Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-15

Herbert Carter left Monday, Nov. Z,
for Canada, where he will spend the
winter with bis son, ]. q. Carter, and
family.
Francis Mills has finished work ct
Youug's shoe store, and 10 the guest OF
Harvey Perkins at Bethlehem, N. 81.
On Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8, the
members Of the Weetat Club had their
first meeting ct the home OF Mrs. Ralph
Young. The dining room was prettily
decorated In Halloween colors. Witches,
pumpkins and black cats were here and
there about the room. An elaborate
banquet was served. The place cards
having descriptive rhymes on them were
In keeping with the holiday season, and
al voted It pleasant affair.
W. 8. Wight will give his grand clos
ing concert In Odeon Hall Friday, Nov.
1S, with his chorus of fifty assisted BY
the best talent In town. A fine program
10 in order.
Announcement has been made of the
sudden death of NJ. D. Sturtevant at
Colebrook, N. b. Mr.. Sturtevant was
q former resident of Bethel.
Miss Virs Holt, who has been spend
ing several months in Baltimore, Md,
with friends, and also visited Washing
ton, has returned TO her homo.
A temple Of Pythian Sisters was organ
ICED at Bethel last Monday, with Q char
ter membership of about forty. The
organizers were Mrs. Jennie Dookham,
Grand Chief, Of Prospect, assisted by
Edith Libby Newcomb Of Scarboro. The
following officers we're elected and In
stalled:
n. E. O.-Lena Brinck.
L. .S.-Helen Baker.
EJ.-Hester Ssnborn.
M-Cxrrie French.
n. of z. and C.-Minnie Bennett
II. Of F.-Constance Wheeler.
o. G.-Linnie Abbott.
P.C-Arvilla Morgan.
Otis Lees Abbott and Miss Catherine
Barnett, both of Upton, were united In
marriage at the home Of DR.. j. G.
Gehring by Rev. W. c. Curtis Nov. s.
The double ring service was used.
Mrs. Sarah Billings was the guest OF
relatives In Durham the first Of the
week.
Last Sunday and Monday, Nov. 8 and
Z, We had about two inches of snow,
Wednesday night and Thursday fore
noon over two more, 40 that some went
with sleighs. We hope it will 60 of
and We have some moro warm weather
Mrs. Cilley of the Inn gave tea party
Saturday, Nov. 8, to Mrs. Franoetta Pur
ington and daughter, Miss Belle Puring
ton. a. they went last Saturday to spend
the winter with Mrs. Purington's dsugh
ter, Mrs. ]. V. Holt, who lives in An
dover, Mass.
BEAN's CORNER.
A number Of Pythian Sisters from
here attended the organization of Pyth
ian Sisters temple at Bethel, Nov. Z.
Horace Swan and sons, George and
Wilber, and Mrs. WILDER Swan and two
daughters were ct J. II. Swans Nov. g.
Albert Swan threshed oats at RumforG
Corner last week.
Ernest Mason has finished work at R
L. Swans and returned to bis home IL
Locke's Mills.
Vim. Hastings, who was quite siol
with the prevailing distemper, is much
improved In health.
KINBALL HILL.
Sam MayConnell was at Rumford Falls
with butter one day recently.
Dorothy Haines is at home from
Gould's Academy sick with bad cold
and asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. HaInes were al
Bethel Tuesday.
Floyd Coolidge has gone away to work
In the WOods for the winter
w. <. Coolidge bought small her
house Of W. W. Brinck, and moved II
home last Thursday.
Fred and Edward Haines are quite sick
with colds and unable to attend school,