Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. K. N. Prince closed their
house on Oct. 14th. They are now In
New York where they remain until the
latter part OF November, whom they 60
to Orlando, Florida, for the winter.
Mrs. Ellen Themes has made arrange
ments to have the North Pond water put
into the cemetery az public benefaction,
This has long been needed. Mrs.
Themes will have the thanks of the en-
tire community aud it will result In the
identifying of the cemetery very mate
rally.
1. M. Irish OF Whitman, Mass, Is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rawson have been
visiting relatives in Boston and vicinity
during the past week.
Mrs. Ada Shaw is spending few
weeks in Boston with her daughter, Miss
Amy ". Shaw, who has charge of
school exhibit during the Food Fair.
The Odd Fellows have had the city
water put into both anterooms of their
hall, and will have sinks put in making
great addition to the convenience Of
patrons of the hall.
The Nezinscot History Club met with
Miss Sarah Barrett Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Spaulding reported the
meetings of the State Federation which
she attended last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Dyer entertained
their friends at their home Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being the eighth ami.
versary of their marriage. The evening
was passed in playing whist, after which
refreshments were served. Mrs. Harry
Record had the highest score and Miss
Lottie Record the lowest.
An auction sale of farming implements
and household furniture was held at
the Freeland Durham place on Saturday
and continued over to Monday. The
house is also offered for sale.
A baked bean dinner was served We'd
nesday noon by the Ladies' Circle at the
Baptist vestry which was we'll patrOniz-
ed.
Rev. F. NJ. Lamb attended the session
of the Anasagunticook Sunday School
Association at Canton Tuesday.
Quite lot of apples have been ship
ped from here during the week.
q. Fl. Wardwell of West Paris was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Bisbee of Portland has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. NJ.
Robinson, recently.
A. Cole has had a demonstration
at his store showing the merits OF Stand
ard sewing machines.
Sid BRIGHAM of Lewiston has beer
visiting bis sister, Mrs. R. L. Record.
There were no sessions of the high
school Thursday and Friday on account
of the State Teachers convention al
Portland.
Mrs. j. W. Written went to Augusts
Saturday to spend the winter with bel
son, Chas. Written. She made the trip
with him in an automobile, which was
quite an adventure for woman "a years
old. She stood the trip we'll, however
P. R. Jordan of Dixfield has moved
into the lower rent In Mrs. B. E. Ger
rish's house for the winter.
W. A. Turner, the grand juror drawn
from this town, has been summoned
back to Paris, and E. e. Conant was
drawn as new traverse juror to appear
Wednesday at South Paris.
Tuesday evening at Nezinscot Hall
Good Faith Rebekah Lodge will present
the three-act comedy drama "Bal
Haven" to be followed by dance, with
music by Holmes Orchestra. Cast Of
characters for the play as follows:
Captain Hiram Hopper, an old fisherman,
| II. A. Irish
Hardy Stone, his helper, with ambitions to
be something better, e. Warren
Leo Bradley, in search of an heir, 20. G. Casey
Gideon Graham, wealthy rascal, g. W. TiltOn
Rev. John Wesley Virgins, parson at Bar
Haven. arthur feasiey
/ Cy Bracket, who is fishing for fish and Ar
| Della, ". w tuiuBtOu
Mrs. Wardwcll of the "Manor,",
Florence warlwell her daughter .Myra irish
Kate Wardwell, who comes Into her own.
Mrs. j. Q. wilmington
Spray Hopper, the captains daughter who
laughs at love, Nathalie Wilmington
| Arbella Wortendyke, between the devil and
deep sea, .JOele Shaw