Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-22
J. D. Haynes visited relatives In Dan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Omar B. Morrow of An.
burn were guests at Z. N. Haskelps over
Sunday.
Mrs. Stanley N. Wheeler Is in Port.
land for few days visiting the family OF
John Harper.
DR., G. N. Merrill was at Berlin, N. a.,
last Friday doing veterinary work for
W. r. Brown at his stock farm.
There will be social dance at Acad.
envy Hall, Paris Hill, Saturday evening,
April 26. Music by Shsw's Orchestra.
Hsmlin Lodge, Z. of P, goes to East
Stoneham next Saturday night. All
members wishing conveyance please
notify the committee by Friday.
l.. A. Brooks has purchased the herd
of Jerseys from Mountain View farm,
and has taken them to the late DIR. King
farm which he purchased last fall.
Gerald Curtis, who is employed in the
Rumford National Bank, spent the holi-
day and week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie L. Curtis, at their home
on Pine Street.
Those attending the supper at the
Baptist vestry will do we'll to bring
a little extra change, as the Ladies' have
for sale few aprons and other useful
] articles OF clothing.
Some over eighty Odd Fellows from
South Paris, over ninety from Norway,
and considerable number from West
Paris and places down the line went to
Portland Saturday on the special train to
attend the celebration.
Mrs. L. C. Button is in Waterford
keeping house for her father, George
Miller. Mrs. Miller is In the hospital at
Lewiston, where she underwent serious
surgical operation last Thursday.
Carl 81. Turner, assistant general man.
sger of the Community Chsutsuquas,
will be at Norway on Tuesday Of this
week, and will meet the Chautauqus
members Ohe contract signers) at the
store of the E. N. SWEET Shoe Co. at 2:S0
P. NJ.
Paris Grange held an sll.day session
Saturday, April 10, and conferred the
1st and 2nd degrees on q class Of eigh-
teen candidates. The speaker was Frank
81. Dudley, state horticulturist. The
rest Of the programme was patriotic
recitations.
The Jolly Gentlemen Glee Club
furnished an entertainment at Paris
Hill last Friday evening. The entertain
ment was followed by a dance. April
18th the Glee Club plan to take the
entertainment to West Paris. They will
also run dance after the entertainment.
CT. Mills has purchased the house of
Charles 81. Churchill on River Street for
residence. Mr.. Mills, who is brother
Of Mrs. T. NJ. Davis. has been employed
in the Turner Center creamery for the
past year or two, and now lives in the
Warren French house on Skillings
Avenue.
The delegates from the several
churches to the All. Maine Girls Confer
ence will give their reports at the Deer
ing Memorial vestry Friday evening,
April 25tb, at 7:30 o'clock. They invite
everyone who Is interested in girls to
come and join in the sing and social
which will follow.
The Jolly Gentlemen Qusrtette fur
nished special music at the Epworth
League meeting Sunday. The qusrtette
has two more engagements this week.
They are to sing at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening and in connection with
the supper at the Odd Fellows annivsr-
ssry Thursday evening.
Harold C.. Fletcher has purchased of
George NJ. Giles the house on Gothic
h. Elatohara hava hHaD
Occupying for the past few years. The
Giles family went from here to Auburn,
where they now live, and the sale OF
their house means that they do not plan
to return here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reardon, who
have been at Mountain View Stock Farm
for a number of years, Mr.. Resrdon hav-
ing been at first superintendent for Mr..
Rowland, and later proprietor, LETT FRI
dsy for Quincy, Mass, where their
daughter, Miss Isabelle Resrdon, has a
studio and teaches music, and where
they will make their home.
Easter Sunday was fairly good spring
day even If q trifle cool, and there were
large congregations at all the churches.
At the Congregational church there were
several additions TO the membership Oh
the church, by letter and otherwise.
There were Sunday School concerts az
the Congregational and METHODIST
churches in the evening, and special
services at the other churches.
AT the Bspt,st yessry you'll get to eat,
Boston baked beans and good cold meat,
Bread, brown and white,
With plenty Of salads made JUST right,
Doughnuts and pies and whipped cream CAKE,
And coffee strong enough to keep you awake
Date, Tuesday, April p, 6:45 P. NJ:
Place, Baptist vestry. OBJECT, . gooo
supper. Price, 20 cents for aouiss, 10
cents for children, with an extra dime
for the entertainment. Entertainers'
The Jolly Gentlemen and others.
Rather a cool breeze on Patriots Day,
q little too much for the best kind OF base
bali weather, but not enough to interfere
/ with good outdoor exercise. The factory
of the Paris Manufacturing Co. was run
ming for the day, but not with q iuli
force. and the stores and business places
Uensrally were closed for the holiday.
a large number of Odd Fellows went 70
the Portland celebration, and the streets
had a somewhat quiet appearance ali
day.
The meeting Of the district which Is
composed of the lodges Mt. Hope OF
Norway, Mt. Pleasant of South Paris,
Ooward of West Paris and Sunset OF
Ratbel. will be held with Mt. Pleasant
Lodge at South Paris on the evening OF
Nav 23d, IL has been reported the
meeting would be held this month
which ia incorrect. Please notice the
right date, May 23d. A good delegation
Is expected from each lodge, ana supper
will be served 10 Grange Hail.
Base Ball.
Paris High School opened the season
Saturday afternoon, playing Norway At