Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
Edward Nurch was in Portland Tues

Mrs. James g. Littlefisld was in Port.
land Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Oliver were In
Lewiston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Park were In Eas,
Sumper Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson spent last
Tuesday in Portland.
Miss Alice Swan, of Lynn, Mass, is a
guest &c Albert E. Deans.
Miss Muss Dollard, of BrooklIn, Maine,
Is guest at +. A. Tsylor's.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes visited friends in
Portland Friday and Saturday.
James b. Swan, of Bethel, made the
Democrat pleasant call Friday.
Harry NJ. Shaw, ESQ, made business
trip to Portland one day last week.
Mrs. Howard R. Carter entertained
three tables Of bridge whist, Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Mae Fales Pentold, of Portland, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. William
P. Morton.
Miss Flora Murch Is in Revere, Mass.
She will spend several weeks there visit
ing q cousin.
Wilson Walker has taken over the
Paris Home Bakery and will reorganizs
the business.
Lieut.. Eugene Lowell has gone to
Portland for several days, the guest of
Harold Durham.
The Ladies' Aid of the Deering Memo
rial Church met with Mrs. Ellen Curtis
Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Baptist Church met with Mrs. Ethel
Noyes Thursday afternoon.
Alden Mason, Melien Mason and Alden
Mason, Jr., of Bethel were guests at
Mrs. L. z. Beams last week.
The Ladies' Social Union OF the Uni.
versslist church will meet with Mrs.
Charles Durham Tuesday afternoon.
The Seneca Club will meet this Mon
day. evening at Gas, with Mrs. Walter
L. Gray. Miss Eva Walker and Mrs. Gray
will be hostesses.
Mrs. Mary b. Crockett left Wednesday
for visit of few weeks to her daugh-
tiers and other relatives in Massachusetts,.
She is at present in Arlington.
Members of the Euterpesn Club, who
have not paid their dues, are requested
to pay the same to the treasurer, Miss
Grace Dean, as soon as possible.
The three inches of moist snow which
fell Tuesday night added considerable to
the scale of ice was getting thin In many
places.
Little Miss Pauline Ripley, who has
been spending the past three months
with her grandparents in Albany, Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Barker, has returned to
her home.
Freelsnd Withsm was operated Oh for
tumor on the brain at the Peter Brent
Brigham Hospital in Boston Wednesday.
II is learned he stood the operation well,
and has good prospect of recovery;
At the annual meeting of the Stanton
Club, the Bates College Alumni Associa-
ton of Maine, in Lewiston, Friday even
ing, Hon. Alton G. Wheeler was elected
president. VIZ. Wheeler graduated from
Bates in the class Of 1888.
The Oxford County Milk Producing
Association will meet at the Grange Hall
this village, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. Dinner will be served by the
grange. Speakers from out of the state
are expected.
The following officers of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid have been elected:
Pres.-Mrs Lester West.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. Walter Dennison.
sec.-Mrs. Edward Murch.
Treas.-Miss Annie Edwards.
Ex.Com-Mrs. Mary stuart.
Press Reporfer-Miss Julia Morton.
Flower Com.-Mrs. Mary Stuart.
Work Com.-Miss Julia p. Morton, Mrs Ethel
Moves. Mrs. Lucelia Morton, Mrs. Florence
Weeks, Miss Annie Edwards.
Paris Grange will entertain the mem
bers of the Grand Army OF the Republic
and the Ladies of the Grand Army At
their hall next Saturday. The program
will be in observance of Lincoln's and
Washington's birthdays and memorial
to the late Ex- President Roosevelt.
The supper and entertainment at the
Uniyersslist Church was great success
and drew a large audience. The supper
was bountiful and the entertainment
much appreciated. Much credit was due
Mrs. william p. Morton, as she wrote
the play given, "An Evening at Home"
and drilled the girls who took part.
The following officers of Aurora En-
cam pmsnt, 1. o. o. F., have been In
stalled:
CP-Elmer Stiles.
s. W.-William Cushman.
J.W.-Lester Wood.
Scribe-Luther w. Hollis.
Treas.-wilbur Swan. -, cx.-,..
Trustees-Luther Monk, Arthur Clark, Charles
Moulton.
Joseph A. Noyes, who is recovering
from a severe illness OF pleural pneumo
MIA. wishes to thank neighbors and friends
for flowers and many kindnesses, and TO
express his full appreciation for DIR y.
q Iittlefield's services and for Miss Fay
Moody's efficient care rs q nurse. MT:
Moves is 81 years of age, and 1t is hoped
he will soon be out and among his COM
rsdes again.
The following officers of Paris Grange
have been installed for the ensuing year:
Master-winslow C. Thayer.
Oyerseer-Austin Stearns, Jr.
T.ecturer-Mrs. Rose Brooks.
Ehap.-John Brown.
Steward-Ernest Talbot.
Asst Steward-Frank Richards.
Gatekeeper-Arthur Talbot
Lady Asst-Mrs. Ethel Cairns.
Sec-Almon Cairns.
Treas.-Albion Abbott.
Ceres-Mrs. Jessica Thayer.
Pomona-Mrs. Rose Swan.
Flora-Mrs Eva Record.
Llbrarian-Mrs. Carrie Dudley.
The students OF the South Paris High
School have just issued the Chronicle Tor
February, Il Is we'll gotten up issue
Of forty-six pages, and reflects great
credit upon all who had part In the pro-
duction. The editorial board foilows'
Editor. I'm. chiet-Beryl Silver.
Associate Editor-Doris Kerr.
Literary Editor-Annette Stearns-
EXCHANGE Editor-Emma West.
school Notes-Doris Cole.
Alumni Notes-Ruth WtnsloW.
Observation-Disclosures Judkins, Marion CnfA'
Girl Athletics-Doris Kerr.
Row Athetics-Gustav Porter.
Rnsiness Manager-Roy Hammond.
lsst. business Msnager-Msynard Cursn'
The issue is dedicated to Merlin =.
low. superintendent Of Paris SCHOOLS
An honor roll of 81 persons 10 printed,
who are or have been 10 the Unhso
60. ,arv;ce. Alumni notes OF the