Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-13
Q. 8. Whitney and J. P. Rich.rd.or
are visiting In Boeton for faH dara

18th. e' He''
The Economical Whist Club will meat
Win Mrs. Park Wednesday afternoon of
this week. "
Miss Ruth Rsmick was at Bethel over
the weekend as the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. b. W. Kimban.
l The funeral Of the little gilbert GIRL
on Wednesday was attended bv Raw
Chester Gore Miller.
Robert Whittle, who Ia motormsn on
the eiectrics In Lewiston, was with his
parents here short time last week.
There will be rehearsal of the third
rank team at the meeting OF Hamlin
Lodge, 4. of p, rext Friday evening.
Howard W. Shaw piano, and Harley
True drums, go to Hebron Center Fri
day evening of this week to play for .
dance.
Mrs. Winton s. Oliver and daughter
OF Gardiner are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Murphy, for stay of
some weeks.
Eastman d Andrews have purchased
wood lot on the Hebron road of Oscar E.
Barrows. The transaction took place
through the agency of Charles E. Mer-
rill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Morton and son
Henry expect to start some day this
week for California, where they will
visit relatives. They will be gone six or
eight weeks.
Everyone come to the Baptist vestry
at 7:30 p. NJ. Thursday, Feb. Is. A
nickel or five pennies will let you in. 1t
will cost you nothing to get out. We
will try to give you your moneys worth.
The Fan Tans will meet Tuesday after
noon for work. Following the work
there will be short business meeting,
and at the supper hour light refresh
ments will be served for all who care to
stay and partake. The more the merrier.
Mrs. Phoebe, widow of Charles G. An
drews, is very feeble and failing at the
home of her son, I. E. Andrews, op
Maple Street, and her other sons, D. E
Andrews of Lowell and DIR. E. c. An
drews of North Arson, have been here to
see her during the past week.
Boys attending the boys conference at
Lewiston from Friday to Sunday were
Stanley Thsyer, Frank West, Henry
West, Chester Hammond, Elmer Dean
and Ronald Tyler from the Baptist
church, Richard Millett, Wesley Spear
and Herbert Woodwork from the Meth
odist
Rev. C. D. Crane of Saylesvills, R. l.,
formerly of South Paris, will give his
lecture, "Tbe Land Of the Midnight |
Sum-" at the Congregational church Fri |
day evening of this week, under the aus |
pices of the Christian Eudeavor. The |
lecture is illustrated with many fine
views.
John A. Scott and family expect to |
start on Tuesday or Wednesday of this |
week for California, to remain. They
do not know as yet at what place they
will locate. Mrs. Georgia Andrews,
Mrs. Scott's mother, will remain here
for the present, but expects to join them |
in California after they are settled there.
Advertised letters in the South Paris |
post Office Feb. u, 1917: /
Miss Belle Dolley.
Mrs. Perry Lapham.
Mrs. Wilbur Lewis.
Mrs. Jen Martin.
Mrs. w. V. Redding.
Mrs. Henry Wilson. /
j. 4. Chansy.
s. A. Farris.
J. 3. Martin & Sons.
j. A. Ksnney, P. NJ.
Master Henry W. Morton observed his |
twelfth birthday with party Wednes-
day afternoon from to 8, at which the |
guests were the members of his class in
the q niversalist Sunday School, mum er-
ing ten. 1t was really a meeting of the
Pathfinders, under which name the class,
taught by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Morton, Is organized. A big birthday |
cake With twelve candles, ice cream and
other refreshments were served, and the
boys bad very enjoyable time.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. Heidner and
Mrs. Agnes L. Morton al Mrs. Hsidners.
For the evenings program there 10 de-
bate on the question, Resolved that
motion pictures have an educational
value" Disputants are, on the afhrma-
tive, Mrs. Florence Haskell and Mrs.
Mary Shurtleff; negative, Miss Eva
Walker, Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Mrs.
Haskell will not be able to attend, but
has prepared her paper and 1t will be
read.
Frank r. Durham underwent two
surgical operations in the Central Maine |
General Hospital at Lewiston last week.
After the first operation early In the
week. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
X. Durham, were summoned on account
of his condition and went to Lewiston,
but he rallied somewhat. A day or two /
later be had to undergo another opera
ton. At present he Is In serious condi- |
ton. but according to last reports, ID
thought to be improving and to have
fair chance.
A piano recital was given Saturday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Stella w..
Burnham by several of her pupils, assist |
ed by Miss Grace Dean, violinist. MISS
Esther Tyler of Bethel, who Is pupil OF
Mrs. Burnbam, took part in the recital:
The program, which was interesting and
we'll rendered, was composed OF numbers
selected from the works OF Robert
Schumanp, and was arranged as foho"s'
Adagio from Concerto,-op. 1ss,
Flora Brooks, Mrs. Burnham
Reading-A Short Biography Of Robert rr,.,
Northern song 1.-TWO pianos and organ),
Laura Brooks, Hester Ordway, Doris Srsfes |
Knight Rupert-Op. IS, NO. IL, c...h,.r
Hester Ordwsy, Gertrude Cusnman
Andante from sonatina (organ)' n o-svs.
q Traeumerei, Miss Dean |
b RomaDza,
joyous Peasant-srranged by Harth, ~
a Entrance TO the Forest, From "Forest
nuN''. '- Esther Tyler |
hun'ine S"Ae Flora Brooks
ra'e"e" W VIZ Esther Tyler |
slumber Song, Hester ordway, Mrs. BqT IHn
abendlled-6p. IS, No. Il, (violin, plano, organ). |
Miss Dean. Misc Ordway, Mrs. burnnam
Kimball City Engineer OF Attleooro.
Announcement was made last Thurs
day that William Earle Kimball OF South
Paris had been appointed city engineer
of Attleboro, Mass, to succeed Samuei