Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-12-01
Mrs. Hannah Holt Is visiting Mrs. E.
b. Dorr at Mexico, where she went last
Tuesday.

Mrs. Hannah Holt IL visiting Mrs.
q. Dorr at Mexico, where she went las
Tuesday.
Remember the entertainment an,
social at the Grange hall next Saturda.
evening. Admission ~ cents.
Rev. A. T. Mcwhorter of the Congre
gational church exchanged pulpits will
Rev. b. S. Rideout of Norway Sunday.
A full attendance is desired at tn,
next meeting of the Ladies of the G. A
K. Dec. 9Th, as business of importance
will come before the Circle.
Though not enough rain fell last weel
to amount to much of itself, it carried
the snow into the ground gradually, ant
may help out the shallow wells little
Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp, S. o.
v, will be inspected by W. Herbert
Mccain, Division Commander, at The
regular meeting Tuesday evening of this
week.
Great weather this, for the season
Sunday, except for some wind in the
forenoon, was one Of the finest days ever
seen in the last week of November, and
nearly erybody was out to enjoy it.
The family of Harry <. Maxim OF
Portland have been spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Maxim. Me. Maxim himself, instead OF
stopping here, went on to Newry for a
deer hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Davis have the
sympathy of many friends in the loss OF
their daughter, Ruby, who died Sunday
morning after an illness of few days
with tubercular meningitis. The funeral
will be held at the house at 2 o'clock
Tuesday. She was years of age.
The Ladies' Aid will hold sale at
the Baptist vestry next Thursday after
noon and evening. There will be musical
selections during the evening. Fancy
articles, aprons, vegetables, food and
candy will be for sale. The Christian
Endeavorers' will have table of articles
suitable for Christmas presents.
Rev. A. S. Bisbee, the we'll known
ance address at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening at 1880. This is a
union meeting, under the auspices of the
four Sunday schools. Monday evening
following Mr. Bisbee will give au illus
trated lecture at the church on his year
spent IN England.
Tuesday evening of this week occurs
the monthly supper and entertainment
of the Good Cheer society in their hall.
The Kitchen Orchestra" and the farce,
Don't Judge by Appearances" are
to give you your moneys
worth of fun. A sociable will follow
the farce. Those taking part in the
farce are:
VI jor Pepper, ...........---.---..A.E E. Forbes.
Frank Topham, Observation-Disclosures II. T. Tha er.
John Plump. Servant TO Pepper,) j. j. Merrill
Diana, Dieces to Mrs. !. T.. Andrews.
Angelina. Major Pepper, Miss Kitty Morton.
Supper at Gas; entertainment at 500;
Prices the same as usual.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Kenneth Whitman is quite i'll with
Mrs. |. d. Cummings spent Thanks
giving week in Yarmouth.
A. j. Aver, who has been in Portland
several weeks, is now with his daughter,
Mrs Fannie Small. Mr.. Aver is in feeble
health.
Freeland Cummings and family were
by Mrs Cummings brother,
Willard Martin, at Mechanic Falls,
Thanksgiving day.
There were several family gatherings
here on Thanksgiving day. Among the
guests entertained were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Y. SWEET and son, Francis, of Norway,
Miss Eunice Fobes of Wakefield, Mass,
and Miss Eva SWEET, who is attending
Simmons College in Boston, Mass, at
W. II. Swett's Mrs. Florence Chapman
and daughters, Helen and Elsie, at John
Smalrs. Mrs. E. E. Chapman and son,
Francis. and Mrs. Teresa Grover at j.
s. Browns. Mrs. Cora Whit emore at
A. o. Wheeler's. A. c. Witham and
family and George McCallum of West
field, Y. b., at +. K. Williams. w. X.
Clifford and family and John Parsons of
the University of Maine at Oscar
Parsons.