Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-18
Mrs. Walter L. Gray was in Portland
Wednesday.

Mrs. walter Il. Gray was In roftlan(
Wednesday.
osmond Clifford was In Livermors tn,
last Of the week. -
Mrs. c. W. Bowker was In Portland
several days last week.
Hon. Alton G. Wheeler was In Aupus
II on business several days last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Rawson is visiting he,
son, Prof. Shirley ]. Rawson, at Mexico
Mrs. Ella Neal of Lewiston will arrive
this Monday morning to visit Mrs. Geo
Wise for week.
The Delta Alphas will meet with Mrs
Helen Briggs at her home on Gothic
Street Thursday evening, March 20.
Mrs. George Wise has been stopping
with MRS. J. jackson, while her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Charlotte Rawson, visited her
son in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ripley and
daughter Lucinda were in Portland last
week, guests of Mrs. Riplsy's sister, Mrs.
Monroe Farrar.
II you want to enjoy good laugh 20
TO the senior drama and see Jeremiah
Costing, Gustave Porter, and Miss Low
Ivy Loving Custsrd, Lillian Judkins.
About sixty couples attended the
dance at Norway Grange Hall given by
Shaw's novelty jazz orchestra last Fri
day night. All reported good time.
The meeting of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid, with Mrs. Dsnnison last Thursday,
proved decided success. The attend.
ance was good, dinner excellent, the
company in fine spirits and q good
amount of work accomplished.
Msssrs. Carrigan & Gray of Lewiston
have obtained a three years. lease OF
Savoy Theatre and will take possession
April LIST. They will make extensive re-
pairs to the hall and run a frst-class
moving picture place.
G. Freeland Penley has Just returned
from q very interesting visit to the In
sane Hospital in Augusta. While there
he visited the movie picture hall, which
Is maintained exclusively for the unfor.
tunate inmates. It was large hall and
was filled to its capacity by the inmates,
no others being admitted.
There will be W. C. T. U. meeting
with Miss Annie Edwards Tuesday after
noon. 1t will be an Old Folks meeting.
A fine program has been prepared by
Mrs. Dora Muzzy and Miss Annie Ed
wards. Plans will also be made at this
meeting for the raising of the million
dollar drive which the W. C. T. U. are
launching, the details of which will be
published later.
Joseph Roberge, who went to France
as q member of Company D of Norway,
to South Paris last Saturday.
Mr.. Roberge was sent to one of the large
base hospitals in France for minor all
ment when he first arrived there and
after his recovery he was kept at the
hospital as q regular attendant, where
be has been for about eighteen months
and now returns with an honorable dis
charge sad certificate Of most excellent
record.
Carl Jean Tolmsn, whom IL Is unneces-
,ary to Introduce to Democrat readers,
being South Paris boy, gave an organ
recital at Winthrop Center on Monday
evening of last week, which was very
highly spoken of by Winthrop people
and the Maine press. The occasion of
The recital was the installation of q new
organ in the Friends church Of that viii
age. Several of the selections were very
highly praised. One of them was an
''Intsrmezzo,' of Mr.. Tolman's own CON-
position which proved to be q delight
fully appealing set of melodies. Mr..
Tolmsn's appropriations of old melo-
lies, greatly embellished with tempre-
mental thrills and trills, almost submerg
ing the original melody in their alluring
settings, were greatly enjoyed. The
orgsnist grsciously responded to encores.
Not only was there large local audi
snce, but carload of people came from
Augusta.