Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-11-12
West Paris.

Remember the sale and chicken-pie
supper at the Universalist church Is
next week, Nov. 20. Most of the sale
tables will be arranged on the upper
floor at the entrance and in the parlor.
The articles for sale will include useful
and fancy articles, aprons, dressed dolls,
many things suitable for Christmas gifts.
Home made candy will also be on sale.
Down stairs in Good Will Hall the stage
will be occupied by the Junior Y. P. c.
U. and will be fitted up to represent
elizabeth in her German Garden"
Mysterious plants will bloom in this
garden, and the fruit on the fortune tree
may solve many of the riddles OF life.
Walters dressed in white will assist to
serve the supper which will consist OF
chicken pies, with cranberry sauce,
great variety of fancy cakes, etc. Sup
per will be served from 5 80 p. NJ. to 7:SO.
After the supper tables are cleared away
a variety entertainment of an hour
or more will be given consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, duets, songs, a
male quartette, readings, etc. Some OF
the children will also assist. Some OF
the best local talent in this vicinity has
been engaged, also some from out OF
town, and the programme is sure to be
pleasing. Price of supper tickets in
Guiding the entertainment 25 cents;
children under II years, Is cents; adj
mission to entertainment without sup
per, 10 cents.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Free
Baptist church will hold a sale at Grange
Hall Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Nov. Is, to which all are cordially invit-
ed to come and see if they have not got
something you wish to buy. A good
social time is expected. The following
are the committees on the several tables:
Apron tabie-Mrs. Elmer Hammond, Mrs.
Faucy table-Mrs. A. ID. Coburn, Miss Clara
Berry.
Candy table-Mrs G. A. Smith,
Novelty and fortune table-Mrs. S. I. White,
Mrs. Samuel Estes, Jr.
Food table-Mrs. K. l.. Porter.
Miss Ella T. Berry attended the Free
Baptist Quarterly Conference at East
Hebron last week.
James Lapham and family have rented
o. D. Ellingwood's house.
Miss Marjorie Mckinney has returned
home from Lisbon.
Rev. Isabella S. Macduff was called to
Berlin, N. H., last week where she Off
ciated at funeral on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Joslyn of Norway has re-
signed his pastorate of the Methodist So
ciety here. Rev. G. B. Hannaford of
Rumford has preached at the Methodist
church for two Sundays, and it is ex-
pected he will supply the vacant pulpit
for time, and probably will remain in
this vicinity quite part of the time or
until further arrangements.
Mrs. John l.. Marshall and daughter,
Elizabeth, went to Lisbon Tuesday of
last week. MIR. and Mrs. Marshall have
secured a rent very near the home OF
Mrs. Marshall's sister, Mrs. Harold Ger
IRISH, and have moved their household
goods there where they will make a
home. Mr.. Marshall is still employed
as salesman.
Miss Alice E. Barden accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. G. F. Barden, went
last Saturday to Lewiston where she
sang that evening before large audience
in Empire Theatre. There was a
popular prize contest for the best child
singer, and by decision of the audience
Miss Alice was awarded one of the cash
prizes.
The w. C. T. U. held an interesting
and profitable meeting last Thursday
afternoon with Rev. /. S. Macduff.
S. w. Durham and wife have returned
home, but expect soon to visit in Water
vile.