Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-22
SOUTH PARIS.


u.. Aones Heald of Canton is thu
A'I Of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Smell.
,c.. Robsr,s Of Kennebunk has been q
.,s., at (. + Sbaw's for few days.
NJ Roands joined bis wife in Nader
.,5 spsu, the holiday weekend there.
Mr., Charlotte Howe, who has been
lie m for the past few weeks, is now
improving
II, and Mrs. A. T. Powers Of Hanover
- he guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
" C.. Thayer
Irving o. Barrows spent the holiday
~ -ud with his sister, Mrs. NJ. V.
veAiste,, al Eliot.
n. and Mrs. Frank Haskell of Au.
,,,n have been recent guests of Mrs.
e,,,ds Mr. Haskelrs sister.
Charles Rawson has purchased the Tir-
~ L0n,e on High Street, and moved in
Mere With bis family last week.
=, is announced that Paris Grange
-. decided 10 begin work at once on a
1rge new ball that they are to build on
he Billings lumber yard lot on Maple
Street
Miss Lpra Morrill, of Buckfield, who
,.,rbss iD he BiscOe district, spent the
49, end with her aunt, Mrs. Theodore
Thsyer
Mr.. Ordway, Mrs. FIemming and Miss
Cav will entertain the Delta Alphas at
Dss-,r, Memorial Church Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Charles T. Merrill OF Hennebunk-
nor, bs, been the guest of her parents,
H. and Mrs W. II Jenne, for tue past
week gr more.
RIA sure and save your money to at
,.rl tls Y age Post Office, which will
b.y.ye8 a, New Hal May 2nd, Cast will
be printed next week.
Charlie Bauaey aod wife OF sumner
were here at J y. Haynes over Sunday
IN vis.t Mrs Mary Newell, who is con-
- vslescing from a severe illness.
Hon Waldo Pettengill and wife of
R1mford Speu, sunday with Mrs.
Rounds. Mrs. Petteugill's friend, and
n,n led the Methodist conference.
It's reported that a broken wheel was
he cAu-e OF the recent freight smash-up
90 ,ls Grand Trunk near West Bethel,
Aswas bee case in the wreck near Shows
Pa.Sa few weeks since.
The adde's Of VIM K. Kimbsll circle
oftbe o. A K. are requested to- meet at
tier room for special meeting on
saturday evening, April 10Th, 10 consider
business u Importance.
Members Of the ladies' circle of the
G. A x with their honorary members
are invited by the members of Burnside
enc 20 a campfire at Auburn on the
afternoon OF May lst at half past 2
ocock.
That Joyous spring bird, the bullfrOg,
aagain with US, and has been making
p, voice heard nov for a week. The
parrOw's song is sweet, but it hasn't
quite the same prophecy of summer that
there is in the frogs cheerful tone.
AZ the next regular meeting of Mt
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, April 20. gen
temen's night will be observed. Every
brother is requested to be present,
There will be a short entertainment,
after which light refreshments will be
served.
Hundreds of immigrants bound for
canada went through on the Grand
Trunk the first of last week-four trains
10 one day, and one of them of fifteen
cars So heavy was this traffic that the
road had to borrow a large part of the
Da~a uaad from Okhar roads
The batters are up for new bdnga-
low which Mrs. George III. Davis will
build this season, on the lot east of her
residence on Maple Street. The bunga-
low will be 3jx46 feet, with six rooms
on the ground floor, and probably two
finished on the second floor. The fam
lily will occupy ii when it is completed.
Members of the Methodist Conference
supplied at the several churches of the
other denominations on Sunday. At the
Congregational church Rev. William
Wood; a the Baptist church Rev. j. Z.
Clancy assisted BY Rev. +. e. Rogers;
q, the Universalist church Rev. II. l..
Nichols Rev Alexander Hamilton con-
Quoted services at the jail in the after
noon.
Mount Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will
observe the 94th anniversary of the
Order at their hall with appropriate
exercises Tuesday evening, April 20
The annual sermon will be preached by
Rev C. c. Miller at the Universalist
church, April 9th, at 2:S0. Moot al
odd Fellows Hall at O'Clock. All
brothers and sisters Of the order are cor
daily invited TO attend.
The meeting of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, which was post
poned last week, will be held in the Con-
gregati0nslist yestry, Wednesday at 80
p NJ IL will DO a mothers meeting
and the discussion of the subject, Teach,
ing Boys and Girls to love Nature and
Sunday School, will be led by Mrs. A. L.
McWhOrter. There will also be a me
mortal service for Mrs. Annie b. SWEET.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with the president, Mrs. Z. +
Hathaway, at her home on High Street.
This is the last program evening OF the
club for the season, and In the study OF
English history the period considered is
CrOmwelrs proteetOrate. Mrs. Fernald
has paper on Oliver Cromwell, aud
Mrs. Hilton one on London, Old and
New. Patriotic quotations are given by
the club at roll call, and patriotic songs
az the close of the program. The annual
meeting of the club comes May 9th.
Everybody who wasn't Methodist or
printer or a housekeeper or something
took a vacation Saturday. Both the
factories shut down for the day, the
stores and banks were closed, aud the
place wore general holiday air. OF
course the base ball season opened, with
some real games and some games that
were for sport. At the high school
grounds in the forenoon the single men
beat the married men to 4, six innings.
There was also some trap shooting, and
some other sports. The day was little
mixed as TO weather, but generally en-
durable, and was on the whole quite
well employed as spring breathing
spell.
Chester NJ. Merrill of this place was
one of class of fifteen from various sec
lions Of the country which graduated
last Tuesday from the United States
College OF Veterinary Surgeons at Wash
ingtOn, ID. c. Mr.. Merrill was the only
Maine man, the others coming from
eight other of the states of the Union.
Remarks were made at the commence
ment exercises In Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday evening by Representative L.
U. SissOn of Mississippi, b. Tilgham
Woodward, dean of the faculty, and DIR.