Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-26
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Get your dinner in G. A. R. Han tow,
meeting day.
Mrs. Charles u. johnson has gone Il
the hospital for treatment.
Another ten inches of snow, or rather
q heavy frost, Sunday night.
Mrs. Eastman Of Lowell is here t
visit her father, Henry Gary.
d. L. Joslin Of Norway supplied The
pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. s. G. Davis of Norway will
preach in the Universalist church next
Sunday.
The Congregational pulpit was sup
piled on Sunday by Professor Fl. r.
Purinton of Cobb Divinity School.
Ballots for town meeting, guaranteed
to elect If enough Of them get into the
boz, printed at the Democrat Office.
Lester Gerry of Lewiston was here one
day last week to see his grandfather,
Henry Gary, who continues very i'll.
F.N. Calderwood of Portland, manu-
facturer of "Mother's Bread" has sent
samples to the Good Cheer Pergola.
Mrs. Louise Briggs was called to Port
land Friday night on account of the
serious illness of her sisters husband,
Mr.. Gibbs.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Miss Sue Wheeler. Antwerp
will be the city studied, and another
delightful evening is anticipated.
C. A. Weston & Co. of Portland do
mated ten pounds of tea to the Good
Cheer PergOla. They are in half-pound
packages and for sale in the country
store.
The report of State Superintendent
of Schools StetsOn, in the list of those
who have taught thirty years, includes
the name of Miss Emma E. Shurtleff of
South Paris.
Seward P. Stearns and Merton A.
Millett go to Dorchester, Mass, this
week to take course in an automobile
school. A. b. Hammond takes Stearns'
place as clerk in W. l.. Farrar's.
From Friday to Sunday, one of the
coolest waves of the winter, with morn
ing temperatures from 10 to 80 below
zero, and midday temperature hover
ing near the zero mark. Let us hope
this is the final farewell tour.
A large number of members Of Hamlin
Lodge, X. of p, visited Pennesseewassee
Lodge at Norway Thursday evening by
special invitation, when Hamlin Lodge
worked the degree of Knight. Return
was made by special late car after a very
enjoyable evening.
The "Queen Esthers" will hold sale
IF fancy articles, aprons, food and candy
N the NJ. Z. vestry this Monday after
noon and evening. Sale opens at 8
o'clock. Tuesday evening an entertain
nent entitled Queens and Kingdom"
will be given at 7:30.
Mrs. F. W. Perkins went to the
hospital about two weeks since expect
ng to have to submit to amputatiOn of a
rand, but it was decided that amputa-
ion was not necessary, and instead an
operation has been performed on 1t
which it is hoped will leave it in better
condition than it has been for some
Iears.
The annual meeting of the South Paris
Village Corporation comes on the even
ng of March 5. The warrant for the
Meeting contains little that is out of the
There is an article relative to
making a contract with the Norway
Water Co., with which no contract now
Exists. There is also an article in re-
lard to establishing fire alarm system.
Aside from this, there is nothing but
ocular annual business.
Under the auspices of the Ladies of
he G.. A. R., Washington's birthday
vas appropriately observed at Grand
rmy Hall Friday evening. The hall
vas suitably decorated for the occasion,
several Washington pictures being used.
The programme included flag salute
march and song by chorus Of children,
md a programme OF music, readings and
dialogues, followed by social hour with
The attendance was good,
md the occasion enjoyable.
Venires for traverse jurors for the
March term of court have been returned
Is follows:
Charles ii. Abbott. Rumford.
Fred Z. Alexander. Denmark.
James W. Bicknell. Canton.
william p. Brooks, Brownfeld.
John p. Culinan, Norway.
William Day. Woodstock.
Merrill Eastman. Lowell.
Ilewellyn ID. Elliott, Rumford.
Ernest b. Farrar. Grafton.
Melville Gould, Hiram.
L. r. Hall, Andover
Michael II. Harrington. Greenwood.
CYRUS NJ. Irish, Buckfield.
Harry &. Jordan. Bethel.
VIM. c. Leavitt, Norway.
Jacob L. Mason. Porter.
Fernando c. McAllister. Stoneham.
C.. E. McArdle, Paris.
George l.. Merrill. Dixhed.
wilfred Perkins. Oxford.
George II. Rice. Waterford.
Herbert c. Rowe. Bethel.
Daniel j. Russell, Sumner.
Horace L. Swan. Paris.
II. +. Virgin, Mexico.
John " Tnurlow, Hartford