Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-01-13

Ruth Buck spent the holidays Will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Buck
going back to Massachusetts, to her worh
about the first Of January.
Mrs. Mansfield sprained her ankle
last Saturday quite severely, and th'
resultant shock to her mother, Mrs
Carver, coming home In that condition
made her Frustrated. She is some better
but has q trained nurse and is seriously
Ill.
Roger Bartlett was taken Sunday, Jan
4, at night, with acute appendicitis and
DIR. I. q. Wight took him down to tht
McCarty hospital at Rumford Monday
afternoon. he was operated on tha
same evening, and is doing nicely. Hi
father went down with Roger.
Harold Bartlett came home from Dur
ham, N. H., State college last Tuesday
for few days as he was anxious about
his brother Roger, who was just oper
ated on for appendicitis.
Miss Ethel Hammond returned to bel
school In Portland Sunday, Jan. 4.
Malcolm Bean returned to Boston
University Sunday, Jan. 4.
Miss Marion Wilson returned to bel
school at Sebago last Monday.
Mrs. q. c. Rowe and son Herbert
motored to Portland Jan. LIST, where
Master Rowe has entered St. Barnabat
Hospital for treatment.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G.. Gehring and Mr.
and Mrs. William Fuller spent last week
in Boston.
At the home of Mrs. Ella Carter was
gathered party Saturday evening. jan
| 8, in honor of Miss Sarah Lewis of Louis
vile, KY, who was the guest of Misses
Frances and Florence Carter. There
were six tables Of whist, after which
refreshments of coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts were served, and all voted
they had nice time.
At the first social meeting under the
auspices of the Twentieth Century Club,
W hich was held at Garland chapel Jan.
| /, there was quite an attendance of old
and young. The older people were on
lockers, and certainly looked on more
fun than they usually do at such time.
They played q French vintage game sci
to music, also disc tournament, with
prizes, which was much enjoyed. All
the boys can belong to this club If regu'
ulsr at church and Sunday School.
On New Years day, Mrs. Edward p.
Lyon entertained In honor OF Miss Sarah
Lewis of Louisville, KY, who was
guest of Mrs. Ella Carter and family
They received from four to six. The
tea table was decorated by an immense
bouquet of poinsettias and foliage oil
southern laurel. The affair was of un'
usual beauty and good cheer.
Beginning Sunday Rev. Erwin G.
Swartz, who is supplying the Methodist
church here, will hold series of meet
ipgs continuing till Friday evening al
Locke's Mills church. 1t is to be hoped
that many will take part In these meet
ings.
On Monday evening occurred the In
stallation of the Sunset Rebekah Lodge
officers. D. D. P. Mrs. Addie Ramsell
assisted by D. D. G. NJ. Mrs. Susan Ed
wards, installed the officers In an able
and pleasing manner. After the install
lat;op short but enjoyable entertain
ment was given, consisting OF reading'
by Laura Cummings and Marion Frost
and singing by Mona Martyr, followed
by a social hour, during which delicious
refreshments were served by the com
mittee, Mrs. Nina Brown, Mrs. Ida
Douglass and Mrs. Durkee. The follow
ing officers were installed:
| G.-Daisy Philbrook.
V. G.-Constapce Wheeler.
/ Rec. Sec.-Edna Wheeler.
i Fin. Sec.-Emily Forbes.
/ Treas.-Ida Packard.
Chaplain-Mrs. Allie Morgan.
/ K. n. G.-Fannie Lovejoy.
| l.. 8. N. GILLIAN Stowell.
/ R.S.V. G.-Cora Sawin.
/ L.S.v. G.-Mrs. Durkee.
o. elena Brinck.
i I.G.-Ida Douglass.
Warden-Florence Springer.
/ Con.-Alce Littlehale.