Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-22

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4th of March ball at West Pari
Grange Hall Friday evening. Music b.
Shaw's Jazz Orchestra Of South Paris
Supper served by Grange. Remembe
March 4sh at West Paris.
I Arthur S. Foster Post, No. "a, Ameri
can Legion, wish TO thank the churches
and pastors for the assistance that the!
A Better America prove so satisfactory
The installation OF officers of Paris
Lodge of Masops, which WAS to have
been held Tuesday evening Of this week
will be postponed till some later date or
account OF other engagements Of some
of those concerned.
Mt. Mica Lodge will hold its regular
meeting In K. of P. Hall Thursday even
ing. West Paris Lodge will visit this
lodge and confer the second degree.
Supper will be served after the work at
Grange Hall.
The following additions have been
made this week to the childrsn's Euro.
pean fund:
Orland Daniels el0I0
Mrs. Marx Perry, sweden. soo
south Paris Baptist sunday school sosd
Up to some time Sunday, the fire I'M.
der the boiler in the Odd Fellows Block
heating plant was still going, and little
cloud of steam was issuing from q
broken pipe which stood up above the
ruins OF the wall near the upper cornice.
There will be a social at the vestry of
the Congregational church under the
auspices OF the C. <. society next Fri
day evening at 7:30. This is guaran-
teed to be a "corking good time," 30
every one come and help out the piano
fund. Admission 10 cents.
The G. o. P's (the plural form Is cor
rect) met Saturday evening with Mrs.
Eva Andrews Evirs at Norway, when
nine of the mem bers of the club were
present. This week they meet Thurs
day evening with Miss Evelyn Wight for
Washington's birthday party.
The following pupils In the Pleasant
Street school have received 100 per cent
in spelling for the week: Third Grade,
Lucinda Ripley, Msdlyn Bell, Gertrude
Titus; Second Grade, Hazel Mosher,
Lillian Bassett, Reta Thurlow, Ismay
Aldrich, Franklyn Goldsmith, Francis
Martin.
The several bodies of Odd Fellows,
who lost their home Friday night, will
meet for the present In z. P. Hall, and
some change of meeting nights will be
made to avoid conflict. With the sew
ersl bodies of the two orders, there will
be meetings in the ball four nights OF
each week.
The Rev. DIR. John Smith Lowe, gen.
eral superintendent OF the Universalist
churches OF America, and other promi-
nent speakers of the denomination, will
address the men Of the Universalist
churches from Berlin, N. B., to Mechanic
Falls in the Norway Universalist church
Tuesday evening, March 10.
The following pupils at the Porter
Street school did not miss word
In spelling during the week: Sd Grade,
Bertha Weston, Fred Swan, Howard
Twitchell, Edward Briggs and Har-
old Movers; I'd Grade, Marion Kenney,
Dorothy Sturtevsnt, Stanley Whitney,
Pauline Paine, Earle Briggs, Christine
Noyes.
This Tuesday afternoon will be chill
dren's day for the Community Club, and
all members are asked to bring their
child under fourteen IL they have one,
II not to borrow one. The meeting will
be held 10 the Congregational ysstry,
and the special committee with Mrs.
Sadie Psrlin chairman have very enter
tanning program prepared for the chill
dren. The time Is $50.
During the fire Of Friday night, con-
siderable part of the stock of the Stevens
Pharmacy was moved into the piano
rooms of W. j. Wheeler 8 Co. A.
French Stevens, the proprietor, has en-.
gagged q portion of the hardware store OF
r. e. Shaw, and will continue his bust
ness there for the present. b. w. Star
bird, the barber, Ia running his shop at
his residence over w. A. Porter's store.
The selectmen have moved into the
office OF c. w. Bowker.
At the meeting of Paris Grange Feb.
| 10, it was voted TO start degree team
at once and the following were appoint
ed for the floor work: Leader Bert Cur
tbs, Raymond Gates, Percy Millett,
Ernest Talbot, Charles Hammond, Mer-
ton Curtis, Arthur Tyler, Frank Dudley,
Charles SWEET, Georgia Curtis, FlOrice
Morse, liza Porter, Myrtle Gates, Grace
Starbird, Helen Cummings, Ida Stearns,
Annie Dudley. The other officers will
appear in next weeks paper. A re-
hearssl OF the floor team will be held
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20.
The Rallie Glass met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton b. Jacobs Thursdsy
evening, Feb. II. This being gentle
mems night, larger number than usual
were present, and the $50 supper was
served buffet style. At . business meet.
ing In the evening, IL was voted to have
. "Saint Pstrick's" party at Deoring
Memorial vestry March II, and to invite
the young people Of the society, and the
various committees. Az the president,
Mrs. Ivy r. Morton, 10 In Southern
Pines, N. c., for several weeks, letter
in rhyme was written to her by the sew
eral members and the Democrat readers
may be Interested to read 1t:
We missed you at the Rallie Class,
We've had dandy time;
We had q large amount OF food,
As usual Is was line.
1 We met with Anna Jacobs,
\ And let the men come. too,
/ We're sorry Harry waant here,
For husbands were too few.
Il We had cheese and macaroni,
| Hot rolls four inches high,
/ Escalloped spuds and salad,
4 Custard, lemon and cream pie;
We had two kinda Of pudding,
| Nos to name three kinds Of cake,
Hot chocolate and Ice cream
L That made our stumn,icks ache.
4 We had 4 lot left over,
Quito wonderful TO state,
For Nil was on diet
\ And Luella came ito late.
We had . business meeting,
Il And on Sc. Patrick's Day,
4 We're going to have social
II And let the young folks play.
4 So here's good wishes from N all
To you In Southern Pines;
We hope you'll think Of all Of N
A you read these gifted lines.
To the Voters Of the Town Of Paris,
| Iwish to announce that, - conditions