Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-10-22

Fine days, these. October seems q
! De trying to even up Ssptember's &C
count.
| The Methodist Sunday School Boar
will meet at DR.. Bucks Office this Mon
day evening at 7:SO.
Charles E. Brett ID on Q trip through
the West with his brother, b. p, Bret
OF Beverly, Mass, and will be gone som,
weeks.
1t Is announced that beginning tn,
first Of next May, the Great Northwest
ern Telegraph Co. will add q messenger
boy to its service here.
Rev. Herbert Tilden, d. D., of Hebron
officiated at all the services OF SUNDAY n
the Baptist church, In exchange with
Rev. Z. A. Davis, the pastor. =
The entertainment for the next Good
Cheer supper, Nov. s, will be the farce
The Return of Deborah" This has
been given in other places very success
fully.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold its
annual business meeting next Thursday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock, with Mrs. Walter
Dennison. A full attendance is earnest
ly desired.
The FAM ans will have q supper at
their hall Tuesday of this week, Oct. %,
at their hall in Bowker Block. Il 10
earnestly hoped that all Fan-Tans will
be present as this will probably be the
last supper there, as the hall is to be
given up.
The ladies of the home mission society
of the Methodist church will pack q
barrel for the Deaconess' Home on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week. All
wishing to contribute vegetables, fresh
or canned fruit, can bring them to the
church at that time.
Friday, Oct. 25, at Lester Vests farm,
there will be marshmallow toast given
under the auspicies Of the Christian En-
deavor of the Baptist church. All men,
bers of Christian Endeavor and congrega-
ton are invited. A hayrack will meet
them at the Baptist church at 6:45.
Rally Day was observed by the Bap-
fist Sunday School Sunday. The pro-
gram included special music, a song by
Burr F. Jones, . song by the PASTORS
quartette-the four daughters of Rev.
and Mrs. Z. A. Davis-an address on
The Boy Problem" by DR.. l.. ii. Tru-
FAINT of Norway, and remarks by Rev.
Herbert Tilden, d. D., of Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Motley, who were
formerly at Hotel Andrews, but for the
past few years have been in Auburn,
went through Monday morning on their
way to Campbell, Calf, where they ex-
pect to settle. Mrs. Motley's mother,
Mrs. Julia Colley, who has been with
the Motleys, is now with her son, j. Ar
thur Colley, in Portland.
Mrs. c. w. Bowker entertained num-
Der of lady friends at her home Friday
evening, in honor of her guest, Mrs. /
Newton Stanley of South Portland. |
Various games were played, refresh |
ments were served With all seated at the
dining table in the dining room, the
table being very artistically decorated
with Halloween emblsms in keeping
with the season. The place cards were
black cats with quotation. A generally
evening was enjoyed.
Vim. K. Kimball Circle, Ladies' of the
G.. A. R., was host Saturday at camp |
fre at which there were comrades and |
ladies' present from Norway, Bethel, He
bron, Mechanic Falls and other places.
A bouutiful Grand Army dinner was
served to about 120 at noon. At the
afternoon session, which was held in
New Hall, Mrs. L. A. Rounds presided
and welcomed the guests, and pro-
gram was given which included solos by
Gilman Whitman, Franklin Maxim and |
Miss Tolman, readings by Mrs. s. e.
Jackson and Mrs. S. n. Mars,on, and re.
marks by DR.. Smell, Rev. E. A. Davis
and Rev. A. T. McWhorter. II was q
pleasant affair.