Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-23
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The Methodist circle will give sup
, per and social at the vestry of thei
church, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ida Flint and her daughter, Lora
from Magalloway, were the guests o
Mrs. W. III. Robinson during the count,
, fair.
Are your last years taxes paid? /
not you should consult collector jackson
before October 10th as per notice il
another column.
| \. Z. Morse gave readings at The
Beeches, Paris Hill, Saturday evening
Wednesday evening of this week he
reads at Wolfboro, \. III.
After the prayer meeting at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening of this
week, Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor will be organized.
The meeting OF the University As
ISOLATION, postponed from last week, will
be held Wednesday evening at 1870 al
the home of the president, Mr.. Fletcher.
There will be special meeting of W.
h. Kimball Relief Corps on Saturday
evening of this week. 1t is earnestly
requested that every member that can,
shall be present.
| kilograms received by relatives here
from the family of Rev. T. j. Ramsdell
at Caribou, report that their little son
| Paul has undergone a serious surgical
| operation, and is in critical condition.
No Darticulars are known
| The monthly meeting of the W. +. NJ.
s., at Mrs. Benjamin Swett's, will be
postponed from Thursday to Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. All interest
ed in home and deaconness work are re-
quested to meet with them.
Advertised letters in South Paris
post office, Sept %, 1902:
Mrs. p. T. whidden.
Mrs. Maria +. Stone.
Mrs. q. Richmond.
naniel l.. Cronin.
Malcolm Thaver.
Percy Whitman.
The Rev. c. c. Phelan of the Park
Street NJ. Z. church of Lewiston, will
lecture on Monday evening, Sept. 20, in
the Baptist church. His reputation rs
and net a good sum for the Ladies'
Social Circle.
Reports of the W. c. T. U. state con-
ventiOn at Waterville, and the wedding
anniversary of Hon. and Mrs. II. V. Poor
at Andover, and some other local cor
respondence are unavoidably deferred
from this weeks Democrat ON account
of the pressure of fair matter.
\ harvest festival service will be held
in the Congregational church next Sab
bath morning, Sept. IS. The church
will be beautifully decorated. The
pastor will preach a sermon appropriate
TO the occasion. \ cordial invitation to
all not otherwise engaged.
Mrs. Stowe had the pleasure of a two
days visit last week from her niece, Mrs.
Mabel s. Poole and her daughters,
Eleanor and Irene, of Yarmouth. Mrs.
Poole put in halliday at the fair and
came to the conclusion that all the peo-
pie with their relatives and friends were
there.
Next Sunday will be Rally Sunday for
the Congregational Sunday School and
special exercises of music, roll-call, and
declarations will be held. Capt. II. y.
Bolster will give history of the Sun
day School. Every member of the
school is expected to be present and in
vite friends.
A. f. Morse wishes To explain that
though he was not present at an enter
tainment in a neighboring town, where
he had been advertised to read, he was
not guilty of breaking an engagement.
The fact is. he was advertised 10 read
before anything was said to him about
it, and had previous engagement for
that evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Rowe have had as
guests during the fair, their daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Daniel of Greenwood, Mr..
Rowe's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wade of
Boxboro. Mass, his cousin, Mrs. Mary
Briggs of Mechanic Falls, his niece, Mrs.
Arthur Webb of Danville Junction, and
Mrs. Sarah Pratt, and daughter, Miss
Annie Pratt, of Auburn.
Variety is the spice of life, and just
for variety, after eating Strawberries
picked from his own vines last week, and
Exhibiting some at the fair, c. 4. Ben
nett has supplied quantity of very
large and nice raSpberrieS picked from
his vines on September Goth. Who will
dare to affirm now that 1.-The climate of
Maine is eight months winter and four
months late-in-the-falf'
Mr.. ]. Otis Swift of New York, and
formerly of Lewiston, has been pro
NOTED from the position of special
writer on the New York World to an
editorial position on that paper. Mr..
swift has been connected with the
World for three years. He was former
ly connected with the Lewiston journal
as city editor. At one time Mr.. Swift
was a resident of Paris Hill.