Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-20
Mr.; Dorca. n. Richardson IL Waiting

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is guest at b. A. Morton's.
Mrs. Robert Bean Of North Bethel |
spending few weeks at home.
Miss Florence NJ. Richardson il visi,
ing her sister, Mrs. Peaslee, in Exeter
N. H.
Charles Kimball, on the Herber
Tucker farm, is seriously i'll with pneu
monia.
Philip s. Mason and family will star
Tuesday morning for q visit of few
weeks to friends in Massachusetts,.
Miss Susie n. Wheeler entertaine,
sixteen of the teachers of South Pari
and Norway at her home Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. George Soper received box o
roses and violets recently from Mrs. G
w. Whitman Of Florida, which sh,
appreciated very much.
Mrs. j. F. McArdle and Miss ".
McArdle have moved on to the second
floor of their house, and L. B. Carter
and family will occupy the rent on tn.
ground floor.
Rev. A. K. Baldwin preached an inter
esting sermon on missions last Sunday
morning at the Methodist church in ex
change with the pastor. Next Sunday
evening Rev. G. F. Parsons will preach.
The Epworth League will have an en-.
tertainment and pie social at the NJ. E.
church parlOr on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 2lst. Pies sold at close of enter.
tainment. Ladies' requested to bring a
pie. Admission free to all.
The monthly supper at the Congre-
gatiOnal church Thursday. Feb. 22d,
Washington's birthday. Very hand
some menu cards will be distributed.
Soups, oyster patties, salads and cold
meats. Entertainment by local talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Wheeler and
Miss Sue Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Gray attended the ladies'
night banquet of the Oxford County
Association of Knights Templar at
Bears Hotel, Norway, Thursday evening.
Tickets for the male Pink Carnation
Minstrels, which will appear in New Hall
March and 2, will 60 on sale at F. A.
Shurtleff & Co.'s Saturday morning, Feb.
oath, at Q o'clock. Tickets % cents. all
seats reserved. Children under II, Is
cents.
After the regular meeting of Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Friday evening
of this week there will be book social
and each member is asked to represent
the title of some book. The one guess
ing the largest number correctly will be
the best fellow.
Mt. Mica Lodge of South Paris, West
Paris Lodge of West Paris, and Mechanic
Falls Lodge of Odd Fellows have all been
invited to meet with Abou Ben Adhem
lodge of Auburn on Thursday evening,
March LIST. West Paris degree staff will
confer the I'd degree.
1.-THE Jolly Eight"-although for that
evening they were seven-were enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss Kitty
one of their number, at valen-
tine party. The evening was passed in
dancing and other amusements, and was
much enjoyed by all.
The members of the Fan Tan Club
tho haven't entertained will entertain
the club at banquet at the Beals
House, Norway, Tuesday, Feb. 20. The
banquet will be served at nine O'Clock,
and the membere are asked to take the
quarter past eight Car.
Miss Grace Bennett, who is teaching
in Amesbury, Mass, is just recovering
from injuries caused by the collapse of
a chair in which she was sitting. She
was confined to the bed for two or three
weeks, and serious injuries were feared,
but she is now getting around again.
Two splendid illustrated lectures will
be given in the Methodist church on
and Tuesday evenings, Feb. 26
and %, by Mr.. Albra Fogg. The sub
jects are Scenes in California and the
Rocky Mountains" and Vacation
Glimpses," trip to Washington and
other places.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Bap-
list church will celebrate Washington's
Wednesday evening, Feb. 2lst,
by giving a baked bean supper. The
walters will be costumed in Martha
Washington style. Supper at $50 p. NJ.
literary games will be played
during the evening.
Quite delegation of ladies from the
W. c. T. U. accepted the invitation of
the Norway Union to meet with them
Friday afternoon and were most loyalty
in Grange Hall. After a
most pleasing entertainment generous
was served. Long live the
Norway Union of the w. C. T. U.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, who has been sub
master in Norway High School for the
past two terms, goes to-day, Monday, to
Harvard, where he will complete the
course and take his diploma with the
class, of 1906. Mr.. Wheeler entered
Harvard in 1902, and was taking the
course in three years, but was obliged
BY i'll health to drop out about a year
sgo.
Those of the W. C. T. U. who heard
Miss Brewster at the Baptist vestry |
Tuesday afternoon were we'll repaid for
INV effort made. She had an easy and
graceful manner, while what she said
vas entertaining and profitable. Miss
rolman rendered sacred solo in her
usually pleasing manner and one more
name was added to the list of white
'ibboners.
They were trying to arrange rehears-
lis, and dovetail them in some way
.mong the continuous series of events |
n the place. Cant you postpone that
,ther rehearsal to some other night in
he week." was asked. Postponed" was
he response. "Good land! there isn't |
my night to postpone anything to in
south Paris. II you can't have it on the |
hight set, you've simply got to cut it
nut entirely"
1t is the request of the supper COM
nittee for the annual fair supper of the |
Good Cheer Society, Fob. %, that all
cook two things, and any one
Unable to do so, after receiving their |
lip will kindly notify the chairman,
hrs. j. j. Murphy, as soon as possible. |
Also there are several tablecloths that |
,ave been taken out to wash which have
Tot been returned. 1t is very necessary
hat they be looked up and brought in |
,y next Wednesday, Feb. 2lst. The
supper will be in Good Cheer Hall,
Feb. 2Sth.
The masked poverty "soshul" OF the
Christian Endeavor So |
,iety in Oald M Haul Friday evening |
vas very successful affair, brilliant in
Is line, and well attended. Rip Van
Wrinkles attire. after his twenty years
,leep, was discounted by some OF the
costumes which appeared. The Bling
Vile Band furnished most appropriate