Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-23

The newly elected officers Of NAY:
flower Chapter, o. e. g., were Installed
Friday evening By Past Worthy Hatron
L. Belle Nuity. Refreshments were
served after the meeting. The following
are the officers installed:
w.P.-F. n. Lamb.
W.N.-Mrs. @. b. Tuttle.
4. M.-Mn. !. II Lamb.
Sec.-Mrs. Lissie Allen.
i Treas.-Ars Q. b. Prince.
Con.-Mrs. Lila RAwson.
A. C.-Mrs. A. L. Newton.
Chap.-Mrs. z. Crockett
Ada-Mrs. Flake.
/ Ruth-Nrs. W. G. Allen.
Esther-Mrs. @. c. spauldipg.
Nsrtha-Mrs- II. n. Nulty.
Electra-Isabel Coulter.
War.-Mrs. J. A: Rawson.
Sep.-R. Crockett.
A public meeting under the auspices
of the Oxford Bears Fruit Growers'
Association, and In the interests OF bet.
ter fruit will be held ct Grange Hall
Wednesday, Jan. "a, commencing at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, and continuing
till the trains leave In the afternoon.
A. L. Blaisdell Of Winterport, State Hor.
,iculturist A. K. Gardner, and Assistant
State Horticultural Geo. A. Yeaton will
be the speakers. A good dinner will be
served In the hall 1t noon by the MON.
bers of the grange for twenty live cents
per plate. This 10 IN opportunity that
should not be missed by those Interested
in fruit raising 10 hsaripracticsl and sue
cessful men. Trains going north leave
at 500 and south ut about $50. Hall
two minutes walk from station.
Miss Marion Thurlow attended an on.
tertainment at East Sumner Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy o. Gardner Of Dig.
field were with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Gard
ner over Sunday.
The officers of NexInscott Lodge OF
Odd Fellows we're installed Saturday
evening by D. D. G. NJ, e. q. Cole,
assisted by Harry Harlow Of Blake
Lodge, Turner, 40 Grand Marshal. The
installation Was public and many ladies
we're present. The officers for the new
year are a. follows:
N.G-G. W. Tilton.
seq. &. wilmington.
Treas.-A. T. Cole.
Warden-G. d. Record.
Conductor-F. D. Washburn.
Chaplain-R. L. Cumm ngs.
r s. n. ca. A. Hutchinson.
Ism. CD. q. Ellingwood.
rs. VS. y. &c. F +. s sII.s
r. 8. s.-Arthur Deane.
L. g. S.-Henry Desne.
7 I. GIL. L. Parker.
4 q. CT. g. Davee.
| Trustees-E. Keene. Geo. Holmes. c. 8. Childs
An oyster supper was served after the
installation.
Rev. Mr.. Davis of South Paris has
been assisting Rev. F. N. Lamb In q
series of meetings through the week, and
Sunday, the 2lst, Rev. L.. T. johnson
commenced . series of meetings which
will extend through the week every
evening at Z O'Clock. Everybody 10 cor.
daily invited to these services.
Eugene Vaughn was ct the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gardner over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Sophia Ann Turner died at the
home of her son, D 8. Turner, Sunday
night. Jan. IA, at the age of SO years.
Mrs. Turner was born in Buckfield and
was the daughter Of Benjamin Jordan
and Annie Sawyer Jordan, and was the
widow OF the late Otis G. Turner, Who
died twenty.six years ago. She 10 sur.
vived by four sons, Benjamin Turner Of
South Paris, D. G. Turner, D. 8. Turner,
L. S. Turner, of this town, and one
daughter, Mrs. Melvina Bumpus. One
sister, Mrs. AnAje Merrill, was presen,
at the funeral, and there are two Other
sisters living. The funeral was at The
home of D. S Turner and the burial al
the Turner cemetery In this town. Rev.
Mr.. Miller from South Paris off1ciated.
| Mrs. Amanda Billings Shaw died al
tho home of Percy Cannon In Hartford
early Monday morning, Jan. Is. and ths
body was Immediately brought t. the
home Of Mrs. Ada Shaw, where the
funeral WAS hold Wednesday afternoon
Rev. r. N. Lamb officiating. Mrs. Shaw
was the widow of the late N. T. Shaw,
and 10 survived by two daughters, Mrs
Abbie Cushman and Ellen N. Shaw
Mrs. Shaw was SO years Of age.
There was dance ct Nezinscott Hall
Friday evening With music by Hobbs
Premier Orohestra from Lewiston
Miss Mildred Shaw sang ut the Elm
Street Uoiysrsaiist church In Auburn
Sunday. the 2lst.
/ Miss Kimball OF Portland has been tb.
guest of Miss Alice Nulty At Hotel Long
Miss Nulty came homo from Canton h
attend the dance.
Mrs. Anna Pike Buck has given up he,
position a. matron Of the Little Blue
School at Pennington and 10 at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Mary Cole.