Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-03-14
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. Ada Richardson, who has beer
unite i'll, is convalescent.
4 telephone has been installed in the
bonse of Howard W. Shaw, II.
Ak Jackson is quite feeble and con
Aned 10 the bed at his home on High
Street.
Warren w. French, who has been 10
Elorjda most of the winter, arrived home
from there Thursday night.
Miss Airline d. Croker is at home for
tbree weeks vacation from the Emer-
SON College of Orstory in Boston.
Sbaw's Orchestra of three men will
NAV for the next Masonic assembly al
Yorway Tuesday evening, March 21st.
r Freeland Penley is visiting Leslie
Narstou a few days in Portland. Leslie's
I2tb birthday comes the 14th of March.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Fernald enter.
,sined a rock party of five tables at
! their residence on High Street Thursday
evening.
fnll attendance of the Fan.Tsns is
/ desired at the business meeting next
Friday to make arrangements for the
supper the following Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hsidner and Laura
Fills. who have been in Springfield,
Mass, and vicinity for some weeks, re-
turned Tuesday to their home here.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet
wednesday at 2:30 o'clock in the church
narlor. As the meeting is important,
The presence of every member is desired.
Court ball at Grange Hall Tuesday
svanipg of this week. Music by Shaw's
orchestra, six men. Refreshments on
sale at intermission. Grand march at
o'clock.
Miss Carrie Mathews, formerly of this
place, now in charge of the dressmaking
department. in the Smiley store at Bridg'
ton. was a guest at W. j. Wheeler's for
few days last week.
Mt Mica Lodge will work the initia-
Il tory degree Thursday evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to visiting brothers
who may be in town to attend court or
for some other business purpose, to be
present and witness the work.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will en-
terrain Mt. Hope Lodge of Norway at
the regular meeting on the Oath inst,
when the degree work will be done by
Mt Hope Lodge. Supper will be served
BY Mt. Pleasant Lodge at Grange Hall.
International Olympic games will be
the main features of the third entertain
meut of the Calendar Club. These
events will be held in Dsering Memorial
Church on Saturday evening, March Is.
Admission fee to those not members OF
the club, Is cents.
A little better conditions of weather
and travelling were encountered by the
high school seniors Friday night, when
they presented "Just Plain Folks" at
Bolster's Mills, than they had for the at
tempted Buckfield performance, which
was indefinitely postponed. A fair aud
fence greeted them at Bolster's Mills.
Mrs. h. F. Muzzy's class Of ten girls
in the Congregational Sunday School
have organized under the name of 1.-The
Step By Step Class" Officers elected
are:
Pres.-LOuise Powers.
ylcePres.-Ruth McWhorter.
Sec.-MariOn Clark.
Treas.-Winifred Paterson.
The storm was sufficient to cause a
very small house when the Norway High
School seniors presented Arabian
Nights at the Savoy Theatre Wednes-
day evening. Those who heard Ii differ
-h.k ,arif q
but they agree in complimenting the act
ing. II is said that ii will be played
here again.
A number have expressed desire for
another leap year ball, and Shaw's Or.
chestra will conduct one in Grange Hall
Friday evening, March "a. The list Of
floor managers is, Mrs. j. G.. Littletield,
Mrs. D. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. P. z. Hath
away, Mrs. W. L. Gray, Mrs. G.. B. Ben
nett, Mrs. A. F. Goldsmith. Admission
to the ball 25 cents each. Dancing free.
Major Bagley of Bridgton, member
Of General Miller's staff OF the Patriarch
Militant of Maine, was in attendance at
the meeting of Aurora Encampment, l.
o. o. +, Monday evening, in the interest
of the Patriarch Militant branch OF the
order 1t is probable that an effort will
be made 10 organize canton here, TO
include members from the encampments
of Norway, West Paris and South Paris.
George Z. Kirk patrick of Old Orchard
is in the Paris Trust Co. for two weeks,
with view to taking the position OF
manager OF the Buckfield Branch, from
which S. W. Purinton has resigned, II
the trial results favorsbly. Mr.. Kirk
patrick is graduate Of Hebron Acad-
envy in the class of 1909, and has held
various clerical positions in the Old Or
chard post Office, the railway mall SER
vice, and elsewhere.
Our hold-over winter gave us snow
fall Wednesday afternoon and night va
riously estimated at from nine or ten
inches to over a foot. On the hills II
didn'S lie still enough to permit or
measuring. At any rate, IL was as heavy
fall as we have had in three or four
years. The street railroad went out OF
commission about dark Wednesday
night, and wasn't running again until
some time Thursday, and the breaking
teams got in quite lot Of work Thurs
day.
The menu of the st. Patrick's Day sup
per given at the Congregational church
Thursday evening, March 16, is as fol-
lows:
Baked Beans Cold Meat
, Potato Chips Pickles
Fruit Salad Hot Rolls
Fancy Puddings =
Pies, Cake, Doughnuts