Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-02
West Paris.

Alphonso D. Hammond Of Vermont
was tho recent guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Lillian Hammond.
Rev. c. q. Young is moving his house.
hold goods from Gorham, N. H., to the
home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Young
Mrs. L. c. Bates and Mrs. j. r. Tuck.
or were in Lewiston Wednesday.
Friday evening a fire alarm at L. n.
Mann & Sons mill called out the fire de-
partment and o number Of frightened
citizens. The reason of the alarm was
An overheated pipe which caused the
wood work to smoke around 1t, and
which had 1t not been discovered would
have soon made an alarming fire.
There will be a May ball at Grange
Hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Harry Patch delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Tuesday after
noon. Refreshments of Welsh raIebit,
lemonade and fudge were served.
John Kennaugh and Miss Eva Bryant
were recently married by Rev. G. Il.
Young at Gorham, N. b. The young
couple are at S. I. Wheeler's where they
will be employed during the season.
Harold Gerrish ia working in an office
at Portland.
Will F. Durham of Lynn, Mass, was
in town a day or two last week. Mr..
Durham was called here by the illness
of his father, j. II. Durham.
Granite Lodge, F. and A. NJ, visited
Jefferson Lodge at Bryant Pond Tues
day evening.
Rev. L. W. Souther has moved to
Livermore where he has charge of the
Livermore and North Fayette NJ. E.
churches.
H.R. Tuell spent Saturday in Lewis.
ton. He also visited friends in Now
Gloucester and Mechanic Falls Saturday
night and Sunday.
Il. W. Durham is making arrange.
ments to move bis rent on the corner OF
Church and Park Streets, occupied by
the family of Ora Msrston, to his lot on
Park Street. Nj. Durham will erect q
nice family residence on the old site.
The entertainment and supper given
by the Ladies' Social Circle of the Free
Baptist church was we'll patronized
The entertainment was novel and was in
the form of magazine called the Mock
Current Literature, E. H. Wood, editor
The following was the contents Of the
magazine:
sSnTis eiI. /. PPenisys "A. Harold Porter
Duchess trousers, c. II: Lanes AID.
n. Carl Emery, sherman Billings
Picture, A Pleasant Burden.
Harold Porter. Wright Fiavin. Lila Cole
page Of poems:-
all
Betty and the Bear, Alice Berry
Picture, Il Love my Sister, but o You Pie
Truman Emery and Mona Billings
Poem, ST. Peter at the Gate IN, Mrs Mar Mary stssson
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Porter, Mrs. Emery
| Snickernees, Humorous Sketches.
Fashion Plates. Mrs. f. S. Farnum's ad
Red, White and Blue.
Music. Kitchen Band,
Red Wing.
Old Grey Bonnet.
Marching through Georgia.
| A Pair Of Suspenders, g. A. Smiths Ad,
Arthur Flayin. Martha Porter
Sure to Please tshoes), c. P. DInham's Ad.
Pos. cards. c. s. Bacon 1 ce., 'iA''n' "u'h cole
| Laura Emery. Alice Berry
Before taking. Mrs stetson
After taking, Mrs. Flavtn
Flour. ID. II. Fineld's ad,
Pittsburgh best.
Flower of the Family, Thelma Emery
The Odd Fellows celebrated the nine
tieth anniversary of Odd Fellowship
Wednesday evening. There was shor
| entertainment Refreshments were
served. Only Odd Fellows and tbei
families W ere invited.
Clarence L. Ridlon was in Portland
Wednesday evening to attend the ban
quet at the Congress Square Hotel. Thi
banquet was given complimentary to F
81. Hazelton, general manager for Main,
of the Equitable Life Assurance Assoc
citation, by George T. Wilson of New
York, second vice. president of the asso
citation.