Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-18

Miss Marie Brymer has returnsd n
her home In Lynn, Mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dean. Miss Gr.cs
Dean and Allie Gotta spent Sunday vItb
MI. and Mrs. Fred Pike at Cornish.
Mrs. Percy Murch and daughter N.sh.
allie spent few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymon Grant at Lewiston.
The cars conveying the members Of
Hamlin Lodge to Bryant's Pond Wednes.
day evening viii leave the hall at seven
O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Bryant Of
Tenants Hsrbor were In town for the
weekend, and Miss Elizabeth Nuzzy sc-
eompanied them on their return for a
weeks visit.
William Kimbsll Post and the Ladies'
Circle OF the G. A. r. are invited TO a
campfire at Mechanic Falls Wednesday,
OCT. ~, given by the A. A. Dwinal Relief
Corps at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Eta winslow and Mrs. Bertha
Turner have been in North Buckfield
several days visiting their father, Calvin
keene, who is about TO 60 to Massachu-
setts to spend the winter.
There will be meeting of the Womsn's
Auxiliary OF tbs American Legion at
Grand Army Hall this Monday evening
at 7:S0. All who can are requested 10
come, as there Is business of Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Clifford made an
automobile trip of several days last eek
TO Worcester, Mass, where they visited
Mr.. CliGord's brother, 81. W. Clifford.
They found good roads, and had pleas
ant trip.
Mrs. George /. Burnhsm and Miss
Ruth NJ. Graves attended the Music Fes-
tival In Portland last week, going to
Portland Monday morning and returning
Thursday evening. Mr.. Burnham was
In Portland Wednesday and Thursday,
and attended the concerts Wednesday.
Automobiles on q trip around the
mountains or elsewhere are no novelty
in South Paris; but bunch of eight
touring cars travelling together, which
stopped in the Square q few minutes
Saturday morning, was so large as to
attract attention. The party were from
Portland, and were on trip around the
Remember the grange fair Thursday
afternoon. All vegetables and fruits will |
oe delivered within the village limits
Aprons, food aud home made candy, Ice |
Gre N, and fancy work on sale. Sale |
opens at 2 P. N. Drama Thursday and |
Friday evenings. Every one come and
have good laugh.
Members of Miss Eva Walkers class in |
the Congregational Sunday School, com.
posed of the younger women, and the |
class of Rev. Z. A. Morris, composed of /
at Hooper's Ledge Friday evening.
About thirty In all were present. The
evening was q fine one for the season,
md the time was highly enjoyed.
Mrs. b. G.. McGlaufiin LETT Monday
for Providence, r. l., where she
goes as delegate from the Maine Con-
ference to attend thu national convsn-
ion of the Women's Home Missionary
Society, which convenes Oct. 10 26.
From this convention she goes to West.
brook, Maine, to take part in the S7th
tuuudl mC6tiuk VI tuo mhiuo SUuiclcuCol
Nomsn's Home Missionary Society Nov.
ID and Sd.
About twenty-five young people of the
Teen Age" department of Deering Me-
norial Church met at the home of
Miriam Robertson Friday evening, when
he following officers were elected:
Pres.-Glenna knight.
Vice -Pres.-Doris Judd.
Sec.-Treas--Charlotte Cole.
After the election of officers and appoint
nent Of committees, the remainder OF
he evening was spent in games and
ocial good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Garcelon gave Q
party for the teachers Of
he town Of Paris at their home on West
'rn Avenue on Friday evening, October
4. The special features Of the evening
we're the vocal solos OF Miss Ruth Graves,
Who sang chsrmingly some delightful
Mrs. Burnhsm being accom-
,anist; the readings of Alfred Morse,
Who kept his hearers In gale of laugh
er; and selections from the poems Of
'ur talented poetess, Frances Wright
Turner. After the program refresh
nents were served, and the guests i'm
,rovsd the opportunity to get acquainted
With one another.