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

The Auction Bridge Club meets wit
Mrs. Fernald on High Street Thursds
of this week.
Geo. B. Crockett has returned from
trip in the South in the interest of II
Paris Manufacturing Co.
The trustees of Deeripg Memoirs
Church will hold their annual meetin
Tuesday evening of this week.
Rev. Miss S. A. Robinson supplied th
pulpit of the Free Will Baptist church q
West Paris the past two Sundays.
Charles q. Bolster of Chicago, who
stopping at Poland Spring, called o
relatives and friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. !. j. Monk and Mrs. George n
Giles have recently been called to Live
more by the death of their sister, Mr.
Lyman.
The annual meeting of the Universe
ist' Mission Circle will be held with Mr..
Charles r. Durham Tuesday afternoo
at 2:30.
| Repairs are being made on the waite
had become quite leaky. Cement is use
for the job.
Concrete sidewalk is being built il
front of the "Hersey house" on Mai
Street, and will be extended past th
brick school house.
W. A. Nelson, the horseman, vel
known in this vicinity for some years
has been suspended by the Nationa
Trotting Association for racing "ring
en-"
C.. A. Record of Mars Hill, superin
tendent of schools in the Mars Hill
Blaine and Bridgewater district, is will
his family at Geo. B. Crockett's for ,
few days.
Orland Ham of Lewiston visited hi
sister, Mrs. Anna Il. Hayes, and Other
relatives, last week, and made a trip t
Shagg and Washburn Ponds with Altor
G. Wheeler.
After the regular meeting OF Mt
Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge next Friday
evening, there will be rehearsal OF tht
degree staff. Each member Of the team
is asked to be present.
Open car on the street railroad las
Wednesday-but don't deceive yourself
into thinking that it was a warm day
Some of the days since have been warm
enough to justify an open car.
The sudden death of Mrs. Edwin W,
Parlin of Weld on the 30th of April is
noted. Mrs. Parlin was the mother OF
Ernest p, Parlin of Wilton, formerly OF
South Paris, and was about so years Of
age.
At the meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge last week, John NJ. Holland OF
Dixtield was appointed district deputy
for the sixteenth district, which includes
the lodges along the line of the Grand
Trunk.
The many friends of Mrs. W. B. Gill
bert Of Canton are glad to hear that she
is improving, after having been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. Gilbert,
who was formerly Miss Eta Bolster,
was born and reared in South Paris, and
is sister of \. D. Bolster.
Miss Emma Jones of Hopedale, who
bad been at Geo. K. Morton's for few
weeks, left the first of last week. Mrs.
Rizpsh Whitman accompanied her, and
together they will visit in Lewiston,
Turner aud Livermore for short time
before Miss Jones returns TO her home.
Grades Six and Seven of the Brick
school will hold food and candy sale
at the store of " d. Bolster Co. next
Saturday afternoon, May 10, beginning
at o'clock. Fresh eggs, bread, pies,
cakes, cookies, doughnuts, tarts, and
candy will be for sale. Proceeds will be
used to pay for the school piano.
On account of the nearness of the date
of the county convention, Nav 10 and 20,
the annual meeting OF the South Paris
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held next Saturday instead of at
the usual time. The place will be the
principals room st the brick school
house, and the hour 2:30 in the after
noon. officers will be elected, and the
reports of superintendents will be heard.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office May 10:
Mrs. y. E. Emery.
Mrs. Mary F. Hinckley.
Ed. Harrison.
V. z. Warehouse.
Miss Nellie Lefebvre.
Ida Mason.
Miss Ellie Raymond.
C.. Il Walker.
Mrs. Viola Marshall.
Alton +. Merrill.
Alice NJ. Merrill.
J. A. KENNEY, P. N.
On Saturday evening, May lst, in hon.
or of the eleventh anniversary of their
marriage, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest NJ. Mil
lett entertained VIM. K. Kimbsll Post
and Circle of the Ladies of the G. A. r
at Grand Army Hall. After short pro-
gram very generous refreshments were
served by the hostess, to whom the
Circle presented bouquet of pinks.
Preceding the exercises one candidate
for membership, Mrs. j. +. Plummer)
was initiated.
NJ. L. Noyes has sold his bungalow on
Wheeler Street, now occupied by Burr
T. Jones and family, TO Mellen NJ. Saw
yer, formerly of East Oxford, who now
has charge of the Auburn city farm. In
exchange Mr.. Noyes has taken the Saw
yer farm in East Oxford, now unoccu-
pied. Mr.. Noyes has hired the Goodwin
house on Pine Street, and will move in
with his family in few weeks. Miss
Goodwin will go to the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ellingwood, in Hebron.
Miss Goodwin is selling her household
goods at private sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Giles expect
to move in few weeks TO Auburn,
where they have purchased the house a
little out of the city where the family of
their daughter, Mrs. ClistOn Mcallister,
now live. The house is at present &C.
cupied by two Mcallister families, father
and son. The elder family are To move
into the city, and the Cliston Mcallisters
will continue in the upstairs rent which
they now occupy. Miss Charlotte Giles,
who has a position in Lewiston, will live
with her parents. Mr.. Giles does not
expect to sell his house here at present.
At it's annual meeting last week the
Euterpean Club chose the following Off
GERS for the coming year:
Pres.-Miss Hattie NJ. Leach.
Vice Pres.-Miss Grace Thayer.
Sec.-Mrs. Fannie Eastman.
Treas.-Miss Nellie jackson.