Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-08

The stores and ofiaces will close FRIDAY
OF this week, armlstice day.
Mrs. j. 8. Wright is visiting at DR.
Walter Hoyt's in Waltham, Mass.
Mrs. Amanda Hazelton of Mechsni,
Falls 10 visiting friends In thls village.
DR.. and Mrs. Chester Merrill will
entertain the Kupple Klub Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Edward Pevsrlsy returned Sstur.
day from . visit with relatives In Ne
chanlc Falls.
The Optimistic Glass will meet Satur.
day afternoon with Mrs.. Forbes on
Porter Street.
The supper that was TO have been
given by the Ladies' Circle OF the G.. A.
K. Nov. IL has been postponed.
Edward Phillips of Livsrmore 10 to
spend part Of the present winter with
his daughter, Mrs. Ida Fletcher.
The Philathsas will meet with Mrs.
Mabel Whitman next Thursday after
noon. Please come early as there Is i'm
portant sewing to do.
The meeting of the South Paris local
Of the New England Milk Producers As
socistion will be held at Grange Hall
next Saturday, the 18th, at p. N.
VIM. K. Kimban Post, G.. A. R, and
the Ladies' Circle have been invited to
attend q campfire at Hebron given by z
L. Packard Relief Corps at the Baptist
church, Friday, Nov. II.
Miss Margaret A. Baker of the W. j.
Wheeler & Co. insurance Office has gone
to Portland, where she and her sister,
Miss Jennie P. Baker, have apartments
at the Wadsworth for the winter.
The G. Z. Society of the Congrega-
tionsl church will bold sale at the ves-
try Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. Gazette
ria lunch will be served at 9 O'Clock,
after which there will be an entertain
ment. Everybody come.
The following pupils of the King
School have had 100 per cent in spelling
for the week: Sth Grade, Maize Slattery,
Gertrude Cummings; 7th Grade, John
Huotari; 5th Grade, Msbelle Slattery;
Sd Grade, Annie Huotsri, Annie Whit
man; I'd Grade, William Tikander.
Those pupils of the Shurtleff Fourth
Grade, who were ranked 100 per cent in
spelling every day for the week ending
November 4, are as follows: Edward
Briggs, Gertrude Titus, Walter Irvine,
Eleanor Haskell, Bertha Weston, Grets
Merrill, Albert Judd, Chester Cummings,
Harold Starbird.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid have made
slight change In their plans for their sale.
The table which was 10 have been called
utility will be known as a rummsge or
second hand table. Mrs. Mary Stuart is
chairman, and will be glad to receive
any second hand articles which you
would like to dispose of, provided they
are in good condition.
F. Albert Dodge is clerk in the South
Paris post Office, his appointment dating
from Nov. 1st. He takes the place OF
Miss Laura BardeE, who has been sub
stitute for the past few months. Rural
route No. 8, on which Mr.. Dodge has
been carrier for some years, Is for the
present being served by Herbert Wood
worth, the substitute carrier.
The Musical Workers held their first
of this season at Miss Nellie M.
Jackson's Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Officers were appointed for
three months:
Pres.-Edy the Kerr.
vice-Pres.-Bernice Parsons.
Sec-Marion Davis.
The membership at present Is twenty
three. A program was given following
the business.
Chairman G. G.. Morton Of the school
housing committee has received word
from DR.. A. o. Thomas, state superin-
tendent OF schools, that he can attend
the Board OF Trade banquet, as was sug-
gested at the meeting Tuesday evening,
II the date can be set some time In De-
cember. For the rest OF this month at
least his dates are full. He will be in
Washington for some time on work con-
nected with the armament conference.