Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-13

Il ~. 6rieoo Ncye9 or Harrison ha
/. been spending week In town.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Allen entertained
tie Western Avenue Rook Club at thel
home Friday evening.
The dance given. BY Nelanson's Or
chsstra viii be Thursday evening thil
week instead OF Saturday at Grange Hall
The Phllathea Class will meet with
Mrs. John Titus Thursday, Dec. Is
Please come early, a. there is important
sewing to be done.
The December meeting of the Rallis
Class viii be at the home OF Mrs. Emms
w. Mann Thursday afternoon. There
will bea covered dish supper at 8 O'Clock.
| Special meeting of South Paris Board
Of Trade will be held at Engine Hall
Monday evening, Dec. 12th, ct 7:S0.
important business, please attend.
| IRVING o. BARRows, Sec.
Among those who swsnt to Portland
Monday morning to attend the State
Grange were Austin p. Stearns, Jr., A. /.
e. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Gates, !. o. Swift.
Hamlin Lodge, K. OF p, will nominate
officers next Friday evening. After the
work rehearsal of the third rank team.
On Dec. % they will work the rank of
knight, followed by light lunch.
The Busy Bees have the Ave and ten
cent grab ut the Universalist fair Wed.
nesdsy of this week. Any article any
| good Universalist wishes to contribute
for this will be gratefully received BY
the girls.
Raymond Russell has sold his livery
business at the Hotel Andrews stable TO
Alton G. Conant of Hebron and Harry
Z. French who comes from Massachu.
setts. They take possession this Mon
day night, and will run 1t under the
nlme of Conant & French.
The following pupils OF the Porter
Street Primary have had 100 per cent In
spelling for the week: Third Grade,
Gilbert Stevens, Christine Noyss, Stan
ley Whitney, Marion Kenney, Austin
Record, Pauline Paine, Stanley Foster,
Marjory Powers, Pearl Swallow, Shirley
DsCoster, Ralph Stiles, Mabel Millett,
Earl Briggs. Second Grade, Marjorie
Record, Martha Briggs, Helen Powers,
Kathleen Foster, Viola Cummings, Mad
cline Cummipgs, Mary Colley, Ira
Briggs, Alton Swan.
G. Guy Buck Informs the Democrat
that the Westeru Maine Poultry Associ- /
alton never received SO many entries as
they have this year, which points to the
biggest show In the history of the asso-
citation next January, the Sd, 4th, and
5th, at the Grange Hall, this village. |
A number of new wire cages have been |
received, which will add 20 the attract
lvsness of the exhibition. The govern
ment has given q premium in Vsnto |
bu' tonless, pinless baby outfit. A large
number Of other premiums will be given. |
The education committee of the Com |
munity Club are trying to work out
plan for providing at leas. one hot dish |
for q noon lunch for such pupils at the |
brick school house as are obliged to |
remain at the school house during the |
noon hour. This can be done with only |
slight expense If women enough can be
found who are willing to 20 occasion
ally to the school house TO prepare the |
hO uohhookS VI VIC
will do their part, and several other |
women have expressed their willingness |
to take their turn. II there are others |
who will volunteer to assist they may
pass their names to Miss Julia Morton,
Mrs. Edith Wheeler, Mrs. g. o. Turner,
Mrs. Eva Titus or Mrs. Retta Lovejoy. |
Such assistance will be gratefully re-
ceived.
The corner stone of the new Opera
House block at the corner Of Main and
High Streets was laid without ceremony
Monday morning. Embedded in the
cement under the corner stone various
coins were deposited by the following
persons: George NJ. Atwood put in a
Maine Centennial half dollar; William
A. Porter put in an old eagle cent, q
Lincoln cent, one of the old large size
cents and an old 2-cent piece; Others
present put in small coins as follows:
j. Hastings Bean, William o. Frothing
ham, Stanley NJ. Wheeler, Austin P.
Stearns, George 81. Davis, Frank E. Kim
ball, Guy Culbert, h. Walter Stsrbird,
w. A. Jack, superintendent of con-
structiou, .Chss. Z. Waterman, John
Wight, Charles A. Walker, Capt. Guy
i. Swett, Alton Harrington, j. 81.
Aldricb, Harry Lowell, c. Guy Buck
and George Lewis of Lewiston, the last
being the mason who laid the stone.