Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-23
John B. Robinson Of Oxford Ne In

town Monday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will NEE
with Mrs. 81. w. Dennison Thursda,
afternoon.
The Ladies' Social Union will NEE
with Mrs.. Blanche Ripley Wednesda.
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank White Of Danville junction
has been spending week with friend
In the village.
Mrs. F. s. Dudley and daughter
Marion Wheeler, spent several days II
Portland the past week.
The Optimistic Glass will make an
other try to meet with Mrs. Grover Sat
urday afternoon Of this week.
Hen. James 8. Wright is quite Ill q
bis homo on Pleasant Street, but wa
reported more comfortable Monday.
Repairs and changes are In progress
on the late Mrs. Louise Durgin house or
Pleasant Street, now owned by Mrs
Christine Stevens.
Alton C. Wheeler is to speak to tht
mems club of st. Lawrence Congrega
tional church, Portland, Wednesday
evening Of this week.
Those having dishes belonging to the
Ladies' Social Union of the Universalist
church are requested to bring them In
before the next supper.
A bad break In the water main near
the fair grounds, which developed Satur.
day, has been repaired. And there are
many more to be expected.
At the Probate Court last week twelve
administrators were appointed, three
Wills proved, three Wills filed and two
petitions for administration filed.
The members of Arthur s. Foster
Post, No. u, American Legion, are hsv.
ing dance In Grange Hall Tuesday
evening, March %. All are cordially in
vited.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller will preach
next Sunday on the very important
fourth tenet of Universalist doctrine,
"the certainty OF just retributi0n for
SIM" There will be special Palm Sun
day music by the choir.
A supper will be served in American
Legion Hall Wednesday evening, March
"a, by the members of Arthur 8. Foster
Post, No. 70. All the fellows who were
10 the service are invited. II not mem
Der, come and join the Legion.
The Democrat would amend its report
last week of the surprise party given
Mrs. Fl. A. Morton, by stating that the
party was given her, not by her Sunday
School class, but by the Queen Esther
Circle, which she has bad In charge for
six years.
The Euterpean Club will hold Its next
meeting with Mrs. Burnhsm April B,
when the program of Indian music will
be given. The last meeting OF the sea-
son will be held later with Mrs. Noyes,
with the program as laid down for the
April meeting last year.
Will the ladies Of the Universalist
parish, also members Of the Ladies'
Social Union, and the Optimistic Glass,
please meet with the minister at the
church parlor at 2:S0 Wednesday to con-
slider important business relative to the
social work of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Wise are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arrival
OF little SOD, said young man arriving
March 18th. He 10 named for his grand
father, Albert Walker. Understanding
the desirability of starting thriftily, rela-
tives of the new baby started q savings
bank account.
Leo Under of Detroit, Mich, arrived
here Sunday morning, coming on account
of the illness OF bis mother, Mrs. Kate
Linder. One of Mrs. Linder's daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Lolita Clark of Seattle, Wash,
lie on the way here, and another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cora Thro of Mankato, Mich,
Is also expected.
The Weelaffalott Club met with Miss
Nellie NJ. Jackson Saturday, March 20.
A covered dish supper and a general
good time was enjoyed. Those present
we're Mrs. Myrtle Gates, Mrs. Eva Os-
we'll, Mrs. Rose Butts, and Misses Helen
Barnes, Flora Murcb, and guests Bana
Bsede and Ruth Brown.
Nomination papers for Republican can
uludloS luz NoIiOuc OLhOOo Whioh hoVO
been In circulation here within few
days include those of Louis A. Jack of
Lisbon, candidate for governor; Frederic
o. Eaton of Rumford, candidate for SEN
ator from Oxford County; Aretas E.
Stearns of Rumford, candidate for judge
of probate; and Walter G.. Morse OF
Rumford, candidate for county commits
sioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Park we're
summoned to East Sumner Saturday
morning by the illness of Mrs. Parks
niece, Mrs. Paul Stevens, who died be.
fore their arrival. On Sunday they re-
ceived word Of the death of Mrs. W,
Herbert Robinson Of Yarmouth. Mr..
Robinson is Mrs. Parks brother. Mr.
Park returned home from East Sumner
Sunday to attend to some necessary mat
ters, but will 60 back, and he and Mrs
Park will attend the funeral of Mrs
Stevens at East Sumner Tuesday, and
that of Mrs. Robinson at Yarmouth
Wednesday.