was born In South
Paris SO years ago. His father was for
some years station agent OF the Grand
Trunk st South Paris, but was trans
ferred TO Danville junction, whore he
remains. Walter w. White Was In rail.
road work from early life, at the time oil
his death and for quito . period before
that having been agent OF the Maine
Central &C the Gray station.
he WAS q member Of the New Glouces
ter Congregational church, Was thirty
second degree Mason, past master Of
| Cumberland Lodge Of Masons OF New
Gloucester, and member Of Kora Tenn
pie, Mystic Shrine.
In June, 1908, he married Miss Luc!
Rowe OF New Gloucester, who survives
him. He 10 also survived BY his parents
of Danville junction, six brothers ant
four sisters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Hilton.Qloyer.

A quiet wedding took place on Friday,
Dec. "a, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b..
T. Glover of Hebron, when their daugh-
ter, Frances Bearoe Glover, became the
bride of Frank Arthur Hilton OF Port.
land. Rev. A. E. Kingsley officlated,
using the double ring service.
The bride wore . handsome gown OF
white georgette, with veil caught with .
wreath of orange blossoms, and carried
q shower bouquet Of bride roses. Mrs.
A. e. Montgomery of Montreal, sister OF
the bride, was matron OF honor. She
was gowned In white georgette. and car
rled q bouquet of daybreak pinks. Per.
oy Ridlon of Gorham was best man.
The wedding march was played BY Miss
Dukeshire, . friend of the bride. ;,
The house was prettily decorated,
chiefly with Christmas green.
The groom's gift to the bride was .
wrist watch.
Following the ceremony reception
was held, and the young couple lett fol
trip to Hartford, Ct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04

A man after Roosevelt's own heart ID
Edward Gagne Of Lewiston, who drop
ped into the Office the other day. relates
The Express Stroller. He ID . repre-
sentative from Lewiston In the State
Legislature, and he 10 the proud father
of IS children, IA Of whom are living.
he also has eight grandchildren. Gagne
10 only so years old, and bis wife hap.
pens to be the Same age. Hes . trained
nurse BY profession and ct present q on
. case In one Of the Portland hospitals.
He has little sanitarium Of his own In
Lewiston. Both he and his wife were
born In Quebec. They were married
when eaeh Wa Is years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04

Rev. Levi NJ. Powers, who died sud
denly in Washington, d. c., Monday,
was one of the leading Uplversalist cler-
gymen In this country. He was born In
Nswry, Me-, In 1854. He studied for the
ministry ut the Maine Wesleyan College
at Ksnt's Hill, and 10 1884 entered Tufts
college. After two years of study there
he taught school and entered newspaper
work in Atlantic City, returning to Tufts
to finish his course there some years
later end graduating In 1890.
DR.. Powers was Q finished orator, q
keen student and widely read and trav'
sled MAJ. He was popular with bic CON
gregatitns. he Was married In 1901.
DR.. Powers filed pulpits In Somer
Vile, Mas, Buffalo and Hayerhtll, ane
Gloucestel, Mass, In 1912. In 1918 ~
accepted call to Warrington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
NV County offlcers.

With the beginning Of the new year
there are some changes In the officers OF
Oxford County, the new ones elected In
September entering upon their duties.
As County Attorney Frederick h.
Dyer OF Buckfleld 10 succeeded By barry
n. Shaw Of South Paris. Mr.. Dyer has
served In the Office OF county attorney
two terms Of two years each, though not
consecutively, and portion Of another
term to f1ll out the unexpired term OF
the late Lucien N. Blanchard, who en-
tered the United States service and died
there. In the Office Of County Attorney
Mr.. Dyer has manifested high degree
of ability. Mr.. Shaw is one Of the
younger members Of the bar, With an
extensive acquaintance, and IL enjoying
q good practice In bis profession.
AZ Judge of Probate Hon. Addison E.
Herrick OF Bethel IL succeeded By Aretas
e. Stearns of Rumford. Judge Herrick
has held the position for twenty years
by election, having been five times elect
ed for four-year terms, and previous to
that had completed the unexpired term
of the late Seward s. Stearns after the
latter's death. He retires with the high
eat respect of all who know him. Judge
Stearns In we'll known throughout the
county. Though native Of Lowell, his
active life has been spent at Rumford,
In which place he settled in Its earlier
days. He has served a. judge OF the
Rumford Municipal Court, and has al
ways been Q prominent citizen OF the
town.
Albert D. Park, who has been Register
of Probate for twenty-eight years, be-
gins another four-year term In that
position.
Harry D. Cole, who has been Sheriff
of the county for two terms Of two years
each, enters upon another term OF the
same length.
Sheriff Cole has appointed the follow
Ing as deputy sheriffs:
George Il. Record, Buckheld.
Charles L. Davis. Bethel.
Frank Z. Hines, Canton.
John A. Babb, Dixheld.
G. W. Cummings, Hebron.
Fred A. Weeks, Mexico.
Harry o. Stimson, Norway. .
A. w. Ottley, Oquossoc.
William Stanley, Porter (P. o. Kezsr Falls).
Philip j. Lessard. Rumford.
Benjamin z. Billings, Woodstock (P. o. Bry.
ints Pond).
Don A. Gates of Dixfield completes
term OF six years as County Commits
,ioner, and is succeeded by Walter G.
Morse of Rumford. Mr.. Morse has
.wice represented Rumford In the legis-
AZURE, and is q we'll known business
nan of the town, with a wide acqusint-
,nce in the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Board Meeting of Community Club.

On account of weather conditions the
regular meeting of the board of govern
ment of the Community Club was post
poned from Monday to Thursday, Dec.
80, when 1t met with the president, Mrs.
Edith Wheeler.
The meeting was called to order by
the president. Sscretary's report read
and accepted. In the absence OF the
treasurer, the report was read by the
secretary and accepted.
The civic committee reported their
plans In regard to having community
center or rest room, and holding fair
some time In the spring TO raise money
TO maintain same. Much interest was
reported In Mrs. Eva Clifford's sewing
class, and small sum was granted her
to use In the work for material, etc.
This report was accepted excluding the
recommendation by the chairman that
S25. 90 be given by the club toward the
expense Of the new skating rink, this
matter being deferred until later meet
ing. =,
The educational committee reported
that they had conferred with Superin-
tendent Of Schools A.. B. Garcelon and
explained the existing conditions as to
sanitation and ventilation Of the toilets
at the Brick and Shurtlef buildings.
They reported the gifts to the town
schools of the book, "MaiDe Ny State"
and 1t was voted to pay for same. This
report was accepted.
The house committee reported the
plans for the card party to be held at
the home of Mrs. Leslie Mason Thurs
day afternoon, Jan. 9th, the proceeds OF
which are to pay for the china which
the club very much needs.
Voted that the place of meeting for
gentlemen's night, Jan. 25th, be changed
to the Methodist vestry.
Voted that the meeting OF Jan. 18th
be held In the evening.
Voted that the names presented at the
meeting of Dec. 2Sth be accepted.
Unfinished business consisted OF the
following:
Voted that Mrs. Eva Titus serve on
the educational committee to ill the
vacancy caused by Miss Julia Morton's
absence.
Voted that Mrs. Alice WIggin serve
on music committee in place OF Mist
Ruth Graves, resigned.
The following were elected by ths
|, president to serve on the Children's Day
committee: Mrs. Margaret Bowker
Mrs. Edna Shaw, Mrs. Grace Stevens
Mrs. Elsie Chapman, Mrs. Sadie Psrlin
Mrs. Amy Strickland.
Voted that the board meeting OF Jan
Path be held with Mrs. Madge Gray a
1880 P. NJ.
Meeting adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Rural Carrier Examinatiou.

The Civil Service Commission an
nounces al examination to be held on
Jan. 8, 1891, at Norway ct 8 A. n. and
Rumford 1t $50 A. NJ, to I'll the posi-
ton OF rural carrier at East Stonsham,
and vacancies that may later OCCUR on
rural routes from other post oflces In
this county. Applications may DO OBJ
tanned from the Offices mentioned, OF
from the Civil Service Commission q
Wnshingt&n. D. O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04

NOTICE.
In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
THOMAS Il. WEIGH, In Bankruptcy
of Dixfeld, Bankrupt
To the creditors Of Thomas q. WEIGH of Dix
field, In the County Of Oxford and district afore.
said
Notice Is hereby given that on the LIST day Of
January, A. D. 1871, the said Thomas 81. WEIGH
was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
frat meeting Of his creditors win be held ct the
Office of the Referee, No. Market Square, South
D. 1921, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
South Paris, Jan. ], 1891.
WALTER L. GRAY,
l.3 Referee in Bankruptcy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
Congregational Church Officers

The annual meeting Of the South Paris
Congregational church was held Wednes'
day evening, preceded by covered dish
supper. The officers and committees oil
the church and subsidiary organizations
are as follows:
Pastor-Edward A. Morris.
Deacons-Chas. H. Howard, Edwin N. Has
kell. three years; Henry +. Muzzy, Alfred b
Jackson, two years. Arthur b. Ialpot' EuW' +.
Woodbury.. one year.
Church Treas.-Edwin n. Haskell.
Standing Committee Edward A. motifs, Cnas'
Alfred II. jackson, Arthur b. Talbot, Edw Z.
Woodbury., Edward L. Greene.
Beneyolence Com.-Miss Eva Z. Walker, Mrs.
Harriet z. Barnes, Mrs Carrie +; Woodbury.;
Thomas s. Barnes, Chas. II. Howard.
Calling Com.-Mrs. o. K. Barrows, Miss Cora
j. Mason, Mrs. A. II. Jackson, Mrs. i. o. Bar
rows. Mrs. 81. G. Fletcher, Mrs. Anna II. Hayes,
Budget Com.-Morton v. Bolster, Edward T.
Woodbury., Miss Eva K. Walker.
Publicity Com.-Edw. A. Morris, Agnes l..
Morton, Morton V. Bolster.
Church Manual Com.-Edward A. Morris, Ed
win n. Haskell, Edward L. Greene, Mrs. T. s.
Barnes. Mrs. Z. N. Haskell
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Supt.-Chas Fl. Howard.
Asst. Supt.-T. s. Barnes.
Sec.-Henry G. Howard.
Asst. Sec.-Stanley w. Greene.
Treas-Morton V. Bolster.
Librarian-Henry +. Muzzy.
Ex. Com.-Mrs. +. 8. Barnes. A. Il. jackson,
Mrs. j. s. Wright.
supt. of Primary Dept.-Miss Nellie NJ. Jack.
son.
Supt Of Junior Dept.-Mrs Ada T. Barrows.
Supt. Home Dept.-Mrs. Sarah Z. Chute.
Supt. of Cradle Roll-Mrs. Gertrude Greene.
Up. 8. c. EIoFFICERs.
Pres.-Merton K. clifford.
Vice Pres.-Mrs Eva NJ. Clifford.
Sec and Treas-Miss Helene Pitts.
Cor. Sec.-Miss Ruth Bolster.
Chairmen of Committees:
Prayer Meeting-Mrs. Alta W. Wise.
Lookout-Mrs. Dora P. Muzzy.
Missionary-Miss Helen III. Barnes.
Socisl-Mrs. Bertha W. Clifford.
Ex Com.-Merton K. Clifford, Mrs. Eva Cnf.
ford, Miss Helene Pitts, Miss Ruth Bolster, Mrs.
Alta Wise, Mrs. Dora Muzzy, Miss Helen Barnes,
Mrs. Bertha Clifford.
supt. of Juniors-Mrs. Harriet e. Barnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
NOTICE,

The subscriber hereby gives notic6 that hs has
bean duly appointed special administrator q
NARY =. GILES, late Of Brownheld,
bonds ~ the law directs. An personi having de-
mands against the estate Of said deceased ere
desired to present the Same for settlements, and
al indebted thereto are requested 70 make Pay
"s'' 'nn' Ws1ITER Z. GRAY.
December alst, 1890 South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04

Tor earache, tookhache, pains, burns. scalds,
sore throat Try d.. ThomAs' xclectic OIL .
splsndid rensdy tor enargoneiss,
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Died.

In Rumford. Dec. %, Amos Fournier, aged q
In Lewiston, Dec. %, Walter William White
of New Gloucester, formerly Of South Paris
aged So years.
Patrick Evans, aged % years:
In Mexico, Dec. 81, Mrs. Elizabeth K. White,
wife Of David White, aged 25 years.
Powers, a native Of Newry, aged So years.
In North Paris, Dec. 25, George L. Rowland
In Townsend. Mass, Dec. Is. Francis Farrar.
q native of Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
Psrley F. Ripley. George N. Atwood, n; Day
:John II. Robinsop. Leslie l.. Mason, D. Henry
Fiaeld, Sumner Z. Newell, Benjamin 3: Bill
lings, John A. Titus. Edwin j. MannsJ. Hast
ings Bean.
EXECUTIVE BOARD-Perley F. Ripley,
George N. Atwood, j. Hastings Bean, Leslie L.
Mason, Delbert n. Stewart, n. Dayton boister'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-04
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed special administrator
q B. TEBBETs, late Of Greenwood,
Ia the County Of Oxford, deceased. and given
bonds - the law directs. Ali persona having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement,
p''"'D' ''AI DANA !. WILLIAMS.
December 9lst, 1870. Lewiston, Maine.