Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-02

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Vsrnal Bates Of New Haven, CT. was
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis @. Bates. two or three days last
Niss Alice Edna Bardsn b apsndins
vacation Of two weeks ut her home
here. Miss Barden IL teaching the piano
% q class at Coburn Classical Institute.
She u also taking vocal lessons, and on
Sunday sings In . WatervIlle church.
Roy r. Perham, Who enlisted In the
medical department last summer. and
has been OF late Ut Charlotte, N. c., was
q homo on . furlough last week.
Mrs. Lorraine +. Willis spent the
weekend with her con. L. =. Willis at
Mechanic Falls.
Ora Bird Of Norway. who ID in poor
health q the result Of measles, 10 visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Frank L. Willis.
Miss Clara II. Bacon 10 spending q
vacation ut homo from teaching ut Farm.
ington.
Grace Brook and Mildred Davis are Ut
home from Pennington Normal School.
Mrs. Rollin Dinsmore has gone to Bath,
where her husband 10 employed ship
building. They will have rooms and do
light housekeeping.
Harold Merrill Of South Paris was .
recent guest at Augustus Bacon's.
James, the little son Of Hes ekiah
Farrar, has the measles.
Beatrice Smith was the weekend
guest OF her mother, Hrs. z. L. Wyman,
and brother, Lorraine Stetson, ut South
Woodstock.
Mrs. Ralph Dean has secured employ
ment Ut Bath where her husband has
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney r. Tuell were in
Lewiston to attend the funeral of their
sons wife, Mrs. William A. Tuell.
C. L. Ridlon, C. q. Lane, Jr., r. R.
Penley, e. j. Mann, William G. Stearns,
and Richard Gates were delegates to the
Republican state convention ut Portland
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney Tuell have recent
" entertained their granddaughter.
Mrs. Harry Williamson and daughter,
Phyllis Esther, OF Sunday River, and
Mrs. Agnes Sweat and son OF Newry.
Mrs. Edwin j. Mann has recently re-
ceived q letter from Mrs. Charles Bates
of Zsphyrhills, Florida, saying that she
and Mr.. Bates expected to start fol-
Maine about the middle Of April. Mr..
and Mrs. Bates we're residents Of West
Paris for several years, and many friends
WILDE glad to see them.
sister, Mrs. Fred Smith Of Norway, from
Wednesday to Friday.
Elmer Hammon has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital and
10 much improved.
Notwithstanding the condition OF the
travelling and the amount of sickness In
the place, about fifty sat down to the
annual supper of the Universalist parish
last Tuesday evening. After the supper
the annual meeting Of the parish wal
held. Reports of the parish, the Good
Will Society, and the Sunday School,
showed that all are in excellent financial
condition, with all bills paid and money
10 the treasury. Five new members
Joined the parish. The matter Of secur
Ing pastor was left in the hands Of the
trustees, but Q rising vote of appre
citation was given Rev. 81. A. Marley
and there 10 hope that be may later b.
secured. Officers of the parish were
chosen ~ follows:
observation-disclosures L. Ridlon.
Clerk-A. 81. Mann.
Treas.-LeWis c. Bates.
Trustees-Lewis c. Bates, e. d. Stilwell, O.
BArden.
Chorister-Delia n. Lane.
Committee to nominate Sunday School On
cers-Miss Ruth Tucker, Mrs. Lewis II. Mann
Miss Minnie Lane.
Delegates to State Convention In June-Deli,
Fl. Lane, Clara Bacon, Clara Ridlon, Harold
Perham.
Alternates-Ruth Tucker, Laura Barden, Mrs
Mildred Davis, e. J. Mann.
The report Of the superintendent o.
the Sunday School was:
Members, log.
Cradle Roll. Is.
Home Department.
Number OF classes, 8.
United with church, 6.
Christenings. 2.