Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-09-29

Miss Grace Stuart is attending tn
kindergarten training school at Lewis
ton.
Geo. B. Crockett and Rev. II. S. Pink
ham spent few days at Concord Pont
last week.
Mrs. l.. E. Harris and little daughte
from Brookline, Mass, lately visited at
Mr.. Hudson Knights.
Hudson Knight lately picked twenty
two bushels of apples from black
apple tree near his house.
i A belated thunder shower Sunday
night, and a pretty lively one. The sea
son is bound to be eccentric.
Mrs. Z. P. Parlin and Master Albert
went Monday morning to Sabattus where
they will make their future home.
The ladies of the Methodist circle will
meet for work in the church parlor
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Rebekahs are preparing little
entertainment which will be given the
next regular lodge night, Oct. 9th.
DIR. C. l.. Buck will attend the An
dover fair this week, and his office will
be closed from Monday till Friday.
Miss Carrie Hubbard, who had spent
a week with her sister, Mrs. Eastman,
returned to her home in Lowell Thurs
day.
| Miss Monroe and Miss Decoster, train
| ed nurses of Lewiston, were guests at
Mrs. Alice p. Thayer's Saturday and Sun
day.
Harold Briggs went Monday morning
to Waterville and from there will go to
Boston to remain for a time with his
father.
Mrs. O'Brien, who has been with rela-
tives in Portland for number OF weeks,
returned Saturday to her home in this
village.
Wendell Rounds and friend, Mr..
Briggs of Caribou, were up from Bates
College and spent Sunday at j. d.
Haynes.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. w. Z. Brooks atten-
ded the State Congregational Confer
ence at Pennington last week, going
from here with team.
Mrs. Frank Clark was chosen delegate
from Mt. Pleasant Rebekah lodge to the
state convention in Portland Oct. 10th.
Miss Anna Morse alternate.
Mrs. A. d. Cotton and daughter, Miss
Cotton, of Windsor, Vermont, and DR..
A. w. Doubleday of Boston, are guests
- NJ. onj M, Hiram pnlSifar
The corn factory has been making
something less than full time for the past
week, and even at that is doing better
than most of the factories in the vicinity.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Sept. rs:
Miss 5. c. Eastman.
Maud Parker.
). I. Beeman. i
The Trustees and Official Board of the
Methodist church will hold short bust
ness meeting at the close of the prayer |
meeting Tuesday evening. a full at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. Ellen Soule of Pownal, who has
been visiting her brother, Milton Nor
ton, for the past two weeks, went Mon
day to Buckfield for visit with her
niece, Mrs. Arthur Hall.
The children of the Universalist Sun
day School were taken to hayrack ride
to Oxford Saturday afternoon. After
their return to Good Cheer Hall they |
were served cakes and lemonade.
Mrs. ]. r. Whitman will sell her
household furniture at auction, at her
former residence in Sumner fuckers
cottage on SkilliugS Avenue, next Satur-
day at / O'Clock p. NJ. Albert ID. Park
auctiOneer.
The Epworth League will observe
next Sunday as Rally Day; and at 6lo
p. NJ. special exercises will be given.
At ! O'Clock after the song service the
pastor will give short address on the
young peoples organization and work.
There will be a district meeting of the
lodges in this district at Nor.
way next Friday evening, Oct. I'd, and
Mt. Pleasant lodge is asked to be present
with full lodge. Mrs. Sturtevant will
be present and there will be work by
the Norway team.
:. NJ. King returned from his falr
trip Saturday night. He has visited
Bangor, Lewiston, Worcester, Newoury-
port and Rochester, winning fair share
of premiums with stock of his own
breeding in open competition with herds
that had lots of money to back them.
Two wears ago the Ladies' Social Cir
Gle of the Baptist church took upon |
themselves to pay the debt on their YES
try, which debt was 500. The supper |
and concert just held Melted them $50,
which reduces the debt to $3.50. Many
thanks are due Mrs. Penfold and Others
from other churches for valuable assist |
ance rendered on their concert.
The Good Cheer Society will dedicate |
their new hall in the church on
Pine Street Tuesday evening, sept. 29th'
with first-class supper and entertain
ment. Supper will be served at $3.50
sharp. At s o'clock will be presented
the two-act comedy, Clarindie Cackler's
Courtship, with the following cast oil
characters:
Simon Hobbs. an oil farmer, Wrt stan'ey
Charlie Hobbs, simon Hobbs son,
payye1 Robin. a tramp, DR. j. G.. Litteheld.
Harold Anderson
"'''i i">''' Mrs. Agnes Penfoll.
Polly Springer, psuper. Mrs. John b9ro s,n
widow Sacke,t. who l. deaf, Mrs. j. j. Emeley
Specially by Fred Hall.
The committee wish to inform the
pnblic that the street will be well light
ed for the occasion. Also they would
ask the people to come to the church
entrance where ample room Will De
found until supper is served. supper
Is cents. Entertainment 10 cents. Chil-
dren Is cents. Everybody invited.
Football.