Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-14

as last year. For roads an increase of
one thousand dollars, in other matters
there was less appropriated.
For several years Carl Boynton has
clerked for Thomas Smiley. He closed
his labors with Mr.. Smiley Saturday
and has accepted position with the
Boston Department Store at Portland,
where he commenced work Monday.
His many friends congratulate him.
The annual sale and supper of the
W. c. T. U. at Grange Hall Wednesday,
the 18th, will commence at 2:30 P. N.
with supper at P. N. The entertain
ment will consist of music by the chill
dren under the direction of Mrs. Florence
Fogg, and a drama, 1.-THE Fruit of the
Wine Cup" Characters:
MIR, Hamilton, Alton W hitehead
Charles Bailey, Edward Burnell
Charles Bailey, Jr., Winfield Flanders
Andrews, Ray Brooks.
Speculation, Rollin Dinsmore.
Jeremiah, Walter Chandler.
Kate Hamilton, MRS. stevens.
Mary, Vivian A. Dingley.
Flora, Tena c. Tubbs.
Sarah, Gertrude L. MuIp ply.
Jackson Clark is confined to his house
with severe attack of the grippe.
Several cases more of scarlet fever and
all the patients are quarantined with
more or less strictness.
DIR. and Mrs. F. E. Drake have been
visiting in Buckfield, or rather Mrs.
Drake has been with her sister there
and the doctor drove over for her Wed
nesday and returned Thursday.
CIV. Webber aud family, for some
months at North Jay, are to return to
Norway. Mr.. Webber will 90 into the
teaming and trucking business again.
Grin Brown and Herbert l. Holt have
pressed for sale nearly a hundred tons
of hay during the last week.
Ralph Hartman is at home from the
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy for
short vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Hartman.
G. L. Golf, for some time with Frank
81. Hurd, has gone to New Gloucester
where be will open blacksmith shop.
Rev. R. J. Bruce and Dea. E. N. SWEET
took part in the organization of a Con.
gregational church at West Paris Sun
day. The church will be supported by
the Firms.
The officers of Frank T. Bartlett camp,
No. 8, U. S. w. ", are as follows:
Com.-George II. Fox.
8. Cross l.. Bickford.
J. v.C.-Timothy l.. Heath.
Adjt.-M .rton L. Kimball.
Quartermaster-sanger 8. Maxim.
0nicer Of the Day..Joseph Radcliffe.
O.G.-Herbert ]. Holt.
Surgeon-Bial F. Bradbury.
Chaplain-Horace II. Cole.
Donald WEIGH and Carroll Bartlett are
the clerks at the James Smith shoe
store.
Miss q. M. Taylor, successor of Mrs.
G. A. Allen, milliner, is in Boston for
the approaching season.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Kimball entertained the
Quiet Club at her home on Wednesday
Rev. Merrill c. Ward was sick with
the grippe Sunday. There was no
preaching.
Frank a Beck was in Boston on
business trip this week. he attended
the auto show.
Henry B Foster has returned from
trip to Boston, New York, Chicago and
Washington. he will open his new
store in the near future.
Oxford Chapter, r. A. NJ, received Its
official visitation and inspection at its
regular meeting last Wednesday evening,
the visiting officer being Thomas h
Dodge of Augusta, Grand High Priest of
the Grand Chapter of Maine. There
was work in the Royal Arch degree,
with the somewhat unusual condition OF
three young men as candidates who are
all college graduates and now engaged in
educational and professional work.
Afer the close of the chapter an oyster
supper was served, and an hour OF i'm.
promptu speech. making and singing fol-
lowad