Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-04

mrs. FRANK Needham OF Bethel Ia tht
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Emily Cook.
Robert W. Wheeler was at home from
portsmouth, n. a., for few DAYS lasI
week.
A concrete crossing has been put In or
Pleasant Street opposite the stable of r
B. Fogg.
Mrs. WIN. Culbsrt and Miss Dori,
Cuioert have been here from Portland
for few days recently.
Miss Myrtle Buck has finished he,
work at the telephone exchange. Her
place is taken By Mrs. Walter Hutchiu,
of Norway.
New coats of paint are going on to the
Universalist church, the new Maxim
block, and the house of NJ. L. Moves, on
Pine Street.
Andrew Jackson and his brother, AL
fred Il. Jackson, have gone on a visit in
the West, and will probably be away
about a month.
Erland c. Torrey and family are NOV.
ing into their new bungalow which has
been built this season opposite the resi-
dence Of Albert ID. Park.
F.. W. Walker has been spending few
days in Harrison, and bis mother accom-
panied him on his return, and will make
her home with him here.
Mrs, Lillian Shaw has returned from
the Poland Spring House, where she has
had the same position during the season
that she has had in previous years.
Miss Blanche Haskell of Harrison, a
graduate of Paris High School and q
former teacher in town, was the guest of
Mss Myrtle Buck over the week end.
The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
church will hold a special meeting with
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Tuesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. A large attendance is desired.
A, meeting of the senior class Of
Bates College, Shirley Riwson Of this
place was elected business manager Of
the Mirror, which is the annual publish
ed by the seniors.
All persons interested in state road
through Paris under the new law are in
v;,ed to attend meeting at the assess
nrs' office, South Paris, Tuesday, Nov
1918, at 1850 P. NJ.
The Baptist Woman's Mission Circle
will meet with Mrs. l.. c. Morton next
Thursday at 2; 80 p. NJ. sharp, to be fol-
lowed at $50 by the annual meeting of
he Baptist Ladies' Aid.
Mrs. II. n. Bolster, who has been Wis
sing the family of her son, Harry I.
Jordan, in Philadelphia, for the past two
intends returning TO her home
IN this place the present week.
Members OF the Ladies' Circle of the
G. A. K are requested to meet at their
room at Z O'Clock sharp on Thursday
evening, Nov. 9th, for practice of work.
Let all try to come If possible.
There will be a rehearsal for the full
degree staff of Mt. Mica Lodge for the
First Degree on Tuesday evening, and
the degree will be worked on two candi-
dates at the meeting Thursday night.
The new Grange Hall on Maple Street
s plastered and ready for the finish to
20 on, and there seems TO be good reason
TO expect that it will be ready 10 occupy
as had been hoped about the first of De-
cember.
There will be meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid next Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, directly after the missionary
at Mrs. l. c. Morton's. Annual
officers will be elected, and large at
tendance is desired.
Superintendent Bowker, of the Water
announces thar the water
will be drawn off this week from the
dams Of the Stony Brook and the Cooper
Spring brook for the purpose OF cleaning
out the storage basins.
Misses Muriel Bawker, Velma Lord,
Lulu Davis, Marie Newton and Mildred
Maxim spent two days of the school
recess, Thursday and Friday, at G. NJ.
TitcCmb'S camp at Halls Pond. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. c. W. Bowker.
Our delayed cold weather came all
right Friday aud Friday night. Satur
day morning thermometer readings were
reported variOusly from 10 up. One man
reported the free zng of water in hens
drinking dish to thickness of an inch
and quarter.
A concrete sidewalk has been laid
from the walk in front of A. l.. Tubbs'
store across the lot of the Maine Power
Co., and plank walk across the corner
of the pit from the concrete walk to the
end Of the bridge, making practically
walk.
The Pleasant Street sewer reached the
Oxford County Creamery Saturday night
by a grand hustle. Besides the cream
cry connec ions will be put in on that
street by Mr.. Wright, Mrs. Hall and Mr..
Bolster. A branch sewer will be put in
on Maple Street from the Square TO the
new house of Mrs. George Ii. Davis.
Next Sunday, Nov. o, Worlds Temper
ance Sunday will be observed in the
morning by special services in the Sum
day schools; and in the evening by n
union service held at the Congregational
church in which all the pastors will par
ticipate Music will be furnished by
union of the four church choirs, and an
opening praise service of song will be
held. Meeting begins at seven O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid of Deering Memorial
church will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the vestry OF their church on
Thursday afternoon. All the ladies of
the Aid are especially invited to come
and bring needle and thread, as there is
some sewing to be done. Each lady is
also asked TO bring some article of food
in covered dish, to be used in the mys-
terry supper they will hold that evening,
to which the husbands of the ladies of
the Aid are invited. Ladies please come
early in the afternoon.
Please not forget to come to the Good
Cheer supper and entertainment at Good
Cheer Hall Tuesday of this week. Nov.
T. Supper will be first-class in every re-
spect, and the entertainment which will
be given BY the smaller children of the
Sunday School will consist of two child
ish dialogues, Little Grandmas," and
"Thanksliving," besides songs and reci-
tations. Come and see how interested
you will get in the little ones If you are
not already. Sociable for all to follow.