Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-25
Mrs. Nellie Brickest is IN at her home
IN South Main Street.

Mrs. Nellie brfckett 10 Ill ct her HON,
on South Main Street.
Mr., and Mrs. Caldwell of Oxford ware
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Perkins.
DR.. z. w. Rounds Of Louisville, XIV.
Is visiting his mother and sister and
greeting his many friends.
The Ladies' Circle of the Conereoa.
tional church will serve n harvest an ppe,
on the second Thursday of November.
"More building going on In South
Paris than In any other town vIsit, 81
says j. d. Jones, the travelling salesman.
Mrs. Laura Holman 10 very III at her
home, under the care OF trained nurse,
and little hope of recovery is entertained.
About thirty members of Hamliu
Lodge, Z. OF p, attended the distric,
meeting at Bryant's Pond Wednesday
evening.
There will be an important meeting of
the American Legion Wednesday night,
Oct. 20. ALI members who can please
De present.
Beginning this Monday evening the
drug stores will close at S:15 every even
ing except Saturday, the same as for the
last few winters.
The wedding of Rev. William Thomas
Carter OF South Yarmouth, Mass, and
Miss Susan Louise Rounds will occur Oh
Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs. F. W. Bonnsy is iii and under the
care of trained nurse at her home on
Spring Street, though somewhat more
comfortable at last report.
Mrs. Earl Farnham and Mrs. n. E.
Wilson will furnish music for the w. c..
I. q. teachers reception Tuesday even
Ing OF this week at Norway.
George r. Eastman has received word
of the death at Camp Lewis, Wash, Fri
day night, Of Alice, wife of Major Daniel
Calhoun. Mrs. Calhoun was a niece of
Mr.. Eastman, and rs Miss Alice Dolliver
has visited here in previous years.
Harlan Dsnnison and his roommate,
George Holt OF Beverly, Mass, were In
town over the weekend. Saturday,
accompanied by the Misses Lula Bill
lings and Helen Holt Of Norway, they
attended the Maine-Bates football game
at Bates.
There will be Q Masquerade sociable at
the Universslist vestry Saturday even
ing, Oct. 20, under the auspices of Miss
Thurlow's class in the Sunday School.
Candy on sale. Admission 10 cents.
Proceeds for the benefit of tine piano
fund. All come and have good time.
The following pupils of the Porter
Street Primary School have had 100 per
cent In spelling for the week: Third
Grade, Christine Noyes, Pauline Paine,
Marjorie Powers, Mabel Mlllett, Ava
Grant, Dorothy Sturtevant, Gilbert Ste
vens, Austin Record, Stanley Whitney,
Earle Briggs, Pearl Swallow.
The pupils of the Shurtleff Fourth
Grade, who received 100 per cent in
spelling every day for the week ending
October 21, are as follows: John Cum
mings, Isabel Fleming, Eleanor Haskell,
Harold Nevers, Gordon Stewart, Harold
Starbird, Lucinda Ripley, Grets Merrill,
Bertha Weston, Ava Lord, Amy Lord,
William Foster.
There will be an all. day meeting Of the
Baptist Ladies' Aid with covered dish
dinner at Mrs. Annie Dudley's Thurs
day, Oct. 27. This is the annual meet
ing, and good attendance is requested.
AS the distance TO Mrs. Dudley's home
is too great for most people to walk, any
assistance In the matter Of transporta-
ton will be gratefully received.
The following pupils in the Main Street
Primary received 100 per cent in spelling
for the week: Third Grade, Reta Thur
low, Ismay Aldricb, Francis Martin, LII
liam Bassett, and Frsnklyn Goldsmith;
Second Grade, Arlene Whitney, Grace
Foss, Muriel Titus, Ernest Goodwin,
Gardiner Goodwin, Floyd Bsssett, Her
man Thurlow, Ray Thurlow, and John
Starbird.
Recognizing the prowesss of one OF our
loeal hunters, the bond brokerage firm
of Timberlaks & Company of Portland
have presented Irving D. Barrows with
large loving cup suitably mounted, deco
rated and inscribed. The inscription
awards him the championship OF Oxford
County and relates the cause of this
of merit" in the words: "Four
birds with one shot. Some shot!!P" For
further particulars inquire Of Irving.