Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-04-06

land over the weekend.
The Ladies' Social Union OF the Un
versalist church will meet ct the ohuro
at ESQ Wednesday to tack quilts.
William K. Kimball Circle. Ladies' q
the G. A. R., will have q sale in thel
hall on Saturday, April II, at ESQ P. n
Mrs. Charlotte Rawson, after spendin
several weeks with her son, Prof. s. j
kawson, In Mexico, has returned to TIL
village.
The ladies of the Congregation
fohurch will serve Q dinner In the churc
vestry Wednesday, when the Interchuro
conference meets.
A hne Easter concert was given at tn
Congregational church Sunday evening
principally By the children of the Sur
day School. It was well attended.
Although there was touch of sprin
chill In the air, and the travelling IL still
In the indeterminate condition between
snow and mud, there were large congre
cations at the several churches Sunda,
to enjoy the Easter services.
DR.. L. D. Bristol, state commissions
OF health, speaks at Deering Memoria
Church this Monday evening on "Healtl
and Purity" The address is under tn
auspices of the Seneca Club, and th
public are invited to attend.
Mrs. Edith Hicks Robbins of Blue
ridge, New York, accompanied the re
mains Of her son, Earl Witham, to thi
village Wednesday. While here she Wis
tied her father, Benjamin F. Hicks, ant
went to Gilead to visit her sister, Mrs
Alice Watson.
The Grand Chief is expected to visi
Hamlin Temple Pythian Sisters at theil
next meeting Tuesday, April IS, wheI
there will be work on three candidates
A rehearsal Of the degree team and al
Of the officers of the lodge is called fol
this Monday evening at 7:30. Please b
present.
Mrs. L. z. Bean returned Saturday
from the hospital at Portland, where sht
has been for several weeks. She wal
accompanied by her sister, Miss Cora j
Mason, who has been with her, and 6
trained nurse. Mr.. and Mrs. William h
Bray returned from their wedding trip
at the same time.
At the April meeting of the South
Paris Board of Trade Tuesday evening
of this week at the fire station, Thomas
A. Sanders of Portland, who has been
secured by the committee, will give a
talk on the advantages of loan and build
ing associations. Every man in South
Paris 10 invited to attend.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Water Company
held last Saturday, the following officers
were elected:
Pres.-Frank A. Taylor.
yice-Pres.-J. Edward Murch.
Sec. and Tress.-George II. Atwood.
Supt. and Coliector-W. b. Young.
Drectors-Frsnk A. Taylor, j. Hastings Bean.
y: Edward Murch, Geo. ID. Robertson, Z. P.
Woodbury..
Albert l.. Morse has purchased the w.
j. Wheeler house on Pleasant Street now
and for some time occupied by Harry
Dudley. Mr.. Morse plans to put up on
the lot east of the house building of
JUG otofy suu oooohoues OoHChe oioShs
In which to carry full line of electrical
goods, the principal feature Of which is
the Delco lighting system for which he
has the agency.
After attending the first reel of pic
lures Thursday evening, the G. o. P.
met with Miss Elizabeth Muzzy, at which
time Miss Gladys Damon was presented
with chatting dish given by the men,
bers of the G.. o. P. and the business
men. Miss Damon is about closing a
service Of seven years In the South Paris
post Office, where her unfailing courtesy
and obliging disposition have been appre-
ciated by the patrons. The next meet
Ing of the G. o. P. will be Thursday
evening of this week with Miss Ethel
Hardy.
The several schools which had been
for three weeks reopened Mon
day morning. There are some changes
In teachers. Miss Nina Butterdeld will
not return,to the Shurtleff Primary School
because of i'll health, and Miss Julia P.
Morton of South Paris takes her place.
Mrs. Agnes Benson of Oxford takes the
eighth grade, A division, to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of Miss
Doris Webb of Winthrop. Mrs. Ralph
R. Butts takes the eighth grade, B divis-
ion, Miss Theresa Cobb of Winthrop the
sixth and seventh grades, and Mrs. Rose
Witham the fourth and fifth grades.