Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-12-19
There will be no children's rehearsal
ut New Hall this week.

Eben Chapman Thursday at 2:3O p. N.
Miss Ada Abbott of Upton, forme
student in the high school, is visiting a
1. F. Evans.
Mr.. Gerald Clifford of Tufts Denta
College will be at home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Rev. B. S. Rideout of Norway preach
ed an excellent sermon at the Methods
church in exchange with the pastO
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Clifford ant
Charles Edwards started Monday morn
ing for Bangor, to attend the session o
the State Grange.
Mrs. George w. Haskell, who wa
seriously i'll for some time following th'
birth of a son some weeks since, is nov
improving slowly bnt steadily.
Deer were brought in from Stonehan
Friday by Harold T. Briggs, Charles
SWEET and Charles Wilson-one for each
They were the last of the season fol
this place.
The judges to preside over the terms
of Supreme Court for the coming year
Were assigned last week. Judge Spear
comes to Oxford in March, and Chief
Justice Wiswell in October.
John A. Scott, superintendent of the
Mason Manufacturing Co.'S factory, is
in New York on business for few days.
The factory is shut down for a short
time to take account of stock.
The Rebekahs had a special meeting
last Friday evening when eight young
ladies and one adult took the degree.
Ice cream and saltineS we're served and a
most pleasant evening enjoyed.
The Christmas festival of the Baptist
church will be held in the audience
room of the church next Monday even
ing. There will be cantata by the
entitled Santa Claus Dream"
and tree.
The Methodist Sunday School will
give the Christmas cantata, Santa
Claus on Time" in the church next
Monday evening. After the cantata
presents will be taken from the Christ
mas tree. Next Sunday the sermon and
music will be appropriate to the season.
The board of health has decided that no
ce must be cut for domestic uses on the
liver below the Park Street bridge, on
account of the sewers which enter the
stream below that point. The local ice
dealers have been notified to that effect.
ce to be used simply for refrigerating
purposes may be cut anywhere, but it is
if any Que will care to make or
Use two grades of ice.
A document of considerable magni-
ude recently recorded at the registry of
leeds is million-dollar mortgage. 1t
S given by the Rumford Falls Power
Company to the Union Safe Deposit and
Trust Company to secure an issue Of
ponds. The property covered is the
lams, head gates, canals and their mar
.ins, and the flowage rights of the COM
,any, in the towns of Rumford, Mexico
md Peru, together with the rentals from
he same.
The following is the musical pro-
,ramme at the Methodist church for
lext Sunday:
nthem, Sing. o Heavens, -Storer.
olo o little town of Bethlehem. -.---.---Ne viu.
n 'ir selection. Angels from the realms Of
Violin o6iigato, Sara SWEET.
,frrtory, Audante, Violin and organ
'ostlude, March, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lerman.
Choir:-Hattie Leach. Soprano; Mrs. w. w.
tower, Alto; Geo. 1. Burnham, Tenor; W. w.
tovar Raaa Mrs Gen T. Rurnham Orgauist.
The mems supper TO be given at the
Baptist church on Thursday evening bids
air to be the event of the week. A
arge number of tickets have already
,een sold and everything possible is
,eiug done to make the supper and the
which is to follow asuc-
,ess. An orchestra and male quartet
will assist in making the evening social
lour of the pleasantest. Get your tick
It's early. Admission, including sup
Der and entertainment, twenty-five cents.
Thursday evening Rafael Freyre, who
$ spending the Hebron vacation at l. F.
started down street, going by
way of Pine Street. As he crossed the
abroad man grabbed him by the col
ar of his coat and asked for money. The
,ouug man, who is six feet tall and we'll
quilt, promptly let the stranger have his
list, and then calmly kept on his way
Town Pine Street. without further mo-
estatiou. In Cuba, where his home is,
such occurrences are more common than
here, and he seemed entirely uncon-
,erned about it. The man who wanted
money was probably one who had just
come in on train.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Emery w. Mason was at Arthur Tai
BOTS last Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Ryerson was the recent
,uest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Gowell.
Mrs. Sewell Parker is confined to the
house by illness. DR.. Stewart is attend
ne her.
John SWEET returned from Kennebunk
asst Saturday where he has spent the
,ast three months with his son, j. II.
,wett.
Sanford Brown, who has been Ill for
he past week with a severe attack of the
,rippe at the home of his parents, is
low able to go out of doors.
Chas. SWEET and Chas. Wilson return
ID from hunting trip to Stoneham
asst Saturday, each the proud possessor
# large deer which he shot.
Mrs. John Small started last Thurs
lay on two weeks outing. She will
isit relatives and friends in Lewiston,
Livermore Falls and Ches-
erville before returning home.
\ Successful Congregational Fair.
A busy place was the vestry of the
church last Wednesday
md Thursday, when the annual fair of
he ladies was in progress there. 1t
.dded one more to the list Of yearly