Oxford Democrat., 1916-02-01

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stitute at the UniversAlist church Thurs
day, Feb. Sd. A picnic dinner II to be
one of the pleasant and convenient fear
lures Of the noon recess. A cordial in-
vitation to everybody.
West Paris Grange are arranging for
their annual sale, supper, entertainment
and dance to be held Feb. 8. The COM
mittees are as follows:
Fancy work-Mrs. Mary stetson, Mrs. Corn
Apron-Mrs. WIN Berry, Mrs. Ellen Willis:
Home cooked food-Mrs. Chss. Barden' Mrs.
Csndy-Mrs. d. A. Grover. Mrs. WEIGH.
vesetables-A. B. Tuell, Alanson Cumming
Tveesnt .able-Dor,s Field, Mrs. 8. T.
supper-Lady officers. W. q. Lurvsy. Mr.
Kitchen-Mrs. o. L. Peabody. Mabel Curtis
Dsnce-sssnding entertainment committee.
The entertaiument ID "The Black
Heifer," to be presented by Pleasant
Pond Grange OF West Sumner. The
play has been coached by Mrs. John +.
Wood. A large company from this vii
lage witnessed the drama at West Sum-
ner on the 21sr of January, and all pro-
nounced it q good drama with plenty OF
humor and we'll presented by the dra'
matte company.
Mrs. I. l.. Bowker of Portland has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Tusll, the past week.
The following officers of Granite Chap
ter, No. 115, o. E. S., were installed by
Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Lillian
Paine of Pennington:
w.M.-Mrs. Iva NJ. Packard.
W. P.-Edwin ]. Mann.
A. M-Mrs. Phila Mayhem.
Con-Mrs. Della Penley.
A. Con.-Miss Alice Penley.
Sec.-Mrs. Leona p. Ridlon.
Treas-Mrs. Juliaette Curtis.
Adah-Mrs. Dora /. Emery
Ruth-Mrs. Josephine johnson.
Esther-Mrs. Agnes Brock.
Martha--Mrs. Annie Wheeler.
Electa-Mrs. Lena Bubier.
Chsp.-Mrs. Elinor Il. Mann.
wsr-Mrs. Emma j. Hill.
Mar.-Miss Laura n. Rarden.
Organist-Mrs. Mary Wardwell.
Sentinel-Frank H. Hill.
Finance Com.-W. W. Gardner, Dora Emery
Della Penley.
visiting Com.-Phils Mayhem, Annie Wheeler
Elinor Mann, Chas. T. Barden.
Refreshments OF ice cream and cake
Officers of Mollyockett Encampment,
No. 63, have been installed for the en-.
suing year as follows:
C.P.-E. L. Porter.
n. P-F. A. Webb.
We. L. jackson.
scribe-C. H. Hussey.
Treas.-L II. Emery.
.w.-John Ross.
Guide-Arthur z. Dean.
o. S.-Wm. H. Lurvey.
IS.-Geo II. Young.
LIST VIC. L Richardson.
I'd w.-Chandler Curtis.
Sd W.-Robert Z. Shaw.
4th W.-Bernard Richardson.
1st G. of TO. 6. Swan.
I'd G. of T.-Edgar l.. Wood.
West Paris Grange have invited Psris
Grange to visit them Feb. II. A Lincoln
Day program will be presented, consist
ing of Lincoln quotations, anecdotes
etc, also sketches of his life and work
Program in the forenoon. In the after
noon a speaker from out Of town viii
give an address of interest. To all oi
the literary exercises the public are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Clara Ryder has been spending
few days with her niece, Mrs. Percy
uCWs
Rollin Diusmore received an injury tc
his side when sliding down Mill Hill
Monday evening. The sled struck The
bridge with great force.
l.. B. Turpel has moved into a rent II
the Locke residence instead Of the Ben
son house as reported last week.
Mrs. Samuel r. johnson, who has
been i'll the past week, is gaining.
Miss Mabel Z. Kicker entertained tht
Happy Co Lucky Whist Club Wednes
day evening. First prizes we're won by
Miss Kicker and r. P. McKenney. Con
ISOLATION prizes c. q. Martin, Mrs. &. j
Mann. Refreshments of fruit punch
maple sugar sandwiches, fancy crack
ers and confectiops were served.
The warm thawing weather OF tbt
week past has almost entirely spoiled
the sleighing, and teamsters who hav'
large quantities of lumber to haul have
a worried looking countenapoe. Th'
hills almost entirely bare of snow, barr
sidewalks, automobiles and motorcycle
on the streets, seem to suggest Apri
rather than January.
Mrs. VIM. r. Willis and Mrs. c. Fl
Lane attended the funeral OF A. <
Shurtleff at South Paris Wednesday.