Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Davis gave whis
party Of two tables Saturday evening.
Clarence Whitman brought in q dee
last week from the Wild River region.
This is our Indian summer, perhaps
At any rate, it is very mild and comfort
able.
Charles E. Thayer is working for hi.
brother, Theodore Thayer, in the mea
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hargrave Of
Portland are guests at N. d. Bolster'i
for few days.
Rev. 81. A. Clifford goes to Portland
Tuesday to attend funeral and will re-
turn on the evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morton and Mr.
and Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler are spending
few days at Camp Concord.
Mrs>w. W. Barnes of Portland has
been guest at T. S. Barnes for a few
days. Mr.. Barnes was there over Sunday.
Our theatre goers didn't attend the
production of Faust at Norway Thurs
day evening. 1t wasn't there-didn't
show up.
The Methodist w. f. NJ. S. will meet
with Mrs. Davis promptly at 3 P. NJ.
Thursday, and conclude the book used
on Japan.
All who want turkeys for Thanks
giving from Thayer's meat market are
requested TO leave their orders early, as
turkeys can only be bought in the cities,
and must be ordered in advance.
The Democrat has been presented with
a Mayfiower blossom, which is one of
quite bunch picked on the 9Th of Novem-
Der, by little Willie Thibodeau, on the
farm of William Canwell in Monmouth.
Samantha Allen at the Court Of
Fame" will be repeated at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening, Nov.
Is. Tickets on sale at Shurtleff' IS drug
store, South Paris, and Stones drug
store, Norway.
Good Cheer members whose names
with letters from N to 4 in
elusive are requested to meet with Mrs.
Chas. II. Thayer next Wednesday at 2
p. NJ. to make arrangements for the De-
cember supper which occurs on the 5th.
Those not absent one day from the
Pleasant Street primary school are as
follows:
Freeman Abbott. Marjorie Chandler.
Marion Gray. Freddie Graves.
Arthur Dow. Mary Abbott.
JESSICA CURTIS. teacher.
George B. Crockett is confined in bed
with an injury 10 his shin. The injury
was received by the tipping over of
chair into which he had stepped to do
some work. II was at first considered
Of no consequence, and he kept about on
it for about ten days before surrendering
to it. 1t is doing well.
Hamlin Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will
observe its annual roll-call at K. P. Hall,
Friday evening, Nov. II. Members of
Mizpah Assembly are invited, also all
resident Knights not members of Hamlin
Lodge. There will be an entertainment
and light refreshments will be served.
All members of the lodge with ladies are
to be present,
Repairs are being made on the old
Pacific hand engine. 1t was discovered
that, although the tub did good work at
the time of the fire drill few weeks
since, throwing a stream which was said
by the spectators to beat the hydrant
stream, one of the plungers was broken.
It is an old break, probably made at the
time of the Bolster store fire several
years ago, the last time the engine was
out for fire use.
Rev. c. F. Parsons, Presiding Elder,
will preach this Monday evening in the
Methodist vestry and hold the quarterly
The annual business meet
ing of the Epworth League for election
Of officers will meet in the church parlor
evening. The Tuesday pray
er meeting is omitted this week. Yester-
day the pastor preached on christianity
Superior TO Buddhism;" one of series
Of missionary sermons.
The town committe has made bargain
for the purchase of the farm owned by
Mrs. Z. A. Jackson for town farm, and
the writings will be done on Tuesday.
This farm is situated at the turn of the
road in the Disco district. not far north
of the school house, and was originally
the farm of Josiah Disco, one of the
grantees of the township. The price
paid is understood to be S2250.00, and
possession is to be given the first of
April.
Save up your quarters for the drama,
"Mine Falls" followed by the sketch,
by the little folks, Reuben and Rachel,
which will be presented at New Hall
Thursday evening, Nov. 23d. This en-
is given under the auspices
of the Universalist parish to defray the
choir expense and it is hoped that they
will be favored with large house.
Admission % cents, all seats reserved.
Children under II, 10 cents. Seats will
go on sale at Shurtlef's at 2 p. NJ, Mon
day, November goth. Secure your seats
early and get the best.
The annual fair and Christmas sale of
the ladies of the Congregational society
vestry. Committees:
Entertaiument-Mrs g. W. Bowker. Mrs. T.
s. Barnes. Mrs. A q. Wheeler. Al ISIS Sue Wheel
er. Miss Mertie Walker.
Decoratiou-Mrs. q. A. Wilson, Mrs. J. s.
Wright. Mrs. II. n. Bolster.
Reception-Rev. and Mrs. A. h. Baldwin, Mrs.
A. f. Shurtleff. Mrs. Agnes Penfold, Mrs. l.. h.
Woodbury.. Miss Nellie whitman, Mrs. W. j.
Wheeler, Mrs. l.. l.. Powers. Mrs. A. Z. Jones,
Mrs. Grinilll Stuart, Mrs. Sarah Atkins. Mrs.
Wallace Clifford. Mrs. b. +. Hicks.
Fancy Table-Mrs. j. S. Wright, Miss Anna
Morse, Mrs. Geo +. Eastman, Mrs. w. A. Por-
ter, Mrs. A. c. Wheee-, Mrs. W. D. Frothing-
ham, Mrs Geo. II. Davis, Mrs. w. l.. Farrar,
Mrs. A. r. Ellingwood, Miss Amy Record. Mrs.
Ii. n. Porter.
Art and Miscellaneous Tsble-Mrs. II n.
Bolster, Mrs. T. +. Hathaway, Mrs. l.. A.
Rounds, Mrs. =. =. Burbank. Mrs. j. II Bean,
Mrs J. L. Plummer. Mrs. j. X. Bennett. Mira. j.
W Chute, Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. Albert Abbott,
Mrs. w. ID. Clark, Mrs. Georgie Andrews, Mrs
Maud pavee.
Apron Table-Mrs. Walter SWEET. Mrs. A. w.
Walker, Mrs. w. IL. Robinson, Mira. A. b. Tai
u, Mrs. A. II. Jackson. Mrs. Geo. Richards,
Mrs w. l.. Blood. Mrs. ID. B. Greene, Mrs. A.
f. Clark, Mrs. NJ Cook. Mrs. James Clark.
Mrs Frank witham, Mrs. Louise Stearns. Mrs.
Lizzie Morse. Mrs. q. NJ. Austin.
Candy Table-Mrs. T. s. Barnes, Mrs. w l..
Gray, Mrs. +. Chandler. Mrs. r. A. Shnrten,
Mrs. e. ii. Howard, Mrs. Fred Wright Mrs.
Edward Greene.
Food Table-Mss Hattie Haskell. Mrs. n: ID.
Bolster, Mrs. n. G. Elder. Miss Emma Haskell.
White Table-Miss Eva L. Walker, Miss
Blanche Barrows, Miss Elsie Bolster, Miss Grace
NJ Ma