Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-11-22
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ing and it was success In every par
ticular. The children did splenddly
and the teachers, Miss Olive G. SWEET
and Miss Ethel NJ. Howe, merit special
commentator for the careful prepare
ton and patient drilling given to the
scholars. The financial result was also
very satisfactory, the net proceeds being
over twenty-five dollars, and this will
be used to purchase improvements for
the school room. All the different dia-
lOgues and sketches by the children
deserve much praise, and the last num-
Der on the programme, . cake walk by
three little coon couples, brought down
the house in storm of applause until
they were compelled to 60 over it again.
Following are the names OF those who
took part in the cake walk: Warren
Cookson, Robert Churchill, Ivan Tuell,
Helsn Dexter, Madge Tuell, Hazel
Bacon. Following the evening pro-
gramme q sociable was enjoyed by a
large number. Music for the sociable
was furnished by Elmer E. Tuell, piano,
and Charles Il. Martin, violin. Quite a
number were present from out of town
and very pleasant evening was passed.
The teachers desire to express their
thanks to all those who assisted them
in making the entertainment success.
Granite Lodge, F. and A. NJ, No. 1S2,
elected the following officers for the
con- ing year at their meeting Wednes-
day evening of last week:
w.M.-J. L. Marshall.
8. W.-Chester II. Lane.
j. W.. A. Bicknell
Treas.-C. Howard Lane.
Sec.-L. b. Swan.
s. D.-Charles +. Barden.
j. D.-Rollin n. Stetson.
Mrs. Fred T. Lurvey and son Harold
of Bryant's Pond visited Mrs. c. F. Bar
den the last of the week.
Mrs. Geo. D. Robertson has been
spending a few days in town. Mr.. Rob
ertson came and stayed over last Sunday.
Misses Margie Mckinney and Jennie
Bradbury are at home for their Thanks
giving vacation. They expect to return
to Pennington for the winter term of
school.
Writ Mckinney is also home from
NorridgewOck where he is attending
high school.
Rev. A. K. Baldwin, wife and little
son are at A. E. Marshall's. Mr.. Bald
win has been quite i'll with an attack of
tonsilitis, and at this writing it is feared
he may have fever.
Scholars not absent one day in the
Primary school for the last term:
| Helen Dexter. Ethel Brock.
Marion Curtis. Roy Young.
Maynard Chase. Hazel Bacon.
Lillian Day. Grace Brock.
Wright Flavin. Gertrude Verrill.
Linwood Verrill. Gertrude Curtis.
Arthur Flayin. Esther Nelson.
Those missing only one day:
| Robert Churchill. Nellie Tubbs.
/ Laura Hill. Clarence Ring.
| The W. C. T. U. will have charge o.
a union temperance service next Sunday
evening, Nov. 9th, at the Baptist
church.
The Wednesday Club held its meeting
for two weeks with Mrs. F. f. Wheeler
There will be social dance at Dun
hams Hall Thanksgiving evening, Nov
24th. Music by BacOn's Orchestra
Tickets per couple, so cents. There
will be refreshments at intermission
Floor managers, F. II. Hill and r. E
Shaw.
The following students of the Gram
mar School were not absent one-hal
day:
Merton Hammond. Albert Scribner.
Clarence Hammond. Neville Rowe.
| Earle Adams. Clarence HIATT.
| Ralph Bacon. Nellie Hammond.
Lila Young. Laura Willis.
Ellnor Tue1. Nina Greedy.
Lula Emmons. Lucie Everett.