Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
A little more like April Monday morn.

pie in Auburn few days last week.
Miss Eva SWEET entertained party of
eight young people at her home Friday
evening.
Rev. j. III. Little was called to Canton
Monday to attend the funeral of a former
parishioner.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
G.. B. Crockett next Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Miss Isabel C. Morton is at home from
her art studies in Boston for stay of a
week or more.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart was visited few
days last week by her father, Edwin 1.
Maxwell of Sabattus.
Miss Elsie Chapman went to the Sis
ters' Hospital at Lewiston Saturday for
treatment for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Barron Of Orono
are spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Mason.
Charles F. Fletcher of Newport, n. a.,
has made a short visit to his son, Henry
Fletcher, during the past week.
By request, Rev. Mr.. Little will repeat
his sermon on 'Some Misconceptions of
Universalism," next Sunday, April y.
Mrs. Angie W. Bolster will leave this
week for a visit of some weeks to her
son, Harry 7. Jordan, in Philadelphia.
The Universalist Sunday School has
the vestry and its sessions are
now held in the main audience room of
the church.
Miss Wheeler will have her opening of
spring and summer millinery Friday and
of this week, and will welcome
all visitors.
Pythian Sisters are all requested to be |
present at the regular meeting Thursday |
evening, April 8, especially the degree
team and its officers.
The school census for this year, taken |
BY Charles E. Merrill, has been complet-
I'd, and shows a total of 799 scholars,
against 7S4 last year.
l.. l.. Mason of the Mason Manufacture
ng Co. was here Saturday for the first
line in several weeks, having been with
Mrs. Mason on trip to California.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. Z. church
will hold their annual business meeting
or the election of officers at the church
,srlor Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Chas. b. Walker of Waterville, with
his two children, visited his sister, Mrs.
ym. gilbert, over Sunday. His dsugh-
er, Annie, will remain while to visit
Ter cousin, Doris.
The Seneca Club will be entertained at
drs. Herman Wilson's this Monday
,vening by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wheeler
md Miss Douglass. The girls are asked
o be present at $50 sharp.
Ii may sound little worn to remark
hat winter fingers in the lap of spring
heSe April days, nevertheless that is
ust what il has been doing. Something
# reminder of what January might
rave been.
The high school class of 1906 had their
irst reunion Friday evening, April Sd,
With Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson, some of the
of the class who are in college
being at home on vacation. A very live
V evening was spent with social time
md games. Light refreshments were
served.
The Bijou Theatre has done good |
business for it's first week. Messrs. |
Robbins & Hodgkins, the proprietors,
nave some of the best films that can be |
furnished, with good light and an ex-
large screen. There are also |
two illustrated songs each evening.
is changed every Monday |
and Thursday, with entirely new pictures
and songs. Open every evening, with |
and Saturday matinees.
A road is to be laid out by Alton c. |
Wheeler and C. f. Penley over their
and, running from near the junction of
Park and Porter Streets northerly short |
distance west of the Damon house to a |
point in Penley's pasture, thence wester- |
" to High Street by the general course
of the driveway now leading across Mr.. |
Penley's land to Penley's Grove. This |
will open up large number of new |
house lots, two of which have already |
been bargained for, and there is good |
prospect that some cement houses will
be built there.
About twenty of the younger en-
ployees of the Mason Manufacturing Co. |
gave surprise party to Miss Nellie |
at her boarding place, the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. HuSsey, on |
Tuesday evening of last week. Miss |
had been employed by the COM
PAW for some time, and had finished |
work to return 70 her home in Lancaster, |
Y. H., and the party was in the form of a |
farewell visit During the evening Miss |
Marshall was presented with gold
ocket and chain. Refreshments were
served and the time passed very pleas |
lntly until late hour.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congre- |
,ational society will give their last sup
per for the season at their vestry Thurs |
lay evening, April 9. The ladies wish
20 extend their heartfelt thanks to those |
who have so literally patronized them
Turing the past months. Through storm |
md cold you have responded to their
efforts to please you and it has been |
highly appreciated, A. cordial invita-
ion is now extended to all to meet again |
supper duu anu
20 the address of Rev. A. t. McWhorter |
IN the life and work of Gypsy Smith. |
Supper and entertainment % cents.
The rank of members of the class of
1905 in Paris High School, for the course,
was announced last week. The class
numbers sixteen: Helen NJ. Barnes,
Fanny Chapman, George II. Clark,
Ralph Cole, Edward Eastman, Josie NJ.
Foster, Raymond Gates, Iona Littlehale, |
Harrison Littlehale, Writ Mckinney,
Rose A. Murphy, Ernest Stanton, Leona
D. Stuart, Eva SWEET, Harry A. Titcomb,
Josephine G. Waldron. As there will
be no graduating exercises this year, no
class parts are assigned, either by rank
Or by election, but the following have
rank above 90:
Writ Mckinney, ----.--------------bt
Helen NJ. Barnes,
Ernest stanton,
Eva SWEET, ~
Rose A. Murphy,
Harry A. TttcOmb,
iona bit.enae, ------------ "--- ~, y
George III. Clark,
Josephine G. Waldron,
The last supper and entertainment OF
the Good Cheer Society will be held at
Good Cheer Hall Tuesday evening of
this week, April 9TH. Supper at $3.50
followed with the following entertain