Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-11-10

The Universalist parish has meeting
Tuesday evening, to act upon various
matters.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs
Benjamin SWEET Thursday afternoon al
half past two.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Nov. @:
Mrs Chas. Il. Wheeler.
Il Mrs. Herbert Holt
Il Fred A. Morton, Esq.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will give a
supper and social at Grand Army Hall
next Saturday evening at $50. Supper
10 cents. All members are requested to
bring or send food for tables.
The date of the Rainbow Festival is
changed to Dec. I'd aud Sd. The concert
by the Lotus Club, assisted by Miss
Livermore, reader, will be given the Sd.
No one should fail to attend this enter
tainment.
A handsome individual communion
service has recently been presented to
the Congregational church in memory of
the late Deacon and Mrs. Henry FObes.
1t was used for the first time at the
service week ago.
A week of special evangelistic meet
ings will begin at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at o'clock. The
week day services begin at 1880. The
pastor will conduct them. There will
be good singing. All are cordially in
vited.
Those not absent a day from the
Pleasant Street Primary school, during
the term just closed, are as follows:
HIlda Chandler. Marjorie Chandler.
Marion Gray. Eulalia Millett.
Rena Tribou. Frank Thomas.
FLoRI nee RICHARDSON, Teacher.
A complete list of those on the COM
mittee who have done efficient work
compiling recipes for the cook book to
be issued by the ladies of the Congre- |
gational society for their Rainbow Festi- |
val includes the names of Mrs. G. Nj.
Howard, Mrs. w. o. rockingham.
The ladies of the Baptist Social Circle |
will meet at the parsonage Tuesday |
afternoon, Nov. 10th, from 2 30 to p. NJ,
to sew for benevolent purposes. All
ladies of the church and congregation
are most cordially invited to be present.
A large attendance is most earnestly
desired.
The sidewalk in front of the store of
Y. Dayton Bolster Il Co. is in process of
New curbing has been put
N, and the walk has been raised several
inches, so as to bring it to a level with
The sill of the building. The crossing of
he driveway TO the sheds viii be raised
10 the level of the walk.
The November supper and entertain
nent by the Congregational society Will
occur on the 10th inst. "A Vision of
Fair Women, a dramatic paraphrase in
me scene based upon Tennyson'S dream
If Fair Women will be given by about
hirty young ladies and children. This
promises very enjoyable evening.
A school sociable, in connection with
he close of the fall term, was held at
Elm Hill school house Friday evening.
Nearly $500 was realized as the net pro-
eeds of the evening. A box supper was
aten. During the evening the scholars
PRESENTED the teacher, Miss Grace
3ennett, cup and saucer, and requested
Ter to return next term. /,
Leslie F. Keene, formerly of South
'aris, is Republican candidate for alder
nan from his ward in Melrose, Mass,
where he resides. Mr.. Keene will be {
by many South Paris peo-
lie, though he left here in 1882 when
oung man. He is now vice-president,
Iirector and head salesman in the w. 5. u
leene Leather Company of Boston, and {
5 an active, hustling business man.
The following pupils at the Porter
street school were not absent during the