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

Central Maine General Hospital At
Lewiston Thursday. His daughter, Miss
Linnie Marshall, accompanied him.
s. Clarence Curtis OF Boston has boon
recent guest OF his mother, Mrs. Mary
Buchanan.
Mr.. Fiske, principal of the high
school here, 10 i'll and Shirley Raws0n Of
south Paris 10 supplying for him.
Mrs. Mary II. Price, District Deputy
Grand Conductress of the Grand Chap
ter of Maine, o. <. S., Of Richmond, in-
afalled the officers of the Eastern Star
Chapter Wednesday evening for the en-
suing year, which are a. follows:
WINNIE. Leona P. Ridlon.
w.P.-Charles r. Barden.
Assist. M-Linnie =. Marshall.
Sec-Frank Hill
Treas Mrs. Phila Shedd.
Con.-Mrs. Georgia Estes.
Asst Con.-Mrs. Dora I. Emery.
Ada-Miss Ellen r. Moody.
Ruth-Mrs. Annie W. Wheeler.
Esther-%ii lice Peuley.
Martha-Mrs. Isora MarstOn.
Electa-Mrs. Nellie Barrows
Warden-Mrs. Emma j. Hill.
Sentinel-J. A. Bicknell.
Chap.-Mrs. Ada Barden.
Msrshal-Mrs. ". T. Rucknam.
Pianist-Mrs. Mary Wardwell.
After tho installation the following pro-
gram was rendered:
Solo. Mrs. ]. =; Wool
Solo Ruby Clark, South Paris
Reading. Mrs. Annie Wheeler
Solo, Miss Gar
Reading, Mrs. WOOD
Solo, u. u. SroVer
Duet, Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Grover
Solo, Miss Clark
Solo. Mrs. Wood
Solo. Mr.. Grover
Reading. Mrs. Wood
Solo, NJ 90 Clark
The families and friends of the Eastern
Star members were guests Of tho even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. D. Smith and
Edgar Whitman of Norway were among
the out of town guests. Refreshments
OF chocolate, cake and saltines were
served.
Miss Ethelyn Davis OF Woodstock, who
has been assisting in the telephone ex
change since Hast Monday, returned
home Saturday.
The Good Will Society met with Mrs.
d. A. Ball Wednesday afternoon, and
Thursday afternoon the meeting OF the
Women's Universalist Mission Circle
was held with her.
The L. s. C. of the Free Baptist
church held their annual meeting and
election OF officers Friday, Jan. IL. The
officers are:
Pres.-Mrs. A. d. Coburn.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. W. H. Emery.
sec.-Mrs. s. T White.
Treas-Clara 4. Berry.
Chap.-Rev. l.. w. Raymond.
West Paris Grange held an all day
meeting Saturday, Jan. Is The fore
noon session was devoted to the cor.
pnratiop business and the officers elect
cd were:
Pres.-C. S. Dudley.
Vice Pres.-E. 8. Tuell.
Treas.-J. e. Howe.
Sec.-F. l.. Wvman.
Trustees-E. L. Porter. 4. w. Penley. i. II.
Ellingwood.
A. j. Abbott assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Boutelle Of South Paris installed
the officers of the Grange at the after
noon session. These officers were re-
ported at the time of their election. A
committee was also appointed on par
cells post entertainments and soclables.
The choir rendered music and Mrs. Ora
Bird sang Q solo at the close Of install
lation; accompanist, Mrs. D. j.. Grover.
West Paris Grange held social dance
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Richards of Haverhill, Mass, 10
a guest at Fred Ellingwood's.
Edwin Ellingwood OF Auburn 10 visit.
ing his father, s. j. Ellingwood. =
Sheriff II. D. Cole nf South Paris was
called here officially Wednesday.
A letter recently received from Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. 9oed, who are spending
the winter sc Zephyr Hills, Florids, re-
ports them In excellent health and enjoy.
ing the climate very much. They have
purchased . small farm and are raising
sweet potatoes and poultry. Eggs ara
40 cents per dozen aud oranges 90 cents
per 100. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed expect to
return in the spring, and Mrs. Hattie
Mooney, who has been living at Zephyr
Hills for more than year, has sold her
bungalow and will return with them.
Nathan Merrill, proprietor Of the
livery stable, went to Lewiston Thurs-
day and returned with . handsome pair
Of matched ponies. The ponies are per,
fectly matched and are getting many
compliments.
Eldron Stesrns Of Stearns Hill starts
this week for visit OF . month or two
to his sister In Pomona, California.