Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-25

West Paris.
Rupert Berry and Keith Field, who
have been In naval service, are at their
homes here. Lewis Estes has also re-
ceived bis discharge from service.
Lieut.. r. E. Wheeler arrived In New
York Feb. 18th. The steamer was sew
eral days overdue on account OF bad
weather. Lieut.. Wheeler is we'll. He
and Mrs. Wheeler expect to return home
soon.
Della NJ, daughter Of Allan Cole, went
to the Cbildren's Hospital In Portland
last week, and on Wednesday underwent
an operation upon her limbs. She had
infantile paralysis several years ago.
that was quite serious.
DR.. W. e. Weber of Lewiston Was In
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harmon went to
Lewiston Saturday. Mr.. Harmon will
enter the Central Maine General Hospi-
tai for an operation, and Mrs. Harmon
will remain 10 the city.
Mrs.. Anna Warren and Mr.. and Mrs.
| De Normandy, who have been guests at
Elmer Hammon's, left Saturday. Mr..
De Normandy has recently returned from
the service.
Dexter W. Gray has moved his family
into the Bioknell house on Depot Street.
| Mrs. Gray will care for her mother, Mrs.
Eveline Bicknell.
Mrs. Will Emery, who has been In very
poor health since an attack of influenza,
is slowly improving.
Tharo .Aav oaaafon NJ Waat
Paris Grange Saturday. Norway Grange
grees were conferred upon q class OF
candidates.
Miss Myra Irish of Buckfield Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. e.. b. Ward
we'll.
Rev. q. q. Hathaway was calling on
friends at South Woodstock Wednesday.
Rev. b. A. Markley also was at Curtis
Hill and South Woodstock Wednesday
making calls.
q. W. Durham was in Lewiston re-
Gently to see Alpheus D. Andrews at the
| Central Maine General Hospital. Mr..
Andrews many friends regret that he lie
having such hard time from his broken
leg.
G. A. Smith is having the interior of
his store painted. Harry Sanborn of
| Woodstock is doing the work..
| The Elva E. Locke Memorial Glass
held social Wednesday evening at Good
Will Hall. Games were enjoyed by the
large company present. Ice cream,
candy and popcorn were on sale. The
net proceeds we're seventeen dollars.
Mrs. j. E. Brock has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital, and
ia gaining.
The valentine party given the children
of the Universalist Sunday School was a
very pleasant affair for the children, and
many of the parents also went to accom-
papy the little ones. Plenty Of ice cream
aud cake was served, and all the chill
dren were generously remembered with
valentines.
Mrs. Emma w. Mann pleasantly enter.
tanned the Jolly Twelve whist club Sat-
urday evening, Feb. 10. Friday evening
the club held another pleasant meeting
with Mrs. Edwin j. Mann.
Rev. b. II. Hathaway recently attend.
ed meeting of the Baptist Association
at Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben T. Pike are receiv'
ing the congratulations Of friends on their
marriage at Pennington Feb. IA. Mr.
Pike is the son of E. q. Pike of this vii
lage. Mrs. Pike (Alice Berry,, daughte,
of Edwin R. Berry of Stark, resided here
until about year ago, when Mr.. Berry
purchased farm and moved away. Mrs
} Pike was graduated from Hebron Acad
envy.
Daniel c. Churchill, the oldest man II
town, walked from his home on Curtil
! Hill Wednesday and was calling OF
friends. Mr.. Churchill is 81 years o.
age, and although somewhat impaired II
eight 10 we'll preserved mentally. b,
carries the Boston Post cane. Mrs
Churchill Is So, and retains her faculties
and Is able to do much of her house
work. They have been married GO years
There is scarcely any snow for sled
J ding and the prospect looks poor To-
teamsters and people who want lumber
Autos and horses and wagons seem to b.
, about the only conveyances In use, al
though variety of sleigbs, sleds, wag
r ons, autos and bicycles are often seen.
q, TRAP CORNER.
Keith j. Field, who enlisted In the U
8. Navy about two years ago, has re
, ceived his discharge. He spent q few
days with his sister, Mrs. A. L. Swan
and then went to Bath where his moth
or Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett De Normand,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Elmer Ham
i. mon.
Miss Margaret Tuell has been sicl
with a bad cold. Also Master Ernes
i, Swan, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. ALDER
Swan, is quite sick.
|, Mrs. Herbert Day of Locke's Mills Wis
, tied Mrs. Albert Swan recently.
II G. G. Tuell called on bis father, A. R
Tuell, Sunday, Feb. 16, and Channie Cur
tbs visited his wife at Geo. ROBINSON
the same day.