Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-09

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| The Philatheas will meet with Mr.
Lester West Tuesday afternoon OF thI
week ct $50.
Rev. w. b. Lakln of Montvills, Conn,
VIII occupy the pulpit at the Congre
gafionAl church next Sunday.
Lucille Cole has returned from Mexico
whore she had been for some weeks Wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley j. Rawson.
Miss Flora Murch left Monday morn
Ing for Revere Beach, Mass, where Oh
viii spend the week with relatives.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Conprs
gational church will serve Ito annual har
vest supper Thursday evening, OCT. II.
Next Sunday will be observed ~ Rail,
Day by the Congregational Sunda,
School. You are invited to be present
A very important adjourned stock
holders meeting Of Paris Shoe Co. will
be held Monday night at 7:30 ct Alton
z. Wheelsr's Office. All come.
The Baptist church will have a clean
ing day Wednesday of this week, all day
Ladies' are requested to come to til,
church either forenoon or afternoon Il
assist.
Frank Wells of Portland, and Lieut.
Charles Houghton of the United States
army, now stationed at Fort Ethar
Allen, Vt, were guests over Sunday a
Harry d. Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hemingway had
as week. end guests Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Nsail Of Virginia. They went Monday
morning to Lewiston, and from there
will 60 to their homo.
Paris Grange will observe its anniver.
sary Oct. 20 by having an all days ses-
sion. Meeting begins at 1890. Dinner
at II. The State master will be present.
Let there be full attendance.
The District z. of p. convention will
meet with Pennesssswasse Lodge at
Grange Hall, Norway Thursday evening,
Oct. IL. The members of this dis
trict should make special effort to at
tend.
The third rank team of Hamlin
Lodge will hold rehearsal st its hall
Monday evening at 7:30. 1t 10 important
that every member be present, a. this
will be the last meeting before the con-
vention.
Miss Frances w. Brown, formerly for
q year or two supervisor of music in the
Paris schools, was married at her home
In Bangor at high noon Saturday. The
groom il Irving Devoe, q prominent
musician of Bangor. Miss Browns
father, Rev. Edwin G. Brown, perform
ed the ceremony.
The date OF the fair to be held by Paris
Grange is Oct. 2S. The drama com.
mittee are unable to present the drama
on this date, and there will be . dance
In place of II in the evening. Il hoped
that every one will remember the date
and plan to come. See large handbills,
and further particulars In next weeks
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams of Hsmp-
stead, N. H., have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e. n. Anderson . few days.
Me-. Adams is q half brother Of Mr..
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson went by auto
Sunday to Bethel to make call on their
nephew, John c. Anderson. They left
here Monday for their home.
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Millett and Mrs. B. r.
Hicks were in Waterviile Thursday even
ing to attend the reception given In
Hall to the National President
Of the Ladies of the G. A. R., Mrs. Mary
Tarbox of Fryeburg, and the National
Secretary, Mrs. Mertis Perkins Of Angus
ta. Mrs. Tsrbox was presented with q
wrist watch, and Mrs. Perkins with Q
ring.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. b.
w. Dennison ct her residence on Pleas
ant Street. The affair was In honor OF
Mrs. r. A. Heidner, who Is soon to leave
town, but was q surprise to her. Mrs.
Heidner was presented with Mt. Mica
pin, for which she expressed
her appreciation. Refreshments were
served, and after the very pleasant social
affair, in which about twenty-five ladies
Mr.. and Mrs. Heidner and
Laura Ellis were entertained at tea by
the Dennisons.
The rain of Friday evening made the
at the entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall under the auspices OF
Mt. Mica Lodge rather small, but all
who were present enjoyed 3 pleasing
and the artists kindly giving
their services, made IL possible for fair
amount TO be realized for the benefit OF
the members of the lodge now serving In
the army, navy and medical corps.
The work Of the orchestra, composed OF
Miss Grace Dean and Walter Stearns,
violins; Allie Cote, cornet; Frank Kim
ball, clarine t; Clarence DeCoster, bass;
and Miss lola Pike, piano, was excel
lent and they were obliged to respond to
encores. Little Miss Hayden of Buck
field, nine years Of age, proved an excel
lent entertainer for one of her years, and
her readings and her graceful posing In
the pantomime of "Nearer, Ny God, to
Thee" which was sung by Mrs. Herman
Wilson, were received with enthusiasm.
The Misses Marguerite and Marion
Lougse of Norway sang most acceptably,
their voices blending together beautiful
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