Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-02
DR.. and Mrs. Weber of Lewiston were
ouests nj DIR. ID, NJ. Stewards Sunday.

DR.. and Mrs. Weber Of Lewiston were
guests at DR.. d. N. Stewards Sunday.
Miss Nellie jackson went Monday
morning to Boston for visit to her
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tirrell of Turner
spent a few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Percy Allen.
Annual meeting of the Citizens Tele-
phone Company this Monday evening at
the assessors Office at 7:S0 O'Clock.
The Oxford County Association of
Rural Letter Carriers is holding its an
nual meeting at South Paris as this pa
per goes to press.
AL having books belonging to the
Upiversalist Sunday School are asked to
bring them in next Sunday as the library
will be closed for few Sundays to pre-
pare for the addition Of new books.
George Giles has twelve Legborn pull
lets which were hatched the 10th of
June. They began laying the 2lst Of
November and during the remainder of
that month laid % eggs, and in Decem-
Der laid 1874 eggs.
At last we have some real winter, as
those who had to be out during the last
days of the week can testify. Sundays
little snow will help toward sleighing a
little, though it does not establish good
sleighing where there was bare ground
before.
There was quiet wedding at the
home of Mrs. Florence Chapman Satur.
day evening, when her daughter, Miss
Elsie V. Chapman, was united in mar
rage with Mr.. Samuel FIemming. Both
bride and groom are of this place, and
will continue TO reside here.
The remains of Margaret A. Slattery,
years of age, were brought here from
Woodstock for burial Saturday. The
child was the daughter of the late j. j.
Slsttery of Paris, her mother now being
Mrs Arthur a. Davis of Woodstock.
Death was due to diphtberia, this being
the first fatal case of that disease in that
section.
News has been received here of the
death at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Farrsr, in Brockton, Mass, of
Mrs. Julia A. Bumpus, widow Of the
late Samuel A. Bumpus. Mrs. Bumpus
spent most of her life in Paris. She
was the daughter of Levi Hartman of
Litchfield, and would have been Is years
of age on the 18th of this month. The
remains will be brought here on Tues |
day for iuterment in Riverside Cemetery.
She leaves son and two daughters.
IIamlin Lodge, K. of P, elected the
officers Friday evening:
C.C.-D. NJ. stewart
V.C.-E. Z. Barrows.
PIT. 5. Barnes
M.ofw.-W. K Kenney. |
h. OF r and sc. W. Bowker. |
NJ ofF-E. NJ. Millett. |
NJ. of E-J. +. Everett. |
NJ. at A.-E. Z. Shaw. |
!. &C. A. Doran.
q. &C. W. Chase.
Rep.-O T. Bowker.
Alt. c. Littleheld
Trustee-A. II. Jackson.
The regular monthly supper and en-
of the Good Cheer will be |
of this week, Jan. I'd. The |
supper will consist of baked beans,
and brown bread, Geld ham, salads, |
cakes, pies, cream pies, and in fact all
he good things that one usually gets at
these suppers, and following the supper |
will be an entertainment wholly musical,
of piano duets, cornet and
violin solos, vocal solos and duets, and |
this will be followed by a sociable foc |
the young people. Prices as usual.
Every body come.
The Euterpeau Club holds its January |
meeting this Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Burnham. Dance Forms is the |
special theme of the program. A num-
Der of changes from the program az
printed 10 the year book have been made
necessary by the illness and absence of
members, and that which will be pre- |
sented is as follows:
Roll Can-Current Musical Events i
Piano QuarteIte-Selected,
Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Brickett,
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Briggs.
Vocal Solo-"Amore Valse," Tosti
Miss Clark
Piano Duet-Spanish Dances, Moszkowski |
Mrs Smiley, Mrs. Gray |
Piano and Organ-Minuett In D-minor, Mozart |
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Morton
Piano Solo-Tarantelle, Selected |
Mrs. Brickett
Piano Duet-Pol0naise, Selected
Miss Barnes, Miss Thayer |
Piano and Organ-Waltz, Selected
Mrs Briggs. Miss Ida Dean
Vocal Quartette-The Rustic Dance,
Miss Clark, Mrs. Daughraty,
Mira. wiggin. Mrs. Barrows.
Piano Quartette-March, Selected |
Miss Ida Dean. Mrs. Eastman,
Mrs. Brickett, Mrs wiggin.