Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-14
West Parls.

The officers Of West Paris Lodge, |
I. o. o. F., were Installed Saturday oven
ing, Jan. 4. by D. D. G.. II. DE-. Wight |
and D. d. grand marshal, G. z. Fox, OF |
Bethel, and are a. follows:
N.G.-Bernard II. Richardson.
G.-George n. Tubbe.
War-Chrence Richardson. !
Cou.-vernon K. Ellingwood.
Rec. Sep. c. rckett.
Fin. Sec-Hezekiah Farrar.
Treas.-L. H. Emery.
IG.-Harold Swift.
O.G-L. B. Turpel.
r, N. G-Gerald Swift.
L. N G.-Elroy Dean.
RS. ". G.-Frei Tubbs.
L. s. v. G.-George Jackson.
Chap.-John Ross.
The officers of Onward Rebekah Lodge
were installed Tuesday evening by D. d.
President Miss Farwell Of Bethel, assist
cd BY Miss Mabel Kicker, grand marshal.
The list for the ensuing year 10 az fol-
lows:
N.G.-Minnie !. Curtis.
V,G.-Ina L. Curtis.
Rec. Sec.-Della q. Penley.
Fin. Sec.-Juliette r. Curtis.
Treas.-Msbel A. Mann.
Cop.-Lois Hollis.
War.-Eva Tucker.
I.G.-Clara Hail.
O.G.-Birdie Swan.
Z. 8. N. G.-Msbel Kicker.
L. N. G.-Dora jackson.
r. 8. v. G.-Eva Swift
L. s. v. eliza Porter.
Chap.-Fannie Emmons.
Mrs. Juliette Curtis, Miss Marion Cur
tbs, Hazel Bacon and Mrs. Lizzie Perry
were in Norway Friday.
Mrs. Walter Ring and baby, who have
been spending several days with rela.
tives at Bethel, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Laura Reed remains very III.
George, youngest son OF r. T. Flavin,
had the misfortune to upset q kettle OF
hot water last Monday, and was quite
badly burned. The little fellow 10 doing
we'll.
A good number from West Paris
Grange attended Pomona Grange at
Norway last Tuesday.
Several members Of Granite Lodge, r.
and A. NJ, attended the funeral OF
George Hammond at Paris Friday after
noon.
Miss Clara Hurley has returned and
opened her dressmaking rooms and will
be glad to see her customers.
Mrs. Phila Mayhem went to Milton
last Monday to attend the funeral Of Ly-
man Davis.
Mrs. w. s. Austin of South Paris was
a recent guest Of her sister, Mrs. 8. T.
White.
Leland Lane of Norristown, Penn,
has been the guest Of his brother, c. b.
| Lane, and other relatives here. G. II.
Lane accompanied his brother to Port.
land on his return.
Adua Swift of Beverley, Mass, has
been the guest of his brothers and sis.
ters in this vicinity. Mr.. Swift took
home with him little Mary, the daughter
of the late Mrs. Annie Kimball. The
child will live in his family.
The next regular meeting OF the Good
Will Society will be held Wednesday,
Jan. %, with Mrs F. E. Wheeler.
q. G.. Brown has been putting the
white fame burner on lamps In . few
families here, during the past week or
trial. The burners are warranted to be
smokeles and odorless, and to generate
gas and burn the carbon. The families
that have used the burners like them
very we'll.
The officers of Granite Chapter, o. E.
Is, were installed Thursday evening by
past Worthy Matron, Leona P. RidloD,
assisted by Grand Marshal Miss Nellie
Marshall. The list of officers for the en-
suing year is as follows:
W. M.-Linnie Stearns.
Fps. X. Estes, Jr.
1 Associate M.-Dora Emery.
| Con.-Agnes Brock.
Asst. COn.-Alice Penley.
Sec Frank Hill.
Treas.-Phila Shedd.
| Chap-Ada Barden.
Mar.-EmmSlHill.
Ada-Leona p. Ridlon.
Ruth-Nellie Barrows.
Esther-Annie Wheeler.
Martha-Izora Marston.
Elects-Della r. Penley.
| Warden-Nellie Moody.
Sen.-P. c. Pickett.
A chicken pie supper was served at $50
and after the installation punch anC
light refreshments were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith Of Norway anc
lMr. and Mrs. Luther N. Irish of Buck
field were among the out of town guests