Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-18
6OUTH PARIS.

6OUTH PARIS.
rlston Gray Of Lewiston is q visitt
alter L. Gray's.
avs Orchestra of four pieces goe
ford 20 play for drama and dane
be 18th.
Mica Lodge will confer the secon
be upon two candidates at the NEE
Thursday evening.
Ne Wednesday night this week an
d the drill and ball at Grange Hall
will have a good time.
socisbls will be held at the hig
III building Friday evening, wit
ard Shaw at the piano.
" z. Cole of Canton, Mass, joine'
Cole and son here at w. j. Wheel
BE- Friday, for the spring vacation.
and Mrs. n. G.. Elder have a
Is Mrs. Elders sister, Mrs. E. 7
: knd, and daughter Ruth, of Cor
PRISON Farrar returned Tuesda,
Madison, where he has been dur
be winter with his daughter, Mrs
league.
blda Cole, who lives with relatives a
bsnic Falls, was here few days las
to visit her father, Guy Cole, snG
relatives.
D. Bolster, Mrs. D. P. Chapman
Ruth Bolster and Mrs. Arthur E.
es we're at Canton Friday to attend
uueral of Mrs. Harold B. Gilbert.
b. A. Titus has bargained with
lice L. Noyes for a building lot on
rest side Of Pine Street, next to the
el house, and will build bungalow
h T. S. Barnes entertained the
bers of her Sunday School class at
home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy
be Of Canton, Mass, was also a
and Mrs Ralph B. Penfold and
hter of Portland were guests of Mr..
bids mother, Mrs. VIM. P. Morton,
Mrs. Louise J. Briggs, several days
week.
iday was visiting day for the teach
Il the Shurtleff school. The school
closed for the day, and Miss Barnes
ed the Portland schools and Miss
)an the Norway schools.
a. Clifford, formerly of South Paris,
has been for some years at Rum
and Mexico, has closed out his pos
pus in Mexico, and he and his fam
bill 90 soon to Detroit, Mich, to
aw's Orchestra of six pieces has
engaged to furnish the music for
graduation exercises, concert and
81 Buckfield High School June 9th,
tbe same orchestra with eight pieces
play for the Norway High School
hation ball in the Opera House june
Grover Brown is the guest of his
br, John S. Brown. He has just
from Porto Rico, where he has
for some years, most of the time
ged in teaching. He will be here
bout month, and will sail on the
ci May from Vancouver for the
ppines, where he will also be en-
in teaching.
Is. E. Y. Anderson, with her grand
hitter Helen, who had been here for
weeks on account of the illness of
brother with scarlet fever at the
10 Wollaston, Mass, left here
hesday for Portland, and from there
on Saturday to Wollsston, where
Anderson will visit her sons family
while before returning home.
the annual meeting OF the Euter-
J Club last Monday evening, officers
BE- coming year were elected as fol-
s.-Miss Nellie jackson.
= Pres-Mrs. Ethel Noyes.
Mrs. Virgie Wilson.
zs.-Mrs. Edith Wheeler.
B. RepOrter-Mrs. Agnes Morton.
rsrian-Miss Grace Thayer.
Com.-Miss Hattie Leach, Miss Grace
Mrs. Harriet Barnes.
w. and Mrs. G. /. Spear have been
bmford for the week attending the
e Methodist Conference. Mrs. S.
Fdway was also there throughout
Conference, a guest in the family Of
prdwsy's brother, Walter Ordway,
IsxicO. Mr.. Ordway was there
Sunday, and others who were In at
huce on a portion of the conference
Mrs. Charles Edwards and DR.. G.
hex.
and Mrs. w. Z. Morse entertained
nber OF friends at tea Last Monday,
10, in honor of the S0tb birthday
j.. MOrse's mother, Mrs. Ann Z.
ID. 10 addition to Mrs. Gould and
Dd Mrs, Morse and son, those pres
Is guests were Mrs. L. c. Morton,
G. Il. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fockett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ed
), Mr.. aud Mrs. John s. Blair.
fe was music and a social time.
ferrous remembrsnces Of the day
received by Mrs. Gould.
e present tied-up condition Of rail
freight business is illustrated by
ituatiOn of the automobile agents.
De who in order to make sure of cars
20 accept shipments during the win
Ow have some on hand ready for
ery. Other agents are most of
waiting for something with which
Rrt the seasons deliveries. Some
g are receiving notice that cars can
lpped any time by express, and one
IN Oxford County have recently
$3.50 on a shipment of five automO-
by express, because they had to
them.
Mica Lodge will observe the
y seventh anniversary of the order
appropriate exercises at its hall on
oay evening, April 18th. Because
e TACT that anniversary Sunday falls
|aster, the following Sunday, April
will be observed, and the lodge and
c'ated bodies will attend clutch SER
at the Baptist church. The service
year will be held 10 the forenoon 10
lection with the regular preaching
zee, Rev. G. e. Newton, pastor of
chureh, giving the sermon. Members
Pc order will assemble at Odd Eel
ball at ten O'Clock on that day and
p the church in body.
addition to being Patriots Day,
nnesdsy of this week will be Maine
Gard Day. This 10 q new thing,
here is the way suggested for its OBJ
Parce by the board OF trade in one
ne city: Each member Is to make
IIRf Of Pan 10 49,. L. L.