Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-11-21
West Paris.

WCSS H2Etos
At the Universalist church Wednesday,
Nov. 20, will occur the annual sale,
chicken pie supper and entertainment OF
the Good Win Society. The sale will
open at 2 p. NJ, and will consist Of . nice
| line Of fancy and useful articles, aprons
and candy, also variety table where you
can purchase useful things at nomi-
nal prices. Supper will be served from
s 80 to P. N. and the society will en-
deavor to sustain the popularity which
these suppers have acquired in the past.
| The entertainment committee are arrang.
ing pleasing program, which will con.
sist of violin and piano solos, songs and
Rotations, also chorus by the children
entitled The Little Shaking Quakers,
and Lowell's poem, The Courtship,
illustrated by tableaux. Miss Mildred
Shaw of Buckfield, vocal soloist, will
assist in the program. Supper and en-.
tertaiument, Is cents; entertainment IL
cents. Curtain at 8 o'clock. Every
body come.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Reed left for Bos.
ton Thursday morning, where they will
remain until Wednesday when they will
be joined by Charles Il. Bates, j. A.
Bicknell, Jesse Daniel, John Porter oil
West Paris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Poverty of Bryant's Pond, and sail fol-
Florida to remain during the winter.
Mrs. c. q. Bates expects to 60 to Florida
about the middle of November.
Despite the heavy fall of snow Tues.
day night and Wednesday the ladies Of
the Baptist church held their sale and
entertainment and were rewarded by
good patronage in the afternoon and
goodly number in the evening to witness
the entertainment which was presented
as follows:
Merrily Goes Our Bark,
Ouartette-Miss Berry, Mrs. White,
Messrs Wheeler and Marshall
Doll Drill-My Temperance Dolly,
Thelma Emery: Beatrice ,ss,o S s%sh' s,,,,ns,
Readins-Peser p Isnrnas, Miss Jordan
4 solo-Finn Song. Olga McKeer
The Rabbits. Sherman Billings,
| Carl and Truman Emery
6 Solo-Sleep. Sweet Sleep. Miss Berry
| Either accompaniment. Mrs. Estes
~ ' '' Miss Cara Berry
solo-slumber Boat, Ethel Flavil
Chorus Little Boy Blue, Eleven Childrei
10 Cornet Solo, Rev. Chas. Julir
IL solo-rm Looking for Dear Old Lady,
II Reading-The Bridge of Love, and En-;
core, Mrs. John Woot
Is ousrtette- Chorus
Il Farce-Engaging Janet
| Miss Hutchinson
Mrs. Estes
Miss Everett
Mrs. Flavin
Mrs. Emery
Mrs. Billings
Miss Jordan
Mrs. L. C. Bates and Mrs. j. r. Tuck
or were in Lewiston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Emerton Of Auburn
who have been the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. l.. 81. Peuley, returned home Tues
day. While out hunting Mr.. EmertoI
had the misfortune to have his white
and black fox hound stray away and g.
far no trace has been obtained Of him.
There will be Thanksgiving ball a
Grange Hall Wednesday evening, Nov
20. Music by Davis Orchestra, fou
pieces.
Work at the corn factory closed las
week, when Mr.. W. j. Curtis, the eff
cient manager of the factory since it
opening more than twenty years ago
was presented by twenty lady employee
with two volumes of Mark Twain's writ
ings accompanied by twenty T. D. pipes
bearing each lady's name, in holde
made of ribbon. This unique methot
of presentation being taken on accoun
of Mr.. Curtis fonduess for a fresh T. D
pipe.