Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
SOUTH PARIS.

Maurice L. Moves, who has been II
v1orida for some weeks, has returned 4
8oukh Paris.
M and Mrs. Herbert VI. Tucker o
Gu we're guests az W. B. Edwards
- week, while attending the poultry
1kox, Pomona Grange, etc.
- z. P. Parlin Of Wilton Is the
vnas, of Der mother and sister, Mrs
611ke and Mrs. Edgerly She is accom-
rnn5sd by Mrs. Florence Metcalf Of Weld
6hav's Orchestra Of eight men, with
m. Knapp directing, will play for the
N8rray high School minstrel show on
Ve3nesday evening, Jan. 20, at Norway
0pers House.
xaeap year party and ball will be held
Il Grange Hall Friday evening, Jan. q,
w.,5cb will be one Of the events OF the
pon,cn. Dancing from Sis to u. Shaw
wsllfurnlsh music.
Antonobile registration plates No.
1116 appeared on the streets Of South
Psris ] an. Ith. This Indicates that the
roxlstra,.0n is going some before 1915 is
/ Ueek old.
- and Mrs G. W. Bowker and Miss
l<nx BlWker have visited Mrs. Bow
- areuts, Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Sesn at the Auburn fish hatchery,
w51 ts past few days.
IN Fan-Tans enjoyed chatting dish
,sr az their rooms Friday evening,
~ T p. Parlin of Wilton and her
~ Mrs. Metcalf of Weld, being the
- b. guests of the occasion.
= yarai people fell on the same icy
near Deering Memorial Church last
+ay evening, and Mrs. John Wight,
vas one OF them, suffered so severe
prain that she has since been partial.
y 6isab.ed.
D. Field, who returned some weeks
fnce from the Central Maine General
n pital after a stay of months, has re-
&rtly made another short visit to the
initial for treatment. Ii was a COM
rktively minor affair, requiring only
- S stay.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
fodsy evening by Mrs. Barnes and
~ Taylor al Mrs. Barnes. "Our Own
1ne" is considered in the program,
ID is:
- CA ongfenow Quotations
~ LIE % Henry W. Longfellow Mrs. Stewart
- >J;et Women OF Maine Mrs. Shurtlen
statesmen Mrs. Haskell
Holman Day Mrs. Stanley
la, Monday evening Miss Eva Z.
ksr entertained the young ladies of
! ass in the Congregational Sunday
bool at supper at her home. Fourteen
5n oers were present, and each was
Scented with a silver hat pin. The
De after supper was passed with music
3 games. officers of the class for the
ming year are:
Rres.-Mrs. Elsie Chapman.
3ice- Pres.-Miss Nellie Jackson.
.ec.-Mrs. Edna Shaw.
treas.-Mrs Rose Butts.
TX Com.-Miss Cora Wight, Miss Ruth Boil
J, Mrs. Maud Briggs.
At the last regular meeting of the
dies of the G.. A. r., the following
Re installed as officers for the coming
u, By Sister Lillian NJ. Shaw, past
Dsident:
Rfes.-FlOrence Hicks.
V. Plane Powers.
". P.-Elizabeth Buck.
Ebap.-Emily Starbird.
Xreas.-Eva Ordway.
kc.-Lydia A. Rounds.
<pn.-Hattie Bailey.
3usrI-Emily Cook.
4ss't COn.-Eva Record.
1s't Guard-Lupira Murch.
Rs!-lOtic Inst.-Love Dresser.
Ghe anniversary banquet and ball of
bis Grange will be held Thursday of
fs week, just two years from that frig-
l3th of January, 1914, when the new
ID Of the grange was dedicated. Ban
net a, Gas. Dancing from Sis to u
Block, with music by Shsw's Orches-
,. The menu of the banquet is:
Roast Chicken Sliced Ham
Dreamed Potatoes
Celery Beet Pickles
Hot Rolls White Bread
Harlequin Ice Cream
c,,5 AsI S5ssss CAKE domestic eiG Chsess
Apples Grapes
The officers of Aurora Encampment,
b. 20, /. D. o. F., were installed Mon
" evening by District Deputy Lewis
Monk, and are:
{. P.-Elmer l.. Aldrich.
y. P.-Wilbur K Swan.
W.-Henry j. Merrill.
D W. Elmer z. Stiles.
Scribe-Luther w. Hollis.
lreas.-Arthur Z. Clark.
Buide-Mark 3. Richardson.
Ist VIEWS E. Monk.
3 W Robert Paterson.
D. W.-Wtlliam G.. Cushman.
H. W.-ThOmas Clegg.
D.; g. OF T.-Chas. r Newell.
- @. OF T.-Chas. W. MOulton.
II S.-HOrace W. Starblrd.
q. S.-Hsrold l. Merrill.
District Deputy Luther W. Hollis and
It, Of past grsnds installed the elective
. appointed officers of Mt. Mica
l06ge, l. o o. F., Thursday evening.
De past grands who assisted were 81.
y Swan, A. Z. Clark, W. r. Allen, z. Z.
Hmball, W. l.. Bonney, Albert Ames
"a j. j. Merrill. The complete list of
@cers as installed are:
NJ. G.-Harod T. Thayer.
". G.-Percy A. Millett.
Bee. Sec Donald r. Chapman.
Fin. Sec-Elmer z. Stiles.
d rea5.-Ernest NJ. Miett.
.Rar-Seward p. Stearns.
Hon.-Fordice McAllister.
Nhap.-Arthur +. Clark
~. ;. S.-Chas. +. SWEET.
u. ;, S.-R. Lester Wood.
IL. ; y. G.-Albert Ames.
-. s. y. G.-DoDald II. Bean.
". 5. '. G.-Wilbur z. Swan.
IL. ;, v. G.-Austin Stearns, Jr,
II. Civilian q. Cushman.
10. G.-HOrace W. Starbird.
The annunl meeting of the South Paris
ennis Club was held at the Office of
Falter L. Gray on Monday evening.
)fhcers we're elected and plans for the
|Oming season discussed. 1t was the
lnanimOus opinion of those present that
be club needed another court, as one
|Ourt was not sufficient TO accommodate
he large number who wished to play
ast season. II seems probable that the
'Ourt in the rear OF the Congregational
'hurch will be abandoned and two new
courts built in the most favorable loca-
Jon obtsinable. Among other locations
Ipoken of was a lot of land In the rear of
he court house. The matter will be
ooked into and given careful considera-
ion by the officers who are:
Pres.-A. T. New horter.
Sec Treas-M. v. Bolster.
TX. COm.-Geo. c. Fernald, W. L. Gray, p. e.
Hathaway, and the president and secretary, ex-
Dficio
Appropriate decorations were strik-
Ing feature Of the January supper of the
Ladies Social Union at the Universalist
church Tuesday evening. The decorat-
Ing was in general charge of Mrs. Harold
Fletcher, who bad assistants spportioned
10 the several tables. Twelve tables