Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-25
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. c. I. Spear visited in Westbrool
| few days last week.
Mrs. Byron A. Evans of Rumford ha
ben recent guest of Mrs. /. z. Evans
Mrs. Frank White of Danville Junction
bas a guest al j. P. Richardson's las
beck.
Mrs. Bertha Gee of Jackson, Mich, j!
ke guest of her mother, Mrs. c. +
Iare.
hilbert Briggs of West Bethel has been
recent guest of his sister, Mrs. Johr
light.
<The store of the N. Dayton Bolster
}. will be closed all day Tuesday, Feb
TO take stock.
Dir. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole entertain
4 four tables at rock at their home
thursday evening.
Mrs. Ellen F. Cummings of Mechanic
Ills was a guest at Writ SANKEY'S fol
day Wednesday.
Mrs. S. P. Stesrns will 60 to Bethel to
Ind the rest of the winter with her
.nghter, Mrs. Ellery c. Park.
khaw's Orchestra of five men will fur
D. the music for the high school play
|Grange Hall Friday evening, Feb. IL.
q alph C. Andrews is at home from the
kiyersity of Maine on account of ILL
e. having been threatened with pneu-
3pia.
favorable reports are received from
- z. A. Heidner, who is in hospital
Mass and has undergone
fgicsl treatment.
lhe Fan-Tan supper originally sched-
81 for Friday evening of last week has
b. postponed to Friday evening of
b week, the 2Sth.
fhere will be special meeting of the
lies of the G A. r. on Monday even
Jan. "a, at 7:30. Special business
come before the circle.
ahaw's Orchestra Of six men has been
saged TO furnish music for the drill
y ball given by Co. D of Norway on
kdnesday evening, March /.
Ms. C. Z. McArdle started Saturday
ming for schenectady, n. Y, where
= will spend the rest of the winter
"a her daughter, Mrs. Roy Z. Strick-
u.
] Kinley Day will be observed by the
j es Of the 6. A. r. on Saturday even
II. Jan. 20. The G. A. R. post and Sons
N eterans, with their families, are in
Rank P. Knapp, Howard w. Shaw
j Rae Newton were in Portland Mon
4 evening Of last week to attend the
4 cert given by the Boston symphony
ehestra.
fhere will be a food sale by the
6ies of the G. A. r. on Saturday, Jan.
at 8 P. M, for the benefit of the G.
'R. post. Will the members bringing
u please have it at the hall by 2:SO
lock?
Eyron W. Maxim is temporarily laid
with injuries received in a twisting
which he got while working in the
BIDS Wednesday. No bones were
)ken, but he was considerably bruised
famed.
of our January weather
hing the past week have gone from be-
Zero temperatures early in the week,
low as 22 being reported one morning,
b. above in the shade Saturday noon. |
4 latter mark is about as high as we
u get or as is desirable in January.
Hiss Mary Fl. Taylor, formerly Of South
lis, who is now in San Diego, Calf,
has for some time been police ma
b there, has been transferred to the
Nth department of the city. In that
oition she has special care of the milk |
Mons from which the milk for the city
distributed.
Alton C. Wheeler will address the
neca Club on parliamentary law at its
sting this Monday evening, when it is
6rtained By Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Hath
u at Mrs Gray'S. Responses 10 the
y call will be favorite quotations, and
D. Wheeler and Mrs. Eastman will
y a piano duet.
Eliza Alkaline, widow Of Jonathan NJ.
ith, died at her home in Dedham,
lss., on the 18Th inst. She was the
bghter of Otis and Alkaline Swift, and
4 a native of Paris, where she was
In Feb. "a, 1910. She leaves two
lighters and son, and is also survived
two brothers, Amasa Z. Swift of
nth Paris and Nelson Otis Swift OF
rtland, Oregon.
The class of boys in the Universalist
pday school of which Mrs. Geo. K.
brton is teacher, has organized under
! name of the Pathfinders, with the
lOwing officers:
hes.-Ralph Maxim.
Ece-Pres.-Howard Aldrich.
ec.-Harlan Abbott.
feas.-Henry Morton.
lesseDger-Floyd Harlow.
lookout Com.-Frank Maxim, Guy swan,
rold Tufts.
horace Judson Morton died at his
be in Belfast Saturday morning, at
age of II years. Mr.. Morton was
! son of Richard Morton of Paris, and
early years were spent in Oxford Coun-
For many years he was in Chicago,
& used to spend his summers in Bel
Int and Belfast, and after retiring
I'M business few years since went to
ilfast TO make his home.
y triangular move OF families has
6n made as the result of the recent
9 ing of farms by Arthur B. Talbot
y Leon A. Brooks. Mr.. Talbot and
family have gone to the Brooks farm
Fore Street, Mr.. Brooks and bis fam
khsve moved to the Talbot farm south
fhe village, and Amos Barnett and
pily, who have been on the Fore
feet farm, have moved to the house
Gated by the Brooks family on Cross
feet.
Not only the affair of the season, but
y N ost brilliant and enjoyable affair
At there has been in this Grange Hall
Dee il was built, the leap year ball of
|day evening is declared to have been.
be ball was finely decorated, and many
|ndsome evening gowns were worn.
is always the case when the ladies
we charge, there were Nc wallhowers,
the managers saw to 1t that every
)e's card was filed. About sixty
were in attendance. The music
hs by Shaw.
a very pleasant afternoon was passed
the home of Mrs. Mary Shurtleff Jan.
J the occasion being the organizs-
Pn of her class in the Congregational
bDdsy School. Nine members were
resent and two guests. A very pleas