Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-02

AZ w. u. ShAwS.
llrs. Charles Rswson OF Auburn d
Visiting relatives here.
s. b. Andrews and vile Of Lowell are
visiting 1t c. G. Andrsvs.
Miss Jessie Swim Of ths lewiston
Journal stan was In Town Saturday.
Mr.. A. T. Morse assists st On enter
tAinmsnt Il Aabsrn Tuesday eveniug.
There VII be . sociable st tho Grange
Hall next Wednesday evening. Adnis-
sion ten cents.
Mrs. Stowell Of Dixfleld 10 stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Edwards,
for q few weeks.
General Manager H. +. Morton OF the
Paris Manufacturing Co. was In Nov
York on business last week.
Mrs. L. K. Palsifer has gone to West
Sumner to spend week or two with her
parents, Z. W. Chandler and wife.
After two weeks vacation spent At
her home here Mise Susie Rounds ne
turned to her work In Hoalton, Monday.
Master Frank Miller, who has been
spending his school vacation with G. &.
Brett's family, returned TO his home In
woodfords, Monday morning.
Capt. II. n. Bolster will Install the
officers of the W. h. kimhsll Post next
Thursday evening Jan. 4. All comrades
arc requested to be present.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
Office Jsl. 1st:
Mr. Chas verrfil
Miss Exsna Haxetine.
Mr.. John A. Portcr.
At the VI. T.. church Wednesday even
ing, Rev /. A. Bean win give lecture
on his trip TO the west illustrated with
the stereopticon. Trip vii include
Montreal, Lachine Rapids, Toronto,
Nissars Falls, Ninpehahs Falls, Chicago,
Horseshoe Curve, Washington, Phtls-
sielphis Snd New York. Admission Is
cents. children 10 cents. Lecture TO BE-
gin ct As.
Aurors Eucsmpment. I. o. o. p, has
chosen officers as follows:
CPL. II. Field.
8. w.-Eiiis 3. Doble.
Scrfbe-L. W. Hollis.
Treas "A. 4. Shurtle6.
j. w-George W. Haskell.
rrustees--N. d. Bolster, W. L. Farrar. 4. II.
FarraY.
The officers will b. installed this Mon
DAY evening by Grand Chief Patriarch
A. = kimbsll.
Mount Mica Lodge, I. o. o. r., has
chosen the follosins officers:
N.G-w. A. RArrows.
We Or. c. L. Buck.
Rec Sec.-L- W. Holns-
" SEE. A. Shurtler
Treas.-FrAnklin Maxim.
Trusises-S. ID. Bolster. 4. III. FarTzr. A. 4
Dean.
The Ulcers will be Installed Thurs
dsy evening oy A. + Shurtlefi, District
Deputy.
The fifth in the series Of moth.rs'
meetings will he held next Thursday
Afternoon At $50 IN Grand Army Hall.
The following Is the program:
Music
Prayer
l. WIN the eurtcw would be good thing for
our village
Z. holhers' influence
Discussion.
Music.
BIscoE DISTRICT.
Carroll Taylor of Buckield Is working
for A J. senley.
J. Niehsls Is st work for p, Crockett,
helping hin trim up the bushes along
his rosdsSes.
All the apples 10 this vicinity have
been shiyped. C. X. Penley and Prem
tiss Crocet, had the lSrgest amounts
about seSnty-tve barrels each-
Prenis Crockett has moved his apple
house, shich stood beside the road,
down tside his other buildings. The
changsxreAfly improves the looks OF bis
place, . well as being more convenient
for him as he will use IL for carriage
house.nd stable.
G. RPenley has Just completed quite
job. he has dug well sixty rods
west othe buildings. In which he struck
a ine bling spring From there he hiss
piped, the buildings, arranging by
systen Of pipes and faucets 90 that
wafersil come directly 70 the stock IN
the hsn and stables, also tapping the
main pc by the roadside he has placed
q WAITING trough for the benefit OF the
publ
Tn annual Christmas tree ut the
scho< house WAS most successful. Miss
Psr2s, the teacher, appointed CON-
mite among the children, consisting
of Meroe Fsrrr, Grace Penley and
verx 'oster, assisted BY the teacher.
They orked with viii, and never did
the oil place look 80 fine. japanese
lsnte1s hung plentifully around among
the evgreen. and the tree WAS covered
with city things. Walter kuightly
WAS snts Claus. who came Ia at the
call oNiss Hazel Foster, she, as well ~
all tkother children having an sppro-
prisxeiection-