Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-14

Harry j. Fifeld Of Boston IL q visIto
here. o
| Merton Millett was 10 Boston a fe,
days last week.
Mrs. Fred Abbott Is visiting her slate,
in Lynn, Mass.
Miss Fanny Bisbee of Portland vas a
home over Sunday.
Charles T. Buck is very III at his hom.
on Skillings Avenue.
Arthur Marston of Lewiston was with
relatives here over Sunday.
s. @. Ordway and daughter Hester
were with relatives in Portland over
Sunday.
The March meeting Of the Del Ia Alphas
VIII De held with Miss Grace Dudley
next Thursday evening.
The subject at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be,
'St. Patrick and His Message to U.s."
George Buck of Boston is with his par
enis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Buck
called here by the illness of his father.
Colored minstrels will appear at New
Hall sometime in April for the benefit
of the Pythian Sisters. Watch for the
date.
The Careful Cleaners met with Mrs.
George Giles Thursday afternoon. The
Bible study was the Ten Commandments.
Eight members were present.
There will be a meeting of the West
ern Maine Poultry Association at Engine
House Hall Thursday, March 10th, at
80 p. NJ. All members are requested to
be present.
A. W. Walker & Son, dealers in coal,
lime, cement, agricultural implements,
and dozen or two other lines of goods,
were incorporated Feb. q, under the
same name. The corporation is capital
ICED at $4,000 Albert w. Walker is
president, treasurer and assistant
manager, and P. NJ. Walker is general
manager.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening at Mrs. Gray's, the hostesses
being Mesdames Gray, Hilton, Stewart,
Hathaway aud Miss Walker. panama,
Our New Republic" is the topic for
study. The programme is:
Roll call-curren, events, Club
Climate. Inhabitants, etc. Mrs. Gray
Panama Canal, Mrs. Haskell
and Venezuela, Mrs. Eastman.
Reading. Mrs. II. A. Morton.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office March Is:
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Pomeroy.
Mrs. Mary Walker.
Mrs. Lincoln Walker (car,i.)
Miss Hattie Harding (card)
Miss Lou waterhouse (card)
James S. Lane (card.)
Jack Matherson.
Ralph Cooksou (card) |
Nike Blouse.
III. ID. Stevens (carl) 4
Il. e. Foster (card)
The selectmen of the town wish TO call |
attention to the fact that the time limit |
Tor the removal of brown-tail moth nests |
rom private property has been extended |
oy the commissioner of agriculture from |
The 1st to the goth of March, and that it
must be attended to by the owners Of
ZEAL estate before the latter date, or the
own will take charge OF it and assess
he expense as tax upon the real estate
Affected.
On Thursday evening, March 10th, the
Junior Society of the Congregational
church will give an entertainment in the
'estry. The entertainment will consist
If a dialogue, entitled, "a Pair of
an album of seventeen living
pictures, eight young misses will give a
hoop drill, and an exercise will be pre-
euted entitled, IAN Evening with the
Juniors" Entertainment at 1870 Ad-
mission 10 cents.
A peculiar and unusual effect was pro-
luced in a number OF places near South
Paris by the damp snow and wind of
Friday and Friday night. Snowballs of
he same kind rolled up by the boys
With which to build forts we're rolled up
~ the wind in numerous places to a
considerable size. Even in some places
where the slope of the ground was
against the wind they accumulated a
diameter of a number of inches, and in
places where the ground sloped toward
he south many were formed as large as a
,ushel basket. One field on south
lope, viewed from a distance, was so
covered with the balls that 1t looked
much as il a breaking-up pillow had been
ised on the snow.