Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-01-13
West Paris.

y In wears gone by lining bees was con-
sidered a profitable industry, and even
an upattractive tree stump sometimes
contained a prize, but with the changes
of modern times, and the clearing OF
primeval forests perhaps, by some, 1t Is
deemed not 80 remunerative as IN past
DAYS, Nevertheless, there is always the
law of compensation. 1t Is the wise
man who does not trespass upon his
neighbours wood lot, but there Is scarce
one who may not have sheltered hive
in some quiet garden nook, and 1t may
be that, in clover time, the honey Is even
more rare than that obtained in forest
wilds. 1t is one of the peculiarities OF
genuine honey that the flavor fingers on
the palate into the years of memory.
The friends and acquaintance OF MISS
Georgia Marshall, who had secured po-
sition as typewriter in the office OF the
Rumford Falls Times, regret to learn OF
her quite serious illness from pneumonia.
Her mother, Mrs. Mary +. Marshall, has
gone from here to care for her.
Mrs. Cory Perry is also Ill from
mild attack of bilious fever.
A large number of the members OF
Onward Rebekah Lodge, No. 20, were
present at the regular meeting last Tues.
day evening. District Deputy Grand
President, Cora d. Lurvey, assisted by
Grand Marshal Mildred F. Davis In
stalled the following officers for the
year 1908:
NG-Sarah Z. Curtis.
V.G.-Bertha A. Cole.
Rec. Sec.-Fmma A. Swan.
Fin. Sec-Juliaette r. Curtis.
Warden-Ela NJ. Curtis.
Conductor-Mary 4. Buchanan.
o. G.-Phila Shedd.
I.G.-Emma w. Mann.
r. S. n. G.-Francena j. Emmons
l. SN G.-Mildred +. Davis.
Chaplain-Cora ID. Lurvey.
r. S. v. G.-Mabel E. Kicker.
L.SV. Cecilia c. RidlOn.
The installing officers went through theil
work in manner highly pleasing to all
and pleasant evening was enjoyed. Al
the close of the lodge an excellent
supper was served in the lower hall.
The w. C. T. U. will hold public en-
tertainment at Dunham's Hall on Tues
day evening, Jan. Is, and present thu
following program:
l. Music, ,.,o,... u,.. vornr Piano Duet
MISE bduCt uioo AOohS
Q. Reading, Mr.. A. E. Morse
8. Music, 'Tis Morn, Ladies' Quartette
Mrs Farnum, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. White. Mrs
4. 1mpersona.ed Readin ns; Mr.. Morse
5. Music, duet On the MOonlit Stream.
Mrs. Farnum, Mrs. White.
8. farley Wax Figures, Part
I. Reading. Mrs. Julia n. Rich
8. Recitation, Eleanor Tuel
Q. Bird Sing, mahge Tuel
10 Recitation, Ellsworth Curtls
| II. Reading, Mr.. Morse
IL. Music. duet, Robins Return
Mrs. Rates, Mrs. Marshall.
Is. farley Wax Figures, Part ii
"A. Reading, Mr.. Morse
''' Ladies' Quartettt
| l6. Tableau, Tempted
Admission 20 cents. Children unde
Is years 10 cents. Curtain at 7:45. Fol
lowing is the cast of characters for tn
"Wax Figgers:"
Mrs. farley, Mrs. W. H. Lurvey
Chinese Giant Chester H. Lane
Signorina Squallina, Mrs. NJ. 5. Davis
The Giggler, Mrs. S. T. White
Boy that Stood on the Burning Deck,
| Writ McKenney
Fair Lady with Golden Locks,
Mrs. l.. c Bate
Red Riding Hood, Laura Willii
i Mother Goose, Mrs. Fannie EmmOn
| Captain KIDD, Henry ". rinei'
| II s Victim, Della Z. Ridlol
Jack Spratt and wife,
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Emmon
Indian Savage, Carroll Bacol
His Flying Victim, Ethel M. YounI
Spoiled Child, Mrs. Anna Younl
Simple Simon, Irving Emmon
| Miss Muffett. Lucy Everett
| Flora, Emma A. Swai
Mrs. Jarley's Attendants,
John, Elmer Tuel
Peter, Ernest Jackson