Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-01
Town meeting next MONDAY.

ner parents IN Denmark for few days
| The Married Ladies' Whist Club wa
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
DIR. Stewart.
Mrs. w. Fl. Motley of Auburn was il
town Saturday to attend the Colley
Allen wedding.
Emulus Benson has gone to George
town, Maine, where he will be employed
numbering for the rest of the season.
Wilbur L. Farrar is reported as fairl!
comfortable, though still in serious con
dition. Mrs. Farrar is improving, bu
still quite i'll.
Hon. Frederick A. Powers of Hoult0n
who is a candidate for United State,
Senator to succeed Hon. Eugene Hale
was in town the first of last week.
The Bereans will give their annual
supper and entertainment at the Meth
odist vestry next Thursday, March 3d.
For entertainment they have secured the
Bates Quartette and Mr.. Farnsworth a.
reader.
Cold wave the last of the week, with
the thermometer in the twenties Friday
and Saturday mornings, succeeded by n
thaw and rain Sunday. Streets now
more or less afioat, and our sleighing
somewhat threatened.
A party with a few friends invited
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w.
Shaw last Monday evening, and another
by Miss Helen NJ. Barnes at her home
Thursday evening, both being in honor
of Miss Olive Barnes of Portland. Re
freshments were served at each, and the
time was pleasantly spent.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Feb. IS:
Mrs. Bert e. Lang.
Geo. w. Mason.
Herbert w. Mcdonnell.
James e.. Foster.
Leon A. Davis.
III. e. Narston.
Frank Il. Mcguire (card.
Charles +. Smith (card)
Miss NJ D. Soule (pk).
Mrs. Sarah Clark entertained party of
relatives to tea and evening party at her
home on Skillings Avenue. Besides the
members of her family the gathering in
cluded X. n. Hall and family, Fred Hall
and wife, George Briggs and wife, and
Mrs Katie Under of Msnkato, Mimi,
making a party of fifteen, and jolly
one it was, too. Mrs. Under is soon to
return to her home in Mankato, and this
was one of the numerous parties given
in her honor.
A special train Saturday night, leav-
ing South Paris at 8 O'Clock, took the
Odd Fellows of Mt. Mica Lodge to
Bethel for their visit to Mt. Abram
Lodge Of that place. There were also a
number from Norway, a large number
from West Paris Lodge, which had been
invited, and other visitors from other
places, so that when the train pulled
into Bethel it had aboard some 140 or
$50 men. The visitors report the best
Of entertainment by the lodge az Bethel.
They returned home about midnight.
The March term Of court opens at
South Paris Tuesday of next week,
March S, with Judge Whitehouse pre-
siding. According to indications at
present, there will be some work in the
line of trials of civil cases. The same
grand jury will be in attendance as at
-uC last OClOuCi tCAu, ouu Nio'eAoo
Jurors have been summoned as follows:
+. X. Bachelor, Porter.
A. q. Bean, Albany.
Norman Bessey, Buckhelt.
Frank j. Brown, Sumner.
Wallace X clifford, Paris.
Geo. l.. Cushman, Woodstock.
Wilson Dearborn, Canton.
Morrill, NJ. Fuller. Norway.
W. III. Hayne-, Waterford.
sidney p. Howe, Rumford.
Joseph r. Hunting, oxford.
Joseph I'll. Jones, Paris (excused)
VIM. NJ. Kidder, DiSileld.
V. a. Linnell, RumfOrd.
Irving NJ. Linscott. Brownfeld.
Isaac ). Lowell. Hiram.
VIM. L. Mitchell. Jr., Hartford.
4. A. Nelson, Hebron.
Arthur A. SOyes. Greenwood.
John l.. Osgood, Fryeburg.
James l. Ramswell. Stoneham.
Ahira Smith, Bethel.
Henry X. Smith, Denmark. !
l.. A. Thomts. hexico.
Oliver O. Tracy, Peru.
Seth Walker, Bethel.
IA. l.. Watson, Gilead.