Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-01-22
Wat PARA.

parts finely and received an ovac1op, De-
ing twice recalled As an encore they
did some good work in clog dancing.
The comedy was exceedingly we'll car
ried out, all the parts being well taken.
There was sociable after the enter
tainment, music by Martin and Tuell.
Mrs. Walter Cole, who has been quite
i'll with grippe, Is slowly improving. Mr..
Samuel Ray has also been sick.
Margaret, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Bacon, who has been
quite sick, Is now gaining.
There are one or two cases of measles
in the vicinity.
Mrs. C. G. Morton is at the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston.
She underwent surgical operation for
appendicitis Wednesday of last week and
is doing finely.
An all day meeting of West Paris
Grange was held on Saturday, Jan. IL,
at Grange Hall, and the officers for the
ensuing year were installed by Mr.. G.
w. @. Perham of Franklin Grange, as
sisted by Mrs. Perham and j. G. Horne.
lowing are the officers:
M.-F. L. wyman.
O.-Charles Marshall.
IA j. Abbott
sec.-Mrs. Edith Z. Day.
Treas.-w. H. Lurvey.
Chaplain-Mrs. Augusta Beck.
Flora-Mrs. Minnie Day.
Ceres-Mrs. Maude Day.
Pomona-Mrs. Grace Stevens.
S.-Ch8rles Stevens.
A.S.-Charles Dudley.
L. A. S.-Miss Edna Curtis.
G.K-E r. Barrows.
Librarian-Mrs. Ada Barden.
Dinner was served at the noon hour.
On Saturday evening of the same date.
West Paris Lodge, 1. 0. o. f., No. 10,
installed the following officers for 1907:
N.G.-A. D. Swift.
VEL II. Emery.
Rec. Sec.-P. C.. Pickett.
Fin. Sec.-Hezekiah Farrar.
Treas.-David Emnons.
Warden-C. E. Chase.
Con.-R. E. Shaw.
R.S. N. G.-M. s. Davis.
L. 8. n. G.-E. r. Davis.
r. 8. V. Oh. II. Wardwell.
l.. v. 9.-Frank Mayhem.
O.G.-P. c. Mayhem.
I.G.-C. II. Martin.
X. s. S-Gerald Swift.
L. 8. S.-Harold Swift.
Chaplain-Francis Littlehale.
Janitor-W. II. Lurvey.
The officers were installed by D. D.
Grand Master, j. w. Smith, and Grand
Marshal S. 1. French, of Mt. Abram
Lodge of Bethel.
News has been received of the death
of Mr.. Windsor Jackson in Bernardino,
Cal. He was brother of Mrs. Charles
Marshall Of High Street, and former
resident here.
Miss Iceland, q returned missionary
from South America, was expected to
speak at the Methodist church one even.
ing last week, but shortly after her ar
rival she received telegram of the death
of sister in Aroostook County, and so
was unable to fill her appointment.
Mrs. Geo. l. Burnham of South Paris
stopped in town last Saturday on her re-
turn from Bethel where she has just had
a fine musical recital by the pupils in
continues to have class here.
The young men of the village have re-
Gently formed an athletic club. Verne
EllingwoOd has been elected president
and Harry Parker secretary and treas
urer. There are other offices yet to be
filled, such as floor manager, door keep
er, etc., when they get their plans fully
formed. They have hired lower room
in Dunham's Hall, and have regular
meetings each Thursday evening.
News has been received of the death of
Miss May Carsley of Pennington. Mr..
Fred Berry, accompanied by his sister,
Ella, went Tuesday of last week to at
tend the funeral service of their niece.
Miss Carsley when visiting here at Dea.
Geo. w. Berry's has become somewhat
acquainted in this locality. She was a
young lady Of beautiful character and
marked musical talent. She was attend
ing the Boston Conservatory Of Music
when attacked with consumption, and
all efforts to promote her recovery proved
unavailing.
Mr.. W. T. Wood, who for about five
weeks has been working here and board
ing with his brother, E. L. Wood, was
called home to Rumford Falls last Fri
day by the illness of his wife.
There will be social in Good Will
Hall on Wednesday evening, Jan. 80,
and short play is being prepared for the
occasion.
Advertised letters in West Paris post
Office, Jan. IA:
f. s. Clark.
Y. A. Dain.
Paul Deroche.
Ada NJ. Everett.
s. Grossmap.
Perley x. Herrick.
Mrs. A. \. johnson.
Nettie l.. Mason.
=. ii. Martin.
Peter McIsaac.
Nellie Meader.
Mrs. Samuel SWEET.