Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05

Cnaries Z. Brett returned from hi
western trip Saturday night.
i Alonzo Buck brought in a fox with
handsome brush the last Of the week.
VIM. L. Blood has finished work on tn
bungalow OF b. Walter Brown at Nor
way. o-
| November meeting of the Board O
Trade at the assessors office "wednesday
evening.
Morton v. Bolster attended the Bates
Bowdoin football game at Brunswick
Saturday.
Miss Sara I. SWEET and Miss Florencs
NJ. Richardson are on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. SWEET at Bangor.
Harold Keene has been spending the
past week with bis amt, Mrs. Clarence
Hutchins, at Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Keene of North
Buckfield were guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. Luther Winslow, last week.
Mrs. j. P. Richardson has returned
home after a four weeks Visit with
friends in New York and Boston.
A good job of grading lawn and laying
concrete walks has been done by j. A.
Noyes at his house on High Street.
Looks now as If election day might be
"brite and fair" however it may be in
"the cold grey dawn of the morning
after"
William j. Wheeler has been In Bos-
TOT, and visiting his daughter, Mrs. Roy
(. Cole, in Canton, Mass, for the past
few days.
Both dams and ths Hooper reservoir
OF the village water system will be
drawn off and thoroughly cleaned out
this week.
Larger basement windows are being
put in the front of Clarke's harness
store, under the post Office in Odd Fell
lows Block.
Special appropriate exercises in obser-
vance of Worlds Temperance Sun
day will be held by the Methodist Sun.
day School next Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds was at Marston's
Corner, Auburn, last week, to attend the
centennial Of the Free Baptist church at
that place, which was her old home
church.
Little need to call attention to the fact
that Tuesday is election day. Most peo-
pie are wildly aware Of 1t. The polls
open at o'clock Tuesday morning and
remain open until 3.
Harry D. Cole, now deputy sheriff and
jailer, has purchased the house of Willis
Ames on High Street, and expects to &C.
ocpy it on the termination of his service
at the Jail.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter spoke at the
church at Norway at the
Sunday evening service, on the meetings
of the American Board in Portland,
which he attended.
P. Z. Hathaway and Walter L. Gray, |
both graduates of Colby College, were at
Waterville Friday night and Saturday |
for Colby Day and the Colby Maine foot |
ball game of Saturday.
The snow squall of Sunday morning
gave us the first snowflakes of the sea- |
son, and Sunday was cold day from
morning till night. However, 1t serves
to remind US what mild and equable
October we had, as whole.
Five classes in the Methodist Sunday |
School, Nos. 8, 4, 8, s and II, including
the intermediate and young adult por- |
ton of the school, will be given a sup
per by the officers and teachers Of the
school, at the vestry next Friday even
ing.
Norway lodge, l. o. o. F., will confer
the third degree on three candidates for |
Mt. Mica Lodge at its meeting Tuesday
evening of this week. Refreshments will
follow the work, and at the close OF the
lodge meeting the election returns will
be received. Paris members will take
the 7:15 car.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid was held with Mrs. Walter
Denpison, and the following officers
were chosen:
President-Mrs. T. A. Davis.
yice-President-Mrs. Scott Marston.
Secretary-Mrs. j. L. Murch.
Treasurer-Miss Annie Edwards.
Executive Committee - Mrs. Frank Taylor,
Miss Leona Stuart Mrs. Madge Dennison, Mrs.
W. E Morse, Mrs. Albert E,tgecomb.
Work Committee - Mrs. L. c. Morton, Mrs
Fred Bonney, Mrs. j. II. Stuart.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Fl. E. Judd is confined to the house
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
Sanford Brown has gone to Richard
son Pond near Bemis, to scale logs for
Silas Peaslee.
Elmer Twitchell has bought W. b.
Swett's and j.. S. Browns apples, and
has had crew of men packing them the
past week.