Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-02-03
Miss Viola Walton spent the weekend
In Portland with frienda.

Miss Viola Walton spent the weekend
In Portland with friends.
! The teacher training class viii meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Nellie Jsck'
son.
Again the high school 10 suspended,
this time on account of the water situa-
ton.
The Cole, Wiggin 8 Co.'s store will Dc
closed all day Wednesday OF this week
for stock taking.
Mrs. Charlie gilbert and son Leo OF
Newburg, N. B., were guests OF MT. ana
Mrs. VIM. gilbert for the past week.
A parish supper, free to members OF
the parish, will be given at the Congre-
ustional church Tuesday evening, Feb.
10.
The ladies of the Social Union Of the
Uniyersalist church will meet at the
vsstry Wednesday afternoon to tack
quilts.
There will be another leap year ball
Tuesday evening, Feb. II. Five young
ladies in charge of the floor. Shaw's
popular dance team.
The Home Mission Society Of the n.
E. church met at Mrs. E. Z. Chspman's
Thursday. Ten new names were brought
N by the pastors wife.
No service was held at the Universal.
list church Sunday, as il was considered
impracticable to heat the building 20 the
| point of comfort and safety.
Eugene P. Lowell left Thursday moro
ing for Albany, N. Y, to attend the
junior prom given by the college, and
will be home the first of the week.
The dinner and supper that was to be
held at the Universslist church this
Wednesday will be postponed indefinitely
on account of the shortage of water in
the village.
The G.. D. P. Society met Thursday
evening with Miss Ruth Bolster, when
Mrs. Rose Butts was present and told
the fortunes of the members. Thursday
evening of this week the meeting is with
Miss Nora Durham.
Charles F. SWEET and family have
moved back to their farm from the Philip
s. Mason place where they have been
living. The purchaser of the place,
Henry j. knight, formerly of Norway,
and family have moved in.
Rev. D. F. Faulkner, DR.. C. L. Buck,
T. NJ. Davis and Z. o. Millett OF Deering
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
were at Auburn Friday to attend the
ministers and laymen's retreat of the
Augusta District at that place.
Mt. and Mrs. Clarence G. Morton and
daughter Helen went to Boston last
week, and Mrs. Morton and Helen will
remain there for TWO weeks while Helen
takes medical treatment. Mr.. Morton
returned the last of the week.
Writ Stanley has been very i'll for the
past week at his home on Pine Street,
with what is diagnosed as Influenza
with complications. Two trained nurses
are in attendance. As the Democrat
goes to press he is reported very low.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Trade has been postponed to Wednesday
night, Feb. 4th. 1t is requested that all
members be present, as important bust
ness Is to be transacted. At Engine
Hall.
IRVING o. BARRows, Sec.
The Ladies' Circle, which has not
been meeting for the last few years, will
be revived again and it is asked that all
the members meet with Mrs. A. D. Park
Wednesday afternoon Of this week.
They have done lots Of work in the past,
particularly for the Augusta Children's
Home, aud expect to do more in the
future.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
the Deering Memorial Church was held
last Saturday evening, presided over by
Rev. D. B. Holt, District Superintend-
emit. The reports Of the various depart
ments showed the church to be in good
condition. The invitation was extended
to the pastor to return for another year.
The Superintendent also preached Sun
day morning to the pleasure and profit
of all who heard him.
The following officers and committees
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
Trustees-w S. starbird. Charles L. Buck. |
George /. Burnham, George w. Cook. George |
r. Farnum. T. NJ Davis. Benjamin SWEET, Harry |
Morton. Charles Edwards.
stewards-C. L. Buck. T. NJ. Davis, 6. T. Far |
mum. Z. NJ. NJ lie t. 8. c. 0rdway, Benjamin |
SWEET, G. ID. Robertson, James MHlett. L. Z. l
Chapman, Frank Notsage, Charles Moulton, l
Lincoln, L. F. schoff. Alton Jacobs, Oscar |
Mason, Amos Barnett.
Superintendent of Sunday school-Charles L.
Buck.
President Of Epworth League-Lester Wood. |
President of Ladies' Ai6-Mrs. Carrie Dudley. |
President Of Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society-Mrs. G. f. Farnum.
President OF Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety-Mrs. James Millett.
COMMITTEES:
Apportioned Benevolences-G. +. Farnum.
Mrs. Charles Edwards, George Robertson, James
MilletE, Leon Brooks.
Foreign Missions-Geo. +. Farnum, Mrs; Har-
ry Morton, Mrs. Charles Moulton. G. L. Buck,
Richard Millett.
Home Missio ms and Church Extension-Mrs.
Charles Edwards, Mrs. Kate Stuart, Mrs.
Z. Z. Chapman, pastors wife.
Sunday schools-G. d. Robertson, s. G. Ord
way, Mrs. b. SWEET, Mrs. James Miilett, Mrs.
Helen Briggs.
Edwards, Mrs. James Millett
Temperance-E. Z. Chapman, K. o. Millest,
George Remission.
Ed1cation-Leon Brooks, James Millett, Elmer
Briggs.
Freedman's Aid-Jsmes Millett, William
SWEET. Amos Barnett.
Hospitals-C. L. Buck. Mrs. E. e. Chapman.
Mrs. T. n. Davis.
Church Records-G. D. Robertson, s. c. Ord.
way.
Auditing ACCOMPLISHMENT Briggs. L. F.
Schon, Richard Millett.
Church Property-Mr. and Mrs. Z. n. Millett,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Edwards.
Church Music-T. n. Davis, 8. c. Ordway, O.
l.. Buck.
Estimating Ministerial support-W. 8. Star
bird, Q. L. Buck, e NJ. Millett, BeDjam In SWEET,
T. n. Davis, George r. Farnum.
Examination Of Local Preacher s-Leon A.
Brooks.
Trier Of Appeals-George W. Cook.