Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-22
West Paris.

Roscoe Tuell has returned from the
Maine General Hospital at Portland
whete he suffered an operation for re-
moval of q cataract of the eye. Mr..
Tuell is much improved and expects to
fully recover his eyesight.
Irwin Emery, who lives with his aunt,
Mrs. F. S. Farnum, fell on the sidewalk
when on his way to school Thursday
morning, severely injuring his left arm.
No bones were broken.
The Happy-Go-Lucky Whist Club was
delightfully."- entertained at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Bates on Main
Street Friday evening. Miss Marion
Curtis won the lady's prize for high est
score and Elmer E. Tuell the gentle
mans prize for highest score. The con-
ISOLATION prizes were awarded to Z. +.
Stearns and Mrs. Maud Day.
Alanson, the youngest son of r. l..
Cummings, is critically i'll from typhoid
pneumonia. Miss Minnie Tibbetts of
Portland is the trained nurse.
Mrs. Albert Bowker of Bryants Pond
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Stilwell, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Saturday, Nov. 18th, West Paris
Grange entertained Paris Grange of
South Paris, about thirty members being
present, also visitors from Franklin
Grange of Bryant's Pond, also State
Secretary E. II. Libby of Auburn. F.
Il. Wyman on behalf of West Paris
Grange gave the address of welcome to
the visitors present. After business
session remarks were made by State
Secretary E. a. Libby of Auburn and j.
S. Brown, Master Of Paris Grange.
Music by the Grange choir closed the
forenoon session. A bountiful dinner
was served. After a social hour the
Grange was again called to order, Master
O. G.. Chandler of West Paris Grange
taking the opportunity to report that
one hundred chairs had been purchased
and were paid for, fer the new Grange
Hall. A very excellent programme was
then presented consisting of
Song. S Pike Of South Paris
Encore, The Cumberland's Crew.
Farce Blundering Bill,
BY members Of West Paris Grange
Song, When the Sunset Turns the Ocean
Blue to Gold, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l. wheeler
| Encore.
Song, Loves Old Sweet Song 5. Plke
Encore. Sing Me to Sleep.
Duet. star OF the East,
| Reading, A. L. Hollis
Duet, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Stetson
Duet, Larboard Watch hhoy, A. ,,.o
Music, Grange Quartette.
Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Stetson.
Mr.. Wheeler, A. E. Marshall
This closed the afternoons programme
and the fourth degree work of the day
was resumed, closing in season for tbt
visiting friends to leave on the p. NJ
trains, all feeling that the day had beer
one of pleasure and of profit.
The annual sale and chicken pie sup
per held by the Good Will Society Wed
nesday afternoon and evening was
great success. Good weather and travel
ing, also the moonlight evening made i
desirable for people to go somewhere
and they went to the Universalist church
fair. This society have gained a favor
able reputation for their annual sale anc
this year they fully sustained thei
former reputation. West Paris FRS
lUniversalist church has one Of the mos
beautiful interiors of any church il
Maine, which adds greatly to the at
Effectiveness of the purposes for which
is used. The main auditorium was uset
for place to sit and enjoy social cha
with friends while waiting for supper
which was served below in Good Viii
Hall. In the church parlor were tn
booth for the fancy work, which wa
decorated with pink, white and gilt, als'
the doll and apron tables, while in tn
hall was the candy table loaded witt
choice home made candies. All wer
certainly worthy of the liberal patronag
they received. About one hundred ant
seventy-five partook of the excellen
supper, and Good Will Hall was filled t.
it's utmost capacity to witness the com
edy, "a Game of Chess" which wa
well presented. There was also goo'
musical programme. More than Sll5 "
was realized. Thursday morning tn
ladies connected with the society ap
peared with scrub brushes and thorough
ly cleaned the large kitchen. The Uni
versalist church is fully equipped wit
every needful thing and the society ha
a snug little bank account, but paste
is very much wanted and needed.
Miss Agnes Flagg, who has been work
ing for the past ten weeks at II. IA
Wardwell's, returned to her home a
Buckfield Thursday. Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Luther Irish
the friends of Miss Flagg gave her
kitchen shower in honor of her approach
ing marriage to Charles Sanborn q
Buckfield. Miss Flagg was the recipien
of good number of useful gifts.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Daniel Hill of High Street Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Flora Widder and little son Pau
of Chelsea, Mass, are the guests of Mrs
Widder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. L
Durham.