Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-01-19
Mrs. A. D. Park spent Sunday with
relatives at East Sumner.

Mrs. A. d. Park spent Sunday will
relatives at East Sumner.
David Rounds of Danville Junction
was at ]. ID. Haynes over Sunday.
Howard Wheeler was at home from
Burlington, VT, for few days las
week.
At the service at the Baptist church
on Sunday, six candidates received
baptism.
Miss Lizzie Murphy goes to Massachu
sets Wednesday to spend vacation Of
few weeks.
Fred E. Hall took the place of George
A. Briggs in the Universalist choir Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Pottle was called to Bow
doinham Monday by the illness of hel
mother, Mrs. $. +. Whitmore.
Augustus Record, who is stopping
with his brother Chester, in Poland,
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Record, visit over Sunday.
There will be an orange tea at the
Methodist vestry Thursday evening,
Jan. 2lst, under the patronage of the
Junior and Epworth Leagues.
C.. f. social at the Congregational
vestry Friday evening, Jan. 22d. Every
one is requested to wear some article
representing book. Admission > cents.
All invited.
Mrs. Eli j. Swan is now recovering
well after undergoing surgical opera
ton last week. For while her recov-
cry was considered extremely doubtful.
Miss Sue Rounds, first assistant in the
high school, entertained the senior class
at her home Saturday evening. Pit and
other games were enjoyed, and refresh
ments were served.
Members of the Universalist parish,
congregation, and Good Cheer and visit
ing friends from out of the village, who
come to attend the dedication, are in
vited To supper in the banquet room,
Wednesday evening of this week.
In the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Briggs,
Mrs. III. Z. Wilson otficiated as OrganiSt
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning, and the singing was by mix
ed quartette-Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Whit
tie, Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Fred +. Hall.
Rev. W. f. Brooks, ID. D., will go to
Portland Tuesday to attend three days
conference of the International Field
Workers Association for the First
District. This is an organization of
Sunday School workers, and the First
District includes New England and the
provinces of Quebec, Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island and New Brunswick.
The Baptist monthly social will be
held Thursday evening, Jan. 2lSt. Sup
per at $50 in the vestry. At S O'Clock
there will be lecture by Rev. Mr..
Coffin on the Passion Play, illustrated by
fifty superb stereoptlcon views. Adults
will be charged twenty-five cents for
supper and entertainment. Children
under fifteen years, fifteen cents for the |
same. The lecture without supper will |
be ten cents. All are welcome.
The following are the officers of Miz-
pah Assembly, Pythian SiSterhood, re-
,ently installed by Mrs. I. 5. Barnes, |
District Deputy:
C.C.-Mrs. j &. Litteheld.
V.C.-Nlrs. f. VI. Durham.
Prelate-Mrs A. Taylor.
n. r. S-Eva NJ. Walker.
NJ. of Mrs. II. y. Porter.
VI. F.-Mr'. g. +. Eastman.
NJ at Mrs Z. +. kimball.
A. NJ at AIRS. W. b. Strickland.
NJ O.-Mrs II. q Fletcher.
I. G.-Mrs. l.. l.. Powers.
o. G.-Mrs. Chas. NJ johnson.
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The officers of Hamlin Lodge, X. of
P. were publicly installed Friday even
ne by d. d. G. c., Fred A. DelanO of
oxford, assisted by DR.. Grin Stevens,
Grand Prelate, and f. p. Faunce, Grand
Master at Arms. A supper was served
" the Pythian SiSterhood before the
The musical part of the
was furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. V. NJ. Whitman of Norway, Miss
susie NJ. Wheeler, Miss Jessie c. Tol
nan, and a local orchestra. The officers
Installed are: