Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-29
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The officers Of Granite Chapter, o. E.
Star, were installed Thursday evening By
D. D. G. II. Mrs. Leona p. Ridlon - fol.
lows:
WYNN. Phila Mayhem.
W.P.-Fremont E. Whitman.
A. M.-Mrs. Jennie Cummings.
Sec.-Mrs. Leona p. Ridlon.
Treas.-Mrs. JuliAot$a +. Curtis.
Con.-Laura II. Barden.
Asso. Con.-Mrs. Laura B. Dinsmore.
Adah-Mrs. Birdie Swan.
Ruth-Mrs. Agnes Brock.
Esther-Mrs. Elinor q. Mann.
Martha-Mrs. Kate whitman.
Electa-Mrs. Helena Bubier.
Chap.-Mrs. Iva Packard.
War.-Mrs. Emma Hill.
Sen.-Trank 81. Hill.
Org-Edith Gardner.
Nafshal-Alice Penley.
Monday evening the following officers
Of Onward Rebekah Lodge were Install
ed BY D. D. P. Mrs. Gertrude W. Libby
and D. G. N. Mrs. Ada Libby Of Nor
way:
N.G.-Mrs. Mildred Cole.
v. G.-Mrs. Margaret Farrar.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Leona p. Ndion.
Fin. Sec-Mrs. Juliatte r. Cults.
Treas.-Mrs. Ethel Penley.
Chap-Ars. Winnie e. Ridl0n.
War.-Mrs. Elva King.
Con.-Mrs. Minnie Day.
I. G.-Mrs. Ida Rowe.
o. G.-Myrtle Dean.
&. 8. N. G.-Mrs. Mildred Davis.
/. 8. N. G.-Mrs. Isora Marston.
RS. v. G.-Mrs. Phila Mayhem.
L. 8. v. G.-Mrs. Ida Jacobs.
The funeral of Herbert W. Gardner
was held from the Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. L. W. Grundy
oficiated using the Episcopal service. al
the Gardner family are EpiscOpalians
There was large attendance. The higt
school pupils with the principal, Mis-
Wall, attended in body. The pal
bearers were Frank C. Packard. Herbert
E. Hill, Carl G.. Emery and Earle L. Ba
CON, all members of the high school. A
quartette of young ladies from the high
school, Edith Stevens, Mabel Allen
Marjorie McAlister and Laura Emery
sang "Nearer My God to Thee" "Some
time Well Understand" and "Safe II
the Arms of Jesus" There were beauti
full flowers from the family, friends
Methodist church organizations, higf
school, base ball team, and village friends
An exquisite harp with broken string
nearly four feet tall, was the beautiful
expression of sympathy from the village
friends.
William Kidder accompanied by DR.
Packard went to the Central Maine Gen
eral Hospital for treatment for his knee
last Monday morning.
Mrs. W. W. Cookson of Lewiston wa
In town last week to attend the funera
of Mrs, Emmops.
The remains of Fred E. Reed were
brought here last Tuesday morning anc
placed in the tomb. His sister and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cobb o.
Peru, came and prayer was offered at tht
tomb by Rev. L. W. Grundy.
The remains Of Charles G.. Bean
whose death occurred at Waterbury
Conn, arrived Monday morning accom-
panied by his son, Lemuel Bean OF Port
land. Mr.. Bean lived in this vicinity fol
several years and worked at carpenter
work and in the factory here. He wa
we'll liked and respected.
Following Is the list of Red CrosI
work done by the auxiliary up to thi'
time:
lss Comfort pillows.
2A Pair service SOCKS.
228 Slings.
ITO T. bandages.
2l0 Handkerchiefs.
$50 Substitute hsndkerchiefs.
ia Eye bandages.
81 Nurses mitts.
4S Bandages.
17S Napkins.
SO Fracture pillows.
40 Oakum pads.
l5S Abdominal bandages.
100 Triangular bandages.
IS Pair wristlets with thumb holes.
IL Helmets.
81 Sweaters.
20 Pair pajanas.
Is Wash cloths.
40 Sponges.
Is Splints.
100 Congresses.
70 Christmas bags.
l6 Christmas bags sent to boys in service iron
this vicinity.
Din Norway.