Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-24

Miss Belle Goodwin is spending few
days in Hebron.
Good Cheer meeting Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Young.
w. A. Porter has widened the piazza
at his house, and put on new rail.
Again we have got glimpse of the
sun, after nearly six days absence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin S. Maxwell are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Chase, in
Wales.
The Democrat force are feasting on
Snow apples, the gift Of Jarvis Thayer.
Thanks.
Mrs. Blackwell of Garland ia the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. II. A. Hilton, for
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler of
Wakefield, Mass, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler.
Mrs. Ella Heald of East Sumner is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert ID.
Park, coming home from the music
festival with her.
DIN Swan, Mrs. Swan, and little
daughter, Mabel, of South birmingham,
Mass, visited Mrs. Swans aunt, Mrs.
Mary Goodwin, last week.
The annual harvest supper of the NJ.
E. church will be served in the church
vestry, Thursday evening at Gas. Ad-
mission, adults 20 cents; children under
II, 10 cents.
Mrs. F. o. Goodwin and baby Frederick
of Upton spent the week end with Mrs.
Mary Goodwin. They were returning
from Portland where Mrs. Goodwin had
been attending the Maine Music Festival.
Friends of the NJ. E. church paper
committee are asked 10 help them all
they can in their last canvass to secure
the delayed carload of paper. A team
will soon call on all who have contri-
button. Notify Miss C. Z. Goodwin.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy is entertaining Rev.
and Mrs. j. Il. Little Of Bethel on Mon
day, the Cay being the birthday of both
Mrs. Little and Mrs. Murphy. The Littles
take dinner with the family, and in the
afternoon few friends are invited in.
The W. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
Episcopal church held their annual meet
| ing last Thursday. The society plan to
take the regular study, THE Light of the
World" during the coming year. The
following are the officers chosen:
| President-Mrs. Benjamin SWEET.
| Vice President-Mrs. T.. y. Kewley.
Rec. sec.-Mrs. Harry A. Morton.
/ Cor. Sec.-Mrs. G. L. Farnum.
| Treasurer-Mrs. S. c. 0rdway.
On Tuesday of this week G. Freeland
Penley will start for western trip via
Montreal, Chicago, and Kansas City. He
will stop a while with his son, +. IL.
Penley, at Augusta, Kan, then on seven
hundred miles farther to Delta, Delta
County, Colo, and visit his son Albert
there for a week or two. Then on
again to Sacramento, Calf, there taking
steamer down the Sacramento River and
up the coast to Portland, Ore, thence
by rail to McMinnville, Ore, where bis
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Marley, and fam
lily now live. Quite journey for man
totally deaf, and nearly eighty years OF
age.
The vestry of the new Deering Me-
mortal Church was nearly filled Friday
evening, on the occasion of the reception
given by the members of the Methodist
church to the members of the Baptist
church, in testimony of their apprecis
ton for the use of the Baptist church
building while theirs was in process OF
erection. A short program of enter,
tainment was given, which included a
piano duet by Miss Jessie Tolman and
Miss Eulalia Millett, song by Miss
Marie Newton, reading by Miss Mil
dred Pariin, solo by Miss Tolman, re-
marks and readings by V. w. Csnham
of the Lewiston Sun. The audience
sang "Blest DO the Tie That Binds" and
the remainder of the evening was spent
in serving light refreshments, and In
general sociability.