Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-10

Frank E. Dill of Gardiner, Grand Pa
tron of the Eastern Star, installed tn
officers of Oxford Chapter, Thursday
Oct. 20. He was assisted BY Mrs. Tru
of Gardiner, Worthy Matroh acting a
marshal; Mrs. Parker OF Massachusetts,
past grand matron, acting as CRANE
chaplain. The afternoon was dsvotet
to installing the officers, and In the even
ing work was exemplified on four candi
dates. Refreshments were served after
the meeting. Officers installed were:
Worthy Matron-Allce E. Smith
Worthy Patron-E. r. Smith
Associate Matron-Inez Hills
Sec.-Eva Kimball
Treas.-Annie Young
COnductress-Emma Buck
Chaplain-Clara Drake
Marshal-Grace Cuehman
Nellie Curtis. Bertha Evirs, May bell Leavitt
Organist-Lillian Powers
Warden-yirginia Murdoch
Sentinel-Ray Eastman
Frank W. Buck of Norway Is visiting
his cousin, Ralph B. French, of Winter
Street, Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howe, who have
been roomiDg at Mrs. SIMPSONS, will
begin housekeeping in the rent over the
bakery.
Carl Buck has so far recovered from
bis recent illness as to be able to 20 to
his home in Harrison.
Miss Nellie Burgess of South Paris is
doing Homework at C. E. Bradford's.
Mrs. Assph Richardson 10 visiting rel
atives and friends in Boston. She made
the trip from Mechanic Falls by auto.
Charles Seavey cut his foot while
working at Morey Farm, Mechanic Falls
and was obliged to come home.
Charles Evirs has had his house on
Tucker Street connected with the sewer.
Simeon Hartman is engaged as night
Waterman at the Mason Manufacturing
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron NJ. Babb are visit.
ing relatives in Portland.
DR.. F. N. Barker is critically i'll and
under the care of trained nurse.
Work has commenced at the corner OF
Fair and Paris Streets on the new gate
which is to be put In between the Nor
way and Paris water systems, the amount
of $3.50 being voted at special meetings
of each village for that purpose this fall.
The W. c. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
C. N. Tubbs, Wednesday, Nov. 18th, OF
2:S0.
Mrs. Benjamin Tucker OF Norway
Lake is visiting at Pennington.
Miss q. N. Taylor has bought out
Mrs. j. L. Finney's millinery store at
Bethel. She intends to run this as Q
branch store In connection with the one
at Norway during the millinery season
and has engaged Mrs. Finney to work
for her.
Archie Mattor of New Hampshire il
visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Mattor, of Water Street.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
With Miss Nellie Andrews this Monday
evening. The program will consist OF
Roll Call, My Household Economy, and
Labor Devices, by the members.
Mrs. Lasselle and daughter Elizabeth
of Norway Lake moved to the village
Saturday for the winter. They will oc-
cupy Mrs. Holden's rent on Beal Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jordan returned
home Thursday from Albany, where
they had spent the summer. On the
same day they were called back to Al
bany, having received word OF the death
OF Mr.. Jordan's brother Albert, who has
been in the hospital at Augusta several
years.
Moody Farwell McAllister died Tues.
day afternoon OF pellagra at his home on
Marston Street at the age OF IS years.
Mr.. McAllister was q native OF Stone
ham, the son of Peter and Almira Meal
lister. He resided in Lowell where he
was engaged In farming and numbering
until about seven years ago, when he
moved to Norway. Mr.. McAllister was
twice married. His first wife was Maria
C. Hartman, and his second Della j.
Hatch, who survives him. He also
leaves two daughters, Mrs. VIM. Earring
ton Of Center Lowell, by bis first MARI
age, and Ursula McAllister by his Sec
ond. The funeral was Thursday, Nov.
5th, at 1890 A. NJ, conducted by Rev.
q. L. Nichols. Miss Helen Dunn sweet
~ sang "The Shepherd" Burial was in
the cemetery at North Lowell.
Archibald F. Swift, who is working at
Z. S. Paul & Co. 3 store, Lewiston, was
at home over Sunday.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Uni
versalist church met with Mrs. Annie
Beck Friday afternoon, Nov. 9th.
Dorothy Truman is at the Sisters Hos
pital In Lewiston.
Onr taxidermist, j. W. Nash, 10 pre-
pairing two bear skins for rugs, which
have been captured in tho Maine woods
this season.
NJ. Neal and q. G. PAYNE Of Bos-
ton, managing and electrical engineers of
the Norway and Paris Street Railway,
were in Norway Monday and Tuesday OF
this week, with Superintendent 81. b.
Young.
A new piano 10 soon TO be purchased
for the Methodist church by the Ep-
worth League. The funds have already
been raised.
Eta Noyes, Annie Bagley, and Mrs.
A. T. Bennett will entertain the Ladies
Circle of tho Methodist church at the
home Of Miss Noyes and Miss Bagley,
Thursday, Nov. II. At $50 . supper
will be served.
Mrs. Freeman Frost went to the hospi-
tsl at Lewiston Friday. She was accom-
panied by her husband and Mrs. Albert
Clark. Mrs. Clark remained with her
until Sunday.
The Tubbs party returned from their
hunting trip to Rapid River, Umbagog,
Friday, with full allotment Of deer
twelve nice ones.
Mrs. Lucia Buck York OF Portland 10
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter s. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Greenleaf, who
spent the summer at their camps al
Sugar Island. Moose head Lake, have re-
turned home.
John Walker and wife are stopping
With Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Hosmer Of
Paris Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker wore
employed at Poland Spring during the
summer and fall.
The high school fair Friday Afternoon
and evening was we'll attended. Az 6:S
q most excellent supper was served, fol-
lowed by an entertainment, "a Roman
School, and singing by the high schoo
chorus. A good sum Was added to TIT
school treasury.
The telephone girls, at tho Invitation
of Mrs. Scslar Stephens, spent Thursday
afternoon from Q to 8 at The Laboratory
A beautiful Indian summer day, and th
walk up Was enjoyed by all. The after
noon was spent with tennis, music, and
viewing the house and grounds. After
noon tea and other refreshments wer
served. The homo trip was made In tn
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