Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-29
West Paris.

West Paris Grange will hold sale Of
aprons, quilts and various useful articles,
also candies, at Grange Hall, Thursday
afternoon, May l, and at o O'Clock .
chicken pie supper will be served. There
/ will be sociable in the evening.
The Jollie Girls will give May dance
Friday evening, May End. Music by
Milliken's orchestra of Norway, four
pieces.
The supper and entertainment to have
been held under the auspices OF the I.
P. C. u. at Good Will Hall Wednesday,
April 30th, has been postponed.
| The remains of En0ch Bartlett, whose
death occurred at South Paris, we're
brought to West Paris Saturday for in
torment In West Paris cemetery.
Rev. r. B. Pine, the new pastor OF the
n. Z. church, has arrived and 10 staying
at the parsonage.
ED. Stilweil has returned from the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston, and IL much improved In health.
Rev. D. r. Nelson and wife OF South
Portland, and Rev. Elbridge Gerry and
wife OF Pennington, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willis. Mr.. Nell
son and Mr.. Gerry were former pastors
of the NJ. Z church in this village, and
they took the opportunity to como from
| conference at South Paris to visit former
friends and parishioners.
Tiger, the truck horse owned by j. F.
Reed, was laid to rest Thursday. after
serving his master and the public very
faithfully for many years.
Walter Rowe, who has been in poor
health for several weeks, was taken 10
the hospital Friday for treatment.
Ellsworth D. Curtis is taking few
days vacation from his mail route, which
is being supplied by q. R. Tuell. Mr..
Curtis went Friday to join Mrs. Curtis,
who has been visiting relatives at Dick
vale and Rumford Falls. he expects 10
have an operation upon bis nose and
throat during bis absence.
Samuel K. Estes, Jr., has moved his
family to Norway, where he has posi-.
ton In the store of the W. c. Leavitt Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes have been residents
here for some time, and their removal is
regretted by many friends.
Mary, the young child of Harry Patch,
fell from door in the second story OF
their home Monday, but received no SER
ious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Coburn spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday of last week in Port
land.
West Paris Chickadees have recently
played with Bryant Pond and South
Paris, winning large scores in their favor
with both teams.
West Paris Lodge, I. o. o. F., and
Toward Rebekah Lodge, united in an
anniversary celebration at Centennial
Hall, Saturday evening.
| West Paris Grange celebrated an ami
versary Saturday. There was An all.day
session, with dinner served at noon, and
musical and literary program in the
afternoon. One of the special features
of the occasion was the invitations ex
tended to those who no longer retain
their membership in the order. Alto
gether it was pleasant occasion.
W. j. Wheeler of South Paris vas IN
town Thursday.
i Nellie Mabel, the little daughter Of
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Swift, recent,
passed her second birthday. The child
: is very interesting, as she talks qnite
plainly and has been taught several little
!. pieces which she delights in reciting
|, She is the only grandchild of Mr.. ami
Mrs. G. NJ. Tubbs Of West Paris, and
great granddaughter of Harlan Tubbs OF
= South Paris.
Rev. and Mrs. C. q. Young, Mrs. Alice
. Ford, Mrs. G. Fl. Lane, Mrs. S. T. White
Mrs. E. D. Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. S
K. Estes attended conference at Soutl
Paris.
Mr.. j. Y. Alliare, who has been nigh
operator at this station during the winter
season, has been changed to anothe'
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Curtis enter
tanned their son, Leslie Curtis, ant
friends, Mrs. Common and Mr. Marston, o.
Auburn, over Sunday.
The annual meeting of the West Paris
Public Library Association will be helt
Monday evening, May 9Th, at 1880.
Ambrose Curtis Of South Paris Il
spending few weeks with his son, Oti
A. Curtis.
Mrs. Bert Day and Mrs. F. s. Rims
were in Norway Thursday.
Roscoe Tuell was the Weekend CUES
of his daughter, Mrs.. Irwin l.. Bowker, il
Portland.
Augustus Dunbar returned Saturday
from few days visit with his daughter
Mrs. Jennie Currier.
Mrs. Elvess j. Dennen was the CUES
of her niece, Mrs. <. b. Davis, an,
family, at Woodstock, from Friday unit
Monday OF last week.