Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-04

Robert W. Wheeler was In portlan
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Wight returned laat vaa
rom q vacation spent with relatives \
Boston. :
Miss Ella Briggs is visiting her piscs
Mrs: Herman A. Bryant, at Tenant'
Harbor.
Mrs. @. r. Elder of Maiden. MAJ. ,
toe guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson q
Elder for few days.
Miss Laura Barden was at hsr boma q
West Paris over the week end. and Mis-
Nora Durham also spent the week. an,
there.
Miss Marion. Everett of Boston.
trained nurse, formerly of South Paris
Is the guest Of Miss Flora Murch for
few days.
The October meeting of the Ladiss
AID OF Deerlng Memorial church will b,
aeid Thursday, Oct. 9th, ct 8 Pm. II
the vestry.
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson were ir
Mechanic Falls Tuesday, guests OF Rev
and Mrs. 81. N. burlington Of the Ban
sist church in that village.
Miss Louise Silver goes this Monda,
afternoon to Portland, where she ia tc
have position as clerk In the store OF
Eastman Brothers & Bancroft.
New woodsheds, consisting of posts
and roof, have been built at the Main
Street and Porter Street school houses,
and some painting has been done at the
Main Street house.
Epworth League officers and commit.
tees will meet at the church Tuesday
evening at o'clock to make arrange.
meuts for the convention to be held here
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. c. G.. Miller aud her daughter.
Miss Ruth, left for Philadelphia Thurs.
day evening, Mrs. Miller to visit rels-
tives, and Miss Ruth to take her third
year in the Philadelphia School of
Design.
Paris Grange will hold fair on Oct.
Goth and 21st. The drama, "a Poor
Married Man." will be given on the even
ing Of the goth and repeated on the 2lst.
The festivities will close with a dance on
he last evening.
There will be dance at the Grange
Hall on Tuesday evening with music by
he snsppy 5-piece team including such
ralent as Keene of Lewiston pianist,
Merrill OF Lewiston clarinet, and Gotta
violin. Ray Dunham and Percy Twitch-
ell, managers.
Theodore Thsyer 10 fixing up the base.
ment in Davis Block for meat market,
and will open there next Saturday. Will
liam p. Morton, who has occupied the
basement with his sign business for .
number Of years, will have rooms In
Maxim Block on Pine Street.
The crew OF the highway commission
which have been grsveling the surface
OF the roadway north of the Park Street
bridge, have completed their work and
broken camp, which was located at the
fork of the roads leading through the
pine woods and up to Paris Hill.
Next Sunday will be observed by the
Universslist Sunday School as rally day.
and in connection with this there will be
a social get-together of the members Of
the school and the cradle roll mothers
afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock,
with light refreshments contributed by
those who attend.
The loug-dlscussed guidebosrd for
Square was put In place by the
town on Saturday. 1t Is mounted on the
iron pole above the watering tub, and
really consists of three boards, pointing
toward Main Street, South
Main Street and High Street. Each
board has on each side the names of
eight places, the list including Boston,
Portland, and other towns and cities
near and far. 1t will undoubtedly be Of
much service to travellers.
A family party was held at Mrs. c. S.
Doble's, Gothic Street, Tuesday evening,
Sept. "a, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
w. Clark of Washington, d. c. A sup
per was served and cards played, and q
very pleasant evening enjoyed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis W.
Clark, Mrs. C. S. Doble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Clifford,
Miss Lena Franok, Mrs. s. <. Wise, Mrs.
Sarah Clark and Miss Belle Goodwin.