Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-10-08
The Oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

o,,,ss Allan England has pnrchase'
,Ford touring CAT
~, and Mrs. D. z. Bowker OF Port
"a .ere guests at u W. oo"A'i
Few days last week.
n, G. Littlefield is spending tws
~. - vaeation in New York, going Oh
sunday of last week
NJ. Ellen +. Cummings OF Mecnan,'
h xas guest at Writ Stanley
Tassday and Wednesday
W., Charles T. Buck is visiting q,
rs Falls, where she formerly resided
SsiOre coming to South Paris
-. and Mrs. Albert D. Park and Mr.,
MS II. A. Hilton spent the week
40 W. a. the Park camp at Shsgg Pond
~. Hulda Hilton, who has been with
MS, Mrs. Almeda Newton, dur
Nv the summer, has returned 70 ner
Spms in Someryille, Mass.
cha. H. Howard was in Boston few
- week on business. His mother,
r n Howard, accompanied him,
.nS will remain for two weeks or more
Harry h Briggs of Newmarket, N; H.
hS s.cr AZ ]. q. Nichols for few days,
Iii return home on Tuesday with
Az s tS,,otber. Mrs. Briggs, who has been
here for month
C,pt and Mrs. +. c. Tribou attended
Tsp 49, NJ Mrs. Tribou's father, Hor-
Tribou. in Machias last week.
~, Horace A. Tribou viii return with
~, and make her home with her
daughter,
rbs frame is going up for Mr.. Held
= ,sW residence on High Street,
@ Nc nil be bungalow. OF his cot
w. 5opses on the other end Of the lot
yvr,le Street, the two new ones are
Si.s,sred and the other two, which are
iamodeIed from old buildings, are under
way.
Thu roof Of the new building which is
Lin, srscted on Pine Street by 5. T.
Mn h now going on. The front and
.rIs NJ the building will be covered with
.teel. Two stores are planned ior the
ground floor, two tenementS LOT the sec.
md floor. and the basement VIII Dc USED
nv n. W. Maxim as garage.
Tbs ladies' OF the Congregational
.An-cb will serve their annual harvest
.nDnar Thursday, Oct. 10th. The sup
~ rIll be followed by an entertainment.
H.. Alice Cora Wood, who was heard
uuch pleasure at the Methodist
~ last winter, will be the reader,
n viii be assisted by local musical
yh'sut Supper at 6:45; supper and en-
4 .srtainnent, p cents.
The harvest supper with which the
Good Cheer Society opened the season
tuesday evening drew out good crowd,
more than filling the tables, Decorations
dsutumn leaves and jack o'-lanterns
toss.her with a variety of fall flowers
we're appropriate and effective. The
Gupsili sisters of Portland, two young
misses, gave the entertainment of the
evening. with instrumental music, songs,
dances and sketches, and were very
fetching
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Oct. 7th:
Mrs. Emma Stodard, card.
Mrs. Fred Pierce.
Miss Delta FLASK, card.
Mr. A. &. Cox.
Mr. John II. Cobb, card.
Mrs. ROy Abbott, card.
Miss Luce Emery, card.
Mr.. Henry G.'Wallace q.
Mr.. ". +. FOss, card.
Mr.. II. E. Haggett, card
HOhlell Mfg. Co., card.
M. Billy Hayes, card.
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, card.
S. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Three men arrested at the North Wa
isriord fair were brought here Friday
for hearing before Trial Justice Whit
man. They were charged with obtaining
money under false pretences from sever
a parties at the fair. The men were
taking subscriptions for alleged maya
zines, cash in advance, and giving alleg-
ed fountain pens as premiums, which
proved to be worthless. The three men
were doing "team work" working to-
gether to give their scheme plausibility.
They gave their residences as in three
different states at different distances.
Justice Whitman imposed fine OK five
dollars and costs on each, which was
paid.
The Euterpesn Club holds its first
meeting for the season with Mrs. Briggs
this Monday afternoon. A miscellsne-
Gus musical program will be presented,
a. follows:
ROu cAll-curren, musical events and special
topics
Jensen-Briial Song,
Mrs krlggs Mrs Ruruham.
D'Har1elOt-a Three Green Bonnets,
6OtsschSlk-b What Pity 10 Akin To,
r,.n Miss Barnes; a., .
COUen-Brldal Chorus, Tue Rose Maiden"
Euterpean Club Chorus.
SOgTis-Three Roses Red,
Miss Tolman.
Zaubltzer-Ch ildren's Festival March,
Viollns, Miss SWEET, Miss Dean.
Piano,
Miss Ida Dean, Miss Thayer, Mrs. Daughraty.
Bemberg-Nymphs and Fauns,
Miss Leach.
Misunderstanding without Words, plano aud
Mrs Morton, Mrs. Eastman.
Hi!dach-Passage Birds Farewell,
Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Smiley.
HOtmann-Hungarisn Rhapsodie,
Mrs. Brickett, Mrs. Gray.
ESterpeau Club Chorus.
A Sunday School institute will be held
at Deering Memorial Church on Tues
day, Oct S. This is one of series held
BY the Methodists in the Augusta Dis
rics. The program is as follows:
MORNING SESSION.
$50 Deyotons.
A"O address Of Welcome, Rev T \; K SNTlsy
Ma0 The Pastors Place In the Sunday school,
100 Child Conversion, Rev. C. J. Brown
IL" How 70 Secure the Cooperation OF the
len Conference.
Dinner furnished by the local Church.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
10 Deyotions.
100 Every sunday School a Training. School,
Rev. ID. +. Faulkner
80 Increasing the Enrolment.
800 Tue New knights Of Methodisn,"
Rev. A. A. Calla9han
$50 The Problem OF the Boys Father
80 Spiritual Possibilities OF the Sunday School.
tO Conference.
Supper served by the local Church.
EVENING SESSION.
100 Devotions.
80 Address, Gods Call to the Men Of Maine
To Get Into the Game, Rev. \. A. LEIGH
Committees for the Congregational
fair:
Decorating Committee.-Ru,h Bolster, Hattie
JENNIE, airline Croker. Cora Wight, Bertha
Wight, Rose CLARK, Ida Rock.
Reception Committee. A. T. Mcwhorter,
Mrs. L. A. Rounds
Entertainment Committee. Nile. Minnie
scalar, Mrs. Geo. Briggs, Mrs. w. p. Morton,
Mrs. A. e. Wheeler.
Ar Tsble.-Mrs. j. Il. Plummer, Miss Matte
Richards, Mrs. l.. Z. Powers.
Fancy Tsble.-Mrs. p. Z. Hathaway, Mrs. 7.
,. Barnes, Mrs George Eastman. Mrs. w. A,