Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-12-03
Good Cheer meeting Wednesday after

Good Cheer meeting Wednesday after
noon.
School once more, for all except tn,
high school pupils.
K. n. Haskell spent Thsnksgivin,
with relatives in Auburn.
Miss Rose A. Murphy is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Walter E. Penley, in Green
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Tucker spen
Thanksgiving with the family of Judg'
Fogg at Bath.
Miss Eunice Fobes was at home from
Wakefield, Mass, where she is teaching,
for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Fl. Virgil Chapman of Bethel ate
Thanksgiving dinner with his sister
Mrs. P. E. Wheeler.
Erwin Lowell-perhaps better known
as "Cracker'-spent his Thanksgiving
with relatives in Auburn.
Miss Hattie Haskell has returned home
after spending several weeks with friends
in Auburn and Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cannon were at
Milton with the family of Mrs. Gam
mons father for Thanksgiving.
Miss Morrill,, who has had room at j.
A. Scott's during the summer, has gone
to Hotel Andrews for the winter.
Rev. j. Fl. Little of the Universalis,
church exchanged pulpits on Sunday
with Rev. S. G. Davis of Norway.
Miss Florence NJ. Jewett of Denmark,
formerly assistant in Paris High School,
is guest of Miss Hattie Haskell.
The Seneca Club will be entertained
this Monday evening by Mrs. F. A.
Taylor at her home on High Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Edwards, Miss
Annie Edwards, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards and daughter Marjorie
spent Thanksgiving at America An
drewS' at North Paris.
Jailer Wilbur L. Farrar, who under
went surgical operation about month
ago, was down stairs to dinner for the
first time Sunday, but suffered slight
setback later in the day.
Mrs. Georgia Stone, Mrs. j. P. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Carrie Tidswell went to
Lewiston shopping Saturday, and took
in the matinee at the Empire in the
afternoon. Black Beauty was the play.
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Little and Mr.. and
Mrs j. S. Burbank spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Little's sister in Exeter,
Y. H. Mr.. Little and Mrs. Burbank re-
main there for visit of week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Durham, Miss
Nora A. Durham and Mr.. n. NJ. Rowe
were the Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. :. NJ. Rowe, who used on that occa-
sion dinner set over one hundred years
old.
Mrs. Lillian A. Shaw of Hotel An
irews gave nice turkey and duck din
ner Thanksgiving Day to the help in the
hotel, after the regular turkey dinner
was served to the guests. 1t was 2
o'clock when the party of nine people
sat down.
Misses Isabel and Kitty Morton enter
tanned a small party at their home on
the evening of Thanksgiving Day, the
guests including Miss Flora Murch, Miss
Leona d. Stuart, Carl Stone of Norway
and his friend Mr.. Benner, from Bow
ioin, Vivian Akers of Norway, and his
friend Mr.. Varney, from Hebron Acad-
envy. A venison supper was served dur
ing the evening.
Altha,,.,h II IL, liffin nofnhu tho
sleighing made by the light snowfall of
last Monday is better than the wheeling,
and much travelling is done on it. Even
some heavy teaming has been done, and
quite quantity of wood has come into
the village. 1t is rarely that we have so
good shedding on so thin snow, but
two or three inches more would grease
things up remarkably.
The proposed camp of Sons of Vet
eraus have instructions from the division
headquarters TO meet and elect officers
before the mastering in of the camp.
The meeting for this purpose will be
held in G.. A. R. Hall Tuesday, Dec.
10th, at 7:30 p. NJ. The mastering in
will take place Saturday, Dec. 18th, in
Pythian Hall, which has been very kind
" offered for the occasion. All wishing
To come in as charter members must
present their names on or before the
evening of the mastering.
j. w. CHEsBRo, co;,,,,
p. L. HATHAWAY,
The December supper of the Good
Cheer Society will be held at Good
Hall Tuesday evening of this week.
Supper will be served at the usual hour,
and following it there will be an enter
tainment comprising songs or other
specislties by Mrs. Emeley, Fred Hall,
Harold Fletcher and Howard Shaw, and
the pantomine drill, study in express
sion), by Harold Merrill, Ralph Andrews,
Doris gilbert, and Marie Newton, and
the song, Somebody's Waiting for Me-"
the programme closing with the come
delta, "A Soft Black Overcoat with
Velvet Collar" followed by a sociable
for the young people. All having table
cloths belonging to the society are asked
to bring them in early, so they can be
used in setting the tables. There are also
bean pots, dishes, ETC., left in the kitchen
belonging to individual members left
after the various suppers. Why don't
you claim your property?
Aarr,, ~ MrKoon