Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-01-10

large attendance is hoped for as there |
work to be done.
Meeting of the fire department to
night (Monday) at the assessors offic'
to elect delegate to attend the Main'
State Hand Engine League to be hell
at Brunswick Tuesday evening, Jan. 10
Tuesday evening Rev. C. G. Miller will
give the second lecture of the course a
the Universalist church. The subject o
this lecture is, Travels on the Yves
Coast of Mexico, Central and Soutl
America"
The Maine Telephone and Telegraph
Co, is guying up its poles preparatory t.
stringiug l20-wire cable between thi.
village and Norway, to take the place o.
the large number of wires now in use fol
the exchange.
Walter l.. Gray has purchased of the
True estate True Block, in which are
besides his own office, the drug store Of
the Chas. II. Howard Co., Grand Army
Hall and club room, and the barber shop
of W. II. Doten.
DR.. Littlefield was running his auto or
the good sleighing the last of the week,
and says that within a radius of ten OF
twelve miles, except for the tempera-
ture, conditions for automobiling were
absolutely the best that they have been
this year.
The men of the Congregational society
will serve their annual supper at the
Congregational vestry Thursday even
ing at 6:45 o'clock, followed by an en-
tertainment by Mr.. Arthur d. WEIGH of
Portland, reader, and musical selections.
Admission % cents.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office, Jan. 9th, 1911:
Miss Jessie sturtevant (2).
Mrs Everett Cox tcardl.
A. l.. Scott.
Jacob Charlton.
j. h. Trott.
S. +. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Mt. Mica Building Association, which
owns Odd Fellows Block, held its an.
nual meeting Thursday and chose
officers. A dividend of three per cent,
payable Feb LIST, was voted. The ,rus-
tees chosen are the trustees of Mt. Mica
Lodge of Odd Fellows. The officers are
Trustees-S. Dayton Bolster. Jamess Wright
Charles a. Young.
secretary and Remuneration c. Wheeler.
A bad accident happened to Nathaniel
Rowe Thursday afternoon at his home
near Hooper's Ledge. Mr.. Rowe had
gone TO the barn to DO some work, with
out putting ON his rubbers, and when re-
turning he slipped on the ice and fell,
breaking his hip. The fracture was al
once attended 10 and Mr.. Rowe made as
comfortable as possible. 1t is hoped
that in spite of his advanced years, full
recovery will be effected.
Friends here have received the follow
ing announcement. Mrs. Under is q
native of Paris and frequent visitor here,
and Miss Under has several times visit
ed here:
Mrs. Kate skillings Under
announces the marriage of her daughter
Alma Louise
Mr. Troy Edward Zimmerman
on Wednesday, the fourth OF January
one thousand nine hundred and eleven
Mankato, Minnesota.
Hamliu Temple, Pythian Sisters, has
elected the following officers which will
be installed Tuesday evening, Jan. 10:
z. C-Mrs. Lou Daughraty.
NJ. Z. C.-Mrs. Della Maxim.
SeniOr-Mrs. Edna shaw
JuniOr-Mrs Hazel kenney.
Manager-Mrs. Clara Ryerson.
N. of F.-Mrs. Louise Cole.
VI. of K. and C.-Mrs. Fannie Eastman.
p. of T.-Miss Florence swallow.
G. of q. Miss Alice wetherell.
Trustee-Irs. Kate hammond.
Representative-Mrs. Cora Everett
Alternate-Mrs. Harriet Barnes.
Louis B. Pierce, son of Rev. aud Mrs.
K. w. Pierce of this place, and Miss
Bessie l.. Feltus of Beebe, Quebec, were
married at the home of the bride ON the
9th of December. The wedding was a
quiet bu, very pretty one, and dinner
was served to about twenty guests be-
fore the coupe left for short wedding
trip. Numerous gifts were received,
including S25 90 in gold from some oil
the patrons of the Peoples Telephone
Co. of Beebe. for which the bride has
served as Central" They will reside
in Beebe.
One of the best times of the season
was enjoyed at gentlemen's night OF the
Ladies' Whist Club at Central Park
Thursday evening. An excellent supper
was served by Mr.. Bassett. After this
had been cleared away, whist was play
ed for a while, and then the company
danced to the music of violin and piano
Between thirty and forty were in thu
party. The affair was so enjoyable thai
the gentlemen got together and engaged
the casino for private hop at the sam,
place on the evening of the 10th, will
the possibility that the one may be ex
tended into series.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
DR.. King was at King Hill last Sunday
Washington Farris is boarding a,
Mrs. Annie Wheeler's.
Mrs. A. T. Powers Of Hanover was a
recent guest at j S. Browns.
Freeland Cummings is hauling pull
wood on the Hebron road for Alton
Maxim.
A. W. Walker Il Son are cutting pine
timber on the farm which they recently
purchased of +. X. Witham.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. S. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Talbot attended Pomona
Grange meeting at Norway last week.