Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-11-13

E. w. knight was at homo from
Auburn few days last week.
f. A. Heidner, who has been here fol
several weeks, returned home last week
The snow started a number of deer
hunters ''up country" Monday morning
Master Harlan Dennison is visiting his
grandparents at West Bethel for . week.
The annual harvest supper with an en-.
tertainment will be served in the
Methodist vestry Thursday. The admis-
sion is 20 cents.
The first division OF the Good Cheer
Society A, B, C., D, and e will meet with
Mrs. Irving Andrews this Monday after
noon at O'Clock.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler, University OF
Maine 10, who had come from Orono to
the football game at Lewiston, was at
home over Sunday.
Master Philip Bolster visited his
brother, Morton Bolster, at Bates Col
lege over Sunday, and took in the foot
ball game Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Moulton of Ok
ford attended service at the Methodist
church on Sunday and were cordially
welcomed by many friends.
The Ladies of the G. A. r. invite Will
liam K. Kimball Post to roll call and
entertainment Saturday evening, Nov.
II. 1t is hoped there will be a good at
tendance.
Quite lot of the local sports, and
some who perhaps wouldn't want to be
put under that head, attended the Bates
University of Maine football game at
Lewiston Saturday.
Master Henry Howe and Master Muir
ray Bigelow were the guests of the gram
mar school teacher, MIR. POmerOy, at his
in Saturdays football game.
Four to six inches of snow which fell
Sunday on unfrozen ground, makes
travelling rather mushy. Monday morn
ing sleighs ran better than wheels, but
that condition will hardly last long.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Geo. Farnum
Thursday afternoon. The subject of
India will be concluded for the present.
Mrs. Susie Chapman will be the leader.
Mrs. n. A. Clifford will receive the
Junior League and Kings Heralds at
the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. In
the evening there will be cabinet meet
ing of the Epworth League at the same
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Stearns will close
their house here and spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Z. G. Park, at
Bethel. Mrs. Stearns went there Satur-
day night. Mr.. Stearns will go week
or two later.
Advertised letters, South Paris, Me-:
l.. l.. Ralclf.
Mrs. Charles II. Randall.
Thurlow L. HaZelton.
Mr.. C.. NJ. Harrington.
Mr.. Leroy j. Abbott.
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Rev. ]. II. Davis Of Nova Scotia
preached an interesting sermon in the
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
The text was "What is that in thine
hand?" The preacher is brother OF I.
Morton Davis, whom he visits for few
days.
Miss Alice B. Knight started Monday
for Jamaica Plain, Mass, where
she will spend the winter with her
brother. Miss Knight has resigned the
position of librarian of Paris Public
Library, which she has held for some
years.
Although the weather conditions were
very unfavorable, over hundred gath
cred at the Congregational church last
Sunday afternoon for the vesper service.
These services are to be continued at the
same hour with special sermon and
music.
There will be regular meeting of the
Good Cheer Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. There is work on hand and it
is hoped there will be a large attendance
and all will come prepared to assist in
the work. Remember the hour, 2, in
stead of 2:30.
The party of four who went to Upton
a week ago are vending their weary way
homeward, with several" deer, as re-
ported by telephone. Monday morning
they were at Rumford Point, somewhat
anxiously inquiring about the state of
the roads in this part of the world.
The next special social, under the
auspices of the Y. p. c. u, will be held
in Good Cheer Hall Tuesday evening,
Nov. goth. In order to have room for a
good social time this, like the one of
Nov. I'd, will be an invited party and all
over Is years of age who received an in
vitation Nov. I'd are invited this time.
From invitations sent out, it is learned
that the S. p. ID. c. (which is, being
South Paris Dramatic Club)
will proceed to blow in the money made
at it's recent Oxford trip, at Fan-Tan
Hall Tuesday evening. As the invita-
tions also state that the motto OF the
club is "Skidoo! 23'', it may be inferred
that this is positively the last appear
ance.
Remember the sale of fancy articles,
aprons, vegetables, food and candy at
the Baptist vestry Friday afternoon and
evening, beginning at 2:3O p. NJ. Cocoa
and waters will be served free in the
afternoon. During the evening there
will DO orchestral selections, solos and
readings. Ice cream and hot buttered
pop corr will be on sale. Come and
bring your friends. A good social time
is assured.
At the request of some of the parents,
Mrs. III. A. Clifford is TO form chill
dren's class in vocal music, especially
for beginners and those who began in
the singing school last spring. No
more children will be taken than can
practically receive individual attention
at each lesson. If advisable, a special
hour will be assigned the youngest chill
dren. The term will consist of twenty
lessons. Rates will be moderate. The
first meeting will be at the parsonage,
Friday, at 2P.M NJ. A convenient perma-
nent hour will then be decided upon.
The full programme of the Euterpean
Club meeting to be this Monday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. Briggs, is as
follows:
Roll call Items concerning Kate yannah.
Minuett In L Hat major, piano anu organ
Mrs Brickett. Mrs. Wheeler:
Essay."Mozart, MISS Leach Leaeh'
s0ns-Lul'a'y'- Miss Smiley. 'V'nnAn'
Piano Sonata. op. 8, No. Mozart
Mrs. Buruham.
song-Good-Bye. Sweet Day. Vannan'
Aria from the "Magic Flute" piano and organ.