Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

FR. Tufts OF Foisnu SpIins' was
prn Tuesday
vax,rd &. Hall Of Mechanic Falls wa
+. .own Wednesday,
-, and Mrs. Y. Dayton Bolster wer
=, P Portland 70. a day last week.
n. and Mrs. E. n. Haskell entertaine'
narry Of four tables st their hom
thursday evening
Me- Walter L. Gray and Mrs. Delber
:, S,oUart we're in Lewiston one da,
=, arst Of last week
z..s Durgin has received his discharg
.tntbs Unlted States Army and ha
All. alarmed from Camp DeVens.
W., Alberta Chase Of South Framing
-, visited Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs
rs Maxwell Of Park Street.
c-.ndolyp and Sydney Bartlett o
,.,rs,s Mills we're guests of friends IL
lsyillsge O1s day last week.
,,nas E. Ksnuey was in Yarmouth
- a. as week, guest OF his lat
~, sister, Ms Henry Blake.
u.ssrs. William Csrrigan and William
60 managers Of the Lewiston thea
,s. we're 10 Town Tuesday.
Tbs Junior Endeavor Society OF tht
c,.,,sOstionsl church met in the vestry
y S ne cburcb Wednesday afternoon.
Wallace Maxim of Paris, better known
:. ,bs Hermit Il Mount Mica, Is spend
:, ,bs winter with bis grandson, Walter
Maxim, at Locke's Mills.
Mas Marj5r.. Dyer and her brothers,
p,nS and Howard Dyer, Of Otisheldr
xsrs guests OF her aunt, Mrs. Blanche
PinIsy, one day tne first of last week.
NJ. Iizz.s ". Mlllstt, department
,,s.idsnt for the Department of Maine,
T,diss of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
i. has issued her first general order for
1919.
", and NJ. David Taylor Of Me-
.s,nie Falls visited Mrs. Tsylor's father,
T,,rsp winchester, one day the first Of
lut week. Nr. Winchester is In poor
hsalth.
Iobn z Everett, D. D. G. c., with full
r.H Of officers installed the officers. OF
Pr,tsrDsl Lodge. Knights of Pythiss,
Bry,p.'s Pond, on Monday evening OF
at week.
Ths Women's Home Missionary Socie-
voI the CONGREGATIONAL church met 81
ia home of Mrs. A. W. Walker Thurs
5,y 10 consider the subject among
Negro LsbOrers.
The Philsthea Class will meet with
y,s Fred B. Wiggin Tuesday, Feb. IL,
n,sy for the Red Cross. II Is hoped
N Members will be present and show
their patriotism.
Citizens Of Paris, in common with
hose Of other towns, which maintain or
usist 10 maintaining highway patrol,
nav be interested to know that the State
Maine maintained during the past
,ss $50 ps,roimen covering 1850 miles
oirOsd,
Ofscial programs for the annual ladies'
uIgh. Of Kors Temple, Mobiles of the
Ny.,ic Shrine, 70 be held In Lewiston
Rsb. 20 and q, we're sent out Wednes-
ty. Among the assistants TO the Illus
rous PoteutaJe is Walter L. Gray Of
IBIS village,
NrS. Walter TWitchell of the Paris
aIl road, who was called to Oakland
lus week by the serious illness of her
nu and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Tstchell, has returned to her home as
,hs sick ones have sufficiently recovered
% warrant It.
Those who had the pleasure of hear
log Mrs. William P. Morton's little play
9t the UniYersslist church last week
nay be interested to learn that she and
hsyOlog ladies' who took part are to
produce it az Mechanic Falls In the near
future.
The days are row growing longer rap
dy and have now reached ten hours Of
daylight. The average gain per day is
osIWeen two sud three minutes. Since
Christmas, when the days begun to
sug,hsn, the decrease has been one hour
md eleven minutes.
Comrades au6 Ladies' Of Kimball Post,
IA, R., have accepted an invitation to
meet with the members of Paris Grange
nGraDge Hall on Saturday afternoon,
As 18th inst. Comrades and Ladies are
requested to meet at G. A. r. Hall at
ans O'clock P il on that day.
The friends Of Percival Z. Hathaway
nay be interested to learn that be has
1samed bis duties with the Northern
Ifns Company, Chicago, as manager OF
employment snd welfare. Last year be
vas called 10 France by the French Com
Mission to this country as division head
dshs civil affairs department and was
isady to sail when the armistice was
Esned.
Ihe PhilsthG9 Class met with Miss
5oia Morton asst week and elected the
following Offcers:
prss.-Niss Julia Morton.
sce-Pres.-Nrs Madge Dennison.
see-Ars. Alice Viggin.
Ifeas-Ars Inez Hollis.
teeher-Aiss Juis Morton
anI Ieacher-M-s Frank Taylor.
Stsss Rep-Srs. g. u. Newton.
rroser Com.-Hrs. Ethel Moves.
M. sfng Com.-Mrs. g. Il. Newton, Mrs. lnez
ngls Mrs. Jessie Ames
D. SOEI COT-M-g; Alice wigsin, MS. Madge
Oe0n'son, Mrs. Nellie Titus.
sunday Was set aside by proclamation
ISoVsrnOr Ca. Z. Milliken as q memo
A Jay to Theodore Roosevelt. Az
.OVn % thai cay Congress conducted
-'uOflal services in his honor, and the
s0'sinor asked that all communities, ~
re possible, conduct services for the
M n-President al that time, and as q
S''oer tribute Of respect 10 his memory
-. ~ Toe national colors be displayed OF
s,nast on public buildings from sun
"so sunset Sunday. In response to this
S ny the four churches Of the
r. ass united and held service at the
~0s'egational church in the evening.
me following officers of William K
uosN Post, G.. A. r., were installed
SHso'iy By Past Commander Franz
oS-.Wlnaeld starbird.
SvEG-Freeman Wyman.
A., G-Joseph Moves.
SS%D-Frslk Maxim.
SaSJOhn Hurch.
IHS-Benjamin Hicks.
S-ssnry Maxim.
ssSEd.in l. sporord.
william L. Gray.
S;-FrSnk Whittemore
'u-Whiteaeld Stuart.
,bo. morse belonging to Henry Record
SS ssd considerable intelligence Thurs
~! morning. de was standing near TIT
Ono" 10 Market Square attached to
s..s and wished drink OF water. 81
~ 70 go around the iron palipg IA
S1n,a aIer OF the square TO the drinking
s,sao, but there was an auto standing
ro.sss way, so he turned around and up