Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-05-26
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Monday evening at . special meeting
of Evening Star Lodge OF 9asons the
Fellow Graft degree was conferred on
two candidates. The Master Mason's
degree will be worked at the regular
meeting June 8, and It 10 expected that
Nezinscot Lodge of Turner will be
guests Of this lodge.
The Christian Endeav0r Society held
their annual meeting and election OF
officers Tuesday evening. The score
tary's report was interestingly given BY
Secretary Fiske, and the treasurer's re-
port showed the society In good hnan-
cial condition. The following officers
were elected:
Pres.-Mrs. Minerva Allen
Vice. Pres.-T. b. Lunt
Sec.-Miss Ada Heath
E. D. Hsald 10 again employed BY the
Buckfield Grain Co.
Mrs. Arthur Jacobs has been serious.
" III, but II now much better.
william Il. Lurvey. the popular man.
ager Of the Oxford County Telephone
Co., and Mrs. Elsie Jacobs were married
at South Paris Tuesday, and will reside
at the Methodist parsonage.
Buckfield Grange held public supper
and entertainment ut their hall Wednes-
day evening. About twenty dollars was
cleared. The program Of tho entertain
ment follows:
Piano solo Mrs. Eta Mitchell
Recitation Christine Whitmore
Duet Miss Lamb and Mr.. Lamb
Reading Miss Matilda Hall
Recitation Milton Warren
Piano solo mrs. Eta Mitcneii
Farce 1.-THE Coming Of Anabel" Mrs. Lamb,
Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Morrill,, Miss
Lamb. Miss Hall
Memorial Day services will be a. fol-
lows: 10 the morning at 10 o'clock scr.
vices will be held at the cemetery, fol.
lowed by decoration of graves by Fessen
den Post, G. A r., assisted by Warren
Camp, s. OF V. Warren Camp will
serve . dinner to the general public, at
twenty five cents per plate. At one
O'Clock there will be short parade, fol.
lowed by exercises by the scholars of
the public schools, and an address by r.
N. Lamb at Odd Fellows Hall. The
Turner band will be In attendance for
the day.
Memorial Sunday Fesssnden Post,
No. 43, G. A. R, and Warren Camp, s.
of ", attended service at the Baptist
church, where pastor Lamb gave stir.
ring sermon on peace, and the choir rem.
dered special music.
Mrs. Edward Cole has been seriously
III the past week, but Is better now
Mrs. E II. Cole of Turner has been
helping to care for her.
Il
last week with her daughter Julia In
Pennington. Miss Gle has been select
ed and elected to teach at the Normal
School next fall after her graduation IL
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Childs were IL
Rumford Wednesday and Thursday.
| Alton Damon returned from Rumford
Friday, where he has been serving a,
juror.
Chas. Gray Of Mechanic Falls has
moved his family into the Deane house
on the hill.
Albert Hersey returned to st. Albans
Saturday, where he will be employed ii
chauffeur for the summer.
The young ladies from South Paris
presented the comedy "Aiss Fearless &
Co." to good house Friday evening
The play was finely acted.
Mrs. Fred Caswell and daughters
Angie and Thelma are visiting her par
ents In South Paris.
Mr.. Florent Whitmore was called h
North haven Friday by the death Of BIZ
grandfather. who was 81 years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Atwood returned
from, Ieviatnn Mnndav
Simon Smith of Lowell y the guest O.
Nj. and Mrs. John Smith.
The grammar school first team defeat
ed the grammar school second team af
ter desperate struggle on the schoo
1 grounds FRIDAY afternoon.