Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-05

l.. Is. Puistfer and wife were ut Sum
ner over Sunday.
7. 3. Barnes and family spent Thanks
giving In Portland.
Miss Annie Stearus goes to Boston
this week for the winter.
Mrs. Grinfili Stuart and Miss Stusr
spent Sunday In Portland.
Appleton Burnell of Baldwin is visit
ing his brother, 8. G. Burnell.
II. d. McAllister and family hav,
moved into the Emery Bonney house OF
Pleasant Street.
Mrs. Lydia Rounds and con Wendell
were entertained nj j. ID. Haynes
Thanksgiving Day.
s. Porter Stesrus and wife spen,
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs
Ellery Psrk, In Bethel.
Initiation At Mount Mica Lodge, l. o.
%. r., next Thursday evening, and oil
members are requested to be present.
Ell. Woodbury. and wife OF Lsncss-
ter, Mass, are visiting Mr.. woodbury's
sister, Mrs. J. w. Chute, for few days.
Mrs. W. T. Eustis Of Dixtield Is with
her sister, Mrs. W. B. Edwards. Mrs.
Edwards returned from Lewiston Situr-
day.
j. Bennett Pike of Bolster's Mills is
spending portion Of his time reading
law In the Office OF Hon. James S.
Wright.
The womsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the NJ. T.. church will hold q
public meeting next Sunday evening.
The topic Korea
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Dec. 4th:
Mr.. WIN. n. Beals.
T.. 4. @liiicn.
:. q. Goait.
At W. Il. & Z. A. Yoang's there were
entertained AT Thanksgiving dinner
Everett Farrsr and family Of this place
and Franz Young and family Of Sumner.
Mrs. X. A. Pratt, Mrs. Rose Croker
and daughter, w. A. Porter and wife
and O. G. Pratt and family spent Thanks
giving with Capt. G. c. Pratt and wife.
The sacred concert BY the Congrega-
tionsl male quartette choir and Others
sunday evening WAS fully successful In
every wsy. Some more than Ella 90 was
collected for the expenses Of the choir.
The East Oxford Local Union, Y. p.
;. c. E., meets At the Congregational
church Ia this place next Friday, open
ing At l0:30 A. NJ. The evening sd-
dress will De delivered by Rev. c. ID.
Crane OF Yarmouth, state president.
There viii be an entertainment At
Hall Wednesday evening, Dec. 8,
of music, readings by A. +,
Morse and T. l.. Starbird and the farce,
Thirty Minutes for Refreshments. Ice
cream on sale. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Sarah Clark narrowly escaped
serious damage 10 her house Saturday
from = fire which started
around the stove funuel. When she dis
covered Il she called 10 K. y. Hall, and
The fire was put out without an alarm.
Damage not very large.
10 the jail population during the Thanks
giving SEASON. David Morgan Is bound
over In the sum OF $1,000 for assault with
intent 70 I'LL. He hopes 10 secure bail.
Three others from the young city are do
ing time for drunkenness or resisting the
officer.
W. II. Penfold, who Ia In q hospital In
where he underwent critical
surgical operation some time since, 10
as continuing TO Improve. He
Il able 10 be wheeled out on the versuds
On pleasant DAYS, and hopes 70 leave the
hospital In q couple OF weeks. So little
hope OF his recovery WAS entertained that
bis present condition seems marvellous.
At the University Association Club last
Monday evening the study Of Early
German Literature and History WAS be-
gun. Ulfilas and his works, the Migra-
tons, and Chsrlemsgne, were subjects
NJ especial interest in the lesson.
Specially assigned topics were: The
Early Germans" Mrs. Sturtevsnt;
Civil Institutions and Government"
Mrs. SWEET; Mythology" Mrs. Fletch-
rr; Germans In Later Tine" Mise
Leach.
Dea. :. r. Parsons entertained q family
party OF seventeen NJ his home Thanks
giving Day. The party consisted OF 5
K. Parsons snd family, w. h. Clifford
and family, f. A. Shurtleff and family,
Miss Jane X. stevens, and Mrs. 4. L.
Hsgan Of New York. Miss Annie |.
Parsons OF New York was the only
member OF the family not present. IL
was Jolly good time from turkey TO
ice cream. Tie good deacon says be
believes In large fdnsilies and expansion,
but thinks Roberts with three wives
ought not 20 have seat In Congress,
.sthGt's too much expansion"