Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-15


On Nov. 10th, Mrs. Harriett Barns
VIII open Christmas Gift Shop at be
r nome. A hne line Of novelties will b
: displayed. ~ =
The Brsy Bees are invited to mae
. with Ruth Brown Saturday Afternoon .
this week. 1t Is hoped ali the BIS viii
be present.
William Mcpherson, Miss Grace Carl
a and Mrs. George CARL Of Westbrool
were guests at s. @. Ordwsy's Saturda,
and Sunday, coming by auto.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will NEE
with Mrs. Inez Hollis Thursday after
noon. Please come prepared to work, a
this 10 the last meeting before the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Mason and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter L. Gray will make q motor
trip to Boston this week, and take In tb,
Harvard Yale football game on Saturday
The remains OF Dele Cole of Milan
n. a., were brought to this village or
Wednesday of last week, and laid beside
bis wife and daughter in Riverside Gem
etery.
Members Of the Seneca Club are 70.
quested to answer the roll call at the
program next Monday evening with
responses regarding the armament con-
ference.
There will be meeting of the Radio
Club at j. N. Oswelps machine shop
Saturday, Nov. 10, at P. NJ. All those
Interested in wireless are invited to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. C. Anderson and
their two children, OF Wollaston, Mass,
were guests of their relatives here from
Friday to Sunday, driving through with
their car.
Mrs. Frances Harlow has gone to spend
the winter with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Harlow, in Worcester,
Mass. Her other son Ernest came after
her with his car.
Mrs. Edna Blake of Calais, D. d. G. c.,
OF the Pythian Sisters, has been a guest
of Mrs. 81. Walter Starbird for the past
week, while inspecting the different
temples in this district.
Leon Maxim and Ralph Maxim spent
two or three days on q hunting trip TO
B Hill, Andover, last week. Leon Max.
i'm got one deer, and missed practi-
cally sure shot at another by having
used up his cartridges.
The w. G. T. U. will hold its Novem-
Der meeting with Miss Annie Edwards
at L. s. Billings Tuesday afternoon at
2:S0. This Is q change OF place from
that named In the notices given out from
the pulpits Sunday morning.
The Teen Age Department Of the
Methodist church held their November
meeting in the church vestry on Friday,
Nov. II. The business meeting was
followed by an Armistioe Day program
and social evening. Excellent refresh
ments were served by the boys class.
The meeting of Mt. Pleasant Past
Grand Association, which was to have
been held with the president, Mrs. Park,
Tuesday evening OF this week, has been
postponed to Tuesday, the goth, the last
Tuesday Of the month. A covered dish
supper will be served at $50 and other
good things will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Anderson will
leave on Wednesday Of this week for
Wollsston, Mass, where they will visit
the family Of their SOD, Harold @. An
dersou, for few weeks. They will 60 |
from there about the middle Of Decem-
Der to Fellsmere, Fla, where they will |
spend the next four months.
Members of the Ladies Of the G.. A. r. |
are asked to meet at their room on Sat- |
urdsy evening, Nov. 10, at Z o'clock, to |
plan for the entertainment of the state
president and inspector, who are to meet |
with Us on Saturday OF the next week. |
1t is hoped that each member will make
an effort to be present.
The following pupils OF the King
School have had 100 per cent in spelling |
for the week: Sth Grade, Mazie Slat-
terry, Gertrude Cummings; 7rh Grade,
Minnie Huotari; 6Gh Grade, Kalle Cum
mings; 9th Grade, Mabelle Slattery; Sd |
Grade, Eva Huotsri, Annie Huotsri,
Annie whitman; I'd Grade, William
Tiksnder.
The memorial committee of the State
Grange, of which the chairman is A. Z.
Morse Of this village, will meet In Port |
land December 18th to the 18th. The
other members of the committee are A.
q. Brown, Old Town, George Brown,
MopsoD, Mrs W. B. Ward, Lewiston,
Mrs. @. d. Jones, Weeks Mills, and Mrs.
s. w. Levin, Albion.
A rook party was given by Mr.. ana
Mrs. s. @. Ordway Friday evening, the
guests being, the members of the West |
ern Avenue Club. Nine tables were
filed, and there were also few guests
who did not play. The party was In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Anderson,
who are to leave on Wednesday on their |
way to Florida for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erland Noyes, who have
lived here for the past year or two, have
returned to Harrison, where they Tor
msrly lived. Mrs. Noyes' mother, MRS.
Lawrence Knight, has recently died, ana
thew will live with her father. Mrs.
Moves has gone with the household
goods. but Mr.. Noyss will remain here
for few weeks before going to Harrison.
Next Sunday evening, Nov. goth, the
annual Thanksgiving concert VIII %
given at the Congregational church az
O'clock. All are familiar with the object
of these concerts. Many hearts have
bsen made glad on Thanksgiving Day
because of them, so let this year be just
"a successful ss those OF the past.
Everybody come and bring q generous
offering.
After considerable delay due to getting
the wrong gear and other accidental nap
nenings. the concrete mixer In the base
meut|of the new block on the corner was
cot to working several days ago. Dur
ing the wait they had kept right along
mixing by hand, so that considerable
nrogress had been made on the founda-
ton walls, and they will now gro"
faster, II the weather permits.
Friends of the South Paris High School
who have been solicited by the freshmen
for articles for the high school fair on
Noysmbsr 18th are urged to have their
"grab, bag" articles ready on "Wednesday
forenoon. and their candy ready on
THURSDAY afternoon, when they will oe
called for. The freshman class WISH 70
take this opportunity to thank 'neR
friends for the generous response
The American Legion will hold dis
sriot meeting at the Arthur 5. Fosser
post quarters ON Saturday evening, NOV;
10 The Norway, Oxford and Buckheio
noats will be present. There VIII Do