Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-11-10
West Pnrls.

The regular meeting of the W. G. T
| U. was held last Thursday with Mrs
Fannie j. Emmons. There was goot
attendance with two visitors present
The meeting was opened with singing
Scripture reading by the president ant
the Lords prayer. Following this wa
roll call and business session. The YER!
interesting programme. WAS in charge o
Mrs. D. r. Ford and was as follows:
l. Piano solo. Loves Reverie. -
2. Sketch Of Miss Frances E. Willard; -,
8. Neal Dow as Temperance Leader in
I. Song, Dream Not Again, =. Mrs. c. II. Bates
Is. The Story Of the Life Of Anna A, Gordon:
8. Short address. Mrs. L. NJ. n. Stevens
Seen as Friend and Great Leader.
I. Paper on Francis Murphy and His Tenn.
soIV nIs;m song Mi.s y Bro%a
The meeting adjourned to meet IL
December with Mrs. L.. c. Bates. II
was voted to observe Worlds Temper
ance Sunday the fourth Sunday il
November by union Temperance meet
ing in the evening at the Universalis
church.
The following committees have beer
appointed for the Universalist fair ano
chicken pie supper to be held Nov. IS:
Fancy Work Table-Mrs. r. e. Wheeler, Mrs
E. R. Davis, Mrs. Dora NJ. Jackson, Mrs. L. nj
Mann, Mrs. Geo W. Ridlon.
Apron Table-Mrs. e. E. Tuell, Mrs. Elya e
Locke. Mrs; G. E: Chase. Mrs: Sara E. Curtis. :,
L. Marshall. Mrs. A. d. Swift, MIRA. c. L. Ridlon
Supper-Mrs. II. r. Tuell, Mrs f. Fl. Hin
Mrs, J: +. Reed. Mrs. E. W. Penley, Mrs. Clar'
A. Ridlon.
Entertainment-Mrs. Levi shedd, Miss Jenni,
NJ. Brown, Mrs. Vernon K. Ellingwood.
Mt. Mica Lodge Of South Paris visited
West Paris Lodge, I. o. o. F., on Satur
day evening and worked the first degree
on several candidates.
Onward Rebekah Lodge has an in
vitation to visit Norway Lodge the 12tf
of November.
Mrs. Mary Perham, the aged mother
of A. c. Perham, is gradually improving
Mr.. Elmer N. Marston and wife OF
Andover visited his brother, Ora 81
Marston, several days last week.
Mrs. Clarence G. Morton recently at.
tended class reunion at Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Morton have been receiving {
visit from his mother, Mrs. Lucelia Nor
ton, of South Paris.
Onward Rebekah Lodge intend tC
have two entertainments some time II
December.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Bap
fist church will have their sale and en-
tertainment the first of December al
Dunham's Hall.
Rev. R. L. Kimball attended the local
preachers circle at South Paris las
week.
Mr.. Josiah Moody and Mr.. Franz
Mayhem started the first of last weel
for Florida where they intend to spend
the winter.
II. R. Tuell, A. C. Perham, D. P. Cur
tbs and others who sell milk to custom
ers have agreed to sell the standard
quart, or lawful measure, for six cents
This will continue through the white
months to the first of May. The remain
ing six months they intend to make thu
price five cents as formerly. This in
crease in price seemed necessary in view
of the extremely high price OF hay ant
grain. Many of the people are buyinl
pressed hay at good high figure.
Advertised letters in West Paris pos
office Nov. Z:
Mrs. A. z. Buck.
.drs. B. Kilbreth
Cards:
Mr.. Charles Barnes.
Mr.. Charles Blake.
Mrs. Charles Blake.
Mr.. l.. A. Buck.
Alfred L. Giddis.
Mr.. Wilsworth Wilbur.
Miss Sadie NJ. Lowe.
Mr.. E. D. Stilwell has been confines
to the house several days with sever
cold on his chest.