Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-02-04
West Parls.

"GSI foItBs
The popular four-ac. drama, Home
Ties, will be presented under the auspi-
ces Of the Good Will Society In Grange
Hall. Wednesday evening, Feb. IL, with
the following cast:
Martin Winn. . wellto-do gentleman farmer"
Of the substantial, fairly educated type,
Leonard Everett, country young man, engaged,
manly OF intelligence and fair r sducssiOSS'
Harold Vincent, handsome, cultured young
man. city bred person,
Josiah Tizzard. little old man, Of the quaint,
humorous type.
Ruth VIM, an attractive country girl with a
gloss Of boarding school and city manners,
though without ahecs M.o t,,,,, u Mann
Alma Wayne, Ru.h's friend, dash dasSins but re.
fined city girl.
Aunt Melissa refined maiden ~, ,aG S:r, s,s,.on.
Mrs. Popln. an inquisitve woman With
Mrs. Agnes Brock.
Indy Jane. Of the Topsy variety, mischievou'
Florence Hildreth
This drama, clean. wholesome, full OF
heart interest, with plenty of comedy,
promises to be one of the most pleasing
plays presented here for long time
The coaching and stage management is
under the direction of Mrs. John r.
Wood. Vocal selections with Mrs. Geo.
l. Burnham Of South Paris accompanist
and piano soloist, between the acts.
Granite Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. M,
have installed the following officers for
the ensuing year:
w.M.-Lester Il. Penley.
| s. Wired X. Penley.
]. w.-Ralph Bacon.
| Treas.-C. II. Lane, Jr.
Seq. +. Barrows.
S.D.-John Brock.
| j. DIS. Z. johnson.
Ssh. II. Richardson.
| j. ST.. E. Whitman.
| Chap.-W. o. Bryant.
Tyler-A. L. Bacon.
Mrs. Israel F. Emmons had the mis-.
fortune to fall down stairs Friday morn
ing and fracture her ribs.
L. B. Turpel has moved his family
from the rent in Dunham's building to
Mrs. Dudley's home on Maple Street.
There was an all-dsy session of West
Paris Grange Saturday, Jan. 25, when
they entertained Paris Grange, thirty
two members of that grange being
present. The invitation which was ex
tended to the public to b present to en-
joy the afternoon program was accepted
by a good number. The program wal
as follows: Singing by grange choir com
posed of Mrs. John r. Wood, Mrs. o. A
Bird, Mrs. C. S. Marshall, MIRA. EldroI
Stearns, Mrs. Mary Stetson, Messrs. G
A. Churchill, Dana Grover, Mrs. Dan,
Grover accompanied; Mrs. John f
Wood director. Prayer by Chaplain Rev
D. A. Ball; readings by Ezekiel Porter
Mrs. d. A. Ball, Mrs. Wood; origina
poem by Mrs. G. S. Marshall; remarks
by Rev. D. A. Ball; original stories by e
Is. Marshall; solo by Dana Grover; piano
solo, Mrs. Grover; solo, Mrs. John Wood
Nearly all responded to an encore. A
Z. Morse of Paris Grange was called
upon aud gave several humorous read
ings, and Silas Maxim, also of Pari
Grange, who now carries the Boston
Post cane, was called upon and mad
fitting remarks, closing by expressing
the wish that woman suffrage nigh
soon prevail.
| Mayford and Jennie Mann of Norwa.
were guests over last Sunday of thei
uncle, Lewis NJ. Mann, and family.
The following list of flowers which
was received too late to be published ii
last weeks issue is given to show tn
many expressions of love and esteem
shown for the late Mrs. Cora D. Lurvey
Pillow, "wife," W. II. Lurvey.
Standard wreath on base, "Our Daughter
SIR. and Mrs. +. l.. Wyman.
Basket of flowers, SISTER" Perlev NJ. Wyman
Basket of flowers, Cora" Mrs. Lottie Curtis
Miss Marion Curtis. Miss Vesta Curtis, Mrs. Lo
rinda Curtis.
Standard harp of flowers. telephone and tele
| graph operators, Buck1eld.
Standard wreath on base, to Iephone operators
| West Sumner. Buckeeld. Hartford, Canton.
Pillow. d. Of r Onward Rebekah Lodge.
Spray pinks, ETC., Mrs. Jacobs, Buckleid.
Spray hyacinths. etc, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
| Wheeler.
Spray Gala lilies, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. An
drews. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. Perham, Mr.. an
Mrs. Z. b. Davis and Ethlyn, Mrs. Julia Davis
Mrs. Mary Andrews, Mrs: Rachel Edwards
| Woodstock.
Bouquet white pinks. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Irish, Buckfeld.
Bouquet pink and white pinks. MIR. and Mrs
l.. T. Perkins.
J Pinks. DR.. and Mrs. Wheeler. W. Paris.
Pinks. Frank r. Andrews. Woodstock.
PiDks, W. III. Pride and wife. Norway.