Oxford Democrat., 1909-04-06
This Is moro like spring.

MTb. u. u. OOEr VI Me4tCO IL Vlalline
In town.
Miss Myrtle Buck is employed at the
telephone exchange at Norway.
A valuable work horse belonging te
William j. Wheeler died Saturday.
Miss Maud Carter is at home for q
short vacation from her teaching In Dor
chester, Mass.
Miss s. N. Wheeler will have heI
spring millinery opening on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wise of Gardi-
ner were guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wise, Tuesday.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Barnes, when the
programme will be on the subject OF
American Art.
The Women's Universalist Mission
Circle will meet at the vestry Tuesday
afternoon, April 9th, at three O'Clock.
Watchword, prayer.
The Paris Public Library of South
Paris have purchased the New Interna-
tioual Encyclopaedia" which is the latest
of anything in that line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee George of Boston
and Mrs. Joshua Staples Of Brunswick
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Mot
ley at Hotel Andrews last week.
Mrs. Leon S. Fairbanks of Newton,
Mass, came Saturday to spend short
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Crockett, accompanied by her
nephew, Miles Record of Abingdon.
Mrs. C. W. Bowker and daughter
Muriel, who had been at Auburn for q
week or two, returned home the first Of
last week. Mrs. Bowker's mother, Mrs.
j. +. Stanley, came with them for visit.
Next Sunday evening at Z o'clock the
Congregational Sunday School will pre-
sent the Easter exercise entitled "Day of
Triumph" The school will be assisted
by the choir, violin and clarinet. All in
vited.
There are candidates to be taken in at
the next regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters April 18th. 1t is hoped there will
be good attendance. The side that got
beaten in the contest will entertain the
other side.
The directors of the Paris Trust Co.
made full examination last week of
the affairs of the bank, which has now
been doing business four mouths. Every
thing was found correct, and the busi-
ness of the bank is prospering, the
Ae ha hav Of
customers increasing regularly.
There will be a union meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening at
80 O'Clock. Rev. NJ. d. Kneeland, d.
D., General Secretary of the New Eng
land Sabbath Protective League, will
deliver the address. A special invita-
ton is extended to laboring men. DR..
Kueeland has been heard in South Paris
before, and those who have heard him
will be glad to hear him again.
Good Cheer supper and entertainment
Tuesday of this week, April 9th. The
supper, which will consist of baked
beans, salad, etc, will be served at 9 80,
after which a Box of Monkeys, which
was given so acceptably few weeks ago,
will be repeated. A sociable closes the
evening. Prices as usual. AS this is
he last circle of the season it is hoped
there will be a good number out.
Miss Lillian knight, who has been
in the setting-up room of the
Mason Manufacturing Co. for some time,
has finished her work there and return
sd to her home in Auburn, on account OF
m health. The employees of the factory
made her a gift of ten dollars in money
as a token of esteem, j. Z. Murch max
ing the presentation speech. Mrs.
Weeks succeeds her as fore
lady.
The Euterpean Club holds its April
meeting this Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Wilson. Instead of studying an
opera at this meeting, springtime pro-
gramme will be given. The programme
is as follows:
Roll csll-spring quotations.
Chorus, Mrs Wilson, Miss Leach. Miss
Thayer, Miss Wheeler. Mrs. Smiley. Miss
Tolman, Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Briggs
Piano trio, Mrs Morton. Mrs. Gray. Miss
Morton.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Moves.
Piano solo, Miss Wheeler.
Vocal duet, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Thayer.
Vocal solo, Miss Tolman.
Vocal trio. Miss Leach, Mrs. Smiley. Mrs.
Burnham.
Orin B. Wilson died last Tuesday at
the age of so years. The funeral Thurs
day afternoon was attended by Rev. j.
II. Little, and the remains were taken to
Shelburne, n. H., for interment. Mr..
Wilson came from Shelburne to South
Paris about fifteen years ago to make
his home with his son Charles p. Will
son. He leaves four SONS and three
Three of the SONS, Albert,
Charles p, and Herman E., are resi-
dents of South Paris. The other son
and one daughter reside in Shelburne,
and the other two daughters are Mrs.
Frank NJ. Coffin of Gilead and Mrs.
Abbie Rice of North Waterford.
At the close of the address given by
Amanda S. Hiwale at the Congregational
church Sunday night, March %, the fol
lowing resolutions were presented and
by unanimous vote OF the
large congregation present:
wherea., Constitutional prohibition has
wrought 50 much for the material and moral
prosperity OF our rCoulfuOuWcditu, auu
Whereas, Only the strict enforcement OF the
law can insure the safety Of the home and life OF
the people from the demon drink. and
whereas, In the recent term Of court held at
South Paris the presiding justice, l.. G. Cornish,
without fear or favor administered, In all liquor
cases which came before him wherein the de-
fendant was found guilty, the full penalty OF the
law including imprisonment, therefore be IL
Resolved, That we, the citizens OF South Paris
In union services assembled, do extend to JUS
,ice Cornish our appreciation Of and hearty
thanks for the manner In which he has dealt
with those who have attempted to nulify our
laws.
Resolved, That we believe that his example is
worthy ofimitation by every judge on the bench.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to Judge Cornish and published In
the Democrat.
Respectfully submitted.
J.wALLACE CHEsBR0,
TN kEwLEY.
A. T. MCWH0RrER.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
Tom Mcdonald has gone to Old Town