Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-01-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sawin spent Fri.
day and Saturday, Jan. 10 and II, with
friends ct North Waterford, coming
home Sunday, the 18th. The North
Waterford Odd Fellows and Rebekahl
had their installation ct that time, TIT
Rebekahs had theirs In the afternoon
the Odd Fellows In the evening, followed
by Q dance.
Mrs. F. E. burlington Of Gorham, N
H., was In town Wednesday, to attend
the Relief Corps installation. She wa
the president last year.
Mrs. Harriet Twaddle went to Augusts
last Tuesday, az her grandson, Henry
Braun, has the scarlet fever.
Purity Chapter, No. 102, o. E. s., hello
q very pleasant meeting Jan. 10. -Four
candidates were initiated, and after thai
. chicken pie supper was served, and
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. 81. 8. Jodrey took her daughter
Doris from McCsrty's Hospital at Rum
ford Jan. Is, and brought her home.
Mrs. Copeland, who has been quite Ill
Is much better. Mrs. barry Hasting'
has been with her part of the time.
Miss Hildred Keddy, Miss Doris Good
now and Roger Bartlett, who have al
been at DR.. McCarthy's hospital at Rum
ford for appendicitis, have returned te
their several homes.
The lake stage has stopped going BY
auto, and is using the sleigh; Mr.. Davis
one day, Mr.. George Chapman the next
A number of the water pipes have
burst, on account of the extreme colo
weather, aud Mr.. Gary has been KEPT
busy repairing them.
Rev. q. A. Markley of West Paris wal
canvassing In this town last week In the
interest of the church and community
survey for the Inter-church World Move
ment.
At the next w. R. G. meeting which
occurs this week, Wednesday, they vii
observe past presidents night. As 1t IL
the thirty first anniversary OF the corps
banquet at els, to which all members
are invited.
The academy basket ball team won ar
easy victory over Woodstock High School
Saturday evening, Jan. II.
Professor Hsnscom, who has been I'LL
is much better, and will be able to re-
sumo bis work at the academy soon.
No preaching at the Congregat ona
church Sunday, as Mr.. Curtis was at the
Boys Conference which was held al
Lewiston. Delegates from the Congre
gational Sunday School were Edward
Hanscom, Luther Morse, Lauris Tyler
Guy Patterson and Harold Bennett.
Purity Chapter, o. E. S., held theiI
annual installation last Thursday even
ing, Jan. %, to which all Mssons with
their families were invited. Each mem
Der invited one guest. At the close Of
the installation Mrs. Curtis In her able
manner presented Mrs. Sylvia Conroy
with past mstron's jewel as q token oil
her very efficient management at the
head Of the chapter the past year.
All the community were saddened al
the very sudden death at the last Of Les
lie Chase of this place. He has been on
of health for many months, but has only
been confined to the house short time
and only few weeks to his bed. 1t de
veloped last fall that he had tuberculal
trouble, which came out in running
sore on his leg late in the fall, and which
caused his death. Always hard worker
he provided for his widowed mother and
half brother for years. he died Wednes
day. Funeral from the Congregations
church Friday afternoon. The Odd Eel
lows met in body and oficiated at tht
funeral, and at the grave. The Rebek
abs also went in body. TruHy it may
we'll be said of him, as we'll as OF others
she has done what he could, may he resi-
In peace"
KIA2ALL HILL.
Mrs. Sadie Bryant has returned from 6
ahark Malt NTH har aistara at A III hnrn