Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-11-22

and preached Thanksgiving sermon on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Perdriau OF
Australia spoke at the evening service.
Next Sunday will be observed as TEN.
perance Day by request OF the W. c. I. U.
The speculation as to who is to be
jailer is ended by the definite announce
ment that Mr.. McIntire will appoint
WILDER l.. Farrar of this place. The Sc
lection will give general satisfaction.
Mr.. Farrar has always been an active
Democrat and is entitled to recognition
of his services from his party, and he
will undoubtedly be an efficient and
popular official.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League was held Thursday evening in
the small vestry. The following officers
were elected:
President-Mr. W. r. Henry.
LIST Vice Presldent-Mr. W. W. Payne.
End ice-President-Mrs. s. G 0rdway.
Srd Vice President-Mrs. I. M Davis.
4th Vice President-Mr. T.. L.. Buck.
Secretary-Addie l.. Giles.
Treasurer-Mr. T. NJ. Davis.
Work on the telephone tangle has been
carried on as rapidly rs possible, but
very little of the exchange is as yet in
use. The public station and few other
instruments which are on the former
New England wires are in operation, but
the main system of Eastern wires was
entirely wrecked. Neither is there any
connection as yet with Lewiston and
beyond, but it is hoped to have the
service restored, both local and long
ha nf
A. d. Wing, Harry Wing and Ralph
Sturtevant, who had been hunting in
Stoneham, went through the village
Saturday noon on their way home, with
a load of game which attracted con-
siderable attention, though it consisted
of only two animals. They were deer
and bear. The bear was small one
estimated by his captors at one hundred
pounds, though he looked bigger than
that to the outsiders. Four bullets
struck him, in various parts of his
anatomy, before he Succumbed.
The annual fair of the ladies Of the
Congregational society will be held Dec.
7th and Sth at their vestry. Committees;
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. Geo. A. Wilson. Mrs. Cora s. Briggs.
Mrs. Agnes l.. renfold.
DECORATION.
Miss Sue l.. Rounds. Mas Margaret Jones.
Miss Uessie Haggett. winslow Burbank.
Raw Chapman. Morton Bolster.
Guy Farrar.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. Geo A. Wilson. Mrs. W. j. Wheeler.
Mrs A. f. Shurtlen. Mrs. L. L: Powers.
Mrs. Or. Woodbury.. Mrs Richardson
Miss y. l.. Whitman. Mrs. +. Witham.
Mrs. Sarah Atkins.
ART AND FANCY TABLE.
Mrs. j. 5. Wright. Miss Anna Morse.
Mrs. l.. j. Briggs Mrs W. o. Buckingham
Mrs. Goo. F. Eastman. Mrs. Geo II PAWS.
Mrs W. a. Porter. Mrs. II. \. Porter.
Miss Eva Walker.
MIS- 'ELLANsoUs TABLE.
Mrs. II. y. Bolster. Mrs. j. II. Bean.
Mrs +, o Hathaway Mrs Mrs ! Benn %aef'
Mrs +. Burbt INK. Mrs. Georgia Andrews
Miss Jessie Andrews.
APRON TABLE.
Mrs. Walter SWEET. Mrs. A. II. Jackson.
Mrs A. W. Walker. Mrs. Geo. Richards.
| Mrs w. III. Robinson. Mrs. ID. b. Greene.
Mrs A. Il. Talbot. Mrs. j. Clark.
ALBUM QUILT.
Mrs. w. L. Farrar. Mrs. j. Chute.
| ICE CAVE.
Mrs. w. p Maxim. Mrs. f. A. Shurtlef.
| Miss Mertie W alker. Miss Annie Jenne.
| Miss Abbie record.
| CANDY TABLE.
Mrs. T. s. Barnes. Mrs. w. L. Gray.
Mrs. =. Chandler. Mrs. c. W. Bowker.
Mrs. G. ii. Howard. Mrs: Geo. Bennett
| Miss Mertie Walker.
| FOOD TABLE.
II ~ ~
Mrs \. ID. Bolster. Miss Emma Haskell.
| WHITE TABLE.
Miss blanche Barrows. Miss Elsie Bolster.
/ Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Maud Luut.
i Miss trace Murch. Miss Annie Muzzy.
4 Miss Mae Field. Miss uatue Jenne
/ Miss Louie Martin. Miss Nellie jackson.
i Miss Eva SWEET. Miss Ruth Pratt.
| Miss Iva Haggett. Miss Bessie Haggett.
/ Miss Carrie Clifford. Miss Helen Barnes.
| REFRESHMENTS.
Miss Ollie Stuart. Miss sue Wheeler.
Mrs. Fred Wright. Mrs. Lou Daughraty.
| SUFFER.
Mrs. C. NJ Howard. Mrs. p. 4. Wheeler.
Mrs. G. FERRY. Mrs. Geo. Chapman.
Mrs. A. Martin. Mrs. J. Wight.
Mrs. III. nj iZZy. Mrs. +. Nj. COOK.
Mrs. z. L. Bennett. Mrs. II. ID. Field.
Mrs K. Holman. Miss Emma Shurtlen.
Miss Ida shurtlen
The committees will kindly motto
change of date for the fair, Dec. It'll an
Sth.
KING DISTRICT.
. Amos Canwell is on the sick list.
Bad colds are plenty. Nearly ever!
body has one.
Ralph Sturtevant and A. D. Wing hay
gone deer hunting.
Charles Kimball's horse is better. Il
thinks he will be able to work this vii
| ter.