Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-11-19
The Good Cheer win meet Wednesday

The K. o. K. A. will meet Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heidner returned Friday
from their trip to Boston.
Subject at the Universalist church mex
Sunday morning, "The Theatre and tht
Church"
Mrs. DIR. Stewart entertains the Seneca
Club this Monday evening for their
regular meeting.
Mrs. Alice P. Thayer has returned
from visit of several weeks to relatives
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Julia Hammond and Mrs. Eme-
line Cummings were the Sunday guests
at Writ SANKEY'S.
Myron W. and Sanger S. Maxim are
building bank wall in front of their
garage on Pine Street.
Mrs. E. n. Anderson starts Monday
afternoon for Providence, r. L., to visit
her son and his family.
Miss Marguerite Clifford was here
from Bates College over the weekend,
the guest of Miss Sara SWEET.
The club of young women now known
as the Newlyweds met with Mrs. How
ard Shaw at Hotel Andrews Wednesday
afternoon.
The water in the millpond was drawn
off Sunday to make repairs on the dam
and bulkhead, which were damaged by
the recent high water.
A number of automobiles were out
Sunday. It's pretty likely to be the last
Sunday this season that automobiliDg
will be really pleasurable.
There will be business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid at the close of the
prayer meeting at the Baptist vestry
next Wednesday evening. A large at
tendance is desired.
A private skating rink was held in
New Hall Friday evening, under the
management of a number of the young
men of the town. The attendance was
rather small. Another will be held
next Friday evening.
The roof is going on to Colby's cemen,
block house on Pine Street. Work on
the building is watched with consider
able interest, as this form of construc-
ton is new in the place. 1t is going to
be good looking house.
Fred p. Chandler, station agent at
South Paris, and family, arrived home
Friday from a trip of nearly six weeks,
visiting relatives in Denver, Col. Dur
ha - IN,
the station here has been supplied by
John Reeves of Island Pond.
A box supper will be given by the
Epworth League on Tuesday, Nov. 10,
at ! o'clock. Each lady is requested 10
bring a box of supper for two. These
cocoa will be served free. A short en-
tertsinment will follow. All are invited.
A special feature of the sale to be
given Tuesday by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Baptist church will be an
orange tree prepared by the Junior
Society of Christian Endeavor. Some
very large and juicy oranges may be
secured for the small sum of five cents.
Pupils in the fifth grade not absent
one-halt day during the term just closed;
Harold Abbott. con Allen.
Alton Bonney. Albert Bonney.
Myrtle Beane. Josephine Dean.
Philip Jones. Neal Marshall
Lizzie MuzZy Nettie Newell.
Alice Pierce Beatrice SWEET.
Ruth Stuart. Phyllis Taylor.
Robert Whittle.
The annual Thanksgiving concert will
be given in the Congregational church
next Sunday evening, and collection
will be taken according to the custom, to
be used to bring Thanksgiving cheer to
those who are unable TO provide it for
themselves. A good programme for the
concert is being prepared.
The Shurtleff Primary School closed
Friday, Nov 10, with exercises consist
ing of recitations, songs and dialogues.
The names of those not absent one half
day during the term:
Gu tave Porter Annette Au-tin
Clara Noble Arthur Witham
Bessie Campbell GeOrgie Haskell
Paul Fletcher Carl tales
Oramen Pratt absent one. half day.
Gladys Hatch and Marion Clark absent one
day.
There was an enthusiastic gathering OF
Sons of Veterans at G.. A. X. Hall Satur-
day night, when it was voted TO organize
"a camp. Nearly thirty names were sub
scribed TO the application for charter.
This application blank will be at w. l..
Gray's office during this week, and all
those who desire 10 add their names
may do so. The organization will be
perfected, officers elected and installa-
ton exercises held about Dec. 14th.
Let every loyal son and grandson who is
eligible have part in this organization.
Mrs. n. G. Elder received word Tues
day morning last of the sudden death of
her father, ID. Fl. Young, of Lincoln,
Neb. Sir. Young was in his usual health
the preceding day. Mr.. Young was for
merly a resident of Norway, where for
many years he was in the tailoring bust
ness. He went west about thirty-tve
years ago. Mr.. Young was about 20
years of age He leaves four daughters:
Mrs. L. T. Garland of Portland; Mrs. n,
CT. Elder of this town; Mrs. Charles
Cummin of Des Moines, Iowa; and Miss
Sadie Young, with whom he lived at
Lincoln.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Leon Noyes recently purchased valu-
able COW of Mrs. Chas. Gowell.
Mr.. S. W. Chapman of Kenuebunk-
port is boarding at A. b. Talbot's.
A. b. Talbot is making changes inside
his house which will be great improve
ments.
Coming events cast their shadows
before. Water pipes have already
frozen.
w. II. SWEET is packing carload of
L. To- cold IN martins in