Oxford Democrat., 1908-11-03

Mrs. Whittle entertained the Ladies
Finch Club at her home Thursday after
noon.
Miss Sarah Mills of Salem, Mass, Il
the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. NJ
Davis.
The poles have been set on Western
Avenue, also Hillside Avenue, for the
incandescent lights.
Baker Phillips of Hebron has found
employment here, and occupies the
Sessions house with his son.
Miss Helen Chapman went to Lewis
ton Monday morning to complete hei
course at Bliss Business College.
Mrs. Isaac j. Monk and Alfred G..
Monk have gone to East Livermore,
called there by the illness of relative.
Mrs. Winslow c. Thayer is visited BY
her father, mother and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Powers, and son Lewis, OF
Hanover.
Fred p. Chandler returned Saturday
morning from his trip to Denver, Col,
TO visit his mother, on which he has
been gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton enter
tanned at tea Monday Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
Heiduer, Mr.. and Mrs. G r. Morton and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. Morton.
The Euterpean club meeting occurs
this afternoon at four o'clock, Mrs.
Burnham hostess. Opera to be studied
Norma. Part III, Ethelbert Nevin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Anderson left
Monday for Providence, X. L. Mr..
Anderson will be away about ten days,
but Mrs Anderson will remain longer.
Don't forget the sale of fancy and use
full articles at the NJ. E. church Thurs
day and Friday, Nov. 5th and 9th.
Stearns' Orchestra will furnish music
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. A. Bird, who recently under
went a severe surgical operation at the
Central Maine General Hospital, is re-
ported as gaining well, and is expected
home some time this week.
Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, K. of P, will
work the rank of knight Friday night,
Nov. 8. All members and Knights are
requested to be present. Refreshments
will be served after the work.
The members of Mrs. T. n. Kewley's
Sunday School class met at the parson-
age Wednesday afternoon and organized
under the name of Careful Clean
ers.n Refreshments were served and a
very pleasant afternoon spent.
The Junior League observed Rally
Day at the vestry of the Methodist
church at six o'clock Sunday night. The
service led by the president, Lulu Davis,
was of devotional character, with
music, roll call, and exercises by the
Juniors.
A large number of the football enthu-
siasts of the two towns went to Lewis
ton Saturday to see the Bates-Maine
football game. Both colleges have their
partisans here, as Paris has several stu
dents In each, as well as considerable
number of alumni.
Stony Brook Lodge, N. Z. o. P, of
South Paris, and Lakeside Lodge of
Norway, are invited TO visit Mechanic
Falls Lodge, Saturday evening, Nov.
Tth. Arrangements will be made to go
with teams, and notice will be posted in
the post office as to the hour of starting.
Neighbors on Park Street, who heard
a commotiou aud saw a lantern wander
ing about in the vicinity of the river
about midnight the other night, won
dered il somebody was drowned But
it was only a young man searching for
his hat, which the wind had swept off
as he came out from an early(?) call.
A good crowd partook of the Hal
lowe'en supper served by the Ladies OF
the G. A. X. in Grand Army Hall Satur-
day evening. An excellent bill OF fare
of the old fashioned satisfying kind was
served, and there was more than enough.
Witches and black cats roamed about the
walls if not through the air, and all the
decorations were appropriate and timely.
Mr.. George Richards, who, two weeks
ago last Tuesday, went to DR.. Kings
Hospital for treatment, is quite COM
Portable and the doctor thinks he will
not be obliged to have an operation.
He is rather lonesome and misses his
South Paris friends. Any wishing to
call on him will find him at the hospital,
on William Street, corner Brighton Ave-
nue., Portland, Me. Mrs. Richards went
to Portland last Thursday for short
stay.
A number of friends descended upon
Charles r. Newell Friday evening to give
him surprise birthday party. 1t was
day or two after the real birthday, but
the occasion was very pleasant neverthe-
less. Games were played and refresh
meuts were served. Those present were
Walter l.. Bonney and family, j. j..
Merrill and family, Miss Hattie Burnell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Maxim, w. l..
Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Haynes, and
Miss Carrie Doyle OF Danville.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Nov. 2, 1908:
Miss Alta Rand.
Mrs. Myra johnson.
Mrs. Lizzie Hibbard.
Mrs Dora Gallagher.
Mrs. G.. +. Dyer.
Mrs. Walter I. Allard.
Dora NJ. Chute, :.
Ernest Oliver.
Lucious Twipel.
Franklin Spiller.
Almon X. Emery.
George Tremblay.
g. +. Dorr.
S. F. DAVIS, p. NJ.
r0.n II -. Il. Il