Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-15
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SOUTH PARIS.


III Joslin of Norway occupied til,
pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday
Master Arthur Tucker of Canton call
ed on his friends at the Democrat offics
last week.
The first division of the Fan Tans viii
a.tsrtain the club this Monday at then
hall supper at $50.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Vnnersalst church will be held on Fri
dsy evening, the 18th inst
Miss 5. NJ. Wheeler was in Boston last
week selecting her spring stock OF
millinery and attending the openings.
Ngs. Whfred n. MacGilvery, a trained
ngrss who has been at W. L. Farrar's,
has rsturned to her home in Brunswick.
There will be a supper and progress
fys games at the Baptist vestry Thurs
day evening of this week. Supper at
ESQ
Al Easter concert will be given by the
Con5rsgational Sunday School. The
Tie u the exercise is the Morning of
Life
There will be supper and entertain
mont at the Congregational vestry on
Thursday evening, March II. Supper
q. .,-5.
gsy Chester Gore Miller of the Uni
vr-,3ffsr church has been engaged to de-
l.,- the Memorial Day address at Nor
vs. Ibis year.
Mrs. L. Bennett, who has been for
anne time under the care of nurse,
WAS no Thursday taken to the insane
hospital a, augusta.
ST.. Geo c. Fernald underwent an
.u.r.ffou for appendicitis at st. Barna-
bss Hospital, Portland, on Thursday.
Reports from her are favorable.
Mrs. Il. L. Hebbard, who has spent
s.re months with her son in Lynn,
Nsss and with friends in Bethel and
elsewhere, has returned to South Paris
The season at Shagg Pond may be said
70 awe opened. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Morton were at Kamp Killooleet, their
CO.. age there, over Saturday and Sun
dsy.
asst masters night in Paris Lodge of
n 1ns was for several reasons post
poaed from the date set, last Tuesday
ewes ng, till Tuesday evening of this
wees.
Rev. T. n. Kewley of the Methodist
church was unable by reason of tempo
-.-y illness to occupy his pulpit on Sun
d1r and il was occupied by D. l.. Stone
@. Norway.
The remains Of Edwin ID Beman, who
died in Yarmouth, were brought here
N.rfay morning Mr.. Beman was a
former resident of South Paris, the son
offs T. Beman, and was 80 years of age.
The water comm issiOners of the South
ParI, village Corporation have chosen
Charles W. Bowker superintendent of
the water system. He will have charge
Of the system and collect the water
rents.
George NJ. Cutting and family expect
10 move about the first of April TO Lynn,
Mass where Harold Cutting has been
employed through the past winter, and
where Carroll Cutting has recently gone
20 work
Slnday being the thirty-eighth birthday
of Rev A T. McWhOrter, he was pre-
sented by the Congregational Sunday
testimonial of their esteem. 1t was a
complete surprise to him, and deeply
appreciated.
A large number of people are more or
less se-iously i'll. Henry z. Perkins is
under the care of trained nurse with a
complication of troubles. A. o. Wheel
er who has been i'll with pneumonia for
number of days, is very low. j. n.
Doble is somewhat better.
The oxford County Fruit Growers
Association will hold meeting in Nor
way Grange Hall March pa Prof.
Hitchings will be there and other speak
ers are expected All interested in fruit
growing are invited TO be present. Nor
way Grange will furnish dinner.
Master Oramel Pratt, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
in the hospital at Lewiston, is reported
10 a serious condition from another
trouble, a sore having formed back OF
bis ear, which is regarded as dangerous
ether with or without an operation.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in the Con-
gregational yestry Tuesday afternoon at
2.2U Roll call. Quotations from Mrs.
NJ Y. Stevens. Debate, Should alco-
hoI be kept in the family for medical
purposes? Leaders, Mrs. Annie SWEET,
Mrs Cora Talbot. Everybody invited
10 attend.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Mar. IA, 1910:
Mrs. George Howe.
Nrs Emma Martin.
Mrs George Martin.
Lizzie Penley.
Mss q lAdys Cameron.
Master Everett Whitman.
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
The district meeting of the Rebekah
lodges, comprising the lodges of South
Paris, Norway, Buckfield and Mechanic
Falls, will be held with the Mechanic
Falls lodge Wednesday of this week,
marcel 10Th. special train will leave
South Paris at $50 P. NJ, fare for the
roUud trip 50 cents. 1t is hoped that all
Rrbekahs will attend.
Fos a while in the early evening of
Sunday the telephone wires were kept so
hot that they almost burned of. Whose
buildings were burning somewhere down
E4S, Oxford way? IL was finally dis
covered tina, the light which had at
tracted so much attention over about all
the town Of Paris was burning grass on
the farm OF J. H. Record.
Next Saturday Howard Davies OF Var
mouth vii speak TO Paris Grange In the
afternoon on the subject OF taxation.
West Paris Grange, VIM. h. Kimball
Post g. A. r, and the Ladies' 81 Wm.
x G'mbsIl Circle, have been invited to
be the guests OF Paris Grange for the
day The tizens who were present at
the former occasion when Mr.. Davies
vas expected, are invited TO come IN for
TIE afternoon session and hear hin.
Wednesday morning Willard Cleye-
la1d, boy Of II years, the son in FAM
iy 10 Z. Z McArdle's house on Pleasant
Street, broke his leg near the hip. He
Was sliding on the bill back 81 the house,
ADD coming down backward, ran into the
foundation % one OF the buildings. The
limo va promptly set, and is in as good
coalition a. could be expected. The
Boy seems 10 be unfortunate, as only
year Or two ago he broke an arm, and
Toe present winter has been out of school
Tor some time with the pinkeye.
A. Z stevens secured the range offer.
81 at Hobbs Variety Store, Norway, for
the largest number of copies of the ad-
NJ 49, h. I,nrf "a