Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-04-10

Philip King ID ut home hon corham
Normal School for the Easter vsostior
Miss Myra Austin 10 at home from
1ornam Normal Scht oil for the Rsster
vacation.
Mrs. Benjamin SWEET il visiting hsr
orosner, n. L. Andrews, and son, L. P.
SWEET, at Bangor.
The Philathsas will meet with Mr..
+. a. Heidner Tuesday afternoon Of this
week. Come prepared to sew.
Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, K. Of p. win
WORK the rank Of Knight on two candi-
dates Friday evening Of this week.
The Fidelis class of the Congregation.
al Sunday School will meet with Mrs.
Harriet Witham Tuesday evening of this
week.
| w. s. Wight of Bethel, the we'll known
singer and teacher Of singing classes, ID
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George /.
Durham.
Miss Belle Goodwin is with Mr., and
Mrs. w. A. Bartlett at Hebron. Mrs.
BARTLETT was disabled by . fall some ten
days since.
Mrs. Roy Z. Cole and SON Howard
came Friday to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Wheeler, 10
spend the Easter recess.
Recent nominations by the governor
include those of Alton G. Wheeler and
Harold T. Thsyer a. justices OF the
peace, and Harry n. Shaw a. notary
public.
Charles s. Dudley is building q vide
piazza on the front and south side of bis
house on Hill Street, and is to put an ad-
dition on the rear, besides building
barn and garage.
Miss Ethel Campbell has returned
from Worcester, Mass, where she has
been for the past few months, and will
resume her work in the factory of the
Mason Manufacturing Co. next week.
There will be Board of Trade meet
ing Tuesday night at 1880 at the assess
ors' Office. All users of electricity are
invited. It is expected an engineer will
be present to 90 over the matter of rates.
DR.. c. L. Buck, T: NJ. Davis and Chas.
E. Merrill have been chosen delegates
from Deering Memorial Methodist
Church to the Maine Methodist Confer
ence which meets at Westbrook this
week.
Easter was windy and cool for the sea-
son, but was bright day, and there
were large congregations at all the
churches, with special services as an
nounced. Evening concerts were given
by the Sunday Schools at the Congrega-
tional and Baptist churches.
Cleon G. Farrar has purchased what is
commonly known as the Allen house
north of the Park Street bridge, and he
and Mrs. Farrar moved in Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Harding, who have
been occupying the house during the
winter, have moved into q rent in Maxim
Block on Pine Street.
Albert L. King of this place, who has
for some time been in Portland, and 10
ensign in the Second Division Of the
Maine Naval Militia, has been ordered
out with that organization. Orders were
received on Friday, and the Division left
Portland Monday morning for Boston,
the point of mobilization.
Miss Ida Shurtleff and Miss Ella Briggs,
who have been the only occupants of the
A. E. Sburtleff house on Main Street
since the death of Miss Shurtleff's
mother, have moved into the second
floor of the house, aud had the Citizens
and will rent the lower door.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
versalist church will hold its regular
meeting at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon.
At7:15 Wednesday evening the men OF
the parish will meet to set the tables for
the Thursday evening supper. At 7:S0
the quarterly teachers meeting OF the
Sunday School will be held In the church
parlor.
James L. Chapman of Milo and bis
son, Rev. Ray A. Chapman Of Cam
bridge, Mass, were at Alton G. Wheel
er's over Sunday. They stopped here
on their return from Bethel, where they
had been to attend the funeral Of James
L. Chapmau's brother, Virgil q. Chap
man, who died at bis home In the edge
of Nswry Thursday morning, at the age
of "a years.
At the annual meeting of the Peoples
Water Company held last Saturday, John
w. Chute, who has served as collector
for that company very efficiently for the
past fourteen years, declined reelection
on account of the condition Of bis health
and Wiuslow B. Young was chosen to I'LL
the vacancy. The other officers were re-
slected as follows:
Pres.-Frank A. Taylor.
Vice Pres.-J. Edward Murch.
Sec. and Treas.-Gsorge n. Atwood.
Supt. and Collector.Wmslow b. Ioung.
Bean, j. Edward Murch. Geo. D. Robertson
Sumner Z. Tucker.
The following have been appointed by
the Committee on Public Safety as
committee for organization OF heo
Cross auxiliary at South Paris:
Mrs. A. T. Mcwh orser.
Mrs Lydia Rounds.
Mrs A. w. Walker.
Mrs. V. Z. Chapman.
Mrs Eva Ordway.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis.
Miss Grace Thayer.
Mrs. virgie Wilson.
Mrs II. r. Carter.
Mrs. Ruth Oliver.
Mrs. John Emeley.
Mrs. Jos. Currier.
Mrs ID. NJ. Stewart.
Mrs. Madge Gray.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
Miss Annie Edwards.
Mrs. +. A. Heidner.
Mrs. ]. II. Stuart.
Mrs. Howard Swan.
The Baptist Church.