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

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Whittemore, per cent
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis spelled 'em all
down at the 6ve-cent social OF the
Epworth League at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, feature OF
which was an old-fashioned spelling
school. For some time the honors lay
between Mrs. Davis and Rev. I. n. Kew
lev. but finally the minister went down.
Misses Sara SWEET and Florence Richard
son "chose up sides" Other games
we're played and the evening was enjoy
able.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Nov. 20, 1911:
Mrs. James C. Foster, Cetter)
Mr. James Heustis, (letter).
Miss Agnes Frost, (card).
Mr. w. Z. Flaherty, (letter).
Mr. Milton johnson. (card).
Mr. Charles X. Cofren, Qetterl.
Mrs. Alma Grant, Qetter).
Mr.. Albert Doble, (etter).
Mrs Benjamin II. Dyer, (letter)
Walter Cannon, (card).
Mr.. Y. j. Miett, (letter).
Mrs sara Merseseau, Card
Miss Marion Sawyer, (card).
Florence y. Rowe, (card.)
Thomas NJ. Coulton, (card).
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Adventure is the Democrats serial,
by Jack London, which begins in this
issue A large part Of Jack London's
work has been done in the Klondike
field, but this is far cry from there, the
scene being in the southern Pacific.
The atmosphere and color are in it just
as surely as. in his Klondike stories,
though so much different. or course
there are some improbable situations
and some almost impossible. characters
in it, but il is we'll to remember that
after all truth is stranger than fiction,
and il a story is to have the right degree
of human interest in these times, it must
not lack color. You certainly want to
read this story.
Paris Grange has appointed the follow
ing committees for the sale and enter
tainmeut which will be held in Decem-
Der; date 70 be announced later:
Entertaiument-A. K. Morse, Annie SWEET
Nellie Mason. Annie Wheeler, Kate hammond
Fancy work-Lizze Boutelle, Lucy Edwards
Angie Berry, George Haggett. Gertrude witch
ell, Cora Talbot, Ada King. Aehsa shaw, LlzLie
clifford, Gertrude Hammond, Mrs. X iork
Apron-Ethel Cairns. Ellen Ames, Rose Swan
Mystery-Srs. Brown. Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Whit
man. ~,
Post Candidate Ryerson, Matte Richards
Cooked Food-Mrs $. <. Jackson, Mrs Sadit
Rowe, Mrs. George Cummings. Mrs. Sarah Eu
Candy-Abbie Abbott. Lottie Gates, Jennie
Vegetables and Frult-Almon Cairns, Albior
Abbott, Arthur Talbot, Geo. Boutelle, Aioer
Observation-Disclosures Kimball. Della Maxim
Clara Ryerson, Flora Maxim.
Thirty-two members of Glen Roya
Temple, Pythisn Sisters, OF Yarmouth
were entertained by Hamlin Temple
Tuesday evening. The visitors came on
the afternoon train, and were escorted e
the hall. For supper they were enter
tanned at the homes of the Sisters in the
village. The degree staff of Glen Roya
conferred the degrees upon two candi
dates in very excellent manner, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present
Among the guests were Lake Temple o
Norway, d. d. G.. c., Georgia Cash Of
Crsigie Temple, Oxford, Mrs. SWEET, FL
lis Glen Temple, Andover. Very pleas
ing remarks were made by Mrs. Eva q
Msxfield, Grand Manager of Maine, Mrs
Wingste, NJ. Z. c., Mrs. Moxie and Mrs
Gooding all of Glen Royal Temple; ID. ID
&C. Georgia Cash of Crsigie Temple
Oxford; Mrs. SWEET, Ellis Glen Temple
Andover; and Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. Lib
by, Mrs. Richardson and Mr.. Cumming
of Lake Temple, Norway. There was
short entertainment after which refresh
meuts were served followed by socia
hour. There were in all eighty-hv
Brothers and Sisters present. IL ha'
been the intention to entertain the visit
ors for the night at the homes here, bu
"a q violent snow storm was in progress
at the time when the evenings program
was at an end, only few who were az
signed to places near by left the hal
the larger part of the visitors preferrinl
to remain comfortably in the hall unit
the departure Of the early train. 1t wa
q pleasant affair for all.
As was to have been expected,
specially delightful session was enJoye
by the Seneca Club at its meeting las
Monday evening, when il was entertain
cd by Mrs. Stanley at her home on PIN
Street. The ladies had been invited
come at 6 o'clock for supper and shorti
after that hour a party OF twenty-one o.
down at the table. The long taol
which extended from the dining roo
through the arch into the sitting room
was decorated with smilax and PINK
At each plate was printed menu fas
snsd with a partridge feather, oeariI
the name of the club, tho date, and Il
following which was served:
Oysters on the Half Shell
Ruled Grouse Ia Creme