Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-22
Stated MEETINGS.

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~ofP.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets ever
yrIIsy evening at Pythian Hall.
Mrs George A. Wilson made a shor
visit 10 Boston last week.
Phineas ]. Stearns was here from Bos
ton a few days last week.
Mrs. Charles Bonney and Miss Harrle
Newell of Summer were guests at j. ID
HAYNES last week.
Mr.. Frank Shaw and daughter Annie
of Portland spent Sunday with WIN
Shaw and wife at the Andrews House
Mrs A. II. Jackson and daughter
A,ss Nellie Jackson, have gone on the
Postnn excursion for a visit to relatives
Ethel and Blanche Dean were at home
oyer sunday, Blanche from her schoo
in Otisfeld and Ethel from Bates Col
lege.
Miss Isabel Goodwin has gone to
Reading. Mass, where she expects 70
remain for the winter, and perhaps
longer.
Mrs. W. III. Porter of Norway sends
tbe Democrat a bunch of fresh and
fragrant sweet peas, picked the 18th oil
October.
Mrs. Warren SWEET, who has been with
her parents here for several weeks, re-
turns to her home in Dorchester, Mass
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. II. W. Dean is in Boston for
week or ten days. During her absence
her dressmaking establishment will be
closed until her return.
The Eastern Telephone Co. began con-
Meeting subscribers instruments WIN
their lines Friday, and are making good
progress with the work.
The Methodists will have harvest
dinner and supper about the middle OIL
next week. The day is not yet liked,
but will be announced later.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold sociable at their vestry Friday
evening, Oct. 25th. All are very cor
dially invited. Admission 10 cents.
Rev. W. W. Hooper, the Universalist
state missionary, will preach again IN
New Hall next Sunday at 2:3O p. NJ. ms
topic will be, aye must be born again.
Hiram Pulsifer went to Boston on the
excursion to visit relatives, of whom he
has number in eastern Massachusetts.
Mrs. Pulsifer has been there for some
time.
Mrs. George ID. Bisbee and Miss Mary
R;shee of Rumford Falls were here
last week with Mr.. Bisbee, who was en-
III COURT N-N
Hon. James S. Wright has purchased
the William Hardy farm in the SWEET
neighborhood. His son, Fred n. Wright,
and wife, will probably go on to the
farm next spring.
Charles Rawson and family have NOV
ed from Auburn into one Of Capt
Bolster's houses off Myrtle Street. Mr.
RawSon is in the employ of the Paris
Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Herbert Hitler and little daugh'
ter Ollie arrived home from Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island "Wednesday
where they have been visiting relatives
and friends the past four weeks.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Oct. 2l:
Mrs. W. II. Robins.
Mrs. Angle Stowell.
Geo. %. Foster.
Il. W, Nevers.
Miss Mary Deering started Thursday
night for Chicago, summoned there OF
account of change for the worse in the
condition of her brother, William Deer
ing. who has been i'll for two or three
weeks.
Cards have been received by friends
here, announcing the marriage OF Mis-
Carrie Bumpus, formerly of Paris, u
Mr.. Herbert Chandler, at Boston, Oct
10th. They will be at home at Somer
Vile Mass, after Nov. goth.
Albert d. Park and wife will leay'
Wednesday for two weeks visit Il
Pressure Isle and other places in ARGOS
took County. Mr.. Park was for whil'
school teacher in Aroostook County
and his uncle, Rev. George NJ. Park, Il
aresident of Pressure Isle.
Mrs. George B. Crockett was called t
Norwell, Mass, Tuesday by the illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Record
Mrs. Record has appendicitis, and it wa
thought for a while that she would hav,
vh undergo an operation, but later ad
vices are to the effect that it will prob
ably be possible to avoid this.
At the home of the bride on Hig
Street Wednesday morning, Mr.. Georg
II. Davis and Mrs. Rose l.. Crocker wer
united in marriage by Rev. A. w. Pottle
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have returned HON
after a short wedding trip, and reside a
Mr.. Davis home on Hill Street. The
have the best wishes of many friends.
Walter l.. Bonney and Amos A. Bir
represented Mount Mica Lodge, i. U. I
T., at the meeting of the Grand Lodg
in Portland last week. A. 4. Shurtle
and Z. III. Farrar also attended from thl
lodge. Mrs. j. S. Wright and Mrs.
T. Briggs of Mount Pleasant Rebeka
Lodge attended the Grand Assembly
Rebekah Lodges at the same time.
1t is understood that owing to n
absence of one of the county COMMISSION
ers, no hearing will be held this week
the petition for a change OF location Q
the Buckfield road near Streaked Noun
ain. The hearing is advertised for Thur
day, when Commissioner Bartlett will
present and the view and hearing will
duly adjourned to some later day.
Mizpah Assembly, Pythian Sisterhoo
furnished supper to about l25 Thursds
evening. The tables, set in Pythis
Hall, looked very attractive, and Il
supper was pronounced excellent. AIT
the tables had been cleared away plea
Ing entertainment was given. The pr
gramme was as follows:
Song, Miss Helen Barn
Reading. Miss Myrtle frep'
Song, George A. Brig
song. Mas fren<
Recitation. Henry How
Solo, Mise DeMot
The ladies of the Congregational
eiety beg leave to announce to the pub
that they will open an X-Ray Bazaar
Oct. 3lst and Nov. LIST at New Hall. L
hall will be open Thursday afterno
and evening and Friday afternoon 1
the sale of useful and fancy article
FRIDAY evening An entertainment Will