Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-11

II maAtao GNouc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brooks attended
the grange lecturers conference in Au-
burn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Knight were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Erlan
Noyes in Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Butts of Kiugfisld
are visiting Mrs. Butts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murphy.
Psrley r. Ripley and Irving o. Bar
rows attended the automobile show in
Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Mason are soon to
return from Auburn and will make their
home in South Paris.
| Mrs. Albert D. Park spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Heald, in East Sumner.
William Bray returned to his home in
Bethel last week. after having spent sew
ersl days in this village.
Robert Whittle, Of Portland, recently
spent day or so with his people, Mr..
and Mrs. Minot Whittle.
Horace Edwards was at Canton several
days last week making repairs on boil
er at the creamery there.
An addition to the porch along the ell
of DR.. j. G. Littlsfield's residence on
Pleasant Street is being built.
Asa Remission and daughter, Ida, re-
Gently spent Q day or two In Albany,
guests of his son Albert Remission.
Mrs. Ralph Cole returned from Port.
joined her husband for few days.
The Seneca Club will meet this Mon
day evening at 8 80 with Mrs. George r.
Eastman. The evening will be spent
socially.
Miss Nora Durham and Miss Pearl
Bennett are spending q few days In
Portland visiting, among other places,
Shaw's Business College.
Judge Elisha Stevens, who has been
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. A. Z.
Morse and Miss Anna Morse, has returned
to his homo in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur e. Forbes accompanied
her husband to Augusta Monday, where
she will spend the week. She will also
visit realitives in nearby towns.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet to
sew for the 1919 fair ut Mrs. Sanford
Browns home Wednesday, March H.
All members please be present.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller went to Ne.
chanic Falls Friday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Belle Whitman, wife OF Jonn
Whitman, formerly resident OF Paris.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Noyes and son Richard
were at Crystal, N. r., with the family
of Clarence G. Morton, over the week.
end.
Mrs. Luslls Smiley spent the past week
in Boston. Her father, George Cook ,
went with her as far a. Portsmoueo,
a., where be visited bis son, Winsiow
Cook.
The Philatheas will meet to sew at
Mrs. Dennisop's Tuesday afternoon,
March 18th. The annual banquet will
be the same evening In the vestry NJ
Z 90 P. NJ. sharp.
Paris Grange will hold an sll-dsy
meeting March Is, beginning ar !0'So
o'clock. West sumner and Hebron
oranges are invited to be present. State
Secretary e. 81. Libby will be present.
On Thursday, March IS, the Baptist
IIsdiss, Aid will meet with Mrs. Msdge
Dsunison for an all-dsy meeting. flease
come prepared to sew and oripg some
Icoutribution to the covered disn o'noer'
Miss Hazel Heath of Gorham. N. H.,
Who vas for Eve years In the office OF the
Rnmford Power Co., 10 employed In the
Office of Alton c. Wheeler during the In
come tax period.
The Junior class of Paris High Sohool
wiIl Owe an entertainment THURSDAY
evening. March 18Th. The program VIII
consist OF q French play, NOOK schoo
} and selections BY the Glee clubs. Look
for posters.
Frssland Witham arrived home from
. Roston the first of last week. He under
. wsnt a critical surgical operation soon!
six weeks ago In Boston hospitai, sno
: ia now greatly improved and able 60 Ok
bout the house.
Reginald Porter brought live grass
honnsr 10 the Democrat Office, which NJ
; tonnd on the lawn of bis fathers mouse
! saturday morning. The hopper was iiVe,!
! and evidently thought the good oie
: .ummsr time" had come.
. The Old Folks Ball to be given u
Grange Hall, Friday evening, Marcn ~
|, ill bs undsr the management OF some
,ha leading business men OF the Tow
Sbsv,s Novelty Jazz Orchestra WIZ III,
b Nah musIc. IL 10 . free dance, 10 q
q come.
= The Peabody Pew In coming on
\ .nlsndidly. This 6ue entertainment. =.
= Kate Douglass Wiggin will Dc .oe - -
= feature of . fne supper evening T"i
q day. March IS, to be held at tne "a
! vassalist church. Out OF toWn Psf'''
!. are planning to DO present eUle.
l. ch.r,.. K Merrill of this town, wn
With bis family have been I'D IAss s, -,
= some time, has purchased .,sh 80
y oery business in that toWn, w su ;ndaf
= that the family will remain . u'Si ha .o,,
y nItely. Their many friends VIII =. "a, ~,
. 10 know that they are DOT 10 reeui" ''''
Q. TIL. girls' basket ball team OF Par
H,eb school went to North os'as. ~,
Fridsy night and played Br'dgsos Aos,
r smv. The SCORE was draw, . 40. q
.. shcugh an extra Eve minutes va, 81, sao i
IN ~ the sndesvor to play It on. NJ :. =
Ian. one of the teachers, accomPsn''" -
= team - chsperone. -r.,a ne
L. Although the Grand Truns r c.s,'
10 Raiiwsy has only an indirect oonnso. :.
to 18th south Paris, yet our people Gao =
~ ~. hs interested In sits welfare, ~
lie s yus tho news OF IL: being iofC. '
70 ;.,o : reosIvsrsh,p through ACE OF Iun'
Ils " ..,rus operation must attract ave
IL 49, John j. Dreld. Canadian MINUS
=. 81 railroads., 10 the receiver.
q THE regular monthly busi:sr me. me-
' inc Of the Epworth Lesgoe % rSurc
70 ,Is Methodist Episcopal VnSiI \
20 the following officers were s'''''
m the ensuing year:
20 rres w. Prss.-kIla Kenistoh;
isI Etrss ~ Pras.-Mrs. Helen nzABs" ~
A SsSo v ~ Pres.- Doris c2le.
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