Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-27

Clarence e. Morton and family wer
here from Crystal, N. H., over the week
end.
| Mrs. Hattie Caswell and daughter o
Buckfeld are guests of Mrs. Caswell'
sister, Mrs. Edward DeCoster.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mr.
L. A. Rounds Tuesday afternoon Il 2:S0
This will be q mothers meeting.
Mrs. Arthur c. Soule and two chill
dren of South Windhsm are guests OF be-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Morton
for few days.
Vincent Abbott, son of Mrs. Stell,
Abbott, is slowly improving from ar
attack OF pneumonia with which he hsl
been seriously Ill.
Joseph Roberge left Monday mornins
to spend his vacation, which he did moi
take NJ the time Of leaving the service
10 Portland, Kennebunk and Dover, N. 81
There will be an entertainment ant
sociable at Streaked Mountain scboo
house next Wednesday evening, MAJ
2S, 1919. A small admission will b.
charged.
Delegates to the W. C. T. u. count,
convention at West Paris last Tuesday
report very interesting and profitable
session, with 6fty-two delegates present
All the officers were reelected.
Freeman Abbott of the United States
artillery, stationed ut bingham, Mass.
who Is recovering from an operation fol
appendicitis, is here for few days with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Alb.
bott.
Grand Junior Warden Harold j.
Toward Of Wsterville was the guest OF
the evening at the Odd Fellows distric,
eneampment meeting held with Aurora
Encampment last Monday evening. Can.
ton Encsmpment did the degree work,
and there was good representation
from the encsmpments in the district, at
South Paris, Norway and West Paris.
A cordial invitation is extended to old
school friends to meet Mrs. Minnie
(Jones) Ham and Mrs. Hattie (Curtis)
Sslden, both Of Portland, at the home
OF Mrs. Agnes L. Morton Wednesday
evening, May %, at 7:S0 o'clock. All
come and talk over the good old times
We used to have at the o. N. l., and
enjoy social evening together.
A regular meeting of Hamlin Temple,
Pythisn Sisters, will be held Tuesday
evening followed by q covered dish
social. Will every one please bring
something in q covere ddish. There will
also be an informal reception for Capt.
Guy l. SWEET, who Is at home on q short
furlough. On June Hamlin Temple
has been invited TO visit Lake Temple
at Norway, at which time Lake Temple
will entertain the temples from Bridg-
ton, Oxford, Stonehsm and South Paris.
The joke is on a deputy sheriff in an
other county, who arrested Q man
charged with operating an automobile
without q license, and brought him some
distance into Oxford County for trial
where the offence was committed, in an
automobile which WAS not licensed and
had no number plates. Sheriff Harry
d. Cole preached him q little sermon
that ought to lead to q conversion and
then ordered him to put some cards on
the car before he left town and Informed
him that IL be ever brought Q car here
without number plates again be would
certainly be arrested.
Recitals were given by the piano
pupils OF Miss Nellie N. Jackson at Miss
Jsckson's home Thursday and Friday
evenings. The program Of Thursday
evening WAS as follows:
Trio
ThelmA Burgess
so,o.a The NH at sans soOci.
S0s-b Heavenvsrd March.
Miriam Chapman.
ALL. Jack Sprst.
S0i0s-o Dance Of spring.
Ruth Rogers
Duet-rrue Friendship.
Dorothy Dsnoi.OR. Louise Abbott,
Sol0-Girl scouts March,
Glenna starbird.
In MAying Time,
Edus Hartman.
ALL. q Tossing Kisses.'
ooiOs-b Austrian Song
Dorothy Dennison.
Vocal duess-P. IS. Sc,
Catherine Chapman. Eloise shaw.
Duet-SchOol Children's March,
Ruth Rogers, Miriam Chapman.
'''O' b Trailing Aroutps,
sOlO-old Glory Medley,
s.,o The school Flag.
America First,
Ruth Rogers.
s0i0-r~insn'' Louise Abbott.
Trio-headow Queen,
Miriam, Ruth and Grace Newton.
s.,. q Silver Nymph.
La ingara,
Friday evening:
DussH.IeS q she si .pss MIA, Jackson
a.. q Convent Bells,
0o''' b Sonstina,
Miriam Robertson and Edith Lowell.
s.,o March Of the Flower Girls.
solos, FOrsetme;noss;
Annie CLIFFORD.
81. Q Confession,
'0i0'-b Whispering Pines.
Duet-In Martial Spirit,
Annie Clifford and Miss Jackson.
so,o.a Sabbath Morn,
soios-b Mountain Echoes,
Hermon Noyes.
Violin Solos, P Palss smile
Ralph Cutting.
so,os-s Goldenrod.
'0i0'-b Gsyssy, ,.,.o.
Edith Lowell, Louise Abbott,
Miss Jackson.
81, q By Moonlight,
soios-b sundower Dance,
Annie Clifford.
Duet-Festival March,
Margaret fest and Miss jackson.
g.. q Danse Ecossaise.
Soios-b Murmurtng Breezes,
Margaret West.
o., q Shower Of Stars,
ooioo-b Love Dreams,
Hermon Noyes.
Duet-Triumphal March.
Hermon Noyes and Miss jackson.
Patriotic Association.
The annual meeting OF the Oxford
County Patriotic Association will be
held at Grand Army Hall, South Paris,
on Wednesday, June 4, opening after the
arrival Of the forenoon trains. In the
forenoon there will be . business meet
ing, at IL o'clock. Picnic dinner at
noon, all furnishing their own eataoles,
except coffee, which will be free to all:
Program for the afternoon includes
music, original essays and speeches.
The old veterans of the civil war and the
returnsd soldiers Of the uRciul war will