Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-30
Ethan Willis is seriously i'll, and is re-

Eeudu Willis Is SERIOUSLY III, anu IL TO
ported to be losing strength.
Miss Carrie Hall made short visit al
West Paris Saturday and Sunday.
/ J. Fl. Winslow is quite i'll, and has
been confined TO his bed for the past
three weeks.
Frank w. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Annie Shaw, of Portland, were at South
Paris over Sunday.
Mrs. w. X. Shurtleff, her daughter
Gertrude and her son Alva D., of New
York, are guests at Alva Shurtleff's.
S. o. Dorr, wife and son, of Mexico,
| were in town last week to attend the
wedding of Mr.. DORIS son, Eugene Fl.
Dorr.
Rev. c. c. Phelan of Lewiston lectures
at the Baptist church this Monday even
ing. Subject, 1.-The Portrait of Great
Woman"
Recent reports from little Paul Rams
dell are that he is improving rapidly,
which is good news to the many friends
of the family.
Advertised letters in South Paris Post
office, Sept. 20, 1902:
Mrs. NJ. E. Foster.
T.. ID. Hamilton.
The First UniversaliSt Parish will hold
a special meeting at Engine House Hall
Wednesday evening, TO see about pro-
curing church lot.
Mount Mica Lodge, |. o. o. F., has
chosen A. L. Shurtleff and A. Z. Dean
delegates to the Grand Lodge, which
will meet at Augusta.
The regular meeting of the Relief
Corps will be held on Friday evening of
this week instead of Saturday. All
members are requested to be present for
rehearsal.
The Epworth League has already en-
gagged for this seasons lecture course,
President White of Colby College, Judge
Bonney of Portland, and Rev. c. E.
Lund of Portland.
Mrs. G.. F. Eastman and Miss Grace
Thayer returned Saturday from Boston.
Miss Thayer has been attending an en-
balming school and Mrs. Eastman secur
ing styles in dressmaking.
Quite fair run has been made at the
corn factory during the past week, and
there is more yet to come. The factory
ut West Paris will not be run this season,
and the corn intended for it is being
brought in here-what there is left of it. |
Miss Susie l.. Rounds, who has been
by an injury received some |
weeks ago from resuming her teaching
at Leavitt Institute, has decided that she |
will not be able to return there during |
the present term. Her brother Wendell |
has been teaching in her place, but has re-
turned to college, and another substitute
will be secured
A district meeting of Rebekah lodges
was held with Mount Pleasant Lodge |
here Friday evening. The Grand
Warden of the State Assembly, Mrs. DR..
Sturtevant of Dixfeld, was present. A
good number of delegates were in at
from the lodges at Norway and
West Paris. Refreshments were served
after the work, A. E. Morse gave two of
his best readings, and pleasant time
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Arcadia Commandery, No. 242, U. o.
s. c., held special meeting Saturday
evening, Sept. %, in its citadel. The
work of the third degree was eYempli-
led on two candidates by the officers of
Christopher Lake Commandery, Bryant's
Pond. in a most creditable manner.
About fifteen from Norway were present
making over forty in all. Ice cream and
AXE were served and the following
program carried out:
Iarmonica Solo,
Sir Kt. Henry accompanied by Lady Wilson.
Seating Lady Ordway |
,olO Sir knight Maxim.
Remarks u. C. Z. Lady Dearborn. |
,olo, Lady Wilson.
were then made by Sir Kits.
Rev. A. w. Pottle, Stephens of Bryant
Pond, Lady Merriam of Norway and
'ther guests. All pronounced it most
Enjoyable time.