Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-03-07
6OUTH PARIS.

Blu III FAAlS.
and Mrs. Fl. A. Morton entertain,
party of four tables at rock at their
e Friday evening.
bhn A. Scott was at home with his
Ily from Pembroke, Ontario, for q
days the first of last week.
alter l.. Bonney is in the Central
he General Hospital for treatment,
expects to be there for about three
b..
he Economical Club met with Mrs.
Ian Shaw Thursday afternoon, and
byed whist. Four guests were
bent.
haw,s Orchestra of four men will
for the old-fashioned dress ball at
ngs Hall, Norway, Friday evening,
fch II,
T. Clssou of Gardiner, former
seipal of the high school and later
erintsndent of schools here, was in
10 Wednesday.
re- Anna Il. Hayes, who is spending
winter in Auburn, was here for the
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs.
bn c. Wheeler.
- hrs. Harry Adams has returned from
Fersou, n. a., where she has been for
be time in a hospital, and Mr.. and
Adams will 60 to housekeeping.
St. Patrick's Day supper followed
40 appropriate entertainment will be
en at the Congregational church,
prsday evening, March 10, at 6:45
bock.
M. Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will hold
Rehearsal for the initistory degree
|nrsday evening, and the work will be
he the following week, Thursday,
krch l6. Every officer of the lodge is
bected to be present at these two
)etings.
Mrs.. Charlotte Ellis and her daughter
rtha have gone to stay with Mrs.
is' son, Harry Ellis, in Turner, for
present. Mrs. Ellis broke her ankle
a fall on the ice few weeks since,
b is not yet so that she can get around
her foot.
IN ednesday evening Mrs. A. b. Dwi-
d entertained the members of the Sun
ipe Glass Of the Second Congregation
xCburch of Norway at her residence on
eassnt Street. After supper there was
<csl and instrumental music, and read
be nv Mrs. DIR, Bartlett
<Nrs. L. c. Smiley will take orders for
5od Monday and Tuesday Of each week
y the sales held at her store Friday
ternoOn. II you fail to get your order
! be on hand at O'Clock for the regu-
! sale, as the food goes like hot cakes.
bsitiyely no orders after Tuesday.
4 Miss Doris Cole entertained a rock
krty Of two tables at the home OF her
krents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole,
kiday evening. The guests were Misses
szel Swan, Gertrude Cushman, Louise
|pwers, Ruth Winslow, Caroline Schoff,
tsriOn Clark, and Winifred Paterson.
Thomas Powers has purchased place
Dry Mills, and be and Mrs. Powers
kpect to leave for that place on Tues
hy of this week to reside. Mr.. and
lrs. Powers have many friends here,
HERE they have lived for many years,
|ho are sorry to have them leave town.
How d you like to live in Rio Janeiro?
line dollars and half for ton of coal |
|ere looks a good deal like the high cost
i gasoline, but sehooners carrying coal
fom Chesapeake Bay to Rio have been |
biting ten dollars per ton, and the
feight has now gone up to sixteen dol |
Rrs.
In the report given in last weeks |
Democrat of the entertainment by the
minors of the Congregational church,
redit should have been given Mrs. Eva
)swell for her work in the preparation. |
frs. Oswell trained the boys for the flag
bill, which was taking feature of the
,rogram.
The annual mems supper and enter
ainment of the Universalist parish will
'e held Tuesday evening, April 4. The
upper committee is composed of Chss
)unham, Charles Young, W. W. Ripley,
n P. Morton, W. B. Young and G. G. |
Killer The entertainment committee,
!. L. Holmes, A. J. Kenney, 81. R. Car
er and c. G. Miller.
Two interesting games of basket ball |
we're played at the Savoy Theatre dur
ng the past week On Tuesday even |
Dg the Savoy team defeated the Nico-
ines of Norway by a score of 10 to IA,
md on Friday evening the West Paris |
high School team defeated the Midgets, |
! team composed of players from South
Paris High School, by the close score of
g to %
Arabian Nights" the play recently
at Norway Opera House under |
be auspices of the senior class Of Nor
way High School, will be repeated at Sa- |
10Y Theatre on Wednesday evening of |
his week The work done by the cast |
It its first performance was highly COM
'limented by all who attended. Full
PARTICULARS are given in the advertise |
nent elsewhere.
A Republican caucus will be held at |
New Hall next Saturday afternoon at
80. The business to be transacted Is,
o choose town committee, to choose |
even delegates to the Republican state
convention to be held in Portland Thurs
lay, March %, aud to choose seven dele |
'ates to the Second Congressional Dis
riot convention to be held at the sam Q
ime and place.
A South Paris man and former Nor
way man were two Of the four who were |
Injured by the bursting of a compressed |
Ut tank on a shifting engine in the
Grand Trunk roundhouse at East Deer
ng early Friday morning. Harlan L.
Damon was the South Paris man, and
L. Stevens was formerly of Norway,
md his wife was formerly Miss Mae |
Davis of this place. Both were thrown |
,ome distance and bruised and cut by
lying glass, but neither of them was
Ierlously Injured, though they will be
aid OIL for some days.
Many friends learned with sorrow of
he death of Mrs. Harold Newell of New
on, Mass, last Thursday. Mrs. Newell
vas formerly Miss Marie Dolliver, q
llece OF George T. Eastman of this place,
md had spent much time here with Mr..
Ind Mrs. Eastman, having for a while at
ended the high school, and frequently
being here for long visits. Besides her
husband, she leaves daughter, born the
I'd OF February. After the birth of the