Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-19
P. Il. Ford Of Bryant Pond was IL
town Saturday.

Miss Emma Leighton oil Bryant ROM
visited friends here Saturday.
Rev. A. T. McWhcrttr supplied tn
pulpit at. the Congregational church a
IOxford Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Park were a
Mexico last week to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Parks sister, Miss Grace Park.
There will be special meeting of tn
Ladies of the G. A. r. Saturday evening
Oct. 20. 1t is hoped as many as possible
will be present.
Miss Nellie jackson has resumed hel
study of the piano with F. l.. Rankin o.
Portland, and will take the norma
course this year.
The last division of the Good Cheer
will meet in tho ladies' parlor Friday
afternoon to make arrangements for tn,
November supper.
The Fan Tans will have a business
meeting at their hall Tuesday evening
The supper has been postponed fol
various reasons but all come just the
| same.
Louis W. Clark, who was attending
Burdett Business College in Boston, has
with bis eyes, which have before inter.
fered with his studies.
| The W. c. T. u. will meet In the
Methodist vestry Tuesday afternoon al
2:30. Quotations on motherhood. This
is to be a mothers meeting. Leaders,
II Nd nd
Capt. l.. NJ. Blanchard of Rumford
Falls drove his "Overland" car from
Rumford to South Paris in an hour and
forty five minutes Monday morning,
bringing Col. George d. Bisbee, Judge
Aretas E. Stearns and Henry Nelson
over to court.
Rev. A. I. McWhorter goes to Union
this week to give his lecture on his
recent trip to England and Ireland. AT
the harvest supper at the Congregational
ladies' circle Mr.. McWhorter gave talk
on this trip, and it was exceedingly in
teresting and entertaining to all who
heard it.
Sunday was observed as Rally Day at
the Methodist church. In the morning
Rev. Mr.. Kewley preached very help
full and practical Sunday School sermon
from the words found in Matt. q :2S,
'Son, go work to-day in my vineyard"
The Sunday School had rally service
entitled "The Way of the Strong" One
hundred and thirteen were present. All
said it was very helpful day.
Miss Sophia Bisbee died early Monday
morning at her residence on Gothic
Street, at the age of 50 years. Although
she had been feeble for some time, her
final illness was short. Miss Bisbee
leaves three grandnieces in South Paris,
for whom she cared from early child
hood-Miss Amelia Bisbee, who teaches
in Arlington, Mass, Alice, wife of C. A.
Marston, and Miss Fannie /. Bisbee, a
teacher in the South Paris schools. Since
their marriage during the past summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. MarSton have cared for
Miss Bisbee. The funeral will be held
on Wednesday, and burial will be at
Sumner.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Oct. Is, 1909:
Miss Kste White.
Mrs Esther Ridges.
Mrs. +. i. Snow.
Mrs. Roena ;. Townsend.
Mrs. Mary Laney.
Mrs. A. r. Halliday.
Miss Bertha Emmons.
Helen Sawyer,
Neal Sullivan.
John Taylor.
sam Appleton.
George r. Corless.
Wesley II. Pearl.
Erwin Low.
Z. n. Williams.
: W Humphrey.
j. J. Gallagher.
J. \. Howard.
T. ID. Bari.
W. a. Pearl
Ashley W hite.
The organ recital Of tas new pipe or
gan at the South Paris Baptist church
Tuesday evening. Oct. 10Th, will be
given under the direction OF Mr.. Z. L.
Saunier Of Boston, assisted by Rev. Frank
NJ. Lamb Of Buekfield, tenor soioist, and
Mr.. Harry NJ. BarroSs 0f Hebron, bari
tone The fOllowiug programme will
begin At ; O'Clock:
/ Ca Aarche MiftAire. GOnBod.
ltl intcrmeExo, hacbefh hyrt.
3 10 leave " Love Abiding.
Mr.. Barr0~s
4. ta, AndAntino. ChArwrt.
ltl Die ARtwoFt. WOistenholme.
s. Goodbye, summer, fAsa.
MI Lsmb.
q Andsnte Quasi Fantasia. Rogers.
T. Tenor And BARITONE duet. seectcd.
= Prelude ant Mclosly. Read.
. ! Have Soazht and Have Found,
Mr. Barrows
10 AbiNntinO Ne Ia x Flat, LemAre
~ Sortie, Bstisle.
d. ProcessionAl Marche. sc0tson Clarke.
An admission OF - cents will be charged
Tor adults aud u cents for children IN
der Ia years.
HOLSTER DISTRICT.
A. o. Wheeler has sent apples to the
New England Fruit Show.
F. R. Witham has been digging pota-
toes for John Small with DIR. Kings po-
tato digger.
Ernest Talbot, who was out of school
last week on account of illness, is now
able to be out.
Freelard Cummings informs US that
his family enjoyed the luxury Of rasp-
berries picked last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Brown were called
to Newry last week to attend the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs. Priscilla Foster.