Oxford Democrat., 1916-02-15
be Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

clarence G.. Morton and family Q
stal, n. H, have been with relative
be for few days.
Ers. L. A. Rounds will 60 the first Q
rch to visit the family of her son, Dl
Nv. Rounds, in Louisville, KY, for
weeks.
fiss Dorothy Wight was at home owe
weekend from her teaching in Gol
b, Y. g., and attended the schoo
E Friday evening.
(r. and Mrs. Roy Fl. Curtis of Marans
" are visiting Mr.. Curtis mother
J. Ellen NJ. Curtis, and other relative
1fown, for few days.
Ii the meeting of Paris Lodge of Ma
- Tuesday evening the officers for tn,
|oeing year will be installed, and ther
~ be work in the E. A. degree.
The punch boards which have been
lure of some of the South Paris store
. De gone out of commission as the re
Of suggestions made by the Civi'
gus.
81 Ion. A. j. Stearns of Norway gave q
on the primary law and the referen
at the meeting of the Berean Class
their wives at Deering Memorial
nrch Tuesday evening.
y pound party was given Mrs. McDon.
last Thursday evening at the home Of
next-door neighbor, Mr.. and Mrs
n Small, by a goOdly number Of the
hodist church people.
nc remains of Mrs. John G. Gerry Of
siston were brought here Tuesday af-
1000, and placed in the receiving
u at Riverside Cemetery, for burial
y in the Gerry lot there,
Please bear in mind that Paris Grange
n load a car with old papers, books,
ID, about the middle of April. Small
vkrge collections will be most gracious
! received. W. c. Thsyer, Mrs. Ray
ID Gates and A. P. Stearns, Jr., Com
|I>tee.
n. and Mrs. ". II. Doten, who left
- early in the winter for a trip south,
3 bow at Greeleyville, S. c., where Mr..
zen has opened a barber shop, and
k1srs received here say that they are
Dying the winter much.
A interesting shipment which went
|1Dugh here on a west bound freight
u Wednesday morning was three cars
Mahogany which came from Bombay,
n was billed to Chicago. There was
|6nt twenty thousand feet of it, which
ofesents considerable value.
"a the annual meeting of the Woman's
1otist Mission Circle the following Off
~ were chosen:
s-Mrs G. II. Newton.
nee Pres.-Mrs. L. G. Morton.
=. .Tress-Mrs. W. B. Edwards.
"a Mrs. Inez Hollis.
Institute 0rg.-Mrs. WIN Morse.
Rom the Gorhsm Mountaineer: "Geo.
w Naterhouse of South Paris was in
70 last Thursday to attend the funer-
"a his former partner, Albert A. Car
Il At so years of age Mr.. Warehouses;
3 Is as clear, his step as springy and
health as good as many a youngstsr
Ais teens"
n. P. Noble of Phillips was here the
q of last week to attend the funeral Of
1brother, Charles S. Noble, returning
oe Tuesday. There is also another
pkher, not mentioned in the sketch OF
b Noble last week, Rev. Frank A.
De, D. D., pastor of a large Congre-
npnsl church in Chicago.
g Is announced that Henry W. Mer-
& well known citizen of Hebron, will
n candidate for the Republican nomi-
11on for representative to the legisla-
% from the district composed Of Paris,
ron and Woodstock. II the usual
ON is followed, the nomination will
- Hebron man this year.
a trip to Washington during the
ing vacation in April is being planned
! he senior class Of the high school.
'1l]e not all the members of the class
IA 20, ii is thought at least three
usths of them will be on the trip. This
n take the place OF the usual grsdua-
- Exercises, though there will proba-
! be a somewhat informal graduation
cgrsm.
Ior while last Monday night one
|ophone in the southeastern part OF the
|kge was quite busy. When the six
IIDck whistle was blown at the mill Of
y. Kenney & Co., the valve stuck
p, and couldn't be closed, and the
&btle kept at 1t until "the clock ran
NJ" No damage except the loss OF
rn, and many inquirers were assured
3 there was no fire.
ss Geraldine Farrar, the famous
"a singer, whose career Is watched
e. interest in this section, where her
Die formerly lived, was married in
D9 York last Tuesday. The groom is
~ Tellegen, an actor, former leading
~ with Sarah Bernhsrdt. He is re-
rded as born in Holland, but it is said
- bis father was Greek and his moth
Rench. Both bride and groom are
~ with their respective companies,
& they plan to take a honeymoon trip to
, Tar East during the summer vacation
.(be theatrical season. The affair at
noted much attention, not only from
lame of Miss Farrsr, but especially
conse she has frequently expressed
eli as devoted to her art, and strong
opposed to marriage.
II conference has recently been held
|>Ueen a committee of the Home and
|1ool Association and Fl. N. Bragdon
CAe Savoy Theatre. This committee
u n4choSen for such a conference, with
vDw to securing II practicable, for one
- in the week program Of pictures
&ch should be specially suitable for an
t(ence Of young people, free from OBJ
4Ionable features, and to some extent
u |cational in character. Mr.. Bragdon
JED full desire to meet the wishes Of
- 4cOmmittee aud enter into the spirit
be plan. A list of some programs
on at theatre in Louisville, KY,
11er just such plan, as given in re-
"a magazine, was produced, and Mr..
0Igdon checked of large number of
lures which he had put on here in
- past, As the outcome of the meet
1t is planned beginning with the
eent week to make the program on
Jay nights specially suitable for
ing people, and an endesvor will be
De to present the best that is avail
- musical night for the members of
Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., and its
nds, is being planned for Thursday
hing of this week at Sis O'Clock, to
held 10 the lodge room. An enter
ment of high degree of merit has
p arranged under the personal charge
Frank P. Knapp, and will consist OF
Orchestra of ten pieces of the best
eicians Of the two villages. 1t is TO
doubted II better orchestra than this
ever been heard In town. Miss Mary
aland % Nn-... ill AMMAN m Aha