Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
Hon. Frank A. Norsy Of Lewiston Ne

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The Busy Bees are asked 10 meet wit
Mrs. Forbes Tuesday afternoon ut $50
Shaw's Jazz Orchestrs will feature
new fox trot next Saturday night a
Grange Hall.
Miss Geneva Young Ia at home for thi
week Of vacation from her teaching II
Brockton, Mass.
The Optimistic Glass will meet ct tn,
Univsrsalist church parlor Saturda,
afternoon ct $50.
q. W. Collins of Pawtuoket, R. I.
was recently q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 8
n. Rowe at WILLOW Farm"
Mrs. whiting of North Arlington
Mass, came Saturday for visit of some
length to her daughter, Mrs. W. b
Young.
Mrs. Carroll Wilson with her son Ker
NIT has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. s. Blanchard, at Cumber-
land Center.
Cole Wiggin Co. are making repairs on
the interior OF their store, and getting
4 ACcGy w put III lC8 Ck6dm III oQultiOu W
their other stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Barrows have been
called to Fryeburg by the death Sunday
morning Of Mr.. Barrows' sister, Mrs.
Selden Pinkhsm, Of that place.
Mrs. Lola Henderson and Mrs. Alfred
Bazin Of Montreal were guests of Mrs.
Arthur e. Forbes Saturday. They went
from here to Rumiord to visit relatives
( there.
Past Grand Deputy John E. Everett
Of Hamlin Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
will be 3 candidate for Grand Outer
Guard at the converting of the Grand
Lodge OF Maine.
On February II the U. s. class of the
Methodist Sunday School held their
third meeting and sociable at Martha
Fletcher's. Another meeting was held
last Friday with Edith Lowell.
The Past Grsuds of Mt. Pleasant Re-
beksh Lodge will observe gentlemen's
night at Pythian Hall next Saturday
evening. Members who have no gentle
man 10 take may invite friend.
Miss 8. Louise Rounds will speak on
the subject of Child Welfare at the En-
CINE House Hall st s o'clock this Mon
day evening under the auspices of the
Seneca Club. Every one invited.
Mt. and Mrs. E. N. Anderson enter
tanned seven tables at rock at their home
on Friday evening, the guests being the
members of the Western Avenue Rock
Club. During the evening delicious
homemade candies were served by the
hostess.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
will serve q supper at the vestry on
Thursday, April 81, at $50. Supper
and entertainments, IS cents; children,
% cents. Readings by A. E. Morse and
vocal and Instrumental music will make
up the entertainment.
Charles Winslow of Mechanic Falls
was in this village and Norway Thurs
day. Mr.. Winslow had been putting in
several days in Windham, Bridgton, and
Harrison before arriving In South Paris.
Among other things he Investigated how
smelts were running at Songo Lock.
Rev. G. G.. Miller officlsted at the we'd
ding OF Gerald n. Harding and Grace Is
abel Clark Page at the minister's home
on A ril II, that of Shirley 81. Irish and
Beryl Russell at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert D. Park on April Is and that
of Fred G. Cannon and Ruth A. Down
ing at the ministers home on April 10.
During the past week the following
pupils OF the Porter Street School did
not miss In spelling: Third Grade, Bertha
Weston, Fred Swan, Howard Twitchell,
Edward Briggs, Harold Nevers; Second
Grade, Christine Noyes, Marjorie Pow
ers, Earl Briggs, Marion Ksnney, Paul
Inc Paine, Stanley Whitney, Airline NIL
lett.
Letters received by friends here an
nouuce that Misses Margaret and Jennie
Baker of Norway will start for home
from Denver, Colo, on the letb. They
have spent the most of the winter In
Denver, though during the time they
have made trip to California, visiting
In Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Baker
expects to be back at her desk IN the
Office of W. j. Wheeler & Co. on the I'd
of May.
The anniversary exercises OF Mount
Mica Lodge, Mount Pleasant Reoekah
Lodge. Aurora Encsmpment, /. 0. 0. f.,
are to be held at the Congregational
church Sunday at 2:30 O'Clock. These
bodies will meet at K. Of P. Hall at
O'Clock. The committee asks all Broth
ers and Sisters to make special eftort
TO attend.
E EAPt R B; SaIsnShD' Committee.
r. LESLIE CUMMINGS, }
The talent for the last meeting OF the
Community Club before the annuai
meeting last Tuesday afternoon was
yery ENJOYABLE. Mrs. Abbott showed
herself a true lover of nature, and her
address was exceedingly enjoyable ana
instructive. Mr.. Morse Is always great
fsyorite with his home people, ana DIS
readings were just as enjoyable as ever
All who attended the meeting last Tues-
day heard the president ask Tor an
opinion from every club member Is 10
what the money for the coming MAY
fair should be used for. She asks that
eyery member send q card to Mrs. hsr-
old Fletcher, the financial secretary,
telling for what purpose they should
like the money to be used, so that the
matter can be acted upon at the amman
meeting April Both.
At tho club leaders conference held
I'm the Farm Bureau Office in the court
house, South Paris, plans were isid 10,
the conducting OF the boys and giris
clubs In the county this year. owing 10
the fact that the work Is starting late 10
this county, 1t was thought best not 70
try to start more than two clubs 10 eacn
town where local leaders have oeen
occurred. One club will be composed OF
bows and the other OF girls, and sacn OF
these clubs will probably not carry over
two or three projects. In this way &c Is
hoped that very successful clubs viii De
maintained. At the meeting the assist
ant state club leader offered some vaiua-'
bic suggestions relative to holding .
6sld dsy for the boys and girls some
time about the first Of August; ana .
little later plans will be drawn up ana
committees appointed to arrange for sns
com petitive sports and other features OIL
the event. The assiptant leader aiso
suggested October 7,h and 9Th a. dates
| for holding TIE county CONTEST sno
these were accepted by the leaders pres
i ent. Those leaders who were not pres
Il .nt ill be seen by the county agent,