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

(asquerade ball at Grange Hall Satul
night of this week.
be store of the n. Dayton Bolste
Fill be closed all day Tuesday, {
account Of stock.
Ill, Candlemss day has arrived
about "half the wood and half th
not to mention coal9
and Mrs. Clinton W. Areson, VIII,
zen visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Fl. Stuart, left for Boston Thurs
rles 81. Howard was In Bangor sew
n hys last week, attending the meet
|o9 the Maine Rexsll Club, OF whict
Be Is 1ecretsry.
Paris Machine Co. has the con
e br the heating and plumbing In
y apartment house now under con
Il Jon at Rumford.
A1&ert Ames went Tuesday to Port
~ where he will be in the employ Of
~ brtland Company. Mr.. Ames offer.
~ ouse on Hillside Avenue for sale.
- Lodge, F. and A. NJ, holds it'd
lnnG1 meeting Tuesday evening of thi:
pc2 with election of officers and Other
1911 business, and work in the NJ. NJ.
the next meeting of Hsmlin Tenn
~ Eythian Sisters, there will be COW
~ 1ish supper. There will be re-
lonz1al of the degree team this Monday
wong.
Ma Albert D. Park and Mrs. G. A.
"a d South Paris and Mrs. VIM. +.
n of Norway were in Portland Thurs.
~ attend the midwinser meeting OF
- 0kford County organization of WON.
~ ciubs.
n. Ind Mrs. D. NJ. Stewart entertained
~ o'clock dinner Thursday Mr.. and
lpa y. L. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
= CIV, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c.
yh>c&or. Bridge was enjoyed during
- ding.
Nh Louise ]. Briggs has sold the pine
3 ridge east Of Pine Street to j. A.
'cnrcs & Co., and it Is being cut off.
- r1noval of this growth makes one
~ greatest changes in the appear
Zen "a the village that there has been in
~ lime.
NfBoard of Directors of the Paris
rm0SCompany have elected Leslie l..
|nn1ka member of the Executive Board
} a. {he vacancy caused by the death
I t<1late Fred n. Wright and j. Hast
- IAN TO fill the vacancy caused by
y d31kh of the late William j. Wheeler.
M Leslie L. Mason entertained two
lkl1 ID bridge Wednesday afternoon,
! hnnor of her guest, Miss Nellie Buck
- 81 Portland. Tea was served by
IT. sson. The guests were Mrs. G.
!. ca Mrs. A. T. Goldsmith, Mrs. Fl.
! CE5)er, Mrs. Walter L. Gray, Mrs. D.
/. Stopart and Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler.
Al ne meeting of Hamlin Temple,
ytA11o Sisters, Tuesday evening, the
nocrn were Installed by D. D. G.. c.
raoo 6tarbird, assisted by Katherine
on6om as Grand Senior and Fannie II.
nstmnh as Grand Manager. Following
u mosting there was social hour, and
were served. The officers
%:
p. C~--Flora Pratt.
~ ~ C-Ellen Ames.
- 8~-Lizzie Millett.
- 1<-9lizabeth Edgerly.
Mnn.--Phyllis Dodge
r.. e. C-Grace Starbird.
=. - L-Mary Shaw.
ru1k~~Leons s. Penley.
G. o. 1.-Reba Thurlow.
Tko nnnual meeting Of the South Paris
oonI. No. 222, of the N. z. N. P. A,
- Md at the Grange Hall Saturday.
ho foIlcwing officers were elected:
Proa n. Z. Judd.
Vfco>Ffes.-A. n. Cairns.
81 rxxeas.-W. @. Thayer.
Un|I Improvement and Sanitation-R II.
go. u NJ Millett, s. D. Colby.
TcI;u1ofes 10 County Conyentlon-H. Z. Judd,
. ~ yer, }. NJ. Millett, L. n. Loyejoy, j. II.
~ county meeting will be held at
ouok Paris Grange Hall Saturday, Feb.
- 1850 A. M. Dinner will be fur
|ahod BY Paris Grange at SO cents per
|n1o. 81. NJ. Tucker of the Department
ArgIcnlture Is expected to be present.
Noos has been received here of the
oo1h{n Chelsea, Mass, on the 18th OF
s21nSy, of Mrs. Annie Crommett, wife
Inosman T. Crommett. Mrs. Crom-
~ vas 50 years of age. She was the
suG1ter Of the late D. W. and Mary
lorns) Bent, and was born and reared
0outh Paris. Mr.. Crommett was at
- time principal of Oxford Normal
but had been for many years
! ~ practice Of law in Boston. Be-
de- her husband, Mrs. Crommett leaves
= oAkldreu, all of adult age and most if
O. IL of them married. She Is also
arrived by two sisters, Mrs. c. Z. Rich
rdson aud Miss Lille Bent, both of
hon live in Minneapolis.
TIE Optimistic Class of the Universal
{ MIDDAY School met with Mrs. Annie
ufls Saturday afternoon and elected
y following:
xncher-Miss Hattie Leach.
lWoL-Mrs. Annie Swift.
-Pres.-Mrs. Elizabeth Morton.
49, Mrs Myrtle BURGESS.
Xzas.-Mlss Ava Leach.
FH1ss Reporter-Mrs Maud Forbes.
1evolent Com.-Mrs. Hattie Dean, Mrs A.
! x1rk. Mrs. Haynes.
II class is growing each week and ex-
~ before the winter is gone to be q
Die class and be o help to both the
Nn1ch and Sunday School. The next
ling will be held with Mrs. Arthur
o1Iles Saturday afternoon of this week.
ok Examiners Ernest L. Wellmsn,
.loWnder b. Nichols, Arthur j. s.
.oone and Victor b. Pendexter, of the
to>e Bank Commissioners Department,
Iero In town three days last week and
nd most thorough examination OF
on the Paris Trust Company and the
oo1h Paris Savings Bank. This Is as it
hould be; in past years the Department
= had so few examiners that they were
nohIe to handle the volume Of work and
~ Abe time to each bank to do thor
- Job. II is a duty that the Depart
mt owes to the banks as well as TO the
onosirors to give an examination that
hoI|show the actual condition; IL bank
] hcoestly managed and sound Ii desires
NJ Investigation and II IL is not, it GER
nl1II ought to have it.
Ihe Past Grands Of Mt. Pleasant
|eAekah Lodge were invited to meet
pIth Mrs. Ernest Millets last Friday
foomoon to form an organization.
.hore were twelve present and they
|ocI1sd to form an organization and call
J ~ Pleasant Past Grsnds' Association,
~ hose the following officers:
Hcns.-Lizzie Millett.
Pres-Emma Park.