Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-30
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least.
j. P. Richardson is in Boston anG
vicinity this week on business.
Mrs. William NOVEL; of Fairfield is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. j. P. Richardson.
Miss Ethel Wing of waterville ha,
been a guest at Theron Hathaway
for few days.
Amos A. Bird has Dough. the house
formerly occupied by Elmer B. Austin
on Porter Street.
j. r. McArdle, after a hearing Monday
morning, was taken to the insane hos.
pital at Augusta.
L. B. Swan and Alpheus d. Andrews
were drawn Saturday traverse jurors for
the March term of court.
w. l.. Merrill of Norway is singing
second tenor in the male quartette choir
at the Congregational church.
The festival chorus rehearsal which
would have been held this Monday even
ing with Mrs. Briggs will be omitted.
Miss Isabel C. Morton was visited over
Sunday by her roommate at Hebron
Academy, Mise Helen MOrrell of Gardi-
ner.
The full acreage of sweet corn wanted
for the Burnham & Morrill, factory this
season has been secured, and the books
are closed.
The Old Maids Club will entertain at
the Baptist church Wednesday evening
of this week, with supper and entertain
ment. Supper at Gas. Prices as usual.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs was at home
from Lewiston over Sunday, accompanied
by Miss Willard, one of the instructors
in Bliss Business College, which Miss
Briggs is attending.
Charles 4. Merrill, who has been
teaching school in South Woodstock, is
at home, his school having closed last
Thursday, three weeks before the time
intended, on account of diphtheria.
Remember the apron and candy sale at
the NJ. E. church Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Jan. 81, followed by sup
per and first class entertainment in the
evening. Supper and entertainment 10
cents. Entertainment 10 cents.
Fifty dollars worth of new books
have been added to the Methodist Sun
day School library recently, and some
ninety volumes have been taken out of
the library and will be sent to the
libraries at North Paris and Buckfield.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge of Auburn
and West Paris Lodge of West Paris
have been invited to meet with Mt. Mica
Lodge, /. o. o. F., at its regular meet
ing next Thursday evening, and good
number of visitors are expected. Sup
per will be served in New Hall.
The Oxford Club, consisting of
Methodist pastors and wives from South
Paris, Norway, Oxford, Mechanic Falls,
Buekfield, West Paris and Bethel, meets
to-day (Monday) in the Methodist vestry.
There will be programme OF essays
and discussions after dinner is served.
DR.. C. l.. Buck and family have moved
from II. w. Dennison's house on Park
Street into the house of Mrs. Nancy
Whitman on the same street, and Mr..
Dennison and family, who have been liv-
ing with Mrs. Dennison's father, w. b.
Stuart, will move back into their house.
There will be roll call at the meet
ing of the Ladies of the G.. A. r. Satur-
day evening, Feb. 8. All members are
requested to DO present, and respond to
their names by at least quotation. All
members of the post are invited to be
present after the business meeting. Re-
freshments will be served.
On this Monday evening Rev. F. b.
Schoonover of Bethel will lecture in the
Methodist vestry on his travels in
Damascus and the Lebanons," and will
exhibit some souvenirs. The lecturer
was recently for two years in Rome, and
is an interesting speaker. Admission to
a member of any Sunday School, 10
cents. All persons are invited to profit
by hearing this lecture.
The senior class in the high school has
in preparation the drama, "Under the
Laurels," which will be presented in
New Hall, Friday evening, Feb. 8. The
cast is as follows: