Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-03-25
Is this March, or April?

Fl. ID. McAlister and family of Lewis
ton visited relatives here Sunday.
Capt. G.. c. Pratt has received an in
crease Of pension to $1,000 per month.
Charles ID. Brown and wife of Salem
Mass, spent Sunday at Alva Shurtleff's
Mrs. C. w. Bowker aud Muriel are a
the Auburn hatchery for few days
Mrs. n. B. Osgood of Biddeford is tn,
guest of her daughter, Mrs. +. A. Pin
gree.
Principal W. w. Andrews of the
Butler School, Portland, was in towI
Saturday.
Miss Eliza Butterfield of Paris Hill
has been visiting at A. II. Doble's during
the past week.
| Miss Carrie Hubbard has returned
from Lowell, where she has been fol-
several weeks.
Advertised letter in South Paris post
Office March "a:
Dir. Frank Lavsley.
III. r. Bonney came from Vermont last
Saturday, where he has been for some
time past on business.
Miss Susie l.. Rounds is at home from
her teaching at Leavitt Institute, Turner,
for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Selden of Portland was with her
mother and brother, Mrs. James Curtis
and Carroll G. Curtis, over Sunday.
Next Sunday Rev. Miss Angel of Nor
way will preach for the Universalists at
the usual hour, 2:30 p. NJ, in the hall.
Flossie Starbird celebrated her 18th
birthday March 2lst, by entertaining a
number of young friends in the evening.
A. E. Morse will read at Auburn
Thursday evening for the twenty-seventh
anniversary of Abou Ben Adhem Lodge,
/. o. o. +.
Roy Porter has been engaged in W. A.
Porter's store few days, while the pro-
prietor was taking things easy for short
time for the benefit of his health.
After the lodge session next Friday
evening, Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
will have a hammer and needle social.
All lodge members are invited To be
present.
Bessie Mason, who was taken sick at
South Paris while attending high school,
was taken home March 2lst. She is the
daughter of viii Mason, who lives be-
yond Paris Hill.
The Easter concert which was to have
been held at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening is postponed on account
of the evangelistic service until the even
ing of Sunday, April IL.
Mrs. DR.. y. C. Marshall of Athol,
Mass, who is visiting in Norway, called
on friends here last week. DR.. Marshall
was in the practice of dentistry here for a
few years with DR.. Davis.
Miss Jessie c. Tolman is visiting her
this week, and by special engagement
will sing in the Easter services in the
Baptist church in that city next Sunday.
Professor W. S. Wight of Bethel, the
well-known singing teacher, is in town.
He will conduct singing school here
during the present week, which will
close with concert Monday evening,
March 3lst.
Atwood Ames, father of Albert Ames,
died very suddenly Saturday night at his
sons home in this place, at the age of SIS
years. The remains were taken Monday
to East Sumner, where the
funeral and burial will be.
Messrs. Taylor and Hatch, the evangel- |
lists, have held services at the Methodist |
church every afternoon and evening, be-
ginning Tuesday, with good attendance
and good interest. Sunday afternoon |
they held special service for men.
They will continue here during the pres
ent week, holding their services in the
Baptist church, every afternoon at $50 |
and every evening at 1870, after Monday.