Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-12-01
Vast paris.

On the goth, Mr.. Edward P. CLARK
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bacon. He is son of Mrs
Bacon's, whom she has not seen for II
wears, Mr.. Clark has been i'll In a New
York hospital for several months, and
not being in good health will probably
remain here through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mann and
little daughter Mary have gone back to
their upstairs rent in the l.. NJ. Mann
house. They will stay there this winter
and move to their new house in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Willis will live
with them this winter and close their
house. As soon as snow comes Mr.
Willis will 60 to Greenwood to run his
saw mill.
We cut out poetry and read with ap.
probation the product of the genius OF
others, but cannot write our muse other
than in prose. We are glad that John
does not believe in more than one girl al
a time. Our sentiments are congenial,
for we have always thought it not be.
coming in woman to have more than one
accepted admirer at one and the same
time.
Our schools begin next week with the
same teachers as last term.
The drama, "Under the Laurels" will
be played in Dunham's Hall Friday even.
ing of next week. The cast of char.
acters and the remainder of the program
will appear in the next issue of the
Democrat. For further particulars see
bills.
West Paris Grange intends to have ar
entertainment in the near future.
The w. G. Il. U. will hold its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon of this week
with Mrs. S. T. White.
A union gospel temperance meeting
was held by the W. c. T. U. Sunday
evening at the Baptist church. Specia
topic was "Resubmission of the PrOhibi
tory Law of Maine" There was gooG
program and an interesting meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Baptist
Society met last Friday afternoon witt
Miss Emma A. Swan. Useful and fancy
articles are being made with the inten
ton of having sale at some later time
Merton Hammond has finished work
| ing in the store for S. T. White. Georg,
Cousins from Paris Hill is now takins
his place. His mother, Mrs. Cousins, |.
caring for Mrs. Daniels who lives up
stairs in the Hezekiah Farrar house
Mrs. Daniels recently had fall and sus
tanned quite severe sprain.
Horatio B. Hammond of Trap Corne
begins teaching at Pinhook Monday o
| this week.
Quite a number enjoyed family re
unions Thanksgiving Day.
Among those who arrived on the trail
"Wednesday afternoon were notices
George w. Ridlon and family from Port
land, also Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briggs
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farnum from SOut
Paris also came on their way to visit Mrs
Farnum'S relatives at North Paris.
Mr.. Geo. d. Robertson was at G. W
Bryant's for Thanksgiving and Mrs
Robertson returned to South Paris wit
him to remain few days.
II. G.. Brown and family spent the da
at W. G. Hammond's.
Forty-five couples were on the gran
march at the Thanksgiving dance las
Thursday evening. An oyster suppe
was served in the lower hall, and musi
by Bacon's orchestra of four pieces.
Frank Fl. Hill intends to have regula
dances every two weeks through tn
winter. The next one will be two week
from next Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Knight {
lSouth Paris are visiting at q. w. Br!
Iant's,