Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-09-18

meets irst ana tnlru SATURDAY, Hus ny
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday. Id
eTa"6 G. C.-seeond and fourth Mondays OF
each month. O. ~, ,,o NJ ,s,
me- Is second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
yr az evening at Pythian Hall.
Slight frost Saturday morning, but
nothing killing.
Clyde Hebbard is attending Hebron
Academy this term.
Mrs. J. p. Richardson is visiting
friends in New York.
Miss Bessie NJ. Haggett is to teach in
Waterford the coming term.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellen Bolster of Port
land were guests at n. ID. BolSter's last
Wednesday.
Il is understood that Messrs. Taylor
and Poor. Sturgis deputies, from Rum
ford Falls, will be on duty at the tar
this week.
The melancholy days have come, for
the partridge and woodcock. open sea-
son began Saturday.
RaIph b. Penfold and Donald S.
RIGGS left Saturday for Waterville, to
attend Colby College.
Miss [.ottie Giles was on the sick list
few days last week, consequently her
school took an enforced vacation.
Miss Hattie Clifford, teacher of music
in Atlanta University, was guest at the
Methodist parsonage over Sunday.
Dwight Wise and wife of Gardiner
have been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wise, few days recently.
IF. Rowland and friends arrived at
Mountain View Farm from Boston last
week, coming in fine large touring car.
Mrs. D. C. Talbot, Edward Talbot and
wife of Coventry, Conn, have been
guests at w. j. Wheeler's for few days.
Mrs. Frank Turner is at the Central
Maine General Hospital, at Lewiston,
where she underwent a surgical opera
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Chi
cago. who have been visiting Mrs. Alice
q
home last Thursday.
The corn factory is having good run,
and the pack will be rather larger than
was anticipated. 1t is doubtful If the
run is finished this week.
Miss Grace A. Thayer is taking va
cation from her duties in the store OF N.
u. Bolster X Co. Miss Elsie Bolster Is
substituting in her absence.
Five boys started for Orono Monday
morning, 10 enter the University OF
Mane-Grover Brown, Roy j. BIRD,
Lewis W. Keen, Bernard F. Twitchell,
and Harold Cole.
Everybody anticipates good time at
the firemen's ball, which will be at New
Hall Wednesday evening. Music oy
TOwle's Orchestra, seven pieces. Sup
per will be served at intermission by
Champagne, caterer.
The Good Cheer Society has leased the
new dining room at the fair grounds and
will serve dinners each day of the fair.
The dinners will consist of hot baked
beans, salads, pies of a variety of kinds,
hot coffee, ETC., all for - cents.
The Norway Water Co. is changing the
pipe which supplies the hydrant IN
Market Square so that the water VIII
circulate past it. The hydrant has
heretofore been on "dead end" and
has bothered about freezing in the win
ter.
Master Gustave Porter celebrated his
sixth birthday last Monday afternoon
with party to which some twelve OF
his young friends were invited. Re-
freshments were served and games play
ed on the lawn, and a very lively time
was enjoyed.
Rev. G.. +. Parsons will hold quarter
ly conference in the Methodist vestry on
Thursday evening. Rev. Hosea Hewitt
of Mechanic Falls will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. FL. A. Clifford.
Mr.. Hewitt is author of a scholarly book
"Ecee Clerus."
Garden thieves are abroad. Among
those who have suffered from their dep
relations are Benjamin SWEET, who lost
quantity of partly-ripe grapes one
night, and William o. Rockingham,
who is bemoaning the loss of number
of nice squashes and other stuff.
The lecture course at the Methodist
church will be commenced Oct. I'd by
Rev. Daniel Onstott of Old Orchard
subject, Waterloo" Rev. C. A. Hay
den of Augusta will lecture Oct. IL on
"Unworked Joy Mines" There will
concert and lectures by Rev. b. 5. Ride
out of Norway and Rev. Bowley Green
of Portland.
Arthur E. Forbes spent about three
days last week on White Mountain
tramp. Tuesday he went from Appa
lachia station, north of the presidential
range, up the trail to the Mount Madi
son hut, where the night was spent
Wednesday morning over the range t
the summit of Mount Washington, ano
Thursday down the carriage road by thu
Glen to Gorham. The only trouble
with the weather for tramping was tina
il was uncomfortably warm, but it wa
so murky that no extended views coul'
be had. II was not at any time possible
to see more than ten or twelve miles Il
any direction.
A wedding was solemnized at tn
residence of Mrs. Ellen Curtis on GOTH
Street last Wednesday evening when he
son, Roy III. Curtis, was united IN maj
rage with Miss Miriam Calef OF Norway
Rev. Mr.. Brooks of Norway performin
the ceremony. The wedding was quie
one, but ON Thursday evening the youn
couple gave reception to the member
of the South Paris and Norway Epwort
Leagues. About sixty were present an
most enjoyable evening passed. DaiDt
refreshments were served. The youn
couple will reside in Augusta, and Ia
best wishes of many friends 60 VIII
them to their new home.
The Forest Carnival, under the ausp
ces of the Rebekahs, will be given
New Hall Wednesday and Thrrsda,
Oct. II and IS. The sale will open
2:30 Wednesday afternoon and close
the end Of the evening. A public SUI
per will be served in G.. A. r. Hall We'
nesday, at $50. A drama, "A Woman
Honor" will be given Thursday evening
Tho cast, which will be published late
contains some of our best talent and ca
not help but please the public. II
committees of the booths were publishs
few weeks ago. All Rebekahs a.
L. trko IN