Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19

The West Paris Grange noio tnetf
regular meeting April o. There were 10
members present. Two applications for
membership were received. Electric
lights have been installed and nearly
paid for. Sister Grover very ably in
stalled the worthy steward, Frank Lit
tlehsle. An invitation 10 meet with
Paris Grange ON Nay Z was road and
accepted. Resolutions on the deaths Of
Brothers A. 8. Durham and A. ]. Alb
bott were read and accepted. Voted to
meet ct A. II. April 16, 10 build cup
boards, clean house, etc., basket lunch.
Program consisted of current events BY
the members, reading Of the bylaws BY
worthy overseer and music by the
grange.
Mrs. Frank Durham 10 quite III at this
writing.
c. L. Ridlon is building an addition to
his mill.
Rev. b. A. Markley and Mrs. Markley
we're at their home, "Homs Aores," at
Turner Q couple OF days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. 81. Mann are spend.
ing Q few days In Massachusetts,, and
their daughter Mary 10 stopping at P. G..
May hew's while they are gone.
Edward Burnham 10 spending Q few
days In Portland.
Miss Ella Berry was In Norway one
day last week.
Mrs. Bernard Richardson, Mrs. Quin-
cy Day and Martha we're in Norway one
day last week.
Mise Mabel Kicker Was at Norway re-
Gently.
Stanley Perbam broke his arm close
to the shoulder last Sunday. He was
taken to the Central Maine General B los
pital Monday for an X-ray examination
40 the break was 80 obscure. He Is get.
ting along nicely.
A post card shower was given to Stan
ley Perham by the high school last
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Scribner are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of
q son named Albert z. Jr.
Mrs. w. j. Curtis of South Paris was
q guest of her sister, Mrs.. L. 81. Emery,
last Sunday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Dean has been III with pneumo-
mia but Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Irish were visitors
at 81. q. Wardwell's and G. L. Ridlon's
last week.
Mrs. Grace Carr and daughter, Zola
Miles, of Island Pond, VT, were guests
of Mrs. Bert Day last week.
Miss Beatrice Smith was in Norway
last Tuesday.
A. T. Hollis of North Paris has pur.
chased Edwin R. Berry's residence on
Maple Street.
The Up-Streamers Class of the Uni
versalist Sunday School will hold pub
lie box supper and social next Tuesday
evening at Good Will Hall, to which all
are cordially invited.
D. q. Fifisld 10 building an addition
to his stable.
Mr.. Weddieton of the Civic League
spoke ct the Universalist church Sunday
morning. There was large attendance
and large chorus choir. In the even
ing Mr.. Weddleton spoke at the union
meeting held at the Federated church.
The addresses both morning and even
ing were very interesting.
Correction should be made of report
ing dance In juno under the auspices
Of the high school In last weeks issue for
which the local correspondent was not
responsible. The report doubtless was
made from an error In understanding.
The senior class arranged for social
hop on commencement week after the
graduating exercises OF the day previous
to the hop, which was to have been
given under the auspices Of the Alumni
Glass Of 1921. As some dissatisfaction
arose among the older people 1t was
given up.
A good crowd attended the dance at
Grange Hall last Friday evening 10 spite
OF bad travelling and . heavy shower.
Shsw's orchestra will give another dance
at the same hall In the near future.