Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-17

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l Corp. Philip Hasksll, Arthur Morris,
Elias Salesby, Donald s. WEIGH and
Cook Robsrt Schenk arc ut homo from
Camp Devsns, having been honorsbly
discharged from the service.
Mr.. and Mu. d. W. Danforth are
Waiting Mr.. and Nra c. A. Pride Of
East Waterford. Mr.. Danforth had &
grocery store here until last Nay, when
he went out Of the business. .ss
Miss Doris Foster ID making good TO
oovery from her recent illness Of
diphthsria.
Nrs. WI. Jones and Mrs.. Ines
Cummings attended the federation Of
Womsn's Clubs at Augusta last week.
Hrs. Ralph Kneeland OF Somsrvills.
Hass., returned to her homo Tuesday,
accompanied by her mother. Hfs. 1mma
Mann, Who will stay few weeks. Ars.
Rose Needham Of Portland will keep
house for Mrs. Mann during her absence.
Miss Marjorie Buswell has gone to
Connecticut, where she has position In
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry z. Gibson and
daughters Marion and Mary plan to 60
TO California early In January for visit
with relatives.
Z. 8. Cummings has bought the lot
corner Of Main and Paris Streets Of
Arthur E. Hebbard, and will build .
house on It.
Mrs. Jennie Foster will be the hostess
of the Browning Reading Club this
Monday evening. Boil call, Christmas
quotations; reading from Dickens
Christmas Tales by Mrs. Foster. Christ
mastide, tn legends and associations,
Mrs. Georgia Andrews.
Miss Marjorie Barker II to attend
business school In Boston. Her sister
Genevieve will take her place a clerk
In the Office OF s. W. Goodwin.
Miss Helen II. Noyes has closed her
house here for the winter, and 10 board
and Ut Lester A. Vests In South Paris.
Misses Geneva and Eleanor Allen,
school teachers, were called to Gorham
BY the Illness and death Of their father.
Freeman G. Smith and son Freeman
with Carlton Young are working on
government construction work In Bath.
Willard Buck, Jr., has gone to Msssena,
N. Y. He intends to learn the trade OF
q machinist.
At the meeting of Oxford Chapter,
No. 1913, Order Of the Eastern Star,
Tuesday evening, supper was served to
large number of members. A service
flag has been placed In the hall. II was
the annual meeting and the following
officers were elected: N-
w.M-Mabel E. Leavitt.
W.P.-Wm. C. Lesvitt.
A. N.-Mrs. Eva n. Kimbal.
Con.-Beatrice Stone.
Asst. Con.-Ruth Carroll
sec.-Marguerite WEIGH.
Treas.-Evis I. Cook.
Mrs. Arthur W. Easton has returned
from Bridgton and,is stopping with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Sumner Parker.
She spent Sunday in Portland with her
husband, DR.. Easton, who 10 at bingham,
Mass.
Kenneth Smith entertained the mem-
bers of his Sunday School class with bis
teacher, Jesse p. Edwards, recently. A
fine time was enjoyed with games and
music. Refreshments were served.
James Welch, who 10 stationed ct Fort
Preble. Portland, was ut home over Sun
day. he is In tho Coast ARTILLERY.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James L. Cook OF Ellis
worth are spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Merton Z. Kimbsll.
At the annual meeting of Harry Rust
W. 4. c., No IS, December 9Th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: !
Pres.-Annie Beck.
senior -Pres.-Clara 1. Jordan.
Junior Vice Pres-Ors G. Harlow.
Treas-Clara II. Elliott
Chaplain-Addie Boswell.
Conductor-Eva L. FoRg.
Guard-Helen CanWen
Delegates to eonyention-Ance B. Danforth,
AIisrnssss@Helen Canwell. Sadie Lapham.
harry Rust Post, G. A. B., held its
annual meeting on December 3rd, when
the following officers were elected:
Com.-w. 8. Cordwell:,
8. V.C.-A. Z. Kimban.
.V.C.-George e. Walker.
surg.-Perry RUSSELL.
o. D.-David A. Jordan.
O.M.-A. p. Bassett.
D. G.-E. 3. Kneeland.
Chaphin-W.F 7. Cox.
Delegste-W. o. Needham.
Alternate..A: Basseft.
Auditor-M. E. Kimball.
The z. N. SWEET Shoe Company has
purchased the stock Of footwear from
the Arthur r. Boswell estate.
Mrs. Ellen Woodbury. 10 the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. Clarence Downing.
George L. Noyes has received letter
from Gov. Carl z. Milliken congratulat-
ing him on the safety of his son, Gordon
NJ. Noyes, who has recently been re-
turned to his company, the 9th Balloon
Company, from . German prison camp.
Mrs. Stuart W. Goodwin has been
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Mary
Stearns Of Paris, the past week.
The Oxford Knitting factory 10 shut
down for . week while tho foreman, I.
C.. HINTON, 10 In New York on business.
Miss Thelma Verrill WAS given sur
prise party and shower By the employees
of the knitting factory. 1t Was In honor
of her approaching marriage to Elwood
Pierce Of West Paris. She received
many gifts and most enjoyable evening
Was spent.
At . special town meeting Saturday
sftornOon, IL was voted 70 fais0 ono
thousand dollars to celebrate the homo
coming of Co. D and all drafted men
who have gone from the town to serve
in the war, this sum to be assessed In
1919. It was also voted to pay the town
treasurer, Z. N. SWEET, two hundred dol
lars for bis services for the year 1913.
Norway Honor Roll.
The following names have been COM
piled by the committee In charge OF the
Norway Honor Board soon TO DO erected:
Allen, Harold II. Klain, Peter v.
xndreWs. Francis 8. Klain, Samuel
Amen. Georrc r. Klain, Jacob A.
A sninvalI. John 8. Klain, Miss Esther
Austin. Edwin g. Lafrance, Joseph !.
Barker, Hubert b. Lapnam' Cyoo ".
Bartlett Donald 8. Lapnfm, Leroy a.
Rsrt,etf Miss Frances Luck, Edward A.
Rstheii. Rnssell III. Manning, Arthur B.
Bethel. Hugh B. Mattor, Ernest =.
Bennett, william 8. 9cAnisee!. Luyiie 4.
Bictford, Henry Knox McGrew, Donald =.
Bisbee, william A. Mckay, WnIam u
Brock: RSSsss T. aikis Shirley Il.
Rroofs' Pani d. Nillett, Ralph o.
Brooks, Robert L. Mixer, DSua 3.
Brown, Cecil Z. Mixef' AlDeT =.
Bradbury, Rial y. Mixer' CsrlnL:.
Bradbury. Henry v. Mixer Cnafne A.
Buck. clifford II. Moore. Harold 3.
Roivin. Philip j. Morris, Arthur
Csrroli. Trancis n. Nevers, Roland 8.
Csrrcii' IAnVcod n, NeWcomh. Walter 3.
Ch.rdler FrSncis A, Moves, Gordon