Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-01
The K. o. K. A. meet tonight.

Quarterly meeting of the Universalisi
church Friday evening at 7:30, in the
vestry.
Rev. Fl. r. Purinton OF Bates College
supplied the pulpit at the congregational
church on Sunday.
Rev. T. j. Ramsdell, former pastor oil
the Baptist church, is expected to be in
town over next Sunday.
Last Thursday nights frost finished
up everything that may have been left 81
the tender vines and plants.
Mrs. E. r. Merry has been visiting her
brother, Charles Fl. Colby, in the White
more neighborhood, for few days.
Misses Isabel C. and Rizpah K. Nor
ton left Monday morning for Boston,
where they are to study art in the Art
Museum School.
Topic next Sunday evening at the Y.
P. c. U. meeting, Rally Sunday, National
Convention Echoes, Work for the CON-
ing year. Will you eniists
The observance of rally day by the
Congregational Sunday School was post
poned on account of the storm. The ex-
ercises will be held next Sunday, October
9th.
The Burnham & Morrill, corn factory
will finish its seasons run Thursday
night of this week, considerably later
than the usual time, in keeping with the
season.
On account of Sundays rain the Rally
Day exercises at the Baptist Sunday
School were postponed until next Sun
day. A cordial invitation is extended to
all interested in the school.
No question that Sunday was rainy
day. A northeast storm, and the rain
never fell more steadily, though it didn't
pour at any time. Bad day for church
services, and people generally were in-
clined TO stay by the fire.
VIM. K. Kimball Post and the Ladies
of the G. A. K. are invited to a camp
fire of T. A Roberts Post at Oxford
next Saturday. All who desire to 60
are requested to be at the Square at s A.
NJ, and teams will be on hand to carry
them.
Dea. G.. b. Crockett, Mrs. l.. C.. Nor
ton, Mrs. A. B. Hall, Mrs. Walter Bon
ney and Rev. j. W. Chesbro expect to at
tend the Maine Baptist State Convention
held with the Dunn Memorial church of
Portland, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society
20 xxyith nf
Good Cheer Hall Tuesday evening of this
week. A vegetable hash supper will be
served There will be no programme
of entertainment, but the supper will be
followed by sociable for old and
young.
Word was received here Friday night
that Stanley NJ. Wheeler, who had re-
TUNED to the University of Maine a few
days before, was in the hospital at
Bangor with typhoid fever. His mother,
Mrs. w. j. Wheeler, and sister, Mrs. A.
]. Stearns of Norway, started for Bangor
morning. The latest news
from him, by telephone message Sunday
evening, was that he has the disease in
mild form, and is comfortable and doing
well.
The annual harvest supper at the NJ.
Z. church will be Thursday, Oct. Sd.
The ladies plan to have this one of the
best suppers ever given, followed by the
given below. Supper and
% cents.
PROGRAMME.
/. Quartette. Sunrise, White
Miss Leach, Miss Noble.
Mr.. Burnham, Dir. Dean.
= Solo-selected.
Miss Clark.
3. Reading-Selected.
Miss HodsdOn.
4. Duet, Over the Fields or Clover, Geibel
Miss Leach, Mrs. Smiley.
). sOlo-Selected
g. Reading-Selected;.
Miss Hodsdon.
A. Trio-Selected.
Miss Leach. Miss Noble, Mrs. Burnham.
5. Solo-Selected.
Mrs. Smiley.
g. Reading-Selected.
Miss Hodsdon.
10 Trio, The Distant Chimes, Glover
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Burnham.
KING DISTRICT.
Farmers are picking their corn. They
are getting fair crop considering the
season.
Miss Kate Maxim is not improving
very fast from her fractured leg. She
can not take step with it yet.