Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-01-06
Mrs. John A. Scott of New Britain,
Ct. Ia visiting relatives In town.

Mrs. John a. Scott or New britains
CT, Is visiting relatives in town.
William ]. Wheeler has been quite Ill
at his home for several days, and has q
trained nurse.
Violet Weber of Richmond, Maine,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. b.
Robinson, the past week.
Miss Viola Walton Is In the telephone
exchange at Norway o portion OF each
day, learning the work.
Chester Easson and Miss Gladys Rum
ery of Portland were guests over Satur'
dsy and Sunday OF Mr.. Easson's sister,
Mrs. Howard W. Shaw.
John Z. Everett, D. G. c., will install
the officers of Hamlin Lodge, Z. Of p,
next Friday evening. Light refresh
ments after the meeting.
A grip bearing the initials b. G. l.,
was noted at the station day or two
ago. A travelling man with that title
can't be very popular these days.
The regular meeting of the South Paris
Board of Trade will be held at Engine
Hall Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, at 7:SO.
I. D. BARRows, Sec.
George W. Remission sawed off the end
of one of his thumbs while at work al
the Paris Manufacturing Co.'s factory
last Wednesday, and is of course laid up
with it at present.
Philip S. Mason, who is now living In
Falmouth, has sold bis place short dis
lance south of the village to Henry j
Knight, who has recently sold his stand
at Steep Falls, Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall c. Weeks re.
turned home Sunday night from Port
land, where Mrs. Weeks has been visit
ing her mother for two weeks, Mr..
Weeks going for fhe weekend.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Writ Stanley on Thursday at 2:3O.
Tea will be served and a social hour
enjoyed. Let every member try and be
present.
The annual meeting OF the Paris Public
Library Association will be held at the
Library Rooms Saturday, Jan. 10th, at
7:3O P. NJ. Everybody interested in the
library is invited to attend.
RUTH II. BOLSTER, Sec.
Officers of the Universslist Sunday
School were elected Sunday as follows,
with some committees to be named later {:
Supt-Arthur <. Forbes.
Asst. Supt.-Mrs. Z. w. Morton.
Sec. and Asst. Tress.-Miss Emma West.
A sst. Sec.-Miss Louise Silver.
Treas.-A. L. Holmes.
The w. F. NJ. S. of Deering Memorial
Church will meet with Mrs. Elmer r.
Briggs Thursday afternoon, Jan. Sth, at
80 P. NJ. The study of medical mis-
sions in Korea, the Philippine Islands
and Siam will be taken up. All ladies
Of the church are cordially invited to be
present.
Almost an exodus from the town Sat-
urday, with most of the students of the
several colleges from Paris and Norway
taking the forenoon train, in addition 10
the regular travel. 1t would surprise
those who have not kept informed on
the matter, to see how many OF these
students there are.
Miss Musa Taylor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Taylor, observed her
ninth birthday Thursday with an after
noon party. Fifteen of her young friends
were guests. The afternoon was prin-
cipslly spent with games, without any
fixed program, and refreshments were
served. A number Of gifts were received
by the hostess.
After having been closed for repairs
since the fire on Dec. 18th, the Savoy
Theatre re-opened Saturday with a matt
nee and evening show according to the
usual schedule, and will now continue
without interruption. The decorating
Is not finished, but the work is far
enough along so that the show can 60
on. Repairs on the rest of the building
are going along well.
The installation of Mt. Pleasant Re-
bekah Lodge, which will occur on Fri
day evening of this week, will be pre-
coded by an oyster supper. The supper
will be served promptly at $50 and the
cost will be little more than the other
suppers have been. 1t is hoped to see
good number out. The District Deputy
President comes from Bethel this year,
and she will be ably assisted by some of
the past grands from Mt. Pleasant Lodge.