Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-15
SOUTH PARIS.

Usud the Tin'sr'
,s.t local meeting Of the ladies G
Inc Rnrssu will be held In this vi
ISs W soday, Tuesday
y,, George F. Eastman has been VII
Ali sar .istsr. Mrs. Carrie Hubbard, i
T|Ds TnTsli during the past week.
=. and Mrs. Chester A. Jordan an
M Isck and Dick, Of Portland, wer
ss.,t sa% guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L
Cray.
-. hodv of Charles Gowsll will b
,.iaSbt from Mount Hope Cemetery Il
%J 'nSSro today and placed in Riversid
Cemetery annex.
n, PLEASANT Rebekah Lodge will holC
=. rsgulsr meeting on Tuesday even
Wv Nov Is. This will be nomination
.istsesrs for the coming year.
p.,lsy F. Ripley was elected one o.
-. Sirsetors of the Maine Automobile
s.,ocIatiou at it's annual meeting anC
S.oOust in Portland Wednesday.
NJ. Arthur Eastman and Miss Msuds
c,nnbaIl of Mechanic Falls spent Mon
- and Tuesday with their sister and
:; husband, Mr.. and Mrs. <. d. Pew,
Gls!.
NJ. Annie Hazslton, who has been
,,irinv in town, has returned to her
soms In North Waterford. Before re-
,",nipg she also visited In Auburn, Me-
-, relIs and NorWaV
Est slsighiug OF the year Nov. 10,
,bicb is eight days earlier than the early
ala of last year. With the lakes and
.,nds empty, and no water iu the ground,
,.5out waot TO see this snow stay on.
Rsv and Mrs. W. T. Carter, who re-
.,rpsd about a week since from their
S'psymOon trip to Shsgg Pond, have
,,us 10 their home at South Yarmouth,
s,Ss. making the trip in their sutomo-
ala
lanes q. Kerr of Rumford, who put
the new concrete street In this village
a, sprlng, and whose crew Is now en-
nasd 10 snlarging the reservoir Of the
ss,sr system on Paris Hill, was in town
Wednesday.
The little folk discovered uses for the
sy concrete road unconsidered by older
,Upls IN the little scale Of snow cover
rsh on Monday Of last week. Ii made
r,sllsnt skiing ground, when the out
Lis portions were simply mud.
Among the nominations made last
ysk by Governor Percivsl P. Baxter
srs those of j. Hastings Bean for JUS
ice Of the peace, and Clerk of Courts
1Vuali B. Partridge for dedimus justice.
The wells on the Leon A. Brooks farm,
ruth Of this village, and those of his
AighbOrs, which have stood the drought
q sumner, have now given out. What
Iirus Of these wells is also true OF those
,oshsr sections. The complaint seems
D be general. Unless we have rain soon
n shall have the severest kind Of prohi-
lEon.
Some two or three inches OF damp
now fell Wednesday, and freezing made
isIghing possible. Il seems to have
sen the tail end Of large storm which
tsitsd Aroostook County, where they
I'd foot or more, and even Massachu-
sits cities where II tied up street and
asphone service. The storm in q driz-
Ing sort Of way lasted the rest of the
Hsk.
First Lieutenant Harry NJ. Shaw took
ia examination before the federal board
officers In Portland on the 5th. This
nrd consists Of Major r. a. Fsrnhsm,
.atsd States Army, Major James W.
iInsOn, Ordnance Corps, Maine National
;lard, and Major Leonard 81. Ford Of
asAsdical Corps, Maine National Guard.
here we're fourteen officers of the Third
hns Infantry who took their exsmina-
Ion Of this time.
The following pupils from the Porter
Ssss primary school had 100 per cent
IpeliDg for the week: Christine
SoYss, Marjorie Powers, Pauline Paine,
llron Ksnney, Ava Grant, Austin
ncOrd, Gilbert Stevens, Stanley Whit
AS Pearl Swallow, Stanley Foster;
seOnd Grade, Kathleen Foster, Martha
rigs, Helen Powers, Alton Swan,
illiOris Record, Ira Briggs.
Letters received from Mrs. L. G.
nisy report that she and her father,
'sofgs ". Cook, arrived In Southern
'nss, \. c., Nov. 1st, after q pleasant
Sp They did not have even . pune
are and arrived in Southern Pines with
Salh Paris air in their tires. They
9and their household goods awaiting
asu, and have secured an apartment
10 got themselves established.
Arnistics Day was observed Friday by
union church meeting at the Congrega-
lona church, from II 80 to II o'clock,
anns With the two minutes OF silent
laYss according to the presidents sug-
lslon and request. Aside from this
na The fact that the stores, banks and
laces were closed, there was little OBJ
k''anee Of the occasion. The factories
70 Is usual, and building operations
''0t on ss much as weather and snow
SOolIlons would allow. In the evening
- oall OF Arthur s. Foster Post, A. L.,
NSfange Hall was well attended.
The following chairmen and COM
SEees haye been chosen for the sale to
gwen BY the Ladies' Social Union of
&c UnlVsrsalist church Wednesday,
Os l4sh:
s.s soSS-AIs. Il. e. Thurlow, Mrs. A. Darius
hrs: W. b. Young, Miss viols Walton,
-. Asah Leach, Mrs. Maud Forbes. Mrs.
h, mayer Fogg, Mrs. Rixpah Whitman,
ka swim. -i'' " '" A'
~ sssanSy-ars. Lottie Abbott, Mrs. vern AID
- ar. nfs. sanford Brown, Miss Ruth Thurlow,
nohse hpesle Durham, Mrs. liza Porter.
assins1 MS Sertrude Cutler. Mrs; p Ralph
hiA y. Ripley.
Gn,cy1hrs. Charles Burgess. Mrs. 7. 8.
IA L,.hS. ms. Angie Cutler, Miss LiLxie Davis.
d.. ace zoe Stesrns, Mrs. q. G.. Miller, Mrs.
n' 'oaW' Miss Frances Lovejoy.
s.onsS- I Ida }. Hemingway, Mrs. w; Z.
R.sS mrs Ida Briggs Neal, Miss Gladys
I s1 Ernest Abbott, Miss Dora <. Dud-
IN ~ q, : T. Getchel, Mrs. Gertrude Magoon,
Lar '1Sson-hrs. Carroll Edwards, Miss Ava
hn "a. rs Ss,, L. N. TUFTS, Mrs. Elsie Luryey,
ADA r. etles, Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, Mrs.
heI Vssnpoel, Aiss Geneva Young, Mrs.
IN rA-ns,fs' Verna Swan, Mrs. Alton Grant,
Lbst Ne &c Dunham, Mrs. j. A. Kenney, Mrs.
lsrr lean tGean Mrs. A. L. Holmes, Mrs. Robert
Rnr nm; sadie L. Silver, Mrs- Grace e.
ha.a MRS. Ernest II. shaw, Mrs. w. b.
aTs;hor AM Morrill, Hsmlln of Portland, one
M, ues best known lecturers on cur
nns ~pies, spoke to the Community
h, H tae Congregational vestry Tues
mns evening, when there was . large
nr. 'er ~ Of the club members In attend
s,mnId q number of guests. Mrs.
s.na.s sns topic was "The Japanese Mon
,,o,sss ,sss'flne," Jspan's development ss
With power began, says Mrs. Hamlin,