Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-02-12

Theron Hathaway Is away on week
trip in Massachusetts.
Congregational Circle at the vestr,
next Thursday evening.
Miss Alta Walker was at home frou
Bates College over Sunday.
Alton Wheeler was at home from
Mechanic Falls over Sunday.
Miss Sue Rounds was at home from
her school at Turner Saturday.
Thank goodness, there is only two
weeks and half of February left.
J. E. Murch is going into the bushes:
of saving wood with gasoline engine
next week.
The weather clerk must have miscal.
culsred, aud thought last week was
court week.
MIR. Arthur |. Merry and Miss Percie
! VI. Staples, both of Portland, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pingree returned
last week from trip to Biddeford.
Miss Annie Shaw of Portland came with
them for visit.
Blanchard Stuart, who is employed in
4 shoe factory at Skowhegan, has been
ut his fathers for the past week, some
what out Of health.
Dean j. Tolmsn, manager of the Saco
exchange of the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., spent Sunday
with his parents here.
The Seneca Club will meet with Mrs.
L. S. Barnes Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. All members especially re-
quested to be present.
Miss Phyllis Taylor was the lucky lit
tie girl who got the twenty-four piece
silver set given by the Eclectic Remedy
Co. to the most popular child in South
Paris under six years of age.
The high school students had very
interesting lyceum Saturday evening,
followed by reception which was at
tended by a number of the alumni.
All ladies interested in organizing
Pythian Sisterhood will please meet Vt
h. of p. hall Wednesday evening at 30
o'clock. Husbands are invited TO be
present and bring their pocketbooks.
A. E. Morse assisted at a Masonic en-
tertainment at Sibattus last Thursday
evening. He will read at a Rebekah en-
tertainment this Tuesday evening at
North Waterford. Wednesday he will
20 TO Houlton, Fort Fairfield, Presque
Isle, Caribou and several other towns in
Co.
On account of the storm, the grange
of last Wednesday even
ing was postponed for one week, until
next Wednesday evening. Music and
followed by the farce 1.-The
Darkey Wood Dealer" After the enter
rainment there will be sOcisble with
good music furnished. Admission 10
cents.
Trouble in the Tenderloin. Capitalist
advises Clerks customer not to buy |
certain goods. Clerk climbs Capitalist
in most approved fashion. Capitalist
aud Clerk have footrace for sheriff.
Under the caves of the Temple OF Justice
Clerk and Capitalist settle damages |
assessed BY Capitalist at twenty-five
cents and fully paid by Clerk and the
Angel Of Peace once more
hovers over the Tenderloin District.
The street railway kept its track open |
through the storm, and ran one trip |
Friday morning. Then the snow sifted
in and packed hard in the cuts by the
cemetery and fair grounds. The cars
stopped running, and Superintendent
Jones gave out word that the service
was indefinitely suspended. So the mat |
ter stands at the present time. A team
Is run with the mail, but nothing more,
This condition of things has been anticl- |
pated, though coming just at this time it
was something of surprise. There Is
some talk Of assisting the road to shovel
out its track, and if that should be done,
the cars may be running again some
time Tuesday.