Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-18
West Paris.

Quite number Of new honorary mem.
beers have been added to the list OF local
w. C. T. U. membership and these
members are to have special invitation
to supper in Good Will Hall on Tuesday
at the time of the Oxford County Con.
vention of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union which meets Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week at the Uni.
versalist church. Besides being the
speaker on Tuesday evening, Miss Chris.
tine Timing of Norfolk, Va, will speak
to the school children In the afternoon,
also to the teachers on s. T. ]. work In
the schools. The school children will
give some music and an exercise which
they have prepared. Mrs. Banghart OF
Bethel will be special soloist, and there
10 a programme full of interest. The
public Is invited to all meetings.
Mrs. A. D. Coburn is still at Dixfield
with her mother, who is very Ill.
A little son was born May II to Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Kimball. This is the
third son in their family of seven chill,
dren. Mrs. Kimbalps sister, Mrs. Evie
Lappin, is with her.
Mr.. Josiah Moody, who spent the
winter in Florida, has returned home.
W. S. McKenney, who has been at
tending business college In Boston, has
come home for the summer vacation.
Rev. G. b. Young will convert small
building in the rear of the stable con-
nected with Mrs. Young's house into
garage for his automobile. Mr.. Young
goes flying around our streets on motor
bicycle; something not very common in
this locality. Mrs. Anna c. Young and
Rev. Mr.. Young and wife will move into
the downstairs rent in her house which
for about ten years has been occupied by
the late NJ. S. Davis and family. Mrs
Young will rent few rooms upstairs to
Mr.. and Mrs. Patch.
Mrs. Phila S. Davis has purchased oil
Geo. F. Farnum of South Paris his stand
here and will move at once into the
downstairs rent. The upstairs rent viii
continue to be let to Mr.. and Mrs. Der,
Day.
Nearly forty members of Oxford
Lodge, r. and A. NJ, of Norway, were
guests of Granite Lodge Monday even
ing of last week. There were also mem
bers from several other lodges and the
occasion was much enjoyed by the loca
lodge members.
Mrs. Carrie Marshall is now nurse fol
DR.. o. K. Yates, who is still on the gain
There are still several on the sick lis
with grippe colds, among them being W
W. Durham and C. S. Bacon. j. R
Tucker has been quite sick for over a
week and at this writing is still confined
to his bed.
A. C. Perham has purchased the house
and land on Church Street which wa
owned by the heirs of the z. K. Cum
mings estate.
Rev. L. W. Raymond was at Dixtielt
several days last week, being callet
there to attend funeral.
| Mrs. Allie E. Marshall went Friday t
Brunswick on account of the severe i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Bald
win, who is threatened with pneumonia
Philip Stevens of Norway had dane
Friday night at Dunham's Hall.
| L. W. Dana went to Portland Frida.
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Emma W. Mann, who went Il
Mechanic Falls to work for the season
as trimmer in the millinery store o
Mrs. Merrill, has been very busy durin,
the weeks past, as owing to the illness o
Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Mann has had entir
charge of the store and all the business
Mr.. L. c. Bates has had large lot o
shade trees from nursery stock which b
lis planting on Pioneer Street and il
various other sections of our village.