Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-03-02
Lione or lambe

Lions or lambe
Miss Katherine Morton is In Boston
for short time.
Both the factories were shut down fol
town meeting day.
Mrs. Emma Tremaine of Harrison Il
spending the week at Geo. r. Morton's
The Baptist Woman's Missionary So
cie,y will meet with Mrs. w. E. More,
Thursday at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Amy Russell and son Stephen oil
East Sumner have been guests at Albert
ID. Parks during the past week.
Geo. B. Crockett is on a trip in Massa
chusetts and other states in the inter si
of the Paris Manufacturing Co.
The Delta Alphas will hold q sofa.
pillow and bag sale at the store of Mrs.
L. c. Smiley, March Is, afternoon and
evening.
Fifteen teachers took the examination
for state teachers certificates of element
airy grade at the high school building
Saturday.
Was II a woodpile tumb,ing down, or
did 1t actually thunder once Sunday
evening, just before the moon came out
so brigh?
Miss Gladys Damon is taking her va
cation from the post office through the
month of March, instead of February as
was at first planned.
Walter Pratt and Robert Parliu re-
turned Sunday from East Peru, where
they have been at work in the woods
for the last few months.
Hamlin Lodge, K. of P, will work the
rank of Knight next Friday evening. FL
deity Lodge of East Sumner are to be
guests for the evening. Refreshments
will be served.
The Women's Missionary Society Of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. James S. Wright at her home
Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all ladies Of the
church.
Don't forget the supper and entertain
ment at DeeIing Memorial church Friday
evening. The entertainment will con-
sist of music by local talent with read
ings by Miss Helen Mansfield of Lew
iston. Admission to both % cents.
A delightful affair was whist party
given Tuesday evening at Highland Cot
tage, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Briggs, by Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Sarah
Clark. Six tables were filled. Buffet
refreshments were served throughout
the evening by Mrs. Clark.
K. of P. ball Thursday evening of this
week at Grange Hall. Dancing on both
floors. Music by Shsw's Orchestra for
round dances, Dunhsm's Orchestra for
contra dances down stairs. Floor man
ager w. l.. Gray; aids, Raymond S.
Gates, Fred w. Shaw and G. W. Bowker.
Dancing SOC. per couple. Grand march
at s o'clock.
Nathaniel Rowe, who recently suffer
ed the amputation of leg in the Central
Maine General Hospital in Lewiston, 10
dong very well. His leg Is healing as
we'll as any ones, and he is so as to be
taken up occasionally into a wheel chair,
and anticipates coming home in good
time. Such good recovery is rather
as Mr.. Rowe lacked only a
few days of eighty years of age when
the amputatiOn was made.
One of the best events Of the season
will be the presentation OF the melo-
drama, MAN the Mascot, under the
auspices of the Seneca Club. This is a
royalty play, being written for profes-
SIGNALS, but has been produced with great
success by some amateurs. The best cast
that can be produced is being selected
to play this drama, and it is hoped that |
the people of the village will give 1t
hearty support. Watch for dates and
further particulars.