Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-05-11
West Paris.

West Paris Public Library Association
will hold It's annual meeting and election
of officers at tho library room Monday
evening, May 10th.
Eight members OF West Paris Grange
attended Pomona ut West Bethel Tues
day.
Misses Laura and Alice Barden were
In Lewiston Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice G. 8. Wood is training the
grammar school scholars Of the ninth
grade for the graduating exercises.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ s. Nc
Kenney Of Greenwood, Mass, formerly
OF West Paris, will regret to know OF the
death of their infant daughter, Miriam
Rose. It 10 particularly q sad and
strange coincidence that the little ont
came into life on the day OF the funeral
of Mrs.. McKenney's father, Elmer E
Tuell, and died at the hour Of the funer
al. Mrs. Mckinney, who has been very
III at hospital in Melrose, Mass, II
gaining.
Mrs. 8. T. White has been visiting al
her old home, Colebrook, N. b.
Many friends OF Mrs. Alice Ford, wild
ow of the late Rev. D. R. Ford, whose
death occurred when on the NJ. E. cir
cult here, extend their congratulstioni
and good wishes to her on her marriage
April 9th to Rev. George R. Palmer oil
Falmouth.
The Camp Fire Girls will hold an en-
tsrtaiument at Centennial Hall Wednes
day evening, May 10th. Master Leo Ly
Ons of Portland with Miss MacGregol
accompanied will again delight the audi
ence 10 new role of singing, reading
and dancing. The Camp Fire Girls viii
also give part of the entertainment
A dance will follow the entertainment
The May ball Wednesday evening wa
pleasant and successful affair. Forty
seven couples enjoyed the dancing, ant
fifty. five couples partook of the excel
| lent supper. Shaw's Orchestra, which
always delights the dancers and music
loving people, furnished music. Carroll
A. Bacon, floor manager, fully sustained
his former reputation for bis graceful
and efficient management. The aids, A
C. Perham, q. 8. Mann, and E. j. Mann
were looking after the many details tina
belonged to them. A company Of younl
matrons and young ladies assisted and
decorated the hall and. dining room. Th
color scheme was green and white, man!
yards of white and green crepe paper be
ing used, and the stage was banked will
evergreen and ferns. The tables hal
handsome bouquets OF daffodils and al
bu,us. The floor manager and aids wor
white ribbon badges with q painte
spray and arbutus and the name OF tbei
Office. The supper was In charge O
Mrs. C. F. Barden, assisted by Otis A
Curtis, and consisted of mashed pota
toes, cold meat, salads, pickles, bot roll,
assorted cake, doughnuts, coffee, tel
and spring water. The same manage
ment have secured Shaw's Orchestra TO
another ball at Grange Hall June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bates are spending
q few days in Portland.
L. d. Penley, C. L. Ridlon, R. Z
Shaw, and Ralph A. Bacon attended tn
Grand Lodge Of Masons at Portland las
week.
In the report of the art and loan exhib
ton held here the name of Ora Marsto
was omitted as maker Of the wonderful
library table containing II, 200 pieces.
| Mrs. Nellie Moody has gone to Locke
Mills to work for tho present.
West Paris Chickadees played has
ball against Norway school team Sal
urday at West Paris school grounds, r.
sulting in score Of 8 to 8 In favor c
the Chickadees.