Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-03-27
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Dancing at Grange Hall Tuead.v ~,
ing OF this week.
olueoirds were seen Friday, and hay
been heard every morning since.
Mrs: e. N. Anderson was In Portl.p
rom Friday until Sunday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Foster il the new oler
at the store of the N. Dayton Bolster CO
| Mr.. and Mrs. q. R. Carter of Wests,
Sunday.
| MI. and Mrs. Charles F. oldham O
Canton were guests at w. B. Russell'
Sunday.
The Ladies' Social Union will hold
meeting at 2:S0 Wednesday for SEWN,
and business.
There will be special nlusic and ssr
mon at the Universalist church Palm
Sunday, April /.
Charles S. Dudley is landing lumber al
MS place on Hill Street with which to
build large barn.
Donald s. Briggs has returned from
New York, where he has been engaged
for the past few months.
Mrs. George Farnum of Western Ave
nue. entertained q few of her lady
friends last Thursday evening. Three
tables were filed at rock.
Miss Ethel c. Crockett is with he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett,
to spend the vacation from her teaching
In the high school at Alfred.
Owing to Holy Thursday occurring on
April 8, the mems annual supper and
entertainment of the Universalist Parish
will be held Thursday evening, April II.
A nine-pound boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler of Wakefield,
Mass, on the morning of Friday, the
Esd. he has been named Grant Walton
Wheeler.
Mrs. 81. c. Fletcher returned Friday
from weeks stay at Livermore, where
she was called by the illness of her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. They are
improved.
Mrs. Phsbe Edgecomb, at her house
on Myrtle Street, Is putting In two dor
mer windows, finishing additional rooms,
and will Install electric lights and make
other improvements.
Real spring 10 apparently on the way
1t last. The streets are sloppy, the
snow Is settling rapidly, and the sun and
air have softness the like of which we
have not seen in what seems many
Mrs. E. n. Anderson entertained the
Economical Club last Wednesday after
noon. Three tables were engaged In
playing whist. The club will meet with
Mrs. j. j. Emeley this week Tuesday
afternoon.
The Philatheas of the Baptist Sunday
School held their annual banquet at the
gestry OF the church Monday evening.
After supper short program Of music
and readings was enjoyed. A social
lime followed.
The committee on shoe factory of the
south Paris Board of Trade report that
hey have raised practically $1,000 of the
$40, 900 capital, and that they
expect the merchants to make mp the
,ther 5000 when called upon.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold .
ive-cent bird social In their vestry next
Tuesday evening at 7:S0 O'Clock. Old
md young are invited to come and
bring a pencil and learn about the birds.
Home made candy will DO for sale.
Come and bring your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Morton, Mr..
md Mrs. Albert D. Park and Miss Eva
:. Walker plan to spend few days this
week enjoying winter sports, with head
quarters at one of the lumber camps of
he Paris Manufacturing Co. at Crystal,
\. a., which has been vacated by the
rev.
At the Congregational church next
sunday morning flag, given to the
church by the Mems Bible Glass, will be
dedicated and placed on the platform.
The service will be simple and will be In
connection with the Palm Sunday spe-
,ial music and sermon. The subject OF
he evening service, "Fishin' Jimmy!
Mt. Pleasant Rsbekah Lodge had &C.
,epted an invitation from Liberty Lodge
If Auburn to visit the latter lodge on
he evening of April Sd, In connection
With the lodges at Norway and Mechanic
Falls. II has been found necessary to
rive up the visit, on account of not be-
ng able to secure transportation. The
Irand Trunk is unable to furnish cars,
engine or crew for special train. The
lodge at Norway has also given up the
rip.
A patriotic entertainment will be given
,nder the auspices OF the Sons OF Veter-
ms Tuesday evening, March 27, at 7:45,
4 Grand Army Hall. The program will
consist of music by an orchestra, solos
md readings. and an address by j. Sher.
nan Douglass, patriotic instructor, OF
The G.. A. r. and allied asso-
cations are invited. A special invita-
ion 10 extended to all sons and descend
Ints of the veterans. A cordial welcome
% all. Admission free.
Glass parts of the class Of 1917 OF Paris
High School have been assigned. Tnere
IRE nine members In the class. The
and salntstory are assigned
70 the basis OF the average rank for the
course up TO the close Of the winter
ERIN, the others are chosen by the class.
rhe parts are:
valedictory-Fiora Brooks.
salutatory-Henry West
EngIish Essay-Madeline Peabody.
Prophecy and Presentation Of Giffs-Auriei
Chemistry Essay-Guy Knightly.
Class Oration-Wesley Spear.
Class ode written by Elizabeth Muzzy, Tneima
Terrill and Ida Greedy.
South Paris Savings Bank.
The annual meeting Of the incorpo-