Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-31

morning.
Mrs. Louise j. Briggs is with relative
in Portland.
Miss Susie Walker of Portland was
guest at (. L. Parlin's Sunday.
| The date of the Mile. Scalar concer
has deem changed to Thursday, Dec. Z.
| Mrs. W. W. Ripley, who has been a
DIR. Kings hospital for treatment, re
turns home to-day.
The Ladies' Whist Club will NEE
Thursday afternoon of this week will
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler.
Mrs. Charles T. Merrill of Kennebunk
port is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Fl. JENNIE, for the week.
DR.. j. w. Davis of Fort Fairfield wal
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. L
Buck, from Friday to Sunday.
A meeting of the South Paris Board
of Trade will be held at the assessors
Office Thursday evening of this week.
Henry E. Howe, who has been in tbt
hospital in Worcester, Mass, with ap
pendicitis is expected home this week.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold &
business meeting Tuesday afternoon al
3 o'clock at the parsonage. All are invit
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Starbird left Fri
day for visit 10 relatives in Pittsfeld
Palmyra, and other places in central
Maine.
The Juniors of the Congregational
church will hold a food sale at G. w
Bowker's store next Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
o. K. Clifford and family began NOV
ing into their new home in the village
about the time DR.. Merrill's last load OF
goods went out.
Charles Moulton has purchased the l..
S. Swan house on High Street, and has
moved into it from Z. B. Deans rent on
Western Avenue.
The Ladies' Finch Club, 1.-THE Wick
ed Six" were entertained by Miss Anna
Morse last Wednesday afternoon, and an
other delightful afternoon spent.
Ira z. Murch is very low, lying in a
semi-conscious condition, and taking no
nourishment. 1t is thought that the
end can be matter of only short time.
Misses Florence Richardson, Sara
SWEET, Helen Chapman, Myrtle Buck
and Eulalia Millett attended the Epworth
League institute in Portland last week.
Don't forget the masquerade Hallow-
cen social at G.. A. X. Hall this Monday
evening. Admission cents for those
masked, and 10 cents for those not mask
ed.
Chas. Fl. Howard, Fl. w. Dennison,
Charles l.. Buck and Alton G. Wheeler
were speakers at the Rally Day exercises
of the Norway Congregational Sunday
School on Sunday.
All members of Hamlin Lodge, No.
81, K. of p, are requested to attend the
I'd annual district convention which is
to be held in Norway Grange Hall Thurs
day evening, Nov. I'd.
The regular supper of the Univers-
alist Good Cheer Society will be Nov. Z.
V. W. Canhsm of Lewiston will be the
reader for the evening, and Shaw's
Orchestra will furnish music.
j. Arthur Colley, formerly proprietor
of Hotel Andrews, was in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Colley has been at Poland
Spring through the summer, and ex-
poets to be in Portland this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Morrill, of Quin-
cy, Mass, who are spending the winter
with Mrs. Morrilps parents In Canton,
were the guests of Mr.. Morrilrs aunt,
Mrs. Theodore Thayer, few days last
week.
Mrs. Fred Adkins of Livermore is
here taking short course in lip-reading
of Katherine Morton who recently
graduated from the normal course at
the Mueller Walle School for the deaf in
Boston.
Mrs. G. W. Bowker, who has been in
DR.. Kings hospital in Portland, is now
at the home of her brother, Newton
Stanley, in South Portland, and will re-
main there for week or two before
coming home.
T. A. Roberts W. r. c., of Oxford,
invite the Ladies of the G. A. r. to be
present at campfire on Saturday, Nov.
4th. The ladies are also requested to
meet Monday evening, Oct. S0tb, for
business and practice work.
The members of the Home and For
eigu Missionary Societies of the NJ. Z.
church are invited to attend the meeting
OF the Norway societies at the vestry of
the Methodist church Wednesday after
noon, Nov. /, at $50 o'clock. Those
going will please take the 2:15 car.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Oct. 80, 1911:
Portland Cooperage Co., (card)
Mrs. Leon y. Mckeen.
Harry Robinson.
Lee Paris. (card)
FL. Byrnes, (card)
s. +. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Woodbury. Hill and Hebron, it seems,
are not the only localities where flowers
resist the frost. w. W. Maxim brings
in to the Democrat bouquet, picked
out doors on the 2Sth of October, which
contains marigolds, annual chrysanthe-
NUNS, frost flower, candytuft, sweet
alyssum and mignonette. None of them
had been protected.
The junior class of the high school
was entertained by Lafayette Dow at his
home on Pleasant Street Thursday even
ing. Refreshments were brought by the
members and served, and very pleasant
evening was passed. All the teachers
being away in attendance on the teach
ers' convention, Miss Eva <. Walker
acted as chaperone.
The old tally-ho coach which was for
merly run on the Bryant's Pond and
Rumford line is now doing service here.
Proprietor Byron V. Tuttle of Hotel
Andrews, who owns the stage line, has
been using the coach some between the
hotel and the court house during the
past week, and Saturday the football
team went to Hebron in it.
At the mid-week prayer meeting Wed
nesdsy evening, the Baptist church was
given a surprise by the announced gift
of bell to the church, by Mrs. l.. c.
Morton and her children, in memory OF
the husband and father, the late Henry
r. Morton. Mr.. Morton was one OF
those most actively engaged in the organ
ization of this church, and was its frs
elected deacon. The bell will be pro
cured at once.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.