Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-03-19

Il MtsS MARY RtueOut OK Auburn was ~
E. n. Haskslrs over Sunday.
Rev. Judson w. Shaw occupied the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morning
Miss Lucinda Field attended the funer.
al of Mr.. Mann in Ashland, Mass, last
week.
O. f. Andrews and wife of Lowell
were at G. G.. Andrews few days last
week.
Rev. B. F. Pickett of Norway and
Rev. A. w. Pottle exchanged pulpits
Sunday.
Geo. h. Ripley has been appointed
constable Of the town Of Paris aud has
qualified.
Be sure and see the little "French
maid", "Fantine," in Breezy Point,
March 27th.
Wendell Rounds was at home from
Bates College over Sunday, accompanied
by friend, Mr.. Briggs.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office March IS:
Mr.. W. 1. Russ.
c. w. Bowker, wife, and daughter
spend few days with MIR. and Mrs. j.
+. Stanley.
The crows have thawed out during
the past week, and their melodious voices
IRE occasionally heard, giving US hopes
of spring.
Corporal S III. Cable of Fort Williams,
Portland, is in town doing advance work
in the interest of recruits for the army
for foreign service.
By invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Curtis, the Epworth League will hold
l0-cent social at Mr.. Curtis Thursday
evening. All members of the League
are invited.
OK. Clifford's side, which was beaten
in recent literary contest at Paris
Grange, wish to announce that they will
furnish dinner to the victorious side at
Grange Hall next Saturday.
Charles A. Gray was at home over Sum
day. He has finished his engagement In
the Youths Companion office, and will
enter the office of the Times at Rumford
Falls. He left for that place Monday
morning.
Mrs. Susan F. Whitmore of Bowdoin-
ham, who has been spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Pottle,
returned TO her home Monday. Mrs.
Pottle accompanied her, and expects to
return Wednesday.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will
work the degree at their next regular
meeting, March 22i, after which there
will be concert. 1t is hoped there will
he full attendance as the music
will be by the best local talent.
A brief course consisting Of two lect- |
ures aud a musical concert will be given |
early i'm April in the Methodist church |
in behalf of the pipe organ fund Rev.
]. Z. s. McAllister, ID. D.. OF Portland,
and Rev. c. c. Phelan, of Lewiston, are
under engagement to give the lectures.
There will be whist party at Grange
Hall Friday evening, March p l, at 30 |
p. NJ. All are invited. Admission 10
cents for the benefit of the piano |
fund. Tickets of admission in the hands |
Of the receiving committee, and at the
door. Refreshments free. Mrs. II. M.
B. Scott, Mrs. Annie Fletcher, Mrs.
Rose Croker, Mrs. Achsa Shaw, COM
mittee.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church, Mrs. A. w. Pottle, superin-
tendent, gave reception to some OF
their little friends Friday afternoon,
from 2 to 3 o'clock, in the vestry of
their church. About fifty of the little
folks were present, and fiue time they |
all had. The afternoon was spent in
play and social chat, recitations, music,
and games. AT about four O'Clock re-
were served consisting OF ice
cream and cake, and all went home
happy.
Deputy Sheriff Porter came to South
Paris Thursday bringing Warren Cook,
whose legal status at present, in all its
bearings, is little peculiar. For
second offence of intoxication he was
in the Rumford Falls Munich
pal Court to sixty days in the work Jail
AZ Auburn. From this sentence he APP
pealed, and being unable to furnish
bonds, was brought to Jail. IL he Is not
able to furnish bonds later, he will re-
main in this jill until the October term
Of court, (nearly seven months), before
he finds out whether he is to serve his
sentence of sixty days at Auburn.