Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-12-23
Sunday was the shortest day in the

EFT Farrar takes his place.
Mrs. ii. F. Morton is expected to a
rive from Abingdon, Mass, Tuesday,
IS spend the holidays with her childr'
y here.
Harry NJ. Wheeler is at home fro
Harvard for the holiday vacation, and
Engaged in the store of +. A. Shurtle
Il Co.
5 1t is planned to repeat Golden Ha
!. and the Three Bears some time ne,
!. week, probably New Years night, fC
the benefit of the Public Library.
II Prof. W. S. Wight of Bethel spent tn
Sabbath in this place and assisted th
|, choir in the morning services at tn
!. Methodist church.
: A. Z. Morse read at an entertainment
at Casco Saturday evening and will rea
at the Knight Templars reception at Rum
| ford Falls next Friday evening.
Miss Sally Warren of Westbrook re
turned TO her home to-day, Monday
having been with her grandparents, Rev
and Mrs. A. W. Pottle, since Thanksgiv
ing Day.
A supper will be served to the chill
dren of the Congregational Sunda.
School Wednesday evening. Followin!
this there will be exercises by the chill
dren, and Christmas tree.
Tuesdays rain flooded the snow OF
the river. and when it froze up made
some patches of not awfully rough ice
AS it was the first chance of the season
to use skates, it has been well improved
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Dec. %, 1902:
Mrs. jeanette Pratt
Mrs. Eta Smith.
/ Hr. Frank W. Hail.
Mr.. Silas Littlehale.
Mr.. ilbur Walker.
G. b Hamilton.
|. L. Bennett, Esq.
Christmas suppers Tuesday evening at
$50, in G.. A. X. Hall. Admission Is
cents, all invited. Free supper served
to the children of the Universalist
Sunday School and to children not mem
bers of any Sunday School in the Ladies'
Relief Corps room entirely separate from
the older ones. All invited to come.
The village schools are not in session
this week. the committee thinking the
weeks work would be more profit
able after the HOLIDAYS. The rural
schools are in session. but will suspend
Thursday and Friday, and then keep on
New Years day to make up for the
Friday.
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.o..nina W. ~ 80 ,ha Tathn5;st chmrcb
yyt .i,' o. 800 IT,
, moG' siII ha aS foi,"ws
rs "l--.-e v - ~ 80 ,,o
3ntb e ~ NV tSe Choir. ''''''''
Prayer 6y the pastor.
Ghorus-"Ihe Lord Is Conc" Choir
nT .tGu To Cod - M,sse. Tolmsn and GRAY
E Etcssat,onS' sod,o s,o,,
Rec,tat!on..
SOLO, Miss Gray.
secitatlons. ,,,
Santa Claus
SoHg, by the children.
R Rasaripetl%n OF s'''''
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Never was Tue ne IaoIoty VI 'e,d "a
hahui"0 'uiius W, 80 'notCuSs 49,
ou1 VI 'auui'.0 Iu.eu 800 ~ s'i. n',oI
~ now. Anu never mas 'iie'e oeen Su.u
4 rush 10 MI oruers ae least Partialiy as
during the past three mouths Every
nerve mas oeen STRAINED 10 increase Tue
output, ana large numoer OF ORDERS
nave had 10 DE deemed from inaoiii'y
TO get the goods MADE, while otner Gus
toners have had to be put on with part
OF the goods ordered. FOR some time
a hQVa hAan
car loads day, to get everything posi-
BILE into the hands OF the dealers for the
holiday trade. OF course the holiday
business is now practically closed up,
i rgeSt orJerS ever recsived for stem lad.
ders.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson Crockett, widow
Of Joshua b. Crockett OF South Paris;
VINO DIED many years ago, ailer seVerai
SATURDAY. evening at the house of Mr.. E.
\ Haskell. where she had made her
home with her sister, Mrs. Moore, Tor
several years. Mrs. Crocketts age was
IS years, 3 months ana 20 days. She
I;St En;SconaI Soc;etv and was nossessed
If traits of character that made Others
bappy in her companionship. She was
KIND ana generous III her Sympa'nles, 0us
ner active WORK was very nuch curlatieu
by impaired health Tor many years one
ma what she could MIS- CrocAeI. Is
Hooner Moore of Sontb Paris and Mrs.
Julia G. Smiley of California, and
brother simon = Stowel of South |
Paris. The funeral is held at her late
home this Monday afternoon at CLOCK,
Kew. j. II. Little OF the UniVersaiist
Church officiating.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
Mr.. Walter T. Knightly has sold his
apples to Mr.. Burns OF oxford.
NJ Grant Kaor from Turnar 10 bsra
.brash;nrT a,ra;n n,;+h b;s racb;ns
Henry Kerr is doing large amount of
work at his blacksmith shop IN Norway.
b,niing pine timber TO +, $ BILLINGS
The q Soc;etv have huilt n shed nj |
the school house seventy-five feet long |
Carrie Foster is at work for Wallace
Strickland at South Paris. Her sister
Vera boards there and attends the high
,cbooI
Rev, III. >. Pinkham preached at the |