Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-29
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West Paris.
At the regular meeting Of the Good
Will society last week It was decided to
have their sale and chicken pie supper
the week before Thanksgiving instead of
waiting until the first of December.
Date and prices will be given next week
A four-horse barge from Bryant's
Pond took about fourteen members OF
Onward Rebekah Lodge to South Paris
last Friday evening. Some others went
BY train. They were invited to visit the
lodge at South Paris, and report fine
time.
Mrs. johnson of Portland is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Elva e. Locke, for a
couple of weeks.
Rev. A. K. Baldwin, having decided
to change his profession from a clergy
man to that of physician, went Mon
day of last week to Brunswick where he
has entered Bowdoin Medical School.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin.
Their little son Marshall for the present
is with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall went
last Tuesday to Boston and vicinity
where they intend to visit their daugh-
ters for a week or two.
Mrs. Caleb Fuller went about week
ago to Portland, where she expects to
remain through the winter months with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. Ridlon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ridlon are at Portland for the
purpose of having their daughter Bertha
attend school. Mr.. Eugene Hammond,
who has worked for Mrs. Fuller since
early spring, has moved part of his
household goods into her house and he
and his family intend to remain there for
the winter.
Mr.. F. d. Small and family, who re-
Gently vacated the rent in the lower part
of Mrs. Locke's house, have moved to
Berlin, N. H., where for several months
he has had employment.
Mr.. Clarence G.. Morton has moved his
household goods into Mrs. Locke's rent
where he will go to housekeeping in
about three or four weeks, or as soon as
the addition to the house is completed.
Mrs. Morton and daughter intend to
visit at South Paris until the rent is
ready to occupy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fl. Lane will
soon move into the rent in Mr.. j. r.
fuckers house just vacated by Mr..
Morton.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Free
Baptist church have in the past week
made Is camp spreads for the Albany
camps of the Paris Manufacturing Co.,
besides doing mending, etc. This circle
contemplates having an apron sale
about the first of November.
o. D. Ellingwood and wife have NOV
ed to North Paris, where they will live
this winter with Mr.. Ellingwood' &
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Filing
wood.
Mr.. Ellingwood has leased his black.
smith shop here to Samuel Johnson, who
is having good patronage.
| Mrs. Nellie Hammond, formerly widow
of the late Geo. Hammond, and fol
several years a resident here, was mar
ried two weeks ago 10 Gorham, n. a., tC
Mr.. James A. Farquhor. She has NOV
ed her household goods and family to
Gorham, N. H., where they will make
their home.
The last heavy frost of last week was
damage to the apples which were moi
already under cover. Most people had
their apples already picked. but it is
likely that R. l.. Cummings will lose
quite quantity.
Some in this locality who have had
their cows examined by the inspector
have had to have part of their herd kill
ed because of tuberculosis.
p. G. Pickett is having an addition
built on the rear of the post Office block
Presiding Elder, Rev. C. S. Parsons
preached at the Methodist church Sun
day, and the quarterly conference wa.
held. Music was furnished at the regu
lar service by members of the Baptis
church choir.
The Free Baptist society are not hav
ing preaching every Sunday at present
but Sunday School is held every Sabbath
as usual. Next Sunday at the usua
hour there will be preaching service by
the Free Baptist State Missionary, Rev
S. G.. Whitcomb, of Bangor.
There will be a Halloween social al
Centennial Hall next Thursday evening
Oct 81, under the auspices of the gram
mar school. A pleasant time is expect
ed and every one is invited. There will
be a small admission fee.
Mr.. Leo r. Marston and family OF
wife and child moved last Saturday from
Paris Hill to the rent in the lower part
of Hezekiah Farrar's house here.
| Mrs. Lucinda Small is visiting heI
niece, Mrs. William Cookson.
DR.. F. E. Wheeler has vacated the
rent in the lower part of Mrs. MONEYS
house aud moved into his new house on
Main Street.
The Wednesday Club had most in.
teresting and profitable meeting the
10Th with Rev. Miss Macduff. The next
club meeting will be with Miss Dana. A
new member has recently been voted in
to the club, and special study has been
made of conditions in Russia and Finland
and causes of immigration from that
country to America.
F. ID. Small aud family have moved to
Berlin, N. II. His mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Small, will visit with relatives about here
for the present.
Mr.. Frank l.. Willis has graded and
improved the street and grounds about
| his buildings.