Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-24


TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
stSa. m, local, daily except Sunday; SO p. m ,
Going up 3wesp s,xs a. M. express, daily 4.
1851 m, local, daily except Sunday; s:5s pm.
express, daily.
The high school had ons-session day
Friday.
Irving o. Barrows visited his sister,
Mrs. NJ. V. McAlister, at Eliot. over
Sunday.
N. Dayton Bolster Co.'s store will be
closed all day Tuesday, Feb. oath, to
take stock.
Miss Ada White of Wstervllle is visit
ing Mrs. j. P. Richardson and Mrs.
VIM. gilbert.
While the shedding is by no means as
good as before the heavy storm, the pulp
wood continues to move.
Cranberry Corners" was presented by
the high school students to good house
at Bolster's Mills Friday evening.
The Ladies' Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. F. n. Wright Friday after
noon this week instead OF Thursday.
Misses Carrie and Gertrude Hall en-
tertained two tables at auction bridge at
their home Friday evening. A chatng
dish lunch was served.
The W. C.. T. U. met at the Univers-
slist vestry Tuesday afternoon, the pro-
gram being in charge of Mrs. Emily
West and Mrs. L. A. Rounds.
About 90 couples were on the grand
march at the dance at Grange Hall last
Tuesday evening. Excellent music was
furnished by the South Paris Musical
Club, six pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ellipgwood came
over from Hebron to spend the week
end with Mrs. and Miss Goodwin. Mrs.
Goodwin, who has been III since the first
Of January, gains very slowly.
Principal Carver Of the high school
had birthday last week, and his stand |
ing with the students of the school is
shown by the fact that he received from
them over thirty birthday cards.
Pejepscot Encampment, /. o. o. F.,
OF Auburn, has accepted an invitation to |
visit Aurora Encampment of this village |
and work the Patrisrehal Degree. The
visitors will come Saturday OF this week. |
Listen! Stopi Look. In Mrs. Smi-
ley's window March 9th. Pick out the
one that will look best on your sofa. |
Step inside and pay Delta Alpha the
price asked and carry home your prize!
Advertised letters and cards in south
ot@soa Eah 90 1914.
Mr.. Charles D. SMELL
Mr.. John q. sylvester.
ST. Mitchell, card.
s. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Thursday evening of this week West |
Paris Lodge, /. D. D. F., will visit MT.
Mica Lodge and confer the second de-
gree on five candidates. The banquet
for the occasion will be prepared by the
ladies OF Deeriug Memorial Church.
The South Paris Musical Club will
have another OF their popular dances at
Grange Hall Tuesday evening, March
II. Prices as usual The club, under
the management of Howard w. Shaw,
is doing quite a business in furnishing |
music for various occasions.
Miss Grace NJ. Dudley, who has been |
head operator in the Norway-South |
Paris telephone exchange for a number
of wears, has resigned her position, and |
will 90 some time this week TO Portland, |
where she is to be with her aunt, Miss |
Grace Clapp. who manages the Chadwick |
House in that city.
The mercury still flirts around and be- |
low the zero mark, and on Sunday morn |
ing was twenty below in the lower parts |
of the village. In the middle of the day |
Sunday il reached the thawing point. to |
which il has been almost total s'ran- |
ger for the past two months, bat Mon
day morning it was again below zero.
As is always the case when the men
take hold of the cooking O., there WAS
crowd out for the mems supper at the
Baptist vestry Tuesday evening, two
hundred or more being fed. The chick |
en- supper was unanimously pronounced
one Of the best ever, and both II and the
entertainment which followed were
greatly enjoyed.
In the forthcoming annual report OF
the South Paris Village Corporation,
the statement of Superintendent Z. w. !
Bowker of the water system will show
receipts to the amount of So5S5 Y; ex-
penditures for interest on bonds, main |
tenance and repairs, sS9S2.1l; leaving
net profit for the corporation for the
year, sl6O3 H. Uncollected, SIS so.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Barnes The pro-
gram is devoted TO domestic economy,
and 10 in f., n as follows:
Roll call-Hints for the housewife
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
Tho uousekeeper. Mrs. Gray
rhe TshIs Mrs. Wilson
InS,v,dnsi Needs Mrs. Wheeler
Reading -"Plain Old Kitchen Chap .,
(holman Day. ----------------mrs- Ssaniey
John Fox, son Of the late Guy X. Fox,