Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-11

of scholars.
Mrs. A. P. Wing of Wayne is a CUES
, OF her father, I. j. Monk.
Miss Mildred Elder of Maiden, Mass.
is q guest at Mrs. Rounds,
George Pratt OF Auburn visited bi
mother here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Field is teaching school Il
the Perkins District in Woodstock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of Bidde
lord have been recent guests at Harry D
Coles.
| Mrs. Percy Rankin of Wells Beach Il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
| W. Walker.
i Mrs. l.. C. Morton has gone to spenG
several weeks visiting relatives in eastern
Massachusetts,.
The Universalist Mission Circle meets
with Mrs. Durham on Pleasant Stree,
Tuesday at 8 p. NJ.
| Don't fail to see Tad and Rosie in ''The
Village Schoolma'am," at New Hall,
April Goth and 2lst
A sociable under the auspices of the
high school senior class was held in New
Hall Friday evening.
Miss Marie Wiggin of Bath is a guest
in the family of her cousin, Fred B
Wiggin, for few weeks.
Miss Ward, assistant superintendent
in the Newton Hospital, Newton, Mass,
is guest of Miss Olive SWEET.
Mrs. II. A. Morton entertained few
friends at tea Tuesday evening, in honor
of Mrs. Sprague of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Maxwell are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frost, in
South birmingham, Mass, for few
weeks.
Miss Helen NJ. Porter, who is working
in Auburn, was ar home over Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
E. Porter.
Mrs. o. W. Fuller has given up her
rent here, and has gone to Turner where
she will remain with relatives for the
summer at least.
Mrs. Smiley bad her millinery open
ing Friday and Saturday of last week.
Some very pretty hats were exhibited,
and lots of people out to see them.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson, who spent a
part of the winter with her daughter in
Exeter, n. a., has returned and is now
with her son, Mark Richardson, at West
Paris.
Chester NJ. Merrill, who is taking q
course in veterinary college in Wash
iDgton, ID. c., is expected this Monday
afternoon, having completed the years
work.
The regular meeting of the Careful
Cleaners will be held at the Methodist
parsonage Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
The Bible study will be the life of
Moses.
Miss Laura Willis has been awarded
the valedictory in the high school grad
uatiUg class, aud Miss Lila Young the
salutatory, both of which go by rank.
Both are from West Paris.
A E. Littlefield, the contractor on the
Methodist church, is quite i'll with
pneumonia at bis home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernald were there on Sun
day, and report him somewhat better.
One boy with a piece of bare ground
large enough to stand on, batting flies,
and two boys standing on the snow to
catch them. Who would undertake TO
deny that the national game is a great
game?
The last lecture of the course by Rev.
Chester Gore Miller will be given at the
this week Subject, "Creeds of the
World" taking up the various creeds OF
Christianity and commenting upon them.
Miss Lucy Frost, who has been in the
employ of the Mason Manufacturing Co.,
was married on Sunday, at the home of
her mother in Norway, to Leon Dow.
Rev. NJ. c. Ward of Norway officiated at
the service. The newly married couple
have gone 10 Walthsm, Mass, where
they will make their home.
Provided the ground at the high
school is in shape by that time-and the
prospect is now fair that it will be-the
base ball season will open next SatLr-
day with a game between Paris High
School and Bridgton Academy. The
boys will not have any too much time to
get in shape for the game.
Isaac Monk lost the end of his right
thumb on saw at the Paris Manufacture
ing Co.'S factory Thursday. The acct
dent is understood to have been due to
the fact that the stick he was saving,
while apparently all right on the upper
side, was hollow underneath. The
thumb was taken off about at the roots
of the nail.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church, at its annual meeting Friday
afternoon, reelected the former officers,
as follows:
Pres.-Mrs Ellen Curtis.
Sec.-Mrs. T. NJ. Davis.
Treas.-Mrs. T.. L. Chapman.
ee-Presidents-Mrs. Julia Abbott. Mrs. T.
v. Kewley, Mrs. Eva Ordway, Mrs. Geo. Giles
anu Mrs. Geo. Robertson.
The South Paris Board of Trade held
its annual meeting at the assessors office
Wednesday evening, President j. Fl.
Bean presiding. The report of the Sec
Rotary shows fifty-two members in good
standing. J. F. Plummer, treasurer, re-
ported disbursements during the year of
s29 20, and cash on hand 95,SS. Officers
were elected as follows:
Presiient-Geo b. Crockett.
First Vice President-S. ID. Bolster.
Second Vice. Presidential. W. Walker.
Secretary-Arthur z. Forbes.
Treasurer. y. Plummer.
President Crockett has appointed stand
ing committees as follows:
Ways and Means-N. ID. Bolster. Chas. II.
Howard, ID. NJ. Stewart
Finance-A. c. Wheeler. Geo. c. Fernald, +.
y. Wright.
lmprovements-w. J. Wheeler. c. W. Bowker.
A. 4. Shurtlef.
Entertainment-Albert d. Park, W. A. Porter,
Geo. A. Briggs.
Publications-A. Z. Forbes, j. +. Plummer, Z.
y. Haskell.
Home Industries-J. II. Bean, j. s. Wright, L.
5. Billings.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. Gray, John A.
Scott, A. W. Walker.
The Darktown Minstrels.
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