Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-02-08

Cyrus P. Berry lie ill at his home al
the result of shock.
Street lights off again Saturday night,
third time within six weeks.
The Philatheas will meet with Mrs.
Laurin Whitman on High Street Tues
day afternoon at $50.
Music lovers of South Paris are look.
| ing forward with much pleasure to the
Margaret Abbott concert scheduled for
Thursday evening. Feb. "a.
Mrs. Raymond B. Farrar, who accom-.
panied her father, George A. Chapman,
to Haverhill, Mass, a few weeks since,
has returned home.
Fred V. Abbott, who came home III
ten days since from the Msgslloway re-
gion where be was working at a lumber
camp, is improving and is out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler OF
Wakefield, Mass, arrived here Sunday
morning. and have gone to their camp at
Shagg Pond for a stay of few days.
Mrs. Henry L. Cummings underwent
q
General Hospital in Lewiston Saturday,
and is reported as making good re-
covery.
The Ladies' Social Union will please
meet at the church Wednesday at 2:30 p.
NJ. This is a most important meeting
as arrangements for the forthcoming fair
will receive consideration.
Sumner E. Tucker has fourteen hens
OF the Rhode Island Red variety that
laid twenty-five dozen eggs iu the
month of January. Sumner knows how
to make 'em 'lsy or bust"
The younger matrons of the Congre-
gationsl church will serve patriotic
supper, followed by social, on Thurs
day evening, February 10. This is ex-
pected to be very pleasing occasion.
Supper and social, % cents.
Miss Jeanne NJ. Towle, on completing
her service as assistant in the high
school, was presented with q handsome
travelling bag by the students of the
school on Friday. The presentation ad-
dress was made by Miss Myra Hsggett in
rhyme.
c. W. Bowker will attend the February
meeting of the New England Water
Works Association which will be held at
day, Feb. 8. Mr.. Bowker will inspect
one or two compressed air fire alarm
systems in Massachusetts,.
Fred S. Brown and family are tempo
rarily with Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Stuart, coming from Carl
bon, where Mr.. Brown has been in the
dry goods business for some years. As
is announced elsewhere in this paper,
Mr.. Brown is now one of the proprietors
of the Smiley dry goods store at Norway,
and he has gone to New York for few
days in the interest of that business.
The Eutsrpean Club holds it's March
meeting this Monday afternoon with
Miss Grace Thsyer at her home on Main
Street. In the years program OF Nation
al Music, America is considered at this
and the afternoons program in
full is as follows:
Euterpean Club
Mrs. Nellie Brickett Mrs. Lou Daughraty
Vocal Solo-Seected Margaret Lang
Mrs. Ethel Noyes
Piano Solo-a Autumn
Song
From Uncle Remus Mcdowell
Mrs Ida Briggs
Vocal Duet-Loye Has Turned His Face Away
Foote
Mrs. Virgie Wilson Mrs. Luelia Smiley
Piano Duet-Summer Idyl Mcdowell
Mrs. Agnes Morton Mrs. Madge Gray
Vocal Solo-a Why Love Is King
The Merry Brown Thrush
Dudley Buck
Miss Hattie Leach
Violin Solo-wahwahtaysee (Little Firefy)
Cadman |
Miss Grace Dean
Vocal Solos DANA
b Lament from Ben Hur
Chadwick |
Miss Helen Barnes
Piano Solo-Phantoms Mrs. III. II. A. Beach |
Mrs. Clara Annis
Piano Duet-Forest Spirits Mcdowell |
Miss Nellie Jackson Mrs. Lola Shurtlen
'inging-The Star Spangled Banner
(National Song) |
Euterpean Club Ensemble