Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-01-18

Mr.. and Ralph Hurd and son MerWir
of Lowell were guests ut Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wiggln's Jan. 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery W. Mason are II
Auburn for Q few days on account Of
the sickness of their daughter-in.law
Mrs. Carl Mason.
The w. @. T. q. will meet with Mrs
Kate Stuart, High Street., Thursday Of
ternoon ut $50 o'clock. Roll call to bs
answered by New Years resolution.
W. G. Thayer, who sold bis farm tc
Ray JENNIE some time since, will move
with his family into one Of the rents Of
the Record house, owned by his father,
Theodore Thayer, on Pleasant Street.
Walter L. Gray is Q member OF the
ticket committee OF Kora Temple, Mys
tic Shrine. on their ladies' night, which
will take place at their temple In Lewis.
ton on Monday evening, February 21st.
| At the Porter Street school the follow
ing pupils did not miss q word In spell
ing during the week: Third Grade, Ber-
tina Weston. Second Grade, Earle
Briggs, Pauline Paine, Dorothy Sturte-
want, Stanley Whitney.
A large crowd attended the dance at
ISouth Paris last Saturday night &C
Grsngs Hall. Shaw's Jazz Orchestra OF
1--we pieces furnished good music. An
lother dance will be on Saturday night
this week, same hall and time, under the
same management.
S.H. Dawes of Harrison, who died on
Friday at the age of 90 years, was quite
well known in South Paris. For years
be regularly had large and handsome
lsxhibit of fruit at the Oxford County
fair, and for a while years ago he was
one of the large owners in the Paris
Misunderstanding Co.
The Baptist Sunday School through
its several classes has pledged itself to
take care Of twenty-five OF "Hoover's
children" in Europe, besides already be-
ing responsible for two Armenian chill
dren. This Is on the basis that ten dol
lars will keep a child from starving to
death from now until the next harvest.
On Tuesday evening of this week 1.-THE
Twelve Old Maids" will make their Sec
ond appearance, for the benefit of the
piano fund. A musical entertainment
will preceds the plsylet. At $50 all are
invited to come and have q picnic sup
per, or a covered dish supper, which
ever you may wish to call it. Coffee will
be furnished as usual. Admission to one
or both 20 cents. Entertainment at 7:4o.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Morton, Kathleen
Richardson and Ada Churchill will leave
Tuesday on their way to Southern Pines,
N. c., where they will spend some time.
Mr.. Morton will make some trips In the
interest of the Paris Manufacturing Co.,
the others will remain at Southern Pines.
They have an apartment In the same
house with Mrs. L. @. Morton, Miss
Julia P. Morton and Mrs. Mary 81.
Crockett, who went to Southern Pines
some weeks since.
The Y. s. Class OF Deering Memorial
Church met last Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Helen Briggs and elected
the following officers:
Pres.-Miriam Robertson.
yice-Pres-Glenna Knight.
Sec.-Esther Barry.
Treas.-Martha Fletcher.
Social Com.-EdiIh Lowell.
The remainder of the evening was spent
In playing games. Refreshments were
served BY the hostess. The class will
meet next Tuesday evening with Miriam
Robertson.
The following officers Of Hamlin
Lodge, <. of P, were installed by John
E. Everett, acting as D. D. G. o., last
Friday evening:
C.C.-C e. whitney.
V.C.-Guy I. SWEET.
P.-J. e. Kenney.
NJ. WI. A. Andrews.
K OF r. & S.-B. w. Tuttle.
NJ. oil &c. @. Record.
NJ. Of E.-E. s. Jones'
NJ. at A.-Ernest Paine.
I.G.-B. G. Hammond.
o. Oh. ID. Pike.
| Trustee-F. A. Taylor.
Representstive-R. S. Gates.
Ait Representatiye-W. 8. Ames.
Miss Louise Powers, who went to
Portland eight months ago to study
stenogrsphy, has not only perfected her
self in that art during the time, but has
Just been promoted to the teaching force
| in Gray's Business College in the depart
meut Of stenogrsphy. Miss Powers is q
native of South Paris, q graduate OF the
Paris High School, and went to Port
land last March. She has been living
in the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation rooms and has made herself very
popular with the girls In the house "a
well as with the staff OF the college.