Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-02
Wast Paris.

Remember the harvest dinner, supper
and sale to be held by the Methodist
society on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at Odd Fol-
lows Hall. Price Of dinner tickets 10
cents; supper 10 cents.
Rev. Miss Nacdu6 attended . min
isters' convention In Portland the early
part Of last week.
On Monday, Sept. Gath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther n. Irish were made happy BY
the arrival In their family Of little
daughter. Our congratulations.
The social held BY the Universalists
at Good Will Hall last Wednesday even
ing was we'll attended, and the time was
most pleasantly passed with social
games and q short entertainment. A
tidy little sum was realized from the
sale of homemade candy, the table be-
ing In charge Of Mrs. Geo. w. Ridlon.
1t Is the intention of this society to have
q social or entertainment once month
during the winter season.
Next Sunday evening, Oct. Z, there
will be q service at the Universalisf
church which will be continued regular
IL through the winter season. Usually
there will be short preaching service
BY the pastor and opening vesper service
by choir, congregation and minister. Al
this first evening service in place Of the
sermon the children of the Sunday
School will occupy about twenty min,
utes with an interesting programme Of
songs and Rotations, with an exercise
suggestive OF the harvest season. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. James Goldey of Lewiston
preached last Sunday for the Baptist
society.
There was q baptismal service at the
river side near the bridge Monday after
noon of last week by Rev. Thomas
Whiteside.
Austin Hayes has moved to Norway
Lake.
Miss Tibbets of Portland recently
visited her friend, Mrs. r. E. Wheeler.
Mrs. q. H. Wardwell and daughter
Dorothy are visiting at Buckfield for
week or two.
H.K. Moore of Berlin, N. H., was In
town last week. He has sold his house
here known az the Frank Young stand
to Mr.. Alden Day.
Mrs. D. P. Curtis went last week to
make short visit with sister in Wor
cester, Mass. Stella Churchill is house
keeper for her during her absence.
Miss Laura Dean Of Buckfield was the
guest of Mrs. Emma w. Mann q few
days of last week.
Mr.. j. r. Tucker, who during the
summer has not been In the best OIL
health, has been quite sick for two
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. W. Ridlon has been away fol
couple of weeks on business trip tC
Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Marietta Fuller fell recently ant
quite badly sprained wrist, but 1t l:
hoped sustained no permanent injury.
Mr.. W. G. Hammond was quite IL
last week so as to be under the care of
physician, but at this writing is improv
ing.
Mrs. A. G. Savage of Newport is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Farnum.
The following letters are advertised
in West Paris post office Sept. rs:
Mildred Bonney.
Mrs. N. Brown.
E.W. Cole.
Irma III. Dodd.
Grace Dermott.
Mrs. George Giles.
j.. Herself.
Edwin Maker.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell.
8. p. Richardson.
Thomas ROUGH.
Z. c. Staples.
d. G. 8. (three.)
i Mabel Thompson.
i G. A. Walters Co.
Mrs Bertha Murdoch.
The Good Will society will hold thei
annual meeting for election of officers a
Good Will Hall on Wednesday evening
of this week, Oct. 3. All members ar
requested to attend.
The Wednesday Club had it's frs
meeting for the season Wednesday after
noon Of this week with Mrs. +. Z
Wheeler. This year the club meeting
will be once in two weeks instead o
weekly as formerly.
The regular w. C. T. U. meeting viii
be held next Thursday afternoon wit
Mrs. Clarence G.. Morton.