Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
The court bell will be rung again this

I. r. Evans, who has been III, 10 mo-
able to be out.
Miss Nellie Donovan of Lewiston wa
guest of Miss Rose A. Murphy owe
Sunday.
Mrs. William w. Ripley went to d.
Kings Hospital, Portland, last week 70
surgical treatment.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller will preac
at the Shows Falls school house Sunday
the ed, at 2 O'Clock P. N.
Rev. E. A. Davis of the Baptist churc
exchanged pulpits on Sunday with Rev
+. NJ. Lamb Of Buckfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskell Of Auburn
were guests of Mr.. Haskell's sister, Mrs
L. A. Rounds, over Sunday.
George Il. Bachelor and wife o
Plainfield, N. j., are visiting thei
cousins, Will and Charles Edwards.
The Philathea GLASS of the Baptis
Sunday School will meet with Mrs. Johr
Blair Thursday afternoon, Oct. u, at
O'Clock.
The District Convention, Pythian Sis
ters, will meet with Hamlin Temple
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th. Th'
Grand Chief is expected to be present.
There will be a special meeting of the
members Of the G. A. r. circle Tuesday
night, Oct. 10th, for the purpose of re-
hearsal. All members please be present
The ladies of the Congregational Circle
will serve their annual harvest supper
and entertainment Thursday evening,
October II. Supper served at 6:45; en-.
tertsinment at s O'Clock.
"We're not getting what's coming to
US for weather this fall" remarks a
friend to the Democrat. And surely the
past two weeks have been trifle below
the average for quality, according to our
finite measurement.
A FIRE was started Monday morning on
the roof of Mrs. j. A. Lovejoy's house
on Pleasant Street by sparks from the
back chimney which burned out. 1t was
handled by garden hose turned on it
from a window in the bath room at the
rear of the house, and there was only a
still alarm.
Robert W. Wheeler, who graduated in
June from the pharmacy course OF the
Medico-C hirurgicsl College of Phila-
delphia, and has been during the sum-
mer with the Seaside Drug Co. at Old
Orchard, has secured position in the
drug store of G. Z. Hawkins of Portland,
in Monument Square, and will go there
this week.
A party was given by DIR. and Mrs. C.
l.. Buck at their home Saturday evening,
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Deroy Wheeler,
who are soon to leave. Sixteen were
present. Refreshments were served,
games were played, and the evening was
a social one. Mr.. Wheeler is now in the
employ of the A. Fl. Berry Shoe Co. 10
and Mrs Wheeler will 90 to
about the first of November.
Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, K. Of P, will
hold special convention this Monday
evening, Oct. 8, to confer the rank OF
to be followed by rehearsal OF
the third rank team. Friday evening
they will tender a reception and banquet
to the Supreme Chancellor, Judge Geo.
NJ. Hanson of Calais. The rank of
knight will be exemplified. All mem
bers of the lodge are requested to be
present.
Already one load of deer has come
into town. A party of four, Will Bray,
Carl Robinson, Chester Record and
Walter Pratt, went to Andover West
Surplus in season TO be there when the
law went off. and arrived home very
early last Friday morning with six deer.
One was doe "as large as a mule" one
was very small, and the Others were fair
size. "Good luck on everything but
tires" and tire luck was anything but
good.
Stubby, q horse owned by Hiram n.
Porter, one of the best known horses in
the village, and thought TO be the
of them all, died in his stall
Sunday night, Oct. lst, being found dead
in the morning. He was known to be at
least 35 years old. He was an old Yer
mont Morgan, brought from Vermont
when young horse. For many years be
was driven on Mr.. Porter's milk cart,
and has probably peddled more milk
than any other horse In the place. Also
in late years he been used to haul the
hose in District No. l. He was ever
willing and faithful to the end, having
taken q good drive the afternoon before
he died, and coming to the barn in good
condition.
The following committees for the
Christmas sale by the ladies OF the
Congregational Circle are:
Reception-Mrs. A. I. Mcwhorter, Mrs. A. W.
Walker, Mrs. Walter SWEET.
Art Table-Mrs. ]. +. Plummer, Mrs. Angle
Bolster, Mas Matte Richards.
Fancy Table-Mrs. A. e. Wheeler, Mrs. L. ).
Mrs. C. W. Bowker. Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs.
George Eastman, Mrs. z. Z. Hathaway, Miss
Mary Abbott, Mrs. W. A. Porter, Miss Emma
Haskell.
Miscellaneous-Mrs. " ID. Bolster, Mrs. n. g.
Elder, Mrs A. T. Mcwhorter. Mrs. Z. n. Has
kell, Miss Nellie Whitman. Miss Emma Shurtien,
Miss Alice Wetherell. Mrs. l.. L. Powers, Mrs.
Robert Paterson, Mrs. j. n. Bean, Mrs. Ells
McAIlister, Miss Florence Richards, Mrs. George
Fernali, Mrs. Clegg, Mrs. A. w. Walker.
MISUNDERSTANDING Belle Goodwin. Mrs. 4.
b. Clifford, Mrs. j. W. Chute, Mrs. w. u Froth-
ingham, Mrs George Davis, Mrs. Fred Wiggln,
Mrs. Walter Maxim, Mrs. A. 4. Eliingwoou,
Mrs. II. Daughraty.
Ice CreamvMrs. o. 4. Barrows, Mrs. z. p.
Farrar, Mr. John Wight, Miss Alice Knight,
Miss Annie futile.
Aprons-Mrs. Arthur Clark. Mrs. K. n. Cook.
Mrs. Dora Green, Mrs. A. II. Jackson, Mrs A.
e Shurtlefr, Mrs. Sarah Cummings. Mrs. Hattie
e withsm. Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. George An
drews Mrs. w. II. Robinson, Mre. II. ID. Field,
Mrs b. n. Hicks, Mrs. Rawson Holman, Mira.
Hulda Perkins, Mrs. George Parker. Mrs. d.
JENNIE Mrs. Walter SWEET.
Mystery-Miss Eva Walker, Mrs. Edna Shaw
Mrs. Grace Stevens, Mrs. Margaret wilbur
Mrs. Elsie Chapman. Miss Barbara Chapman,
Miss Helen Barnes, Misc Nellie jackson, Misses
Annie Muzzy. Hattie JENNIE, Mae Field' Aobie
Record.
Candy-Mrs. W. L. Gray, Mrs. ID, NJ Stewart,
Mrs. +. A. Shurtlefr. Miss Ida Shuttlen, Mrs; w
2. Morton. Misses Ruth Bolster, airline Crocker
Cora Wight. Bertha Wight, Rose CLARK, MIS-
Guy Cole.
Howard, Mrs. Z. L. Greene. Mrs. Don Bean
Mira. Arthur Shurtlen.
Food-Mrs L. j. Briggs, Mrs. Q. NJ. Howard
Mrs. A. b. Talbot, Mrs. w. j. Wheeler, Mrs
John Scott, Mrs. Theron Hathaway. Mrs. A
Abbott, Mrs. George Richards, Mrs. George
Chapman, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Lizzie Morse
Mrs K. Haggett. Mrs. Fred Abbott, Misc ANN
Morse, Mrs. l.. Rounds.
Bridgton Academy Does Up Paris.
Paris High School opened its foot
ball season Saturday afternoon with
game lat least so called) with BridgtoI
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