Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-25
SOUTH PARIS.

A. L. Cote is spending Easter wit
latives In Sherbrooke, P. Q.
Charles Z. Hadley of West Sumne
IS at South Paris Thursday.
Miss Ethel C. Crockett was at hom
er the week end from her teaching il
fired.
Mrs. Anna 81. Hayes was In Lewiston
thursday to attend the wedding Of
lative.
Mrs, z. P. Parlin of Wilton is tn,
est of her mother and sister, Mrs
AXE and Mrs. Edgerly.
Albert Ames and Leon L. Russell wer,
avn Thursday as traverse jurors fol
Nav term of court at Rumford.
Carl Mason of Auburn was the guess
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Ma
q, for a few days the first Of the week
A large number patronized the dinner
we'd Thursday noon by the Ladies' So
\ Union of the Uniyersalist church al
yestry.
P. E. Wheeler, who has been at Cor.
Ia during the winter, has returned
re and is engaged with Z. P. Crockett,
L dOrist.
Professor Roy q. Porter and family OF
nrham, n. H., have been guests for
days of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Porter.
Rev. C. G. Miller breaches to the Odd
kllows and Rebekshs of Norway at the
brway Universalist church at 8 p. NJ.
X. Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds returned Wednes-
" from visit of some weeks to the
nily of her son, DR.. F. w. Rounds, In
buisville, Ky.
Miss Jeanne NJ. Towle was In town
Keral days last week, q guest at Mrs.
hry T. Shurtleff's, where she boarded
bile teaching here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Cole and son re-
rned Saturday to their home in Can
b, Mass, after spending the vacation
VIM. J. Wheeler's.
la meeting of the Ladies' Social Union
called for Wednesday at 2:3O to COM
BITE preparations for the May supper
y to sew for the fair.
kThe drill and ball at Grange Hall last
ednesdsy night was grand success in
ery way. About IA couples danced to
music of Shsw's Orchestra of six
bees.
Miss Gladys Cobb, who has been at
Suth Paris for some months, has return
TO Laconia, Y. a., where she was
Emsrly, and where she has q position
store.
{Tbe Barton Reading Club of Norway
lei Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza
IT. F. Edgerly at her home on Pleasant
heet. Readings were from the works
Alfred Noyes, the English poet.
|Johu R. Hammond has sold his farm
4 the Forbes District in Paris to Everett
bilonen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond.
.ter disposiug Of their stock and tools,
bll probably move TO Paris Hill.
Work on the interior of the jewelry
pre Of John Pierce has just been COM
eted, and the store now presents a
heb more attractive and up-to-dste APP
barance with new steel ceiling and
'slls.
A concert under the auspices of Paris
range will be given at Grange Hall
sxt Saturday evening. The program
DIT be in charge of Frank P. Knapp,
Ill Miss Mealsnd as soloist. Tickets
cents.
Rev. Milton Y. McAlister, who has
een for some time pastor of the Con-
tegstional church in Eliot, has accept
3 call to Pelham, n. a., and will
Aove there with his family, his pastor
i beginning May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Small, who
hys been in South Paris for the past
bar, and recently sold their home Cd
fne Street to Geo. C. Fernald, started
De- Monday for Minneapolis, where
hey will make their home.
Mrs. Arthur C. Soule of South Wind
em was the guest of her parents, Mr..
b Mrs. George r. Morton, over Friday
1ght. Her grandmother, Mrs. Rizpah
Whitman, accompanied her home on
hturdsy for visit of week.
The Seneca Club will hold its annual
Meeting at the home of Mrs. e. N. Has
|ell this Monday evening. The entertain
hent will be in the form of Gan Old
fashioned Party" and each member is
bqueSted to wear or bring some heir
DOm,
Mrs. T. A. Turner, who has been at
Iorth Buckfield most of the time for the
PSI two or three weeks on account OF
De illness Of her mother, Mrs. @. b.
eene, came home Thursday for q stay
few days, but has returned to assist
caring for her mother.
4 Miss S. L. Rounds will not take the
psition of superintendent of the York
bunty children's home, as had been an
unced, the former superintendent hav-
g withdrawn her resignation. Miss
bunds will continue her work for the
augusta children's home.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller was az Gray
kidsy to attend the funeral of Mrs.
.pgsla Augusta Davis Pearson of POS
iddle Street, Lewiston, who died at the
be Of IS years. Professor A. w. An
bony of Bates College was in attendance
the funeral and offered prayer.
! Theodore Thsyer has fitted ups meat
hop in the basement at his home on
leassnt Street. A cement floor has
pen put in, q refrigerator installed, also
meat bench, ice box for fish and all
her necessary equipment. Mr.. Thayer
PHI now be able TO continue his meat
nsiness through the summer months.
Seward P. Stearns has finished work
clerk in the store Of the Cole Wiggin
p, and has gone to his place north of
Aris Hill. During the summer he will
Rork half the time on Mr.. Cases farm,
Pc half the time for himself. Harry
witchell of Fore Street takes his place
the Cole Wiggin store.
In spite of the bad weather of Tuesday,
bere was good attendance at the an
ma meeting Of the South Paris w. C.
4. u, which was held with the presi-
ent, Mrs. Susie Chapman, and an en-
Pyable meeting was held. Officers for
pc coming year were elected as follows:
Pres.-Mrs Susie K. Chapman.
Vice Pres.-at- Large-Mrs. Elizabeth w. Nor.
pn.
/ lst Vice Pres.-Mrs. Lydia A. Rounds.
20 Vice Pres.-Mrs. Lucy Edwards.
4 81 Vice Pres.-Miss Annie Edwards
Atm Vice Pres.-Mrs. Clara N. Thayer.
Rec Sec.-Mrs. Ella A. Wight.
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. Lula Thurlow.