Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-07

The village sch 'ols opened again Mon
day morning.
Good skating again on the river sbov,
the Park Street bridge.
Harold Abbott spent last week will
relatives at West Paris and thereabouts
The towns brown-tail moth crew hav,
| finished work here, and will be at worl
at Paris Hill this week.
Mrs gilbert and Miss Doris Culber
OF Portland have been guests at j. P
Richardson's for few days.
The Philathsa class of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Alice Edge
comb Thursday afternoon, Jan 9th.
Mrs. W. Fl. Robinson has gone to thu
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston for medical treatment for q few
weeks.
Miss Alice Hunter, who spent the high
school vacation at her home In Strong
has returned, and is again with her sis,
ter, Mrs. A. F. Goldsmith.
Mrs. Albert D. Park started Monday
morning for South Weymouth, Mass, to
spend q week with her sister, Mrs.
Heald, who is there for the winter.
At the communion service at the Uni.
versalist church Sunday evening, four
were baptized and received into the
church by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Miller.
The first floor of the Briggs building
in Market Square 10 being put in shape
for the occupancy Of Carl S. Briggs, who
will open dental rooms there. Mr..
Briggs has completed his work in Tufts
Dental College, and is at home.
The selectmen are expecting the su-
perintendent of this division of the
Grand Trunk, with whom they have
been in correspondence, to come here
within day or two TO consider putting
in gates at some Of the crossings in the
village.
The Uuiversalist Sunday School elect
ed officers as follows for the coming
year:
Supt Mrs. L. Z. Bean.
Asst Supt "A. l.. Holmes.
Sec. and Tress.-Hsrold Abbott.
Librarisn-Miss A. NJ. Douglass.
Asst.-Harold Abbott.
Changes are being made in the store
Of the Chas. II. Howard Co., the pre-
scription counter being set back into the
west wing of the store, while the office 10
brought forward about TO the position
where the prescription counter formerly
stood.
Any person knowing II there 10 an IN
marked grave of any soldier OF Paris
who served in the war OF the rebellion 10
asked 10 send such information 10 the
adjutant Of VIM L kimball Post, Com
rade Henry Maxim. II 10 desirable that the
matter be attended TO as soon as possible.
The officers of Hamlin Lodge, K. Of p,
recently elected, and who will be in
stalled within q short time, are:
CIV. 4. Kenuey.
we. L. Shaw
PIT. s. Barnes
NJ. OF W.-Crockett Record.
h. OF Z. and SC. W. Bowker.
NJ. OF F.-Ernest NJ. Millen.
NJ. Of E-J. + Everett.
NJ, st A.-C. W. Burgess.
l. G.-E. b. Curtis.
o. G.-Perley Whitney.
Trustee-walte l.. Gray.
The annual meeting and roll call of
the Congregational church was held
Wednesday evening. Officers for the
coming year are:
Pastor-Rev. A. T. Mcwhorter.
Clerk. L. Greene.
Treasurer-E y. Haskell.
Deacons-J. +. Plummer. A. B. Talbot, Chas.
II. Howard. W. p. Maxim. Henry Z. Auzzy,
Alfred II. Jackson.
Sunday School officers:
superintehdept-Chss. II. Howard.
Assistant suporinsendent-Henry Z. Muzzy.
Secre.ary-walter z. Maxim.
Treasurer. +. Plummer.
Librarian-S. ID. Bolster.
Assistant Librarian-Stephen p. clifford.
Supt Home Dept.-Mrs. Sarah p. Chute.
supt. Cradle Roll-Mrs. Alice G. Howard.
Elk. Com.-Alton c. Wheeler. Mrs. Annie b.
SWEET. Mrs Hannah &. Wright.
Christian Endeavor Society:
President-Miss Eva <. Walker.
Vice President-Mrs. Harriet Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures Dow.
Rec. Sec.-Miss Bessie Hsggest
Cor. Sec.-Miss Ruth Bolster.
Supt. Junior {. Mrs. Harriet Barnes
Missionary Com.-Mrs. Augusta II. Bean,
Kenneth William. Miss Rose Clark, Miss Ruth
Bolster.
Prayer Meeting Com.-Mlss Ruby Clark, Miss
Eva SWEET, Mrs. Margaret Wilbur, Aiss Bessie
Haggett.
Lookout Com.-Mrs. Dora Muzzy. Mrs. A. T..
New horter, hiss L. Alice wetherell, Freeland
William.
Social Com-Miss Helen Barnes. Murray
Rigelow, Miss Nettie Newell. Misc Bertha Wight.
Flower COm.-Miss Cora Wight, Miss Mary
Clifford, Miss Myra Haggets Miss Blanche Lane.