Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-11-21

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During the evening music was several
times furnished by Mr.. Martin and Mr..
Tuell and all the numbers on the pro-
gramme were we'll carried out. A social
was held and ice cream and fancy crack
ers sold. Onward Lodge is prospecting
and has added quite a number to Its
membership this year.
Brother G. w. Q. Perham of Franklin
Grange, Bryant's Pond, visited West
Paris Grange Nov. II, and gave It's mem
bers a good lecture on the best method
of dispOsing OF dairy milk. rms Is
question of much interest to our farmers
and Mr.. Perham advocated selling the
milk whole instead of selling cream to
the factory. West Paris Grange voted
to have an all day meeting Nov. 25th;
business meeting in the forenoon, then
dinner, and rehearsal of degree work in
the afternoon. Also voted to accept the
Invitation of Franklin Grange to visit
them the first Saturday in December to
work the Sd and 4th degrees. Franklin
Grange to furnish the dinner and literary
programme. 1t is hoped there will be
good attendance.
w. G. Hammond and son have for
several weeks been working in Peru and
vicinity packing apples for r. l.. Cum
mings. Eugene Hammond has been
packing apples for w. W. Durham at
North Paris.
Having a Sunday free from other en-
gagements Rev. F. E. Barton expects to
have an extra preaching service next
ISunday, Nov. 26, at the usual hour.
Rev. II. A. Abbott of Bridgewater, N.
~, visited his sister, Mrs. z. Z. Tuell,
the middle of last week on his way to
see relatives in West Sumner. Mrs.
Tuell accompanied him to Sumner for a
short visit.
Mrs. C. F. Barden and two daughters
have been spending week with rela-
tives at Danville.
Mrs. Mary Moore and Mr.. Irving
Whitaker of Prospect Harbor have been
visiting their cousin, Mrs. E. z. Field.
Mrs. Alba Grover has been sick.
Samuel Estes is improving.
Mrs. Elva E. Locke, who has for
several weeks been with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Gerrish at Lisbon, has re-
turned home to remain until after
Christmas. Mrs. Gerrish who has been
} quite seriously i'll is now convalescent
and came here to remain with her mother
until after Thanksgiving, at which time
: Mr.. Gerrish is expected to be here and
she will return with him. The many
friends and acquaintance of Mrs. Ger.
IRISH in this vicinity sincerely wish her q
speedy return to health.
j. L. Marshall is closing out his grain
business, and has moved his family con
sisting of wife and little daughter Eliza
beth, to the home of his father, G. F
Marshall, at Trap Corner, where they
have furnished some rooms and viii
remain for the present. The mil
property which was occupied and ruI
so many years by the late Samuel B
Locke is for sale, two-thirds of this
property being owned by Mrs. Locke
The lower rent in the Locke house
vacated by Mr.. Marshall will be rented
Mrs. Locke keeping the upper part O
the house for her home.
The w. c. T. U. will hold uniol
: service on Worlds Temperance Sunday
Nov. 26, in the evening at the Baptis
q church at Z o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Nelson
:. and Rev. F. z. Barton will be present
After the opening praise service ther,
will be music by quartette, song b.
y Alice Barden, readings by the member
and remarks by the pastor. A class o
S children also have an exercise. An in
teresting programme has been arrange,
and all are cordially invited.
Mrs. L. G. Bates was called to Swamp
II scott, Mass, for few days the last o
y the week to attend the funeral of he
aunt, Mrs. Mary Lambkin. She wa
II the mother of Mrs. Cora Benson and il
years past lived part of the time il
+ this vicinity.
There will be grand social dance a
Dunham's Hall on the evening of Nov
20. Grand march at Sis. Music b.
J. Stearns' Orchestra. Floor manager r
liz. Shaw. Aids j. NJ. Thayer, Paris; n
;. l. Swan, Bryant's Pond; C. Il. Lane, Jr
If. II. Hill, C. l.. Ridlon. Supper serves
u in lower hall at intermission by Grant
/ Chapter, o. E. S. Dance tickets 5
cents per couple. Supper rs cents pc
l. plate.
q Mrs. Ratcliff, the mother of Mrs.
D. Swift, who has for some time BEEF
living with them, went to the Contra
Maine General Hospital recently for
surgical operation. She is doing a
g we'll as could be expected.
G. L. Marston and family have move
on to the Sim Farr farm in Greenwood
Q Mrs. Holden and family, who have beef
living in Mrs. Annie Emmons' house o.
Pioneer Street. expect to move into tn
g house vacated by Mr.. Marston.
Mrs W. w. Gardner and four children
have just returned from two months
visit among her relatives in Canada.
!, James Robinson, who has partially re
covered from his serious illness of las
summer, has moved his family to Sout
Paris where he has employment in tn
novelty toy shop.
Following are the names of all the pu
b pills who were not absent one-half. da
l. during the term of school just closed:
Alfred Andrews. Ethel Brock
Ralph Bacon. Laura Barden.
5 Alice Durham. Clarence Durham.
Harold Durham. Lucie Everett.
a Agnes Gray. Clarence Hammond.
Iona Littlehale. Walter Littlehale.
I Ellnor Tuel. Laura Willis.
Lila Young.
o Those absent one-half day:
Earle Adams. Robert Churchill
Lula Emmons. Nellie Hammond.
n Grace NJ. Dudley teacher and Jennie L
= Bradbury assistant of the high an
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