Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-29
MI. and Mrs. Frank Plummer were In
Boston few days last week.


the new table girl at Hotel Andrews.
Harold z. Croker of Locke's Mil
, visited relatives here one day last weel
Mrs. A. T. Mcwhortsr and daughter
, have been visiting Miss n. Z. Sawyer .
Sebago Lake for the past week.
P. Z. Hathaway and family have sper
a portion of the school vacation wit
Mrs. Hathaway's people in Waterville.
IL you want water from Cooper Sprinl
make your application to the superb
tendent and you will come in order fo
tapping,
Physicians say they have never know
so sickly time since the season whe
the grippe first made its appearance i
the land nearly twenty years ago.
Ripley 4 Fletcher received their ca
load of Ford automobiles Saturday, an,
now have them on exhibition in tn
rockingham building, on Pine Street.
Rev. E. A. Davis, the new pastor o
the Baptist church, is expected to NOV
his family here during the present week
and will begin his pastorate next Sunday
An Easter concert by the Congrega
tionsl Sunday School was given at tn,
church Sunday evening. The children
did finely, and the programme was yer!
pleasing.
Miss S. NJ. Wheeler will have he
spring opening of millinery next Frida,
and Saturday, April and 2. Mis-,
Wheeler's designer this season is Miss S
L. Pratt of Yarmouth.
State Highway Commissioner Sargent
will have his county road meetings a;
usual during the month of April. The
Oxford County meeting will be at the
court house on the 14th.
Ronald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Simpson, was taken to the Eye and Ear
Infirmary at Portland Sunday with a
severe case case of appendicitis, and his
sister Marion is i'll with pneumonia.
Friday was a summer day, the Their
mometer running up to " in north
west corner where the sun never shines,
and showing 70 and II in the shade in
other places not on the north side Of
buildings.
The great national game is once more
getting into shape. Bats, gloves, mitts,
and the other parsphernslia are on exhi-
bition by the dealers, and the boys are
playing scrub on the railroad lot oppo-
site the station.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller OF the Uni
versalist church preached at a special
service at the Norway Universalist
church last Wednesday evening, and a
good number of his people here attend
ed the meeting.
The fine, comfortable weather OF
Sunday, and the fast drying streets
about the village. brought people out
doors in the afternoon, and il is safe to
say that more were out enjoying the air
than have been at any previous time
since last fall.
The annual meeting for organization
of the five hose companies and hook and
ladder company is next Saturday night,
April 2, at 7 O'Clock sharp, at Engine
House Hall Let all make an effort to
be prompt in attendance, as corpora
ton meeting follows.
The annual meeting Of the Universal
list church was held Friday evening, and
officers were elected as follows:
Moderator-Rev. C. G. Miller
Clerk-Grace Thayer.
Treasurer-Mrs Emma Park.
DeacOns-A. f. Shurtleff, Everett Farrar, Mrs.
Emma Park, Mrs. Annie Fletcher.
Services and music appropriate to
Easter were held at all the churches Sum-
day, with large congregations at them
all. At the Methodist church there
were several additions to the church
two being received into
full membership, one baptized, one &C
cepted on probation, and two added by
letter. At the Universslist church
special communion service was held at
9 p. NJ.
The Lumley Band boys want every
person in the village to get ticket for
the concert which will be given by them
next Friday night at New Hall, South
Paris. Seven selections by the full band,
a song and chorus, cornet duet, clarionet
duet, three cornet solos, drum solo and
a reading by one of the boys will consti-
tute the programme. 1t is not claimed
to give such perfect music as may be
given by old and more experienced bands
but a good entertainment may be ex-
pected. Any way come and help the
boys.
r. n Hall and Charles L. Buck have
resigned as assessors of the South Paris
Village Corporation, and meeting of
the corporation has been called next
Saturday evening at Engine House Hall
to act upon their designations and choose
successors, also to see if any different
arrangement will be made of the street
lights from Hicks Crossing to Norway
line. After the warrants for the meet
ing had been posted, il was realized that
the place and the date were the same as
that of the organization of the hose CON-
panies. As the hose companies are call
ed at I o'clock, and the session will
probably not be long, it is thought that
the two will not seriously conflict il the
corporation meeting is delayed a few
minutes past the hour, 7:30, set for the
opening, say till 7:45.
A very pleasant informal recital was
given by the pupils of Mrs. Cora S.
Briggs Thursday evening, March oath.
The studio was filled with the pupils
and their friends. Refreshments were
served by seven young ladies. The fol-
lowing programme was finely rendered:
In the Cloister.
Marion Gray.
Gitana-Mazurka, Helms.
Iva Merrill.
Impromptu Mazurks, Lack.
Ruth Cummings.
fdslOralt, niL.
Rena Tribou.
Mildred Curtis.
IntermeZzo from Cavslleria Rusticana.
Beatrice SWEET.
Monastery bellS, Wcly.
Lillian Powers.
Inc heduOW DrOOA, $500 " Ahamo.
Phyllis Taylor.
MaurlSdl, 49, Lawn.
Berenice Nash.
Philadelphia Record March, Englemann.
Eddie and Howard Chick.
Doux Regard, --Ooimessch.