Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-03
This is March, all right.


ly move to Sumner.
Mrs. Maude Spearrin from Auburn is
Visiting relatives here.
l.. l.. Jackson has gone to Deerinr To
live with his son James.
Mrs. c. E. Tolman has been sufferinO
Tor several weeks with the grippe.
5. p. Maxim is visiting friends in
Bangor, Hartland and other places.
Ii. p. Brett and wife of Beverly. Mass.
are visiting his brother, Charles E. Brett.
Miss Eunice Fobes is at home from
her teaching at Cornish for the vacation.
| j. A. Hardy is very sick. Mrs. Hardy
who has been quite sick, has recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Morton enter
tanned two tables at whist Wednesday
evening.
Miss Annie Stinchfield of Portland
has been visiting Miss Jessie C. Tolman
for few days.
Mrs. 4. j. Penley, who has been
seriously i'll with nerve inflammation. is
slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Pratt are quite
comfortable, although Mrs. Pratt uses
her right arm with difficulty.
Mr.. Heidner of Springfield, Mass.
who travels for the Paris Manufacturing
Co., was here a few days last week.
f. b. Fogg lost another horse SATURDAY.
| night. The horse, which was all right
| at night, was dead in the stall Sunday
morning.
good axe lost Thursday between C.
K. Penley's and South Paris; finder will
oblige the owner by leaving it at C. r.
Penley's.
The Oxford Club will hold its next
and last meeting tor the present con-
Monday, March 8.
Mrs. Susan +. Whitmore of Bowdoin-
ham, who has been spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Pottle,
expects to return to her home this week
Mrs. ii. E. Wilson made two or three
trips to Bryant's Pond last week, to
assist in the Golden Cross minstrel show,
which was put on at that place Friday
evening.
Rev. A. $. Laid, d. D., Presiding
Elder of the Lewiston District, will hold
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church in this place Wednesday evening,
March Is.
There will be special meeting of the |
board of trustees of the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, at the close of
the prayer meeting. W. S. Starbird, |
president.
International Bazaar next Wednesday |
and Thursday, March II and u.
Tickets will be on sale at Parlin's drug
store Saturday morning at o'clock.
For full information see posters.
The next session of the Maine Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held at Bridgton, COM
Wednesday, April -, Bishop
Z. G. Andrews of New York presiding.
Rev. William Moore of Kennebunk-
port will preach at the Methodist church
next Sabbath morning. Mr.. Moore is
engaged in temperance work and repre-
SentS the order of Sons of Temperance.
His text next Sabbath morning will be
Matt. 9:9-"He saw man."
Eli ]. Swan, Supreme Deputy of the
Y. Z. o. p, spent Sunday with his
family. The past few weeks he has been
located in Bath where he has met with
marked success in lodge work. The
order is fortunate in securing the services
of SO valuable person.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office March =:
Mrs Marion b. Abbott.
Miss Dora l.. Briggs
\ lice NJ. Whittier.
Mr. Archie Swan.
Mark Matt, =
Edward Golden.
Mr. A. NJ. Daniels.
A large number partook of the supper
served at the Methodist vestry Thursday
evening, and it was necessary to reset
the tables second time. The pro-
yramme of the entertainment which fol-
lowed was short, consisting of violin
solos by Miss Grace Dean and Miss Sara
SWEET, readings by Frank l.. Starbird,
Miss Ruth Stuart and Miss Jennie Skill
irgs. and song by Mrs. Maurice NoyeS.
The Pennington Normal School
students are at home for the two weeks
vacation. As has been mentioned in
these columns, Miss Susie Porter has
the valedictory in this years graduating
class, and Miss Lucelia Crockett also
has an essay. As the list of graduating
parts is a short one, it is worthy of note
that two of them come to South Paris
girls. Miss Luella Hayden, who is
teaching there, is here for visit.