Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-10

On account Of The community fsir. the
Pnilathea GLASS meeting is postponed for
a week. 'o'
Miss Geraldine Bennett, daughter q,
hr. and Mrs. Harlie Bennett, had . birth
day party Saturday, when . number NJ
DER young friends were gussts.
The season is open without doubt
over the weekend parties from South
pars were at South Arm, Newry, Wild
River, and perhaps other places. Some
luck. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. Dean returned
Wednesday from Boston, where Mr..
Dean has been In hospital some vsska
ior surgical treatment. He is materially
improved.
Mrs. Martha o. Tolman and her
daughter, Mrs. r. L. Cam, arrived here
last week from New York. Mrs. Toll
man will be at her home here for the
summer. Mrs. Cam will remain for .
few weeks.
A demonstration of the value of the
spray gun has been arranged with Mr..
J. w. s. Colby to be given In his orchard
AFTER the petals have fallen. Notices will
oe sent to those interested "a soon as the
day lie known.
Lester Whitman of Pasadena, Calf.
is on his way TO South Paris, and is
expected to arrive early this week, to
visit bis mother, Mrs. Rizpah Whitman.
Mrs. Whitman is very feeble, and Is un.
der the care of a uurse
The boys and girls interested in club
work will meet in the brick school house
Wednesday, May II, to organize and
elect officers. Mr.. A. P. Stearns, Jr.,
project leader, and Mrs. r. q. Lovejoy.
leader OF the girls' clubs, will be present.
Paris Grange had q large attendance
at Its meeting on Saturday, when West
Paris Grange, Hebron Grange, and
Pleasant Pond Grange Of West Sumner
were specially invited guests, and visit
ors were also present from other places.
Dinner was served at noon.
Any person who has not already been
asked to contribute something for the
country store for the Community Club
fair will consider this an invitation and
StAht eoOhk W ufonko doll 0itu6I
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morn. |
ing. The fair opens Wednesday at Q P.
NJ. and all articles are supposed to be In |
the booth when the fair opens. Any
thing for the country store will be accept |
able from pair Of boots to q gallon of |
molasses.
Concrete laying on Main Street was
Saturday forenoon. 1t now
remains TO finish the shoulders and re- |
move the coating Of sand, when the road |
bed Is properly hardened. This COM
pletes one of the best pieces Of concrete
road in the state, running from the juno
ton of Paris and Main Streets In Nor
way to the Park Street bridge In South
Paris. This highway 10 something long |
desired by the people of this village and
the finished road something of which
they are proud.
Sunday, May Is, will be observed as
Pythisn Memorial Sunday by Hamlin
Lodge, K. of p, with services at the
Congregational church at 10:45 In the
forenoon. Sermon by Rev. <. A. Morris.
Temple of South Paris and
Pennesseewassee Lodge and Lake
Temple of Norway are invited to attend,
also all Knights or Sisters stopping 10
this vicinity are most cordially Invited.
All will meet at K. Of p. hall at 10
o'clock sharp and march to Riverside
Cemetery for the usual exercises and
the graves of departed brothers will be
decorated at that time, then marching
to the church.
Grange Hall was crowded to the limit
Friday evening for the musical festival
Of the schools, which was in charge OF
the supervisor Of music, Miss Helen n.
Barnes. That IL would be q creditsble
affair was expected, but all who attend
cd are enthusiastic In pronouncing Ii un-
expectedly good, Of great credit not only
to the children who participated In II,
but also and particularly to Miss Barnes,
showing the excellent work she has been
doing. Most Of the program was given
by the pupils of the lower grades, but
the selections by the violin class OF the
seventh and eighth grades were revelS-
ton to the audience, many OF whom had
not realized that 30 much had been done
by Miss Grace Dean, who has been Civ
ing instruction on the violin.
KING SCHOOL.
Those having 100 per cent for the
week before last: Grade s, Mary Stat
terry, Gertrude Cummings. Grade 8,
Kalle Cummings. Grade 4, Mabelle
Grade 2, Eva Huotsri, Annie
Huotsri.
There will be box supper and socis-
BILE at the King school house Saturday |
evening, May IA, at s Every girl bring |
a box and every boy be prepared to buy |
one or two. Admission 10 cents. Pro-
feeds for School Improvement League.
new blsckboards the goal. Let every
one interested in the school come and
have a good time, also help good cause.