Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-13
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SOUTH PARIS.

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a. Charles G Andrews returned
,,5,v from a visit of some weeks Il
80, sop at North Arson.
usss. Addie l.. and Charlotte NJ
c;Iss Ief, Thursday, for a visit OF few
S,r. 10 relatives in Waterville.
r.. Up;yersalis, society will have {
- ami tree for the children of thu
s1tjety on Saturday evening, Dec. 24'h
The ladies' Whist Cub was enter
IL Thursday afternoon by Mrs
S,awart and Mrs Gay at Mrs. Stewards
p,bart Tufts, who is fireman on the
~ Trunk. formerly on the Nor.
engine but now on the main line
no: moved his family to Deering.
skaters the other day found two FISH
"a Isrge sucker and a pickerel of fair
0iss fr7z,n into he new clear ice of thu
s;rs, near Penley's Grove. Is that a
common happening?
nav entitled The Deacon's Second
V,fa" I, in preparation for the 6eneh'
Tile High school Athletic Association
II will probably be given about the
a,-33. Of the winter term.
Tho ladies' of the Congregational
.,,is,v have their cook books on sale at
- tres of the Y ID. Bolster Co. and
n Howard Co. One would make a
o,siuI christmas gift for an absent
friend
The Anne,ta Vaudeville Co., with
Annstta Queen OF Mystery, aud Profess
nrTeRov. hypuotist, was at New Hall
g,iday and Saturday evenings. Rather
smlII houses. A very slim job of adyer-
Using was done.
II the past week hasn't been a good
ain winter week for the early part of
Dsc,mbsr. then we never saw one. Their
moms,er from about zero down TO as
much a, fifteen below in the mornings,
and cold al day.
The Charles K. Harris Co, which re
,s,,Iv appeared here with two-thirdS OF
..iy rrs,ty girls" got stranded later,
AMI the advance agent had 20 take up =
contribution az Bridgton 20 enable him
10 get out Of town.
D,p't forget that the Baptist Ladies'
Ali will serve supper at the vestry
newt Thursday night al 6:45 o'clock. All
are invited 10 good supper. Adults
Il cents: children under II years, 10
cents; walters, 10 cents.
Great time, skating for the past week.
The weather was pretty cold aud the
wind sometimes high, but the youngsters
didn't mind that so much, aud big fires
bsIpei % keep them warm. It is some
years since We nave had such skating.
MI Pleasant Rebekah Lodge of this
Mace has an invitation, together with
The lodges from Norway and Mechanic
Falls. 'o visit Ruth Lodge at Auburn on
the evening Of the 10Th, which is Tues
day evening OF next week. Arrange
ments have been made for special train
We have had the last dandelion OF the
season a number of times, but doubtless
the positively last appearance of the
HoWpr was the one picked by Elmer L.
Dean 90 his fathers lawn last Thursday
l. was little Que, but was dandelion,
ami was open. Pretty good for zero
weather
The Christmas season is here. Store
windows and counters proclaim it, and il
is in the air Ii is also i'm the advertis
ing columns of the Democrat, as you
have doubtless already observed. II you
are wondering what, you may get sug-
ges,lon from some of this advertising
There's a wealth of suggestion there.
Also. is high time To be about 1t.
The Epworth League had its monthly
hye-cenl social at the home of Miss Sara
SWEET Tuesday evening, being enter
aimed by Miss SWEET and Miss Florence
NRchardSon. The mite boxes were
or--ed and found to contain some over
&0O, which will apply on the amount
ysiged by the League toward the new
church The evening was spent socially
a1e refreshments were served.
William K. Kimball Circle, Ladies of
'hc q. A. X has elected the following
officers. who will be installed at the first
meeting in January:
Pre--Mrs winifred l. Penley.
y. Pres.-Mrs. I.upira Murch.
j. Y. Pres.-Mrs. kneelSnd.
Chap Mrs Flora Maxim.
Sec-Miss Mae NJ Field.
Treas-Miss Eva Walker.
Con Mrs. lydia \. Rounds.
GUard-Mrs Lillian a. shaw.
An excellent supper was served Tues
day evening By the Universslist Good
Cheer Society at Good Cheer Hall. Fol
loving the supper was short entrrtsin
ment which included duet by Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Smiley, a solo by Miss
Tolman, two readings By Miss airline
Croker, a solo by Master Philip Jones,
soll by George Hickey, and gIse
chorus by eight boys. A sociable fOt-
lowed. There was a fair attendance.
Three BOYS from RumtOrd, who had
completed a thirty days sentence cor
resisting an officer, found Deputy Sheriff
Elliott ready TO take them back Tn that
town when they were released from jail
Saturday morning. They are Wilfred
Ouillette, who has been before the
court number of times, Gus Provost
and Willie Provost. The charge against
them this time is breaking and entering,
four summer camps having been broken
into.
At about $40 Friday afternoon the
10y factory whistle sounded the hre
alarm for District No. 3. The fire was
on the roof of the creamery building on
Peasant Street, not in District D, but
very near II, Evidently the fire caught
from sparks, and u was only small
blaze when some one ON the street saw 1t
and told the creamery people of it. They
tried their small hose on it, but it fell
about six feet short of reaching IL, SO
an alarm was given, and a hydrant stream
put on by Hose Co. No. quickly made
an end of it. Damage slight. Hose Co
No. started for the fire, but the all-ou'
was sounded before they reached the
spot.
In antique garb of more or less variety
but all Of 20 ancient time, choru
rendered songs of the past century at
the Congregational vestry Thursday
evening, for the entertainment following
The regular supper of the Ladies' Circle
Sherourne, Portland, Complaint, Strike
The Cymbal, aud other favorite and
majestic hymns of former generations
were well rendered There were also ;
lumber of solos, reminiscent OF some
what later day, most of them favorite'
even at the present time. The singers
were accompanied by Mrs. Briggs on th'
piano, and Misses Dean, SWEET an'
Abbott, viOlins. The attendance wa
good.
Mrs. Julia E. COlley, mother of j
Arthur C9ley of Hotel Andrews.
suffering from injuries rec. ivSd VI
day Of last week at the Grand TTunl
station at Auburn. She started dow
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