Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-11
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FAINT son.
Mrs. L. Z. Bean, Miss Cora j. Maso
and Miss Pauline have visited Portlan
for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Maxwell returne
Wednesday from q visit of some week
to their daughter at Wales.
Mrs. N. D. Bolster entertained th
Ladies' Finch Club at her home Frida
afternoon for the first meeting Of tn
season.
Superintendent of Schools Burr
Jones is visited by his mother, Mrs.
Frank Jones, and son Vassar, of s,
George.
The Philathes Class OF the Baptis
Sunday school will meet with Mrs. VIM
Morse Tuesday, Nov 18th. A large al
tendance is desired, as 1t is election o
officers.
The next meeting of Paris Grange
Nov, 10, will be officers day, that is
each officer will take part in the pro
gram. E. q. Libby, secretary of tn
State Grange, will be present.
Miss Nellie Jackson will give a plan,
recital Tuesday evening, Nov. l1th, a
the brick school house. She will be as
sisted by Mr.. B. F. Jones. The pro
ceeds will be used to help on the plan,
fund.
The men of the Universalist parish
have set Dec. so and 81 as the dates of
show 10 be given under tbei
auspices. A committee to have charg,
NJ the matter has been chosen, of which
Albert D. Park is chairman.
Deputy Sheriff John A. Titus was gen
erous with the venison he recently cap
tured, and several of his friends can ties
'ify to its excellent quality. In these
lays of the high cost of living, wha
1.-The neighbors send in" counts.
Mrs. A. A. Kendall of Portland gives
4 talk and parliamentary drill TO tn,
Seneca Club this Monday afternoon anC
evening. The club meets at Mrs. Stan
ey's on Pine Street, where Mrs. Ken
lall will give talk after her arrival on
The afternoon train, aud in the evening
the drill.
The next meeting of the Euterpear
Club will be held with Mrs. Cora s
Briggs, with Mrs. Agnes Morton assist.
ng. The meeting will be held Dec. Isl
Instead of Dec. "a as scheduled, and
hereafter the meetings will be held on
Monday as before. instead of Tuesday as
printed in the calendar.
There will be musical at Mrs. L. K
Beams on Piae Street Tuesday evening
1t 1:30 under the management of the
aides of the Universalist church in
with the contest now in prog
Tess, when Tennyson's Enoch Arden
viii be given by Mrs. Cora S, Briggs and
Mrs. W. L. Gray. Admission 10 cents.
Everybody invited.
Edgar ]. Brown of Waterville, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal of the Knights
)f Pythias, will visit Hsmlin Lodge,
Friday evening, Nov. 21; also Pennesee-
xsssee Lodge, No. IS, Norway, will be
same evening. Hamlin
Lodge has an invitation TO visit Walton
Lodge at Mexico, Friday, Nov. IA. The
.hree ranks will be worked at an all
night session.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid was held with Mrs. L. G.
Morton, and Ulcers were elected as fol-
Ow,:
First Vice. President-Mrs. Burr Jones.
Second Vice President
Secretary-Mrs. j. Z. Murch.
Treasurer-Miss Annie Edwards.
Executive Commlttee-Mrs. j. II. Stuart AIRS.
L. A. West, Mrs. George Tirrell.
Work COmmitiee-Mrs. l.. e. Morton. Mrs. +
W. Bonney, Mrs. <. b. Dean.
Fogg 4 Wheeler, the enterprising local
agents of the Cadillac car, have received
this telegram from the manufacturers at
Detroit: Gable from London advises
that Cadillac has again been awarded the
Dewar trophy by the Royal Automobile
Club. This award is made annually to
the motor car demonstrating the great.
sst advance in the industry. Cadillac is
The only American car ever accorded the
honor and the only car in the world re-
tue WV biluCo.
Instead of the regular monthly meet
ng of the W. e. T. u, the ladies who
have charge of the November meeting
that a service will be held in
he vestry of the Baptist church on Tues
lay evening, Nov, 18th. All are invited
% attend this service, but the parents of
,ur school children are especially invit-
ID. There will be papers by teachers
md parents on some of the problems
If home and school life, and discussions
will follow the papers. The committee
iesire to make this meeting Of mutual
interest and benefit to all. Full pro-
,ram next week.
A hundred or more people came out
through the driving storm to the union
Meeting of Sunday evening at the Con-
church. This meeting was
held under the auspices of the South
Paris w. c. T. u, in observance Of
Worlds Temperance Sunday. There
vas singing by a union choir, with solos
,y Mrs. Wilson and Miss Barnes. The
Ipeakers were the pastors of the several
churches. Rev. A. T. McWhorter spoke
ipeclficslly on the nature of the enemies
which we have to meet-conscienceless,
organized, treacherous; Rev.
;. G.. Miller on national prohibition,
which will be advanced by the votes of
he women; Rev. c. |. Spear on personal
liberty, which is to be replaced by a
common brotherhood; and Rev. Z. A.
Davis on some of the forces arrayed in
he fight against the liquor trafic-God's
word aud prayer, the Christian church,
,ut of which have grown the w. c. I. u,
he Anti-Ssloon League, and other or
,auized forces. 1t was very earnest
meeting.
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