Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-09
Wet Paid.

Last Friday the whistle ct the new
clothespin mill of L. n. Mann q Son
vas heard for the first time. Mr.. Mann
has not yet got his mill In full operation,
but Is beginning work sufficient 70 I'LL
some orders. Mr.. Mann's mother, Mrs.
Carrie Mann, recently came from Aassa-
chusetts and il visiting in his home.
Miss Emma A. Swan Of Auburn has
been spending two weeks vacation at
L. B. Swans.
Mr.. w. 8. jackson has returned from
q months trip to Minnesota, where he
visited his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Durham are visit
ing their son in Waterville.
Mrs. r. 8. Farnum had most attract
i've display of fall and winter millinery
Friday and Saturday Of last week. Her
store Is also we'll stocked with her usual
tasteful selection Of fancy goods.
The annual business meeting OF the
Good Will Society was we'll attended
and the following officers were elected
for the coming year:
President-Ars. L. G. Bates.
vioe-President-M Clara A. Ridlon.
Secretary-Mrs. L. II. Irish:
Assistant Sec:-Mrs. Dora n. Ridlon.
Treasurer-Miss Della Il. Lane.
The treasury shows balance on hand
of about $4,000. A large amount of
this will probably be used in fitting up
the stage in Good Will Hall. Work has
been done on this during the past week,
Mr.. W. q. Lurvey being the carpenter,
and Mr.. W. P. Morton of South Paris Ia
doing the painting of the drop curtain
and stage scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cole have moved
into the rent over the drug store Of
Shurtleff & Co. Their former residence
on Church Street purchased some time
since by Mr.. Albert Ryder, has beer
taken possession of by the owner. Last
Thursday W. W. Gardner moved biz
family into the house just vacated by
Mr.. Ryder. The house on Greenwood
Street vacated by Mr.. Gardner has very
recently been purchased by Mr.. Alden
Day, who will at once move in his
family.
The following programme was giver
Sunday evening. Oct. 7th, at the Uni
versalist church. After the opening
vesper service the anthem was sung by
the choir. In place of the regular ser
mon this programme was given by thu
children of the Sunday School:
1. Recitation. Doing Duty. Elinor Tuell
Rev. I. s. Macdun
F.. (s' .sS Serving Your King BY children
" Recitation. Join Our Band,
5 Eeelis,iSa'- Herbert HILL LSy& PERKY 3ssI,
:. Duet, The Savior is Calling.
Alice Barden, Madge Tuell
8. Recitation. Deeds Of Kindness.
Roy Young. Maynard Chase, Ivan Tuell
10. Recitation. The Golden Age, Helen Dexter
II. Exercise and Song. The Respers. .,u,,
-. Recitation, Autumn, Mary stearnf
After this the choir sang the anthem
"a Dream of Paradise" A choir ha
been organized for the regular evening
services consisting of r. N. Stetson
tenor; Mrs. r. S. Farnum, soprano; Mrs
lC. E. Chase, alto; F. A. Durham, bass
Miss Jennie NJ. Brown, organist. 1
large audience was present.
Remember the Methodist harvest din
ner, supper and sale Tuesday of thi
week.
Miss Lola A. Lane has been in il
health for some weeks and the ply
sicians think it may be case of appen
dicitis.
Roscoe Tuell's herd of cattle brok
out of the pasture recently, and while Il
the road above Trap Corner they wer
run into by Ed Andrews of Bryant
Pond with his automobile. One OF
fancy pair of matched steers had a le
broken and had to be killed.