Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-10-29

Not much danger VI bu0 SANan~ 800
ing up dry, according TO present indica-
,iOus.
Mrs EB. Lunt and son William of
Belfast are guests at W. B. and e. A.
Youug's.
Frank B. Coffin, ielectman of Gilead,
was In town Wednesday last on town
business.
Miss Abbie Starbrd is serving as clerk
tothe register of deeds during the alb
sence OF Miss Hall.
Mrs. Ellen 2. Cummings of Mechanic
Falls was guest at Writ Staniey's a
few DAYS last week.
Miss Ruth Caswell of Auburn has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. George K.
Norton. for the past week.
The Good Cheer will meet Wednesday
.,sruoon of this week with Mrs. Bean
the, home on Pine Street.
Dwight Wise of Rockland, Mass, was
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise, few days last week.
Mrs. Archie L. Cole entertained the
Ladies' Whist Club at her residence on
Pleasant Street Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of Deering Memorial
church expect to hold their annual sale
some time the middle of November.
Mrs. Lillian A. Shaw has returned
from the Poland Spring House, where
she had position through the season.
A little blue the weather got, before
that four days storm was over, but sun
days sun did much to brighten things
up.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colburn and w.
P. Emerson of Manchester, n. H., visit
cd relatives and friends here the past
week.
Miss Cshie Hall is in DR.. Kings
hospital iu Portland, where she under
went a surgical operation on Friday.
She is reported as doing well.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson has closed her
house, and has gone TO Tate Springs,
Tenn, where she will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cole.
There will be rehearsal OF the de-
gree team OF Mt Pleasant Rebekan
Lodge Friday evening of this week. All
the team are asked 10 be present.
Nearly carful of schoolma' ans left
Thursday morning on the train for Port
land 70 attend the meeting of the Maine
Teachers Association. All the schools
were closed Thursday and Friday for
that purpose.
rL.i.. ..,.,,oox &, ran Tan Hall last
Tuesday evening was glorious success.
Twenty-Five, including club members
and guests, were present and the supper
was fine. The November meeting Will
be held with Mrs. Hilton.
Chandler Swift went Wednesday to the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lewis
ton, where he may remain for some time.
Mr. Swift is suffering with some internal
growth, and can be made more comforta'
bic at the hospital than here.
A large number OF the Knights OF Py-
thias attended the Pythian district con-
yention at Oxford Wednesday evening,
where Hamliu Lodge of this place work
cd the rank of Knight. Quite juicy
evening for an automobile ride.
There will be a business meeting OF
the EpwOrth League at the vestry OF the
n. <. church Tuesday evening, Oct. 20,
al 7:30. Each member is requested TO
be present and to bring suggestions for
work during the coming winter.
Lumley Castle Band played for Pro-
gressive rallies, at Mechanic Falls Thurs
day evening and at Poland Friday even
ing. Not very good weather for the trip
either night, but the boys went in cover
ed passenger wagons very comfortably
George A. Briggs lost his horse Satur-
day, and she was given decent IL not
reyerent burial Sunday morning. de
bad owned her for fifteen or sixteen
years, and though he does not know her
exact age, be is satisfied that she was
well up in the thirties.
Mrs. j. d. Haynes entertained her
Sunday School class, the infant class In
the Universalist Sunday School, at her
home Thursday afternoon. The little
folks ate their refreshments from table
which was decorated with Halloween
ad0rnments, and variety of entertain
ment gave them a merry time.
Lewis W. Clark Of South Paris and
Miss Eva l.. Smith Of Norway were mar,
red by Rev. C. G. Miller at his home
Tuesday afternoon. Later the newly
married couple went by automobile to
Mr.. Barrett's 10 Sumner to spend few
days. They will live with Mr.. Clark's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doble, on
Gothic Street.
The Maine Farmers Almanac for 1918
published by Charles e. Nash & Son OF
Augusta, is at hand, It has the ole
familiar look, with the same ancient cu'
on the title page, and the same valuable
statistical matter of both Maine and gen
eral interest. Also the same weather
forecasts, slightly varied from forme
years, and doubtless Of the usual accu'
raey.
The following il the cast for the two
act farce, "The Return of Deborah,
which viii be played as the entsrtain
ment following the supper of the Coco
Cheer Society, Tuesday evening OF TIL
week:
Miss Jane Tompkins, a New England spinsteI
Miss Sarah TOmpkins, her sister. sboa! tn
saihc dgc------ MISS OOIn A1oo
Margaret Lawrence, their niece. . girl Of J
Miss Maud Marti
Blossom Farrsr. year out Of boarding school
win strong leaning TOWARD M,ra S %,,srsa P.,
Della, the Irish servant. $500. Mas Helen R Col
The ladies Of the Sosth Paris 0ngre
gatioual Circle will have. Christina
sale and entertainment Dec th and 9th
1914 Revised list of Miscellaneous an
Food tables:
Miscellsneous-Mrs. Hattie withamf1fs.
A. aartlen. Mrs. n. G. Elder, Mrs. Elm. H.
M Sen, MS Arthur shurtlef, Mrs. Nl6. Bolsts
MS A. T. Mcwhorter, Miss Az Wetherel
Mas Annie futile. Mrs. Henry Navy, Mr.
Lizzie stone. Miss Kendrck, NJ. Gordon, Mr.
smith - Neal nh''
Food-Mrs. g. NJ. T. r Brigs
Mrs. W. j. whee& MI Trs C.V
Bowker, Mn. ~ - SS2tAs -
nrs. A. B. Talbl ~. ~ ~
aozse, Miss II rSs& :.
bean, Ma AM ~