Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-08

william CarrIgsn Of Lewiston vas In
South Paris Tuesday.
A. n. Andrews OF Woodstock was In
the village Wednesday.
Mrs. r. N. Wright spent several days
In Portland last week.
Principal O. o. Turner Of the high
school epent the weekend In Portland.
Miss Lenlse 8. Cummings was the
guest of Miss N. Bertha Weston recently.
Mrs. Lester Mitchell was In Wood
stock day or two Last week, Q guest OF
Mrs. b. n. Andrews.
Dance ut Grange Hall Saturday, March
~ Music by Shaw's Jazz 4-Winslow,
Gotta, Newton, Shaw. All come.
The Optimistic Clans meets Saturday
afternoon Of this week with Mrs. VIII
Ripley &C her home on Pleasant Street.
The third and fourth degree team OF
Paris Grange will have rehearsal Wed
nesdsy evening, IS near Z o'clock as
possible.
There will be q meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the American Legion
at Grand Army Hall this Monday even
ing at 7:S0.
The Fidslis Glass of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School will meet at the
home of Mrs. Dora Muzxy Monday even
ing, March Z.
The American Legion aud the Wom-
ans Auxiliary will entertain the MEM
bers of the Grand Army post and circle
at supper IN Grand Army Hall Wed
nesdsy evening.
The Universalist society, under the
auspices of the Optimistic Glass, and the
stage management of Mr.. Walter Chand-
Ter, will present Q drama in April for
the benefit OF the church finances.
Mrs. Noyes has completed her engage
ment in the South Paris post office, and
r. Albert Dodge 10 now acting assist
ant postmaster, to serve until . perma-
uent appointment Ia made. Charles Ed
wards is delivering mail on Mr.. Dodge's
route, No. 8.
Mrs. George Eastman entertained three
tables of bridge at her home last Thurs
day afternoon. At the close of the game
tea was served with very dainty accom-
psuiments, Mrs. Gray pouring. A very
afternoon was passed by the
guests attending.
The newly organized ladies' qusrtette,
Of Mrs. Fsrnham LIST soprano,
Mrs. Perkins I'd, Mrs. Lulu Merrill lst
alto, Mrs. Marie Russell I'd, will furnish
the music at the Community Club Tues
day afternoon. A very enjoyable after
noon is anticipated.
Rev. j. L. Wilson was called to Ever |
EFT, Mass, . few days ago by the serious
illness Of his stepiather. Amputation |
Of leg was found necessary, and as the
case was so serious Mr.. Wilson remain |
ed there. The preaching service at the
Baptist church on Sunday was omitted,
but the other services were held as
usual.
At Q meeting OF the governor and
council last week II was ordered that the |
sum Of $1,000 be transferred from the |
state contingent fund to be appropriated
Tor special aid In secondary education,
ind the following towns and amounts
we're named: Paris, $500; Woodstock.
800; Norridgewook, $500; Abbot, 500;
md Alfred, 800.
On Friday evening, March 11th, at the
vestry, viii be held
Father and Son banquet. Each man at
ending is supposed to bring boy be-
ween the ages of II and 81 with him. II
my of you men haven't q boy OF your
,wn, borrow one for the occasion. Show
'our interest in tue boys by coming and
bringing boy with you. After the ban
,uet will be addresses by Rev. g. w.
1incklsy, founder Of Good Will Farm,
md an official from the State Y. n. @.
A. Tickets, so cents each. Hour, $50
P. N.
The Euterpesn Club will hold its
March meeting at Deering Memorial
Church next Monday afternoon, March
ID. A Lsntsn program will be given, as
follows:
organ Duet-Solace- ----fease
Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Brickett.
2 ocal Duet-"I Waited for the Lord"