Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-02


rank Of Page next Friday evening. a
good attendance lie desired.
The Optimistic Glass Of the Universal
ist Sunday School will meet with MIS-
Grover Saturday of this week.
laundering operations ct the Stone
farm by the Wheeler Lumber Co. have
been suspended until the snow settles
some.
Miss Charlotte Walker and Mrs. Eliza
beth Jordan Of Portland were guests at
Hotel Andrews for several days last
week.
The Oxford County Conference in the
campaign of the Interchurch World
Movement will be held in South Paris on
March % and "a.
March, gentle spring month, started in
with q temperature down to twenty be-
low In the coolest parts of the village
Monday morning.
The next regular meeting of the Ladies
of the G. A. &. will be held on the even
ing of March 9th at G. A. R. Hall at half
past seven O'Clock.
The postponed meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Congregational
church will be held at Mrs. T. 8. Barnes
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A chimney burned out at Amos Bar
nett's on Main Street Friday evening,
but with proper attention and the roofs
covered with snow 1t was not felt there
was any danger.
On account of the weather and travel
ing, the meeting of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid was postponed last week, and 1t will
be held at Mrs. L. G. Morton's Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
Mrs. l.. G. Smiley left on Monday for
Boston, where she will spend the week
attending millinery openings and buying
spring goods. Miss Bans Beede of Port
land will accompany Mrs. Smiley.
Miss Grace s. Dean, who has been very
Ill with influenza followed by double
pneumonia which set In about nine days
since Saturday night, and some hopes of
her recovery are entertained.
A large crowd attended the dance at
Grange Hall Saturday night. The prize
one-step was won by Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton McKeen. Another dance will be
held on Saturday night, March 9th.
These dances are popular, as both mod
srn and old-fashioned dances are being
danced.
The event of this week will be the |
March ball on Tuesday evening, March |
I'd, at Grange Hall, South Paris. Music |
by Shaw's Orchestra with new instru-
This will be jazzy time. |
Admission 90 cents couple; ladies IN
accompanied 20 cents each; spectators
70 cents each.
A considerable number of citizens /
we're out Thursday evening for the meet
pg Of the Board of Trade. There was
'enersl discussion Of the road PROPOSE
ion and other matters to come before
he town meeting. A delegation Of the
Vest Paris citizens were in attendance
o present the matter of the new school
louse desired at West Paris.
Mrs. Benjamin Fish of Santa Barbara,
,alif., has had series of sketches &C
epted for publication in st. Nicholas.
duch of the work on these drawings was
lone while Mrs. Fish and her son George |
we're here during the past season with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Nor
on. They returned to their home in
California soon after Christmas. 1t Is
that the first OF the series of
ketches will appear in one Of the spring
ssues of st. Nicholas.
Owing to the large amount of sickness
nd the uncertainty of the water supply
/ Grange Hall, 1t has been deemed best
o postpone the all-dsy meeting of Paris
orange, scheduled for March 8, to March
o. State Master Thompson and Mrs.
thompson are expected to be present at
hat time, as well as the members Of
Norway Grange, which were to meet
With Paris Grange on March 8. The
Meeting of March 9 will be called at 1:30
,. NJ.
W. C. THAYER, Master.
Rehesrssls are In progress for the en-
for the benefit of the Arthur
foster Post, American Legion, to be held
o March during the week OF the 18th.
he chorus already includes Muriel
,owksr, Viola Walton, Doris gilbert,
;srie Newton, Eva Andrews, Emma
Vest, Evelyn Wight, Gladys Hatch, Lou
70 Silver. Maynard Curtis, Leo Walton,
lorton Bolster, Harlan Abbott, Henry
Alan Miller, Carlton Gray
nd Lewis Woodwork. Our full pro-
ram will be ready for print soon. Please
7atch for IL.
The ladies of the Congregational Social
,ircle have entered . contest to raise
money to pay for the motor. Mrs. j. W.
,hute was chosen captain of one division
md Mrs. 81. F. Muzzy Of the other.
The following are the names Of ladies
q each division:
DORA p NUZZY MRS. a. w. CHUTE i