Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-01-09

grippe. W.
Mrs Z. N. Anderson went SATURDAY. to
Portland to visit for few days.
Gordon Williams went to Portland
Saturday to visit friends for few days.
Did You see the eclipse in the vee
did. e
The Philatheas will meet with Mrs..
Cora Wheeler Tuesday Of this week at
ESQ P. NJ.
sherman @. Ordway went Friday to
Boston to stay over the weekend and At
tend the Billy Sunday meetings.
Miss Ethel C. Crockett, after spending
the larger part of her vacation here. re.
turned Saturday to her teaching in AL.
fred.
DR.. Chester n. Merrill has purchased
through the ]. Hastings Bean Real Re.
tate Agency the well known Nathaniel
Rowe farm.
This Ia bound to be an unlucky year.
Somebody has discovered that the 18th
OF the month comes on Friday twice
during 1917.
Shsw's Orchestra of five pieces fur.
nished the music for the basket ball
dance New Years night ut Norway
Opera House.
Mrs. 81. e. Wilson has been engaged
as organist and director of the music in
the Baptist church at Norway for the
afternoon service at o'clock.
George o. Chase, who has been with
his son, George l.. Chase, at Wolf Point,
Montana, for the past eight months, ar
rived home Thursday morning.
Miss Frances Chapman, who had been
spending the vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Chapman, returned
Saturday to resume her teaching in Oak
land.
Mrs. 2. w. Bonney is in the Contra,
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston,
where she underwent surgical opera
ton on Friday. She Is reported as do
ing well.
c. Frselsnd Penley started Monday
morning for Augusta, Kan, to make an
indefinite stay with his son, r. 81. PEN
ley of Augusta, and perhaps remain
there permanently.
Mrs. II. E. Wilson entertained q num-
Der of lady friends Friday afternoon at q
bridge party at which three tables were
filed. Very nice refreshments we're
served BY the hostess.
The dates for "a Noble Outcast," for
the benefit of the young people Of the
Universalist church. have been fixed as
the 22d and Esd of February. The play
has been cast, and rshearsals will begin
soon.
A number of the members of Paris
Lodge of Masons visited Oxford Lodge
at Norway Friday evening, when there
was official visitation by District Deputy
E j. Record of this place, and the NJ.
NJ. degree was worked.
At the annual meeting of the Citizens
Telephone Co. last Monday evening, off
GERS were chosen as follows:
Pres.-George ii. McKeen.
Clerk and Treas.-C. W. Bowker.
Directors-Telliss Thibodeau, Linwood Cor
bett. George r. Eastman, B. +. Cummings.
In honor of Mr.. Merrill's birthday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Merrill enter
tanned a number of friends Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent In
socisbility and in playing rock, at which
three tables were filled, and refresh
ments were served.
The Universalist Sunday School on
Sunday elected the following officers:
Supt.-Arthur e. Forbes.
Asst. Supt.-Mrs. Elizabeth w. Morton.
Sec and Treas.-Harland j. Abbott.
Lib-Howard Jackson.
Asst. Lib.-Emma West.
Org.-Mrs. Sadie Silver.
At the regular meeting Of Hamlin
Temple, Pythian Sisters, Tuesday even
ing, will be the installation of officers
for the ensuing year. D. D. G. c. Fannie
q. Eastman and staff will install. A
covered dish social will follow. All
members please make an effort to be
present, and bring something in cover
ed dish.