Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-03-12

SOUTH PARIS.

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fair are over S4OO.
Harry P. King of Portland was at s.
NJ. Kings over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Stanley of
A,,h-n visited here Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Edgerley is visited by
her aunt, Mrs. Cobb of Gorham.
We had one day last week which was
really quite comfortable at noon.
Miss Anna Croker, who teaches in
Ninot. is at home for the vacation.
Rev. ]. II. Little conducted religious
services at the Jail Sunday afternoon.
special meeting of the Universalist
narish will be held this Monday evening.
The Ladies' of the G.. A. r. will serve
dinner in G. A. r. Hall, Tuesday, March
10.
The Chautauaua Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. George A.
Cutting.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs goes to Bos-
ton this week, to take position in a
hospital.
George NJ. Atwood, William j. Wheel
or and Alton c. Wheeler were at Au-
gusta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Brett have
returned from a short visit to relatives
in Beverly, Mass.
The family of Eli j. Swan have moved
from II X. Stearns' house on Pleasant
Street to Norway.
Mrs. HAYES of Auburn was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler,
a few days last week.
Eben II. Marshall and family have
moved into rent in Hiram Pulsifers
house on Pleasant Street.
Water pipes are freezing about every
day. and the annual tearing up OF the
streets is we'll under way.
Mrs. Walter l.. Gray, after her illness
of several weeks, is now so she is able to |
get out little on pleasant days.
This is the month which bears the |
gentle name of spring. Fifteen below
zero east of the river Monday morning.
George c. Aldrich and family, who
have been living over the Aldrich meat
market, have moved to the farm of n.
NJ Rowe.
What, You don't say so, Another
mems supper? Yes. The men of the
Baptist church are planning to serve one
about March goth.
The factory of the Paris Manufactur-
ing Co. was temporarily shut down
Monday morning on account of an acct
dent to the main belt.
The "Mermaids" met with Misses
Addie and Charlotte Giles Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served and
very enjoyable time was had by all.
The Democrat was misinformed as to
the place of meeting of the Euterpean
Club. Ii met with Miss Nellie jackson.
Next Monday it meets with Mrs. Burn
ham.
The Seneca Club will be entertained
this Monday evening by Miss Eva
Walker. Christiana will be the city
studied and delightful evening is antic-
ipated.
Mrs. ]. II. Stuart entertained the
Merry Wives of Paris Thursday after
noon. Light refreshments were served,
and the afternoon was much enjoyed IN
social way.
No opposition appeared at the hearing
al Augusta Tuesday on the bill to in
corporate the Paris Trust CO., and on
Thursday it was favorably reported by
tue committee.
Entertainment and sociable at Grange
Hall March 10. Entertainment consist |
ing of The Magic Mirror and other
farces. Ice cream and cake for sale.
Admission ten cents.
The Fau-Tans enjoyed one OF their
pleasant sessions at their club room
Tuesday In the afternoon they brought |
their work, and a chowder supper was |
served and the evening spent socially.
News has been received by friends |
here of the recent birth of a son to Mrs.
Belle Jones of San Antonio, Texas, for |
merly Miss Belle Corbett of this place, |
whose husband died few weeks since. |
Mrs. Archie Cole of Caledonia Springs, |
Ontario, is visiting friends at South
Paris. Mr.. Cole was also here for a |
short time. When Mrs. Cole returns, |
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson will 60 with her
for visit.
Albert W. Walker and Charles w.
BOwker were Wednesday evening chosen |
delegates from the South Paris Board OF
Trade to the semi annual meeting OF the |
state Board of Trade at Lisbon Tuesday !
of this week.
Principal p. Z. Hathaway of the Nor
way High School and Mrs. Hathaway |
have returned to their home here from
Waterville, where they have been spend |
ing the school vacation with Mrs. Hatha- |
ways people.
There will be a social in the vestry OF
the Baptist church Thursday evening, |
March Ia. No admission will be asked |
and every body invited. Peanuts, candy |
and pop corn for sale. Come and play |
your favorite game.
Miss Bertha Kneeland gave an interest |
ing address on missionary life IN the
Argentine Republic at the Methodist
vestry last Friday evening. Miss Knee |
land passed five years in that country and
speaks Spanish readily.
Miss Alta C. Walker is at home for the
vacation from her teaching at Wells |
Beach Miss Florence n. Jswett, former |
IL assistant in the high school, now gu |
perintendent of schools in Denmark, Is |
also at A. W. Walkers for a visit.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office March IL:
Mrs. W. Richardson.
Mr.. Belmont Pratt
Miss Winnie Pinkham, 8.
Mr.. Reg. Densmore.
Mrs. Calvin Cole.
Harrison Farrar, who lives on farm
in the eastern edge of Paris, about four
miles north of the Hill, will build house
for his own occupancy this season,
short distance south of the house OF his
son Everett Fl. Farrar, on Park Street
across the bridge.
Miss Margaret A. Baker has been
nominated by Governor Cobb to adj |
minister oaths, solemnize marriages,
etc This is q denomination for Miss
Baker. who has already for one term
exercised these functions-practically
those of justice of the peace.
WinslOw C.. Thayer and Harold T.
Thayer entertained party of the young
people at whist at their home Tuesday
evening Five tables were filled. The
evening was very pleasantly spent, re-
freshments were served, and it was after
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