Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-24
Still looking for that snow.

family.
Miss Vida JENNIE has finished the sea-
sons millinery work ct Bridgton and re-
turned home.
E. N. Anderson % having the Broom
ell vapor heat installed In his residence
on Hillside Ave.
Services Of the week OF prayer will be.
gin at the Baptist church on Sunday
evening, Jan. Z.
Mrs. Charles Bates and son Of Camden.
n. j.. are visiting Mrs. Bates father,
Frank z. Barrows.
Miss Julia P. Morton arrived homo
from her teaching In Arlington, Mass,
Saturday, for the holiday vacation.
Keep watch for spas New House
keeper" Arrives at Universalist church
on s O'Clock train some time in January.
Watch for date.
Miss Helen n. King il at home from
Portland with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. King, for the week of vacation In
the schools of that city.
Henry E. Howe 10 expected here from
Springfield, Mass, to spend Christmas
and the few following days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heidner.
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway 10 at home
from her teaching 10 Rockport, Mass,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Hathaway, for the holiday vacation.
The meeting OF the Good Cheer Society
= =. L. ~ n
on Thursday afternoon instead OF Wed
nesday as announced, Wednesday being
Christmas.
Miss Jeanne Towle, assistant In the
high school, left Saturday for her home
in Wiscasset for the vacation, and Miss
Susan N. Kendrick, the other assistant,
went to her home in Litchfield.
Miss Scalar desires to express her
warm and affectionate thanks to the
Pioneer Orchestra and Chorus for the
pretty gift and souvenir they so grace
fully have offered her for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Edwards and
daughter Marjorie started for Plainfisld,
Now Jersey, Saturday to visit Mr..
Edwards aunt, Mrs. Sophronia Batche-
Tor, and her son, Geo. Bachelor, and
family.
B. n. Hanson, wife and son Norwood,
in Gilead, remaining until Monday when
Mr.. Hanson will go on to Berlin, N. r..
for a short visit and Mrs. Hanson and
son will return home.
Last weeks rain made the skating on
the river really better than before lat
least so the boys say), and with q good
moon it has been we'll employed. Sun
day also, although the air was quite
sharp, the ice was we'll covered.
The remains Of Lester n Proctor
were brought here from Auburn Satur-
day afternoon and inferred in the Howe
and Proctor lot In Riverside Cemetery.
Mr.. Proctor died in Auburn on Thurs-
day, at q few days less than IS years of
age.
II the poultry men OF this corporation
who have birdsto exhibit at the COM
ing show at Norway will give their
names to Guy Buck, arrangements will
be made for carrying over and returning
the exhibition cOops without trouble to |
the exhibitors.
All the college students are at home
for the holiday vacation: John T. Par
sons, Albert King, Earle Kimball, Ralph
Essson and Harry A. Titcomb from the
University Of Maine; Eugene Lowell
from Colby; Shirley j. Rawson and Miss
Marion Everett from Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. E S. Maxwell have their
daughters all at homo for Christmas.
Miss Edith Maxwell came home on Sat
urday from her teaching In Melrose,
Mass, and was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Frost OF South birmingham,
and Mrs. Chase Of Sabsttus is also here.
BIN. Hanson, who has been connected
with the Mason Manufacturing Co. since
a year ago last August. closed his labors
with the company last Saturday, and will
this week Tbursdsy leave for Interns-
tional Falls, Minnesota, where he has .
fine position with a much larger salary.
Miss Ethel C. Crockett and Miles Rec
ord of Haverhill, Mass, arrived at Geo.
b. Crockett's Friday night to spend the
Christmas vacation. Mrs. Leon s. Fair
banks of Newtopville, Mass, Is expected
there some time Monday, and Mrs. c. A.
Record Of Hayerhill will also probably
come.
The wedding Of Alton Grant and Miss
Ruth Eliza Farrar will occur this Mon
day evening at eight O'Clock at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett FL. Farrar, on Park Street. Rev.
Chester Gore Miller will perform the
ceremony. Mr.. Grant 10 in the employ
of Farrar Bros, grain dealers. Miss Far
rar is a graduate of Paris High School
in the class Of 1911, and has a position in
the office of the B. +. Spinney Co., at the
shoe factory in Norway, where she will
continue. The couple will 60 on short
trip, and after their return will reside
with the brides parents.
Good Cheer Fair, Feb. 20, q, %:
Ente tainment Committee-E. 8. Jones, A. L.
Holmes.
Advertising Maud Douglass. W. p. Morton.
Reception-Mrs. A. L. Holmes. Mrs. c. g.
Miller, Mrs. 8. p. Stearns. Mrs. Charlotte Howe,
Mrs. Maxwell. Miss Hattie Doble. Mrs. e. A.
Libby.
Fancy Table-Mrs. J. D. Haynes, Mss Hattie
Burneli, Mrs. A. d. Park Mrs. L. e. Bean, Mrs.
Win Ripley. Mrs. Rodney Hall. Mrs. l. e. An
drews. Mrs. virgie Wilson. Mrs. Writ Stanley.
Miss Edith Maxwell. Miss Grace A. Thsyer.
Handkerchief Table-Mrs. Ella Young. Mrs.
C. H Thayer, Miss Laura Burnell, Mrs. Cora
j. Mason, Mrs Roxie McArdle. Mrs. Iva Erskine.
Mrs. A. Il. Doble, Mrs. Harold Cannon. Miss
Helen King.
Food aud Lunch-Mrs. j. 6. Littlefeld, Miss
Grace Thayer, Miss Maud Douglass. Mrs. Hattie
Dean, Mrs Angle Tube, Mrs. Herbert Hihon'
Mrs L. S. Billings.
Five and Ten cent Table-Mrs Chester Record.
Mrs. George Bailey, Miss Maud Carter, Mfss
Nettie Getcheli, Mr.. Archie Cole, Mrs. Chas
punham, Mrs. ID. ID. Fletcher, Mrs A. l.. Holmes,
Mrs.. Grace Plummer.
Candy-Mrs. II. Herrick. Mrs. Walter Star.
BIRD, Miss Maud Martin, Miss Ethel Campbell,
Mrs George Morton. Mrs. DR.. Packard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Edgerly. Mrs. Geo. A. Abbott.
Apron Table-Mrs. Everett Farrar, Ms.
Teresa Grover, Mr.. Chas. Brett, Mrs j.
Kenney, Mrs. VIII Kepney, Mrs. w. b. knsseli,
Mn r. e. Buck, Mrs. j. r. King. Mrs.. Georgia
Thsyer, Mrs. J. L. Kenney.
Christmas Festivals
Christmas will be- duly observed BY
the several Sunday Schools Of tho place
with Christmas trees, exercises, etc., on
Tuesday evening.
At the Congregational church supper
will be served at 6 O'Clock for the chill
dren of the Sunday School, followed By