Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-01
SOUTH PARIS.

-. Ladies' Social Union will meet
rLi5nss5ay Lnv afternoon, Nov. 8, to tack
puts. . -
,,.itiug relatives in this village ana In
Norway
~. 1J5a Fletcher was in Llvermore
MIS- %.sk the guest of her father, Ed
mund Phillips
Cripps & Eenney are putting IN hos
heating plant in the residence OF
W. Alice P. Thsyer.
=. Tburlov is building q two-story
D. an a lot north of the house In
.SicS be lives on Hill Street.
Ms Harold T. Briggs and daughters
nv and Marjorie joined Mr.. Briggs
hA .s, week for few days, the family
rs,uruiug home Sunday.
n. Eppple Klub met Friday evening
xiib Mr.. and Mrs. Merton h. Clinord at
49, home for a Halloween party, when
Ava tables we're filed at rook.
g, Poor Married Man." played here in
..,osc,iou with the fair of Paris Grange,
~. nrssepted By the same cast at Grange
Tsn Bols,er's Mills, Friday morning.
NJ, RI. Lnvejoy, local leader Of the
u, agricultural clubs, entertained the
,I members and their mothers at her
SoMs on Pine Street Saturday afternoon.
NJ, Martha D. Tolmsn has closed her
...I5sncs here, and has gone to Winthrop
r.,ssr 10 be with her son and wife, Mr..
s,S Mrs. Carl Jean Tolmsn, for the pres
snt
harvest supper will be served Thurs
AS svaning. Nov. Sd, at Deering Memo
"a Cburch a. $50 O'Clock. Admission,
,51lts S5 cents; children twelve and un-
der, 25 cents.
N, Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge will hold
,bsir regular meeting on Tuesday even-
'0S no Nov. lst, in K. of P. Hall. After
,Ss meeting a sale of homemade candies
and aprons will be held.
MANA. Millelt has been taking
vask of from her work as cashier at the
',o,s Of the \. Dayton Bolster Co., and |
Ms D p. Chapman has been taking her |
mace, during the past week.
Pm Walker is remodsling the Henry |
K.rr house on Main Street near Hicks
Crossing into a six room cottage with |
hath, and with double garage on the
rear Of the lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton, Henry
Morton and Gordon Powers made trip
10 Crystal, n. a., Thursday, and return
Friday night, and the men OF the party |
took an eighteen mile tramp In the
woods Friday.
BENJAMIN Swett returned home about
, week since from bis hunting trip in |
New Brunswick. he brought home
deer. one OF two which he shot on the
rio. His son, L. P. SWEET Of Bangor,
who accompanied him, also shot moose.
Shsg's Orchestra plays at a harvest |
ball at the Knights Of Pythias Hall in |
Hanover on Wednesday evening of this
week. A harvest supper will be served |
Al intermssion. There will be no dance |
nNechanic Falls on Wednesday evening. |
There will be q supper at the Univer-
alist church Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st,
served from Q until 7. Menu: Baked
beans, escallOpsd oysters, whipped cream
pies. pickles, cake, bread, coffee. Adults |
IS cents; children under twelve 20 cents. |
The Porter Street school, which had
,sls a week or two since, has put the
proceeds into tinting the walls OF the
school room, to make q more suitable |
background for pictures and other dec
orasions. The work was done during
The school recess last week.
The Womsn's Missionary society will
meet 81 the Congregational vestry next
Thursday at IL O'clock. Dinner will be
served st 1890. Members will please
bring one article Of food and invite one
guest. Program will be given at 2:So.
good attendance is desired.
The remains Of Professor Waterman
7. Hewstt, who died recently in London,
arrived in New York on Wednesday, and
thence we're taken 10 Ithaca, N. Y,
where the funeral was held on Friday In
the chapel of Cornell University, where
be was so long q member OF the faculty.
Miss Helen NJ. King has been chosen
delegate by the Maine Teachers Associ-
alton, which held its convention IN Fort
and last week, to attend the convention
OF the National Education Association
which will be held in Boston next July.
She is also president Of the state
association.
The following pupils from the Porter
Street primary have had 100 per cent IN
spelling for the week ending October 20:
Christine Noyes, Marjorie Powers, Paul
ius Paine, Ava Grant, Marion kenney,
Gilbert Stevens, Austin Record, Stanley
Foster, Stanley Whitney, Pearl Swallow,
Ear Briggs.
The following pupils in the Main
Street Primary received 100 per cent 10
spelling for the week: Third GRADE,
Alberta Paige, Hazel Aosher, lsmsy
4ldreh aud Franklyn Goldsmith; Second
Grade, Muriel Titus, Grace Foss, Arlene
Whitney, Herman Thurlow, John Star
bird and Gardner Goodwin.
The place of the gst-together of teach
ers and parents on the evening OF Friday
Nov. 4, has been changed 10 the vestry
Of Dssriug Memorial Church. As has
been announced, this is TO be more In
formal than the reception OF former
years. Il is under the auspices OF sne
VIC. T. u, and general invitation IL
extended
EW. Walker Of Norway has sold the
Paris Norway bus line to Charles n. L.
Walker, who has recently come TO Sonsn
Paris from Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vharlss Walker are keeping house ior
NJ. and Mrs. Gilman A. whitman, Mrs.
walker being Mr.. Whitman's daughter
NJ. Walker Is at present In other occn-
patton, and the bus continues 70 Do
plotted by Ted Young.
Rev. Alex Henderson Of Waterville, d.
rector Of religious education OF the bap-
ast State Convention, who Is one OF tno
hculIy of the institute of religious edu-
cation next week, will occupy the pulpit
Ethe Baptist church next Sunday. Rev:
EDWARD q. Brewster, who ls secretary OF
me State Sunday School Association,
aao Is also one Of the institute faculty,
VIII speak at the Norway Methodiss
church.
The following students from Paris
agn School went TO Portland Wednes-
gay TO sing in the School Festival
nssser Ordwny, Laura Brooks, Georgia
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