Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18

Miss Bertha Emmons of West Pari
was in town Friday.
Good Cheer meeting Wednesday O
this week at O'Clock for work.
The Delta Alphas will meet with Mis-
Myrtle Buck next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Brooks O
Lowell have been in town for few days
Miss Dorothy Marston of Audover il
guest in the family of her brother, S
n. Marston.
Mrs. E. n. Anderson goes this week t,
Gorham, n. h, for a visit with ole
friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant has been visiting
her sister in Brookline, Mass, and is ex
pected to return this Monday afternoon
Miss Addie l.. Edgerly is expected tc
return this Monday afternoon from South
Weymouth, Mass, where she has spent
the summer.
Arthur Msrston, who has just com
pleted a three years enlistment in the
United States army, is with his brother,
Mr.. ami Mrs o. II Bumpus, who have
been at their cottages at Onset, Mass,
through the summer, are expected home
this Monday afternoon.
You may now kill any big bull moose
that you find trampiug around in your
garden in the early morning. Open
time on moose began Saturday.
Delegates to the Uuiversalist State
Sunday School convention in Portland
this week from the South Paris school
are Mrs. A. l.. Holmes, Mrs. C.. A
Young, Mrs. II. II. Child and Miss Maud
Douglass.
The Fan Tans are asked to meet with
Mrs. Bowker Tuesday evening of this
week, Oct. Is, at O'Clock. This is the
regular night, the third Tuesday, and
as this is to be business meeting, it is
asked if every Fan Tan won't please be
present.
A mothers meeting under the auspices
of the w. C. T. U. will be held at the
vesIry of the Congregational church on
Tuesday afternoon at half past two
o'clock. All are cordially invited. The
meeting will be in charge of Mrs. Nc
Whorter and Mrs Rounds.
The pipe line Of the water works is
being fixed up the whole distance from
the village 10 Cooper Spring dam. Two
water ways OF Pinch iron pipe have
been put in on the Roger Sumner lot and
EG wards * Starbird lot, carrying the
water under the pipe line so it will not
wash the filing on the main.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold their annual sale of food, vegeta.
bles, candies, aprons, fancy and miscel-
Ianeous articles in the church vestry
Thursday afternoon and evening. Oct
20. Sale to begin promptly at p. NJ.
During the evening sale the following
will be interspersed:
|. Orchestra.
;. Male Quartet.
). Reading, Miss Amy Hayden
!. Solo, Mrs. Wilson.
). Orchestra
Male Quartet.
:. Violin Solo, Miss Grace Dean
!. Reading, Miss Amy Hayden.
, solo, Arthur Marston.
ID. Orchestra.
IL Will cost you nothing 10 get IN
though we hope it may cost YOU some
hing before you get out. Everybody
invited
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mrs II. NJ. Wheeler went to Bangor
asst Tuesday.
John Small has just harvested an extra
good crop of yellow corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Brown attended
The worlds fair at Waterford.
j. II. Clark, who is in feeble health,
was in Portland last week to consult a
physician.
Mrs. Alfred King and sister, Miss
Carrie King, who have spent the sum-
ner at Kingdale, have returned to Port
and.
Mrs. Arthur Pratt and son Arthur,
have passed the summer with Mrs.
Pratt's sister, Mrs. w. II. SWEET, return
ed to their home in East Orange, y. j.,
Thursday.