Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-19
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Corby are spend
ing q week in Boston.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Corby are spend
ing q week in Boston.
| The W. c. T. q. will meet at the Uni
versalist Sunday School room Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. 81. n. Porter is in Boston, called
there by the recent sudden death of bel
sister and step-mother and illness of 9
relative.
Mrs. Anna q. Hayes was in Lewiston
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Jordan, wife of Professor Jordan oil
Bates College.
The Ladies' Whist Club was enter
tanned for the first meeting of the sea.
son by Mrs. Scott last Thursday after
noon. The next meeting, in two weeks,
is with Mrs. Gray.
This Monday afternoon, ON the occa-
sion of her third birthday, Miss Miriam
Wheeler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
ton c. Wheeler, is entertaining party
OF four young friends, Kathleen Richard
son, Laura Ellis, Betty Carter and Luz
Gle Cole.
Miss Helen Rogers of Auburn, who
was formerly at South Paris for a while,
has been recent guest at S. C. Ord
ways. Miss Rogers is planning to start
with her mother the last of the month
for eastern Washington, and will 90 by
way of California and visit the exposi-
tions.
There was an attendance of about
twenty at the Sunday School district
meeting at the Universalist church We'd
uesdsy, presided over by Mrs. Elida V.
Ball of West Paris, district superintend.
ent of Universslist Sunday Schools. A
number came from West Paris and a
number from Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Robertson
and daughter spent the day Sunday
with Il. g. Brown and family at West
Paris. While there they were served
with delicious strawberries and rasp-
berries from Mr.. Browns garden. They
were from late varieties that Mr.. Brown
is growing with good success.
Miss Maude Martin of this town was
married on Monday, the 18th, TO Mr..
Carroll Whitney Sweet of Marblehesd,
Mass, in which town Miss Martin has
been employed during the summers for
some years. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet came
to South Paris after their marriage, and
are with Mrs. Sweets father, J. NJ.
Msrun, where they will stay for the
winter.
The annual convention or school OF
conducted by the order OF
Knights of Pythias OF the 10th district
will be held with Hiswa tina Lodge al
East Stoneham, on Saturday evening,
Oct. 30. Hamlin Lodge will work the
rank of Knight. 1t is the desire OF the
iu charge that the rank team
Of this lodge be 10 attendance at the
next regular meeting Friday evening,
Oct %, for rehearsal and other prepare
bile. Members who plan to attend please
notify Z. c., II. A. Kenney, or K. of r.
and s., <. F. Shaw.
Wallace Fl. White Jr., of Lewiston,
was al South Paris last week in the in
terest of his candidacy for Congress.
Mr.. White is grandson of the late SEN
ator William P. Frye; he is graduate
VI DD"uOAU OoiltSc duu uaS udu sCbCiai
years experience in Washington as Sec
rotary 10 the President of the Senate
and 10 important Congressional commit
tees. In bis recent campaign for Mayor
Of Lewiston Mr.. White reduced the |
Democratic plurality in that city from
about two thousand 10 between three |
and four hundred. He is young man |
Of uuquestioned ability and has a pleas
ing personality.
Miss Ethelyn Stanley entertained TWEEN
:y-tive of her young friends at her home
afternoon, in observance of her
seventh birthday. The actual date OF
he anniversary was the l4th, but the
party was held on the Saturday holiday.
4 variety of entertainment was provided,
speaking and singing and marching, and
piano playing by some of the young
guests. With the guests seated at small
.ables, refreshments were served from
. handsomely decorated dining table.
Each guest received a souvenir, and
numerous gifts were left for Miss
Ethelyn. Besides the young guests,
lumber of older ones looked in during |
he afternoon.