Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-12-04
Arthur E. Clark has returned to his
work in Bromptonville, Quebec.

Guy W. Farrar has been at home from
Bowdoin College for the past week.
Mrs. C.. L. Buck has been with he
parents in Scarboro for the past week.
Robert Bean of Nswry spent th'
Thanksgiving holidays at South Paris.
Miss Susie L. Porter, who teaches il
Portland, was at home for Thanksgiving
DIR. Littlefield is building house fol
his automobile beside his stable on Pin'
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. Evans were enter
tanned for Thanksgiving at Theodor'
Thayer's.
T. 5. Barnes aud family spent most ol
Thanksgiving week with relatives in
Portland.
Edward S. Shaw came in from deeI
hunt up the line on Friday, bringing q
good doe.
Mrs. Lila Woodbury. has returned
from Portland, where she has been fol-
several weeks.
Harold Fl. Thayer was at home from
the Maine Medical School at Brunswick
for Thanksgiving.
o. II. Lunt Of Portland was the guest
IF his daughter, Mrs. Harold I. Briggs,
over Thanksgiving.
Cracker" Lowell was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Webster for
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buck King, wife OF
Cyrenus King, formerly of South Paris,
died at her home in Minneapolis Nov.
23d.
Madame lola, the celebrated gypsy
palmist, will make her first appearance
in South Paris Dec. ca at the Christmas
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner E. Tucker spent
Thanksgiving with the family of Mrs.
fuckers son, Judge Sanford l.. FOgg, in
Bath.
Benjamin SWEET and Charles E. Brett
started Wednesday for l.. P. Swett's
camps at Molunkus, where they will
hunt deer.
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. r. Swan of Pc
land were here to spend Thanksgiving
with the family of Capt. Swans brother,
Leander S. Swan.
Mrs. George Hargrave of Portland was
at Y. ID. Bolster's for Thanksgiving.
Morton Bolster was also at home from
Bates for the day.
W. r. Fletcher, who teaches in Fitch
burg, Mass, has been in town with rela-
tives for few days.
John s. DeCuster and Miss Carrie
futile were married at the residence OF
Rev. J. II. Little Tuesday evening, the
ring service being used.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Stewart were en-
at W. J. Wbeeler's for Thanks
giving. Stanley NJ. Wheeler was also at
home from the University Of Maine.
The three daughters of Z. B. Dean of
Western Avenue are rejoicing over a
new piano which took the place OF the
organ in their home on Thanksgiving
Day.
Vernon A. Curtis, who is attending
Shaw's Business College in Portland, has
been at home for few days, accom-
panied by friend, Mr.. Wiley of Lincoln
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton C.. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred III. jackson and
daughter Miss Nellie jackson were en-
tertained at p. Z. Wheeler's Thanks
giving.
A party of five went Saturday to AL
bany for deer hunt, the number in
GLIDING Howard W. Shaw, Ralph b.
Penfold. Donald S. Briggs, Fred Record
and Carl Robinson.
At Minot l.. Whites the Thanks
giving party included r. N. Hall and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K. Hall, Miss
Maud Douglass, Master Wendell Howe
and Miss Verna Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. R. Clark Of
Old Town have been in town for two or
three days. Mr.. Clark was native OF
Paris, and lived here until few years
ago, but has not been here before for
seven years.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Walter l.. Gray.
Toxic will be the city studied. Essays
will be given by Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
Morton, current events by the club and
reading by Miss Stearns.
Mrs. Roxie McArdle and Miss Iva l..
McArdle were entertained for Thanks
giving by Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Durham,
the occasion also being birthday ami
versary for Miss Nora Durham, who was
twelve years old that day.
Mrs. Ella w. Burbank, who within five
months has. lost by death both her son
and her husband, is now stopping
at Rev. A. K. Baldwin's. She plans to
dispose of her household furnishings at
her former home on High Street aud
rent the place.
Special services will commence at the
Uuiversalist church next Sunday. Rev.
Miss Macduff and Rev. S. G. Davis will
conduct the Sunday and Monday services
and Tuesday Rev. ii. II. Hoyt will be
here TO conduct services for the rest Of
the week. Everybody invited especially
the young people.
At A. Z. Shurtlehs a family party
gathered as usual about the board on
Thursday. Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Shurt-
Jeff there were their four children, Miss
Emma Shurtleff, Miss Ida Shurtleff,
Frank A. Shurtleff and family, and Ar
thur X. Shurtleff, and Mr.. Shurtlef' 9
sister, Miss Jennie Shurtleh OF Portland.
Superintendent Charles l.. Back Of the
Methodist Sunday School entertained
four of the classes and their teachers af
the yestry Tuesday evening. Progressive
Finch was the principal feature OF the
evening. Ice cream and fancy crackers
were served. About thirty we're pres
ent, and passed the time very pleasantly
Mr.. Harry j. Fiield Of Burdett Bust.
ness College. Boston, and Mr.. Ralph ID,
Berry, Tufts 10, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. aad Mrs. Harold c. Anderson
Al their home in Providence, X. i. Past
pleasures OF school life at Paris High
were reviewed and q general good time
enjoyed by all. Mr.. Fifeld and Mr.
Berry returned to their college duties
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Buck o.
SHOWS Falls and DIR. Charles l.. Buci
and daughter Myrtle spent Thanksgiv
ING az Fred Farrar's in Sumner. Mrs
Farrar is a sister of Charles T. Buck
Two of the four brothers and the TIVE
sisters were together on this occasion
lad IL is the first time in forty-five year
that so many of them have been togethe
on Thanksgiving day.
Don't forget that the December sup
per of the Good Cheer will be held a
Good Cheer Hall Tuesday evening Of thi
week, Dec. 4th. Supper will be serve'