Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-20
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SOUTH PARIS.
TO wssks TO the poultry show.

rxows weeks TO the poultry show.
Mas Ross A. Murphy has been spend
1ortiou of the vacation in Lewiston
and Portland.
p.v G G. Miller was in Portland last
" and incidentally attended the
poultry show.
NJ. WP. Morton and son, Raymond
told have been visiting in Gorham,
n for few days.
c,v Cole and family have moved into
.s,st foor rent in the house OF Alton
" wheeler on Porter Street.
Mrs Hannah Holt went to Mexico
waanssday. 10 spend the winter with
w. daughter, Mrs. Z. 81. Dorr.
r-;dav was altogether too cold and
s,b a day TO enjoy the sight of a cattle
rain going through with the ordinary
open cars.
representative of the Colonial Art
c,a.. 20 Of Boston has been here during
.Ss n.st week measuring for the windows
;or he new Methodist church.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs, who had
Nam employed as nurse for George ID.
S"mmings of Mechanic Falls during his
illness for number of weeks, is again at
her home here.
Mr.. Harriet witham of Waldoboro,
= has been cook at Hotel Andrews,
IA. been very i'll, and on Monday OF last
- was taken 20 her home. Her son,
Esrhert " iiham, came here and accom-
panied her home.
Advertised letters and cards in South
paris post office Dec. IS, 1910:
Mr.. LOie Parker
Nrs A Cole.
n. P Coolidge, = eards
U. {. Allen.
). F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
announcement of the assignment of
i,.ticas for the terms of Supreme Ju-
aIci. Court for 1911 was made last week.
F,r the oxford County terms the assign
msuts are: March, Judge Savage; May,
,Iudge Emery; October, Judge White
house.
Miss Abbie A. Starbird will leave on |
Tuesday to rejoiu her brother, Capt. AL !
ira6 A Starbird, U. S. A, who has re-
csn,ly returned from the Philippines.
THEW will spend Christmas in Kansas
City. and will then go to Fort Sill,
Okla. where Capt Starbird is now sta
toned
According TO Indications, next Monday
will be generally observed as the Christ
mas holiday, and the Democrat will not
he issued until the day following. We
ara deyoutly thankful that Memorial
nav and Fourth of July don't come on
Monday again for number of years,
and Christmas not till next year.
An abrupt end was put to the skating
nv the snow Of Thursday. While IL last
ed i, vas the best ever, and young and
old made the NEST of II, especially on
the moonlight evenings. The ice was
six inches or more thick, and so clear
that through most of il every pebble ON
the river bed was distinctly visible.
Frank Wise of Gardiner has recently
visited his father, George Wise, for a
few DAYS. Mr.. Wise has also been visit
ed by his daughter, Mrs. Ella Neal OF
lewiston. Mrs. Neal is soon 10 leave
for Washington, ID. c., where she will
attend the annual reception 10 the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
and thence goes 70 Florida.
The ministerial association held its
,sni-mouthly meeting at the home OF
Rev. T. Y. Kewley last Monday.
Minister'S present were Rev. l.. w. Ray
nOnd and Rev. Charles Julin of West
Paris. Rev. r. ] Bruce of Norway, Rev.
A. T. McWhorter, Rev E. A. Davis and
Rev. T. y. Kewley of South Paris. The
topic considered was, 1.-THE nom Christian
nation plastic and changing" The next
meeting will be held with Rev. Z. A.
Davis Dec 9Th.
This is a great country, even the north
eastern section Of il. Here are some OF
The varied conditions illustrating this
vai. which obtained before the little
E5E of Thursday: Good skating on all
he lakes and streams; no sleighing
about South Paris and other valley
points; nineteen inches of snow at the
foo, Of Stresked Mountain; twenty-seven
inches Of snow on the level at the top Of
Billings Hill, Woodstock; good sleighing
o northern New Jersey. The snow OF
Thursday made it possible to scratch
Ound on runners in some places where
My wheels could be used before, but IL
lidn't make good sleighing.
Pupils not absent One-halt day from
he eighth grade of the grammar school +,
or the fall term were:
Harold 6. Abbott. Philip J. Jones.
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