Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-04
Saturday halt holidays are over.
Every body works but father now.

4 hIs. y. n. MarStOn mas O6en asSisft 0e
ia the Paris Trust Co. for the past week
After Sundays blow, tho forests will
not be so brilliant in taeir coloriugs
again this season.
Mrs. Emily L. Cook has moved to
Norway, and has rooms in the MeCrellis
house on Paris Street.
n. c. McKeen and son Clinton are
visiting relatives in Haverhill, Mass, and
vicinity, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wise Of Ames-
bury, Mass, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wise, few days last week.
A number of the members of the
Grand Army and the Ladies of the G. A.
K attended the campfire given by T. A.
Roberts Post at Oxford Saturday.
At the meeting of the State W. c. r..
u in Portland last week, Mrs. Sarah
Herrick of This place was chosen one uf
the delegates to the National Union.
Mrs. Smiley had her millinery opening
last Friday and Saturday. Many pretty
and stylish hats were exhibited, and
many people were out to look them
over.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Buck left Thurs day
morning for a visii tn Mrs Bucks people
at Fort Fair field DR. Buck will be in
his office again on Thursday OF this
week.
The EpwOrth League of the NJ. 4.
church will have five cent social at the
home of L. NJ Davis on Thursday even
ing of this week, Oct. 6. Everybody in
vited
Irving o. Barrows is to be employed
in the Paris Trust Co, beginning this
week Lewis A. Keen has returned to
OronO to continue his course in the
University of Maine.
Eben E. Chapman dug last week a fine
piece of potatoes on his farm on the
Paris Hill road. The piece was about
two and third acres in size and yield
ed eight hundred bushels of handsome
potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morton, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rizpsh Whitman and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Whitman of Pasa-
dena, Calf, have been spending few
days at their cottage, Kamp Killooleet,
Shagg Pond.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
\. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton C.
Wheeler, Mrs H. A. Hilton and Miss
Eva <. Walker camped Tuesday night
at Mr.. Haskelps camp, "Edgewood,"
south of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Murch and Miss
Flora Murch lett Monday for Boston and
Revere, Mass. Mr.. Murch will be away
week, and will take 10 the B:ockton
and Mechanics fairs. Mrs. Murch and
Miss Murch will be gone three or four
weeks.
A special meeting of South Paris Viii
lage Corporation will be held next
Thursday evening at Engine House Hal,
to see if the corporation will lay water
main from the house of j. A. Kenney
along the Stony Brook road to the house
of j. A. Noyes.
Misses Isabel and Katherine Morton
left the last OF the week for Boston 10
take up their winters work. Miss lisa |
bel Morton is to resume her art studies
in the Art Museum School, and Miss |
Katherine Morton will continue her |
studies in school OF lip reading.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Rally Day by the Congregational Sun |
day School, with special exercises. It is |
hoped that every member of the Sunday !
School will be present. Those not con- |
nected with any other Sunday School
are also cordially invited to attend.
Tue Y. p. C U. meetings of the |
Universalist church have been discon- !
tinued for the present. The evening
meetings hereafter will be under the
charge wholly of the pastor and will be
held in the vestry each sunday evening
at seven o'clock. Every body is cordially
invited To attend.
Don't forge, that the Universalist
Good Cheer Society will have their first
supper of the season ut Good Cheer Hall,
Tuesday of this week, Oct. 4th, at $50.
Vegetable hash, baked beans, cold meat,
ETC., will be the menu. Tho price, Is
cents. Come all ami have a jolly time.
After supper the hall will he cleared and
asociable held. Good music.
Three fairs in Oxford County this
week. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day the fair of the West Oxford Agri-
cultural Society at Fryeburg; Wednes-
day aud Thursday the fair of the Oxford
North Agricultural Society at Andover;
aud ON Friday and Saturday the Worlds
Fair at North Waterford will wind up
the season OF fairs for tEis county.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
grammar school library was given in the
Congregational vestry Friday evening,
with readings by Gertrude Greene
Young of the Emerson College of Ora
tory, Boston, and musical numbers con-
sisting of a duet BY Mrs. W. p. Morton
and Mrs. H. + Wilson, and solos by
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Barnes and Mr..
Whitehuuse.
October in its first two days has done
some quito stunts in the matter OF
weather Saturdays thunder showers
were quite abrupt, so to speak, with
dark clouds and sharp lightning, but lit
tie rain In some parts of the state they
had little tempests, and number of
buildings were burned by lightning.
Here the extent of the damage was
little flash of fire on an electric pole near
Pogg's stable. A chimney was struck at
! NORWAY. Sunday was a cold gale and
/ Monday morning was frost However,
there is now little Co suffer by frost.
Now we are in for some good weather
again.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
| Roy witham is working for Oscar
! Parsons.
Mrs. Martha Rswson is quite i'll. DIR.
Stewart is attending her.
Mrs. |. ID. Cummings is staying with
! her son, Freeland Cummings.
Kenneth Witham, who has been con-
| fined to the house for several weeks with
a broken ankle, is improving and hopes
to be able to attend school next week.
Mrs. W. II. SWEET spent part of last
week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n.
SWEET at "The Farm" at Lake Pennies
seewasSee.
viii Double Corn Shop Capacity.
The seasons pack at ths Sonth Paris
corn factory of the Burnham Il Morrill,
Co. finished on Saturday. Labelling be-
gan Monday morning. The pack Is
SOC, 900 cans, and the corn has been the
best in five years. 1t was all got In
without damage by frost, and the farm