Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-08

NovsmberI thou dost ape
re upon ineSs, iS, vonng sisters thou hast stolen
re ars o. w nile OF May 70 grace thy Up,
re sle1lliss, ARE capricious loyenness
4S.Sa't ~ Tying to Pus ON -Julisc. R. DOrr.
r Davis of Oxford spent
rSol,dss Sn,dIs' in this village
Nv. Mitchell OF Poland Is visit
~ friend. in this village
A.. Marion E. simpson visited the
NE US Normal School last week.
and Mrs. Herbert Hurd of Harbor
in town during the past week.
\, and Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler have
y, ~ ,Se past three days a. their camp
aShsgg Pond.
w,,,.m Pratt has purchased lot Of
rmma Culliuan on Tubbs Street,
Si'.av No ard will probably build on it.
,..,5 Trpnk Agent George A. Dorsn
oh.so o absent from the station for the
y. -, zee wsek or so on a bunting expedition.
nas NS0A -
~, Anna q. Hayes and granddsugh-
Ti,Ism Wheeler, have been visiting
I,,ivas 10 Lewiston for the past three
ilgL
~, Ida Fletcher substituted in the
,,a.,Iss - school day or so last week
.inS 10 the sickness Of one OF the
aachsr''
Farpham Of Wsteryille visited
=, . .,.bools OF south Paris Tuesday, Civ
= mort lectures and showing curios
tsu foreign lands.
NH G. McGlaufiin was elected de-
.,.,nant secretary of literature at the
sI,,T.seyenth annual meeting of the
T,iTs Conference Women's Home Mis-
i'a,rv "a Society in Westbrook Thursday.
NJ, Is,lie Lee Mason will entertain
", morrill, Hsmlin Of Portland when
:. r,m.s 70 speak before the Com
.rn,y Club Tuesday. She will take as
.,,obi CT, "Tbe Far East Problem"
Mas RATA Shaw was the guest of Miss
,,,b Bolster for a short time last week,
M on her return to her work al the
,ys bouss in Augusta from q weeks
ration spent at her home at West
sihel.
V.s Nellie M. Jackson attended the
at municipal organ concert of the sea
IN IN Portland Oct. 20, this being the
~, appesrsnce Of the new organist, Mr..
.usre. also the tenor Martinelli. Miss
SSIrk,ou is taking q course of study with
s9vL 2. L. Rankin of Portland.
A. the next regular meeting, Nov. s,
baD.D.G. c., Edna Blake of Calais,
m Be present to inspect Hsmlin Tenn
: n Py,hisn Sisters, No. A. A fifteen
"a, supper will be served to the men,
, W sod their families. Will all who
ave taken dishes from the hall at any
me please return them. Supper at $50.
Y,. Muriel Bowker gave dinner
TsiDssdsy to fourteen of her friends.
ssy were Misses Nora Dunham, Laura
Iisn, Agnes Porter, Lula Billings,
sui.s Powers, Doris Culbert, Viola
hl.On, Elizabeth Muzzy, Doris Kerr,
Irion Clark, Ida Stiles, .Beryl Silver,
IN. Eva Evirs and Mrs. Dorothy Brooks.
The following pupils in the Main st.
ymsry school received 100 per cent in
.sliug for the week: Third Grade,
ldrsd Msrstou, Ismsy Aldrich, Hazel
ll.hsr, Rets Thurlow, Alberta Paige,
lanklyu Goldsmith, Francis Martin and
avsus Thomas. Second Grade, Muriel
i,lS Arlene Whitney, Grace Foss,
Ednsr Goodwin, Herman Thurlow and
ahn Stsrbird.
ShsW's Orchestra will play at Bryanes
Ani Tuesday evening; at Buckheld
Tsdnesday evening; Oxford Thursday
fuiug; Norway Friday evening (Armis-
/, bsl); and at West Bethel, Saturday
noiug grange dauce). On November
ihe orchestra will play for a dance
ID oyster supper at Hanover; and on
.s 18th at Wiley's Hall, Lowell. At
as ball a supper will be served in
hsouic Hall at $50. II will be q big
ne.
Yrs. R. Z. Shaw was hurt Friday after
aon BY the collapse of a step ladder on
'aiCh she was standing 10 wash win
0Ea Il was at first thought the right
IN vas broken at the elbow, and she
VA taken TO the hospital at Lewiston.
alninstiOn by X-rsy showed that the
sOE was dislocsted, but there was no
Ssik Of the bone. 1t will be as long
zliug as 3 break, and fully as painful,
&lsss dangerous. She returned home
an night.
There was an automobile smash in
irkst Square at few minutes before
o'clock Saturday morning. Mrs. NJ
Perry had been taking oil at Maxim
aoi and started away, swinging into
Z street just as Chester Record and
NAur {. Clark came along in Mr.,
AeOrd's car on their way to work. Both
an we're Ford touring. Mrs. Perry
fUck the other car just back OF the
aat wheels, turning il completely over
'ast two men were pinned under the car,
% suffered some cuts and scratches
'sdss shaking up. but nothing seri
a. Ar, Records car was considerably
Anaged.
Ihs funeral Of Mrs. Charles A. Pstter
Hat Ainos was held Wednesday
W., At 9 o'clock in the forenoon, o.
sl0ns farm near the village, Rev. z
Killer Officiating. Mrs. Pasten hac
ana great sufferer for the past ter
a' though very patient through 1t al
q 'hs bad kept up to within q shor
as before her death. She leaves
sIaaaud and two sisters, Mrs. Mabe
reo OF West Minot and Mrs. Altc'
E'oe OF StOneham, Mass. Accom-
'''a oy the relatives the remains wer
n TO SsOushan, Mass, for interment
~ Fatten WAS flity-nine years OF sg
~ lad been the wife Of Mr.. Patten TO
0ry years.
IAe Euterpean Club holds It's Novem
~ =, meeting a. Mrs. Burnhsm's Tuesds
''aoon OF this week at 8 o'clock, th
''"es being Mrs. Burnhsm, Mis-
S"S and Ars. Aosher. The change o
400 hour 10 only for shis meeting
sRogrsm Is as follows:
s,naI-Musieal Quotations.
SAs!etse-SOldiers' Chorus FauI
nrs Norton. Miss Jackson.
TS,, 4, Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. BURKE.
''--------: -----Seiecse
Miss Graves.
h,oD Violin oblgato, Miss Dean.
~~OIO-ln DrDmnkn- Scnu
hao n hra Burnh2m, Miss Jackson.
SvisAn, Vlolin-Dreams Of Love- ---- Lila
ao' Ars Gray. Violin, Miss Dean.
lOe,l n. Organ, Ars. Morton.