Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24

were 1notalleo IueSoay evening ~ ~:
Eva n. Swift, D. D. p, and Mrs. Mildred
Dsvisl Grand Marshal. Mt. Hope Lodge
of Norway and Mt. Pleasant Lodge of
South Paris were invited and about
seventy guests arrived by special train.
Supper was served Immediately after ar
rival Of the guests, and Ice cream and
cake after the installation. The officers
are:
N.G.-Miss Mabel Kicker.
v.G.-Mrs. Della Penley.
Rec. sec.-Mrs. Minnie Curtis.
Fin. Sec.-Hrs Juliette Curtis.
Treas.-Mrs Marietta Willis.
Warden-Miss Alice Penley.
Con.-Mrs. Hattie Curtis.
3. N.G.-Mrs. Mildred Davis.
LIS. N. G.-Mrs. Ina Martin.
R. 8. v. G.-Mrs Eva Swift.
L. 8. v. G.-Ars. Dora jackson.
Chaplain-Mrs. Fannie Emmons.
Inside Guard-Mrs. Phila Shedd.
Outside Guard-Mrs. Alma Dunhan.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Bap-
tist church have recently elected the
following officers:
Pres-Mrs. A. c. Coburn.
yice-Pres.-Mrs. 6: A. Smith.
Sec.-Mrs. 8. T. White.
Treas.-Mrs. NJ. z. Stetson.
Chap.-Rev. l.. W. Raymond.
Ex. Com.-Miss Ella Berry, Mrs.. W. H. EN-.
cry. Mrs. Rose Cole. Mrs: Lena Herrick;
Literary Committee-Mrs. e. T. Flavin, Mrs.
Samuel Estes, Jr., Mrs. II. e. Stetson.
The entertainment given Monday even
ing for the benefit Of the public library
consisted of readings by Miss Hodsdon
of Hebron Academy, music and tableaux.
Dancing followed the programme. 1t Is
to be regretted that an entertainment
given for 80 worthy an object WAS 80
poorly patronized.
Mrs. c. G. Morton and children, Helen
aud Hugh, are visiting Mrs. Morton's
parents at Hsverhill, Mass.
Rev. Hervey n. Hoyt occupied the
pulpit at the Universalist church Sun.
day morning, Jan. Is. he also led an
inspiring meeting OF the Y. P. G. U. In
the evening.
IF. Emmons remains in very poor
| health.
Otis A. Curtis is confined to the house
with severe cold.
Miss Marion Curtis is supplying in the
telephone central during the absence oi
Miss Ethelyn Davis.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Swift, D. d. p, and Mas
Mabel Kicker, G. NJ, installed the off,
GERS of Bethel Rebekah Lodga Monday
evening.
Mrs. I. L. Bowker and Miss Ella Cur
tis spent Thursday with relatives in
Portland.
Mrs. A. j. Rowe of Lewiston has beer
a recent guest OF her mother, Mrs. Laurs
Reed.
A farewell party was given Wednes
day evening by Miss Elinor 81. Tuell In
honor of her cousin, Miss Madge Tuell.
There were twenty guests present. Tht
evening was pleasantly passed by play
ing whist until late hour when refrosh
ments were served. The opportunity
was then taken to present Mrs. Tuel
with an envelope addressed Mr. anG
Mrs. E. E. Tuell and family from Tai.
versalist society, which con.aiusd sub
stantial expression oi their appreciation
of them in the past and expressed their
good wishes for them In the future. Mrs
Tuell and family left Thursday morning
for Walpole, Mass where Mr.. Tuell hs,
been employed for several weeks ant
where they will make their home.
Mrs. o. K. Yates is very Ill. A train
ed nurse was called Saturday.
The dance Friday evening was we'll at
tended.
Warren CooksOn was at home from
Shaw's Business College, Portland, owe
Sunday.
Mrs. r. e. Wheeler, Mrs. Eva Swift
Mrs. Mildred Davis were In Lewiston
Saturday.
Mrs. John Brock is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Charles X. Durham of Soutl
Paris was called here Saturday by tn
serious illness from pneumonia OF he
aunt, Mrs. o. K. Yates. Mrs. Dunhan
will remain with her aunt for the pres
ant