Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-27
W. s. Oliver OF Gardiner was with
Mrs. Oliver at j. j. Murphy's over Suu-

W. 8. Oliver OF Gardiner was with
Mrs. Oliver at j. j. Murphy's over Suu-
day.
Supper and entertainment of the Good
Cheer Society Tuesday evening of next
week, Feb. 8.
State Superintendent OF Schools Pay
son Smith will attend an alldsy meeting
of Paris Grange Feb. 7th.
Mrs. Walter E. Peuley and two chill.
dren of Greenwood are guests OF Mrs.
Penley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Murphy.
Miss Sara !. SWEET is again in the post
Office after q vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Nora A. Dunham has meanwhile
taken her place in the Office.
Miss Marjorie Edwards, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards, observed
her ninth birthday Thursday afternoon
with a party at which nine of her young
friends were present.
Otto A. Butts of Concord, n. H, was
the guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs Ralph r. Butts
over Sunday. he is brother of MIR.
Butts. Mrs Eta Blake of Lewiston has
also beeu a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Butts.
Hamlin Lodge will confer the rank of
Page on class OF candidates next Fri
day evening. There will be rehearsal
of the rank team on Wednesday even
ing, and a full attendance of the new
cam is requested.
At Grand Army Hall next Saturday
evening, Jan. 81, at $50, the Ladies OF
the G.. A. r, assisted by the Post, will
serve supper, to which all are invited.
Prices as usual. The net proceeds Will
be used as prizes to be offered for patri-
o,ic essays by the pupils of the schools.
A mock trial entitled "A Cunning Con-
spiracy," will be held at the vestry of
the Congregational church on Tuesday
evening, Feb. g. !. will be presented by the
Christian Eudesvor societies OF the Con-
grsgstionsl and Baptist churches OF
South Paris and the Congregational
church of Norway.
There will be social dance at Grange
Hall Thursday evening, Jan. 20, from S
To ~ O'Clock, un Ter the auspices of the
South Paris Musical Club. This club is
composed of the following members:
Carl $ Briggs, violin and director; Grace
Z. Dean. violin; Ida 5. Dean, piano;
Catherine G.. Briggs, cello; Howard
Shaw, clarionet and manager.
Mrs. George Plummer is in the Gen.
tral Maine General Hospital az Lewis
too, where she underwent a serious sur
gicai operation for q complication OF
troubles about ten days since. Mr..
Piummer, who has been there for the
past week, came home Sunday night,
but on account of Mrs. Plummer's con-
dition was summoned back by telephone
Monday morning. Miss Nellie Marshall
is the Nurse who has the care Of Mrs.
Plummer.
The SD anniversary of the Christian
Endeavor movement will be celebrated
by the societies Of this vicinity next
week. On Sunday evening there will be
a union meeting of the Baptist and Con-
gregational societies at the Congrega-
tional church, the service 10 take the
place of the regular I o'clock meet
ing. On the following Friday evening
at the same church there will be ban.
quet, in which the Congregational society
at Norway will join the two societies of
this place. Following the banquet there
will be an address by Rev. DR.. Tilden OF
Hebron.
Over three hundred people were in at
tendance at the union meeting which
was the close of the series, at the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening. Rev. G. /.
Spear preached an appealing sermon,
THE Lost Boy Found" In response to
the invitation, anumber of young men
went forward, making decision TO fol-
low Christ. At the after meeting in the
vestry thirty-two asked for prayers. 1t
is regarded as the highest tide OF reiig-
ious feeling ever seen in South Paris.
A feature of the service was the singing
of Rev. Billy Sundays favorite hymn,
The Church in the Wildwood" by the
congregation, printed copies OF which
had haan distr ihuted