Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-12

Buckfleld.
The Woman's Auxiliary VIII hold ,
fair April ~. Each member 10 reuuest
ed to bring an apron.
Mrs. Christie Crockett was In Ms
chsnic Falls Thursday to visit he
mother, Mrs. Charles Cook.
There viii be muslcal entertainment
10 Grange Hall In the near future for th,
esnsat Of NJ. Mica Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows.
Mr.. and Ars. Oscar e. Barrows have
| gone TO spend two weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. N. V. AcAlister, In Pei
ham, N. b.
Mrs. L. G. Ststson of Canton has been
visiting her son, Albert Dodge, and fam.
lily. also her daughter, Mrs. LeBarror
Card, and family.
Hamlin Lodge, K. Of P, goes to Eas,
S'oneham next Saturday evening for q
visit to the lodge at that place and will
work the rank of knight.
Miss Elizabeth Nuzzy was In Portland
over the weekend as the guest Of Mrs.
Guy r. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens accom-
panied her on her return homo for visit.
The Pythian Sisters will do work on
several candidates again ut their regular
meeting Tuesday evening, April II, and
will serve one OF their good suppers at
$50.
Miss Grace CARL Of Portland was the
~ kA~ n~I-o.
family, last week. Mrs. Ordwsy accom-
panied her home on Saturday to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Anna Hayes 10 spending Q few
days with relatives and friends In Lswis.
ton and Auburn this week, and helps to
celebrate the birthday of . cousin In
Auburn Monday.
Miss Louise Powers, who has been
teaching In Grsy's Business College,
Portland, came home last week, and this
Monday morning entered upon her duties
with the Paris Trust Co.
The selectmen wish to give warning
about bicycle riding on the sidewalks.
There Is an ordinance against using the
sidewalks for this pastime, 90 IL one
breaks IL and gets arrested there can be
no one at fault but the rider. II 1t 10
persisted in arrests are liable to follow,
say the officials.
The following pupils In the Pleasant
Street School received 100 per cent in
spelling for the week: Third Grade, Lu-
cinds Ripley, Msdlyn Bell and Gertrude
Titus. Second Grade, Lillian Bsssett,
Ismsy Aldrich, Reta Thurlow, Hazel
Moshsr, Franklyn Goldsmith, Francis
Martin and Stevens Thomas.
Miss Lsota Schoff, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. scboff, who Is a student
at Ksnt's Hill Seminary, has been unusu-
ally successfully for . one-yesr student
in her work there In winning honors, be-
ing vice president of the Eromatbesn So
ciety, the author of tho class ode, and
appointed to give the farewell address
on class day.
There will be q Patriots ball at the
Grange Hail on Tuesday evening, April
10th, at which time the women will take
charge. Mrs. Margaret Bowksr will be
door manager With this corps of aids:
Miss Viola Walton, Miss Muriel Bowker,
Miss Bsryl Silver, Miss Ida Stiles, Miss
Doris gilbert and Miss Mona Martyr.
Mrs. Beryl Farnum will be soloist, and
the orchestra will be Shsw's.
The latest report from Albert Dean,
who 10 In the New England Deaconess
Hospital In Boston, and has undergone
three critical operations, 10 that he 10
getting along finely and il all goes we'll
will be at home In . few weeks. His
daug hters, Mrs. Harold Neal and Doro-
thy Dean, returned to South Paris Sun
day night. Mrs. Dean will remain with
her husband for the present.
Thursday, April IA, Is the date set for
cleaning the Congregational church. A
covered dish dinner will be served.
Please bring sandwiches and one other
article of food. In one Of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox's poems she said, "There's only
one litter to twenty who lean" Come
next Thursday and be "lifter'' and
give some of the older ladies OF the
church chance to be placed on the hon.
orsry list.
Malcolm Livingston of Rumford, super
iutendent of the concrete laying crew Oh
James a.. Kerr, arrived in town last
week with his assistants and made ar
rsugements 10 recommence work on the
concrete road unfinished last fall. They
will begin this week at the Park Street
bridge, and work toward the depot,
where they left OF work last fall. After
finishing work in this village they VIII
concrete part of Main Street In Nor
IAN olao Hofkaoa Stro0t.
Mrs l.. G. Smiley and Miss Florence
Eastman entertained the Western Ave
nue. rock club Friday evening when hve
tables were filled at rock. This club 10
very much alive, though no mention mas
been made of their meetings among the
nsighbors for over two mouths. Quite Q
little neat egg has been raised toward the
public library. It is the plan to close
the seasons meetings with banquet
Among the guests Friday evening were
Mr.. MeWilliams Of Portland, and MISS
Grace CARL of Portland, who 10 visiting
the family of her uncle, s. G. Ordway.
The Musical Seekers Club met with
Nellie NJ. jackson Friday evening, The
program was as followr:
| Roll csll-Isems on Grieg. p.-..,
j Esssv-larieo -.. Marguerite Porter
6SssyycOcss. Marion wheeler, chris.ins Dsyi
Loves Greetings------------;,1 a porte,
Diabolo. $3.50 Aar8uorlsc " 49,
Summer -. T.ss,
The BOYS are Marching tv ~ ~.
| silver Spray ------ M Invs,
4 ThiatiedoWn nosr zowS
Rose Fay ----------------"A ~
This WAS the last meeting until tall
This winters meetings have been neip
ful and instructive for pupils ana TN
social hour enjoyed by them.
/ On Saturday evening 1t was plain g
see that the Pythian Sisters and Anignt
vere out In unusual numbers, and the!
Kept gathering until there were betwes,
AZ and so, all having . package. AtI:S,
.harp a line of march Was started wbicl
came to a stop at the door OF Sister AN
ME lFletchsr) Clifford, where . comples
surprise was given her. A very enJoys
HE syening was spent, and refreshmeut
carried by the sisters were served. ols
, tar Clifford was presented With shve
sand vich plate. The jolly party q
!, turned to their homes wishing som
: ather sister would go and do hkeWi'
(; (gst msrrisd).
The Community Club will DO addrss.