Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-13

The offers of Onward Rebekah Lodge,
I. o. o. F., were installed Tuesday even
ing by District Deputy President Miss
Mabel E. Kicker, assisted by District
Deputy Grand Marshal Mrs. Della Pen.
ley, as follows:
Mems. Ina L. Martin.
V.G.-Mrs. Margery NJ. Ellingw00d.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Della r. Penley.
Fin. Sec Mrs. Juliaetta r. Curtis.
Treas.-Mrs. Mabel A. Mann.
Warden-Mrs. Edna Emery.
Con.-Miss Marion Curtis.
Chap.-Mrs. Abbie +. Penley.
R S.N. G.-Mrs. Mildred Davis.
L. 81 G.-Mrs. Eva u. Swift.
I.G.-Mrs. Leona P. Ridlon.
O.G.-Mrs. Mildred Cole.
RSv G.-Miss Ella Curtis.
LIS. V. G.-Mrs. Lena Bubier.
The following officers of Granite Chap.
ter, No. 115, o. E. s., were installed
Thursday evening by Past Worthy
Matron Mrs. Leona P. Ridlon, assisted
by Marshal Mrs. Mary Buckpam:
W. M.-Linnie NJ stearns.
W. PC. L. Ridlon.
Associate M.-Mrs. Dora I. Emery.
Treas-Mrs. Abbie F. Penley.
Adah-Mrs. Phils Mayhem.
Ruth-Mrs. Nellie Burrows.
Esther-Mrs. Della Penley.
Martha-Mrs. Iva N. Packard.
Electa-Mrs. Josephine johnson.
Warder-Mrs. Emma HILL
Sentinel-Charles T. Barden.
Organist-Mrs. Mary I. Wardwell.
The remains Of Mrs. Emogene IAN.
drews), widow of N. johnson Cushman,
were brought here Thursday, and the
funeral held from the M. E. chapel, q
reader from the Christian Science church
officiating, and the interment was 10
West Paris Cemetery. The Cushmau
family were residents Of West Paris until
Mr.. Cushman's death, and have many
friends here. Mrs. Cushman's death re-
suited from pneumonia, at the home Of
her son. Ernest Cushman, at Roslindale,
Mass, where she spent the winters, liv.
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Alley of Auburn, during the summer.
Another daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Pike Of
Calais, survives her.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dearborn, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Kicker,
went to Rumford Falls Thursday, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. E. q. Brown.
Frank Ring has moved bis family to
Gorham, N. a., where be has purchased
house.
The Boston Comedy Company, Il.
Price Webber, played in Grange Hall,
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mr..
Weber and his wife have been coming
to this town since 1884, and have many
friends, who always give them hearty
welcome and good-sized audience.
A son weighing eleven pounds was
born Sunday morning, Jan. 4, to the
wife of Ernest R. Curtis.
Mrs. Thomas Daniel of Minnesota 10
with her aunt, Mrs. o. Z. Yates, for the
winter. Mrs. Yates Is gradually i'm
proving.
Miss Maud Carter and Miss Getchell
Of Boston, who have been guests of Miss
Carter's sister, Mrs. F. Fl. Packard, re-
turned last week.
Mrs. Eldron Stearns has very good
report to give of her so pullets, which
have laid 73f dozen eggs during the
month OF December.
Rev. and Mrs. Ball were guests OF
friends in Norway Friday.
Will Pratt OF Pioneer Street had the
misfortune to injure his hand quite bad
" one day last week, at Irish Bros. &
Co.'s mill. DR.. F. Fl. Packard was called
to dress the wound.
Mrs. H. S. Mann and daughter, Persis,
were at Norway Thursday.
The many friends of Miss Ruth Tucker
will be glad to know that she is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Irwin L. Bowker of Portland
spent few days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell.
Albert Bssse OF Bryant Pond Is the
new engineer at the factory Of L. N.
Man me- Son.
Miss Eva SWEET of South Paris 10
teaching in place of Miss Spencer OF
Bethel, who 10 i'll.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and Miss Alice Bar
den were In Lewiston recently.
The 7. P. e. U. held very helpful
service at the Universalist church Sun
day, Jan. 4. Six new members we're in-
itiated.
Arthur Flavin, who went to Boston re-
Gently to study the piano, has procured
a very good position as clerk In store.
After working short time he expects to
continue the study OF music.
A. s. Curtis of South Paris has been
the guest of his sons, Otis and Ernest
Curtis.
Samuel w. Durham is very poorly
this winter.
The Odd Fellows are having new hard
wood floors laid in Centennial Hall and
the entrance.
Harold Swift has moved his family to
North Paris.
District Deputy Grand Master G. W..
Richardson and District Deputy Grand
Marshal A. D. Swift we're In Bethel Fri
day night to install the officers of Bethel
Lodge, I. o. o. F. District Deputy
President Miss Mabel E. Kicker and Dis
trict Deputy Marshal Mrs. Della R. Pen
ley installed the officers OF Sunset Re-
bekah Lodge, Bethel, the same evening.
The installation was public.
Many apple raisers and farmers have
taken the opportunity during the week
to attend the apple packing school which
has been in session In Grange Hall.