Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

| Mrs. Maria Porter is visiting friends In
Portland.
The Philstheas will meet with Mrs. L.
W. Hollis Tuesday at ESQ P. NJ.
Mrs. Ralph Perkins visited relatives
in Bethel several days last week.
Mrs. Z. S. Kllborn Of Bethel Is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Stearns.
Miss Jennie Boyee Of Lewiston was q
guest at Harold G. Fietcher's few days
last week.
Charles Powers Of LeominSter, Mass,
has recently been the guest for a week
of his brother, Thomas Powers.
Capt. L. W. Blanchard Of Rumford
called on friends here last week while
attending the poultry show at Norway.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter is In Massseku-
sets, and the pulpit at the Congregs-
tional church Was supplied on Sunday
by Harry Rowe Of Lewiston.
Miss Bertha Wight. who has position
as stenographer st the Maine Sanatorium
at Hebron, was at home over the week
end to attend the TwitchellWight we'd
ding.
Mrs. Sophia Clark, district deputy
president, and Miss Ava Leach, marshal,
90 to Bethel TO install the officers OF Sun
set Rebeksh Lodge at public installa-
ton this Monday evening.
Mrs. z. Y. Anderson, who has been
visiting her son, Harold c. Anderson, in
WOllastOn, Mass, for a few weeks, be-
sides making short visits in other places,
returned home Wednesday.
Nathan B. Dresser of Myrtle Street,
who moved 10 South Paris from Lowell
few months since, went Monday morn
ing TO the Maine General Hospital at
Portland for treatment and possible sur
gerry.
Frank Dudley left Friday morning for
Wallingford, Conn, to make a visit of
about two weeks with his aunt, Mrs.
Anna Griswold. He will also spend a
few days in Boston and other Massachu-
sets cities.
At the meeting of Mt. Pleasant Rebek-
ah Lodge next Friday evening, the off,
GERS recently elected will be installed.
Following the installation there will be
a "pie social" Each sister 10 requested
to bring pie.
Mrs. Roy E. Cole and son, who have
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. j. Wheeler, for number of weeks,
will return Wednesday to Canton, Mass.
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Wheeler will accompany
them for visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W. Trenoweth of
tives in South Paris. Mrs. Trenoweth |
was before marriage Miss Elsye Msude |
Gray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
C. Gray, who resided here until with a
few years.
Miss Charlotte Giles of Auburn was |
guest at /. j. Monks for few days last |
week Miss Giles has been stenographer |
in the office of the Bates Street Shirt Co. |
in Lewiston for some time, but now has |
a position in the Office of the Lunn &
Sweet Shoe Co. of Auburn.
While skating at Savoy Theatre Satur-
day evening, Willard Phelps, boy of Is,
who lives at j. N. Millett's, suffered |
sprained ankle. Though the injury has |
been reported on the street as a bad |
fracture, it is in reality only |
a sprain, and is not thought to be q seri-
GUS one at that.
The Week OF Prayer services closed at
the Methodist church Sunday night
with an audience of $50 people, Rev. G.
Fl. Newton preaching the sermon. His
text was "She left her waterproof" 1t
was an earnest sermon and made deep |
on the congregation. Mrs.
Luells Smiley sang solo and was much
The singing at the Universalist church
is now by q chorus choir of the young /
people, who are drilled by the organist,
Mrs. Agnes L. Morton. This arrangement
went into effect Sunday, when without
much time for preparation ten girls and
seven boys were in the choir. 1t is ex-
pected that the number will be consider
ably increased