Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
SOUTH PARIS.

o~sord County PomonA ursngo VIII
y, With Paris Grange Tuesday.
A.. Christine Stevens OF Boston was
~ ~ and guest Of Mrs. 7. Thsyer.
-. Optimistic Class meets with Mrs.
o,nVsr saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
NJ, Walter E. Psnlsy of West Paris
-, thursday with her sister, Mrs. r.
z. Butts.
~ bss been received Of the birth of
N.ord son to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L.
n,Tl, at Hopedsls, Mass, NOV. Zo. The
nss arrival bss been named Leslie NOR
ton.
rh.,a will be a dance at Norway
o..nS. Hall Saturday evening, Dec. 10,
as,S music by Shaw's orchestra, four
pieces.
III. Fidslls Glass Of the Congrega-
u,nai Spndsy School will meet with
W. Percy Allen on Skillings Avenue
M, Monday evening.
.of, snow, a medium thsw, and .
Ia ireezs-and you have . series that
s.cducss about as rough road surface
mit is possible to have.
rha most wintry morning yet Monday,
.sa,nnmstsrs In various parts Of the viii
ia showing from zero 10 ten above, ac-
.nsipg 10 location and individual tenn
psrsment
rb.rs will be an unusually attractive
.,.;stv Of aprons for sale at the Baptist
,s,,ry on Thursday afternoon. Come
,DS buy one for yourself and some TO
give away
NJ, Emma Miller slipped and fell on
~. ,idewslk In front of PNhisn Block |
TSnrsday, and sustained q fracture of |
Ia hin She is being cared for at her |
cadence On Gothic Street, and has q
purse.
Raw. ]. L. Wilson has been iii for the |
,,,. few DAYS. and was unable to occupy |
(. pnIpit at the Baptist church 90 Sun
d,y, 50 no preaching service was held,
he sunday school having its session at
The usual hour.
Ths next regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Circle Of the G. A. r. will occnr
an saturday evening, Dec. 10th, at which
nss,iug will occur the election OF officers
Ior the ensuing year. Will all members
axe notice and try to be present.
An entirely reliable citizen OF South
Paris. who says that be has kept careful
track Of the matter, tells the Democrat
,ba. in the thirty days of November
there were lust eight hours Of clear sun
,hine. II be isn't correct to an hour, be
bVery near it.
After the storm Of last week the street
S.partment rolled down the snow in the
,horoughfares with big roller. One OF
these rollers was used some years ago
for this purpose but for several seasons
psst the snow has been cleared from the
arivswsys by triangle.
The Ariel Quartette will sing at the
uuual fair of the Congregational church
r Norway Wednesday, this week. Mrs.
Record of Lewiston will be the reader.
The auartette will also furnish music for
he Uuiversslist fair to be held here next
Essk Thursday.
The following pupils of the King |
school have had 100 per cent in spelling:
ab grade, Maize Slattery, Gertrude Cum
niugs. Erkki Cummings, Walter Tiksu-
Ter; Tsb grade, Minnie Huotari; 9th
rade, Kalls Cummings; 5th grade, Ma
,slle Slsttery; Sd grade, Annie Whitman,
Annie Huotari, Eva Huotari.
There will be dancing assemblies held
E the Norway American Legion Hall
once . week during the winter TO which |
he public 10 invited. The first one will |
be held on Thursday night, Dec. Sth.
Music will be furnished by Shaw's snap |
py dance team, aud refreshments will be
pld BY the Legion. These will be good
times TO all.
The following pupils Of the Porter
Street primary school have bad 100 per
aut in spelling for the week: Third
grade, Gilbert Stevens, Christine Noyes,
Pauline Paine, Stanley Whitney, Pearl
swallow, Ava Grant, Msrjory Powers;
second grade, Marjorie Record, Kathleen
Foster, Mary Colley, Helen Powers,
Viola Cummings, Alton Swan.
Nr. and Mrs. Winfield S. Starbird
celebrated the ffsieth anniversary of
their Wedding November 20, at Grand
Army Hall There were quite q number
Of invited guests besides the members OF
William <. Kimbsll Post, G. A. R., and
William <. Kimball Circle, Ladies of
ihs Grand Army. Mr.. and Mrs. Star
bird were presented with a bouquet OF
carnations. An Interesting program was
given and ref leshments were served.
Talk about hunters luckl Irving Z.
Andrews was az Lowell on hunting trip
lnt Wednesday, ths last day OF open
tina Hs started out, and about sixty
todi from the house where he was stop
ping, came upon big eleven-point buck
Jng down, just twenty PAGES from him.
The buck was up and OF with the swift
asss Of deer, but the bullet was swift
r, and Mr.. Andrews has one OF the best
heads seen iD this section this year, a.
veil as the rest Of the animal.
The month of December evidently
does not know its place In the calendar.
Anyway there has been weather from
ssry season OF the year in the few days
has been with us-winter, spring and
sven summer with its thunder showers.
0lite severe shower visited this village
@snrday morning-or rather series OF
'oOwers for there appeared to be several
dthem-lssting some two hours with
quite sharp lightning and heavy thunder.
These showers covered quite an exsens
St terrltory,-all ths western part OF
Maine and as far as Boston.
The sale ct the Baptist vessry next
thursday afternoon will open at ESQ
Nothing will be sold before that hour.
Besides food, candy, aprons and family
h'lclss, this year We have Q rummage
able (not supplied BY kleptomanises)'
Were you will fnd unusual bargains.
There will be a lunch table where one
an satisfy the inner man without going
nome before the evening entertainment.
aug o'clock the farce, "Aunt Jerusha's
Sallting Party" will be given. Mrs.
Aals Hammond Of Paris Hill will take
1e part Of Aunt Jerusha. The other
Suaractsrs will be represented by mem
S'is Of the Baptist society. Admission
me play will be 25 cents.
This week 10 designated a. 'Americsr
aaocatlon Week By the National Ecu
SAuonal Association. The purposes o.
os week are to bring to the public
.oosledge OF the accomplishments and
.'so' OF the schools and 70 secure inter
~ ~ and cooperation froi, the cisizens
.as various clubs and societies are askes
"sonsider education at their meeting