Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-21
Same old gloom.

Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Morton of Chica-
90 are guests at N. d. Bo!stsr's.
Hamlin Lodge, K. of P, No. 81. will
work the rank of Page next FRIDAY
night.
Miss A. n. Woodbury. of Medford.
Mass, and Mrs. F. W. Tirrell of Turner
are guests at Charles Rawson's.
E. o. Millett and DIR. Chas. l.. Buck
will attend the state Sunday School con-
vention at Augusta this week, from the
Methodist school.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Swan, who has been
employed by c. Ellis McAllister a large
part Of the summer nursing, has return
ed to her home on Alpine Street.
Donald s. Briggs, who has had posi-
ton at the Rangeley Lake House through
the season, returned home early last
week, and brought home with him two
deer.
VIM. K. Kimball Post, G. A. R., enter
tanned the members Of VIM. K. Kimball
Circle, Ladies' of the G. A. R., at an
oyster supper in Grand Army Hall
Saturday evening.
David B. Woodbury. leaves at the DEM
ocrat office two large and luscious Octo-
Der straw berries, marked as "grown
without protection" bat the Democrat
has not learned what variety they are.
The ladies of Deering Memorial
Church will hold their annual harves,
supper in the vestry of their church on
Thursday evening, Oct. %. You are in.
vited to come. Price of supper rs cents.
The house of Mrs. Geo. II. Davis on
Maple Street, in which the family now
live, has been sold to Harry b. Holden,
who will occupy it after the Davis fsmi,
ly have moved into their new bungalow
on the adjoining lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stanley, after
spending part of their vacation with
relatives here, went Thursday to Au-
burn TO visit Mr.. aud Mrs. John F STAN
ley for few days before returning 10
their home in South Portland.
A. Z. Shurtl-ff attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows in Portland last
week, and was the oldest Odd Fellow in
attendance, being 81. Doubtless also
Mr.. Shurtleff has record of constant at
tendance at the meetings OF his lodge for
the past thirty nine years which can not
be excelled in the state.
A meeting OF the teachers Of the Paris
schools was held on Friday afternoon at
the high school building, South Paris.
Matters pertaining To school manage
ment were discussed by Superintendent
Burr +. Jones. Exercises in calisthenics
were illustrated by Miss Lena K. Franck
and pupils of the fourth grade.
The rally day program at the Congre
gational Sunday School was a decided
success. Though the weather was not
ideal the attendance beat all records,
mum bering ITS. Forty-two OF this num-
Der was furnished by the mems class.
The children who took part did finely,
cornet solo by Raymond Penfold. DR..
Trufsnt, superintendent of the Norway
NJ. K. Sunday School, and Mr.. Geo.
Crockett of the Baptist church gave two
stirring addresses, and letter was read
from K Y. SWEET, superintendent of the
Norway Congregational Sunday School,
" ho was unable to be present.
Abous thirty-five members Of HamliD
Lodge, K. of P, went to South Water
ford Thursday evening to attend the
district convention which met with Val
ley Spring Lodge at that place. A good
number from Craigie Lodge of Oxford
were also in attendance. The work OF
the third rank was done by Hamlin
/ Y i -. ~.
Craigie Lodge, a banquet being served
between the degrees. The South Paris
Knights arrived home about 8 O'Clock in
the morning Barring some mud in
which the automobile wheels sank not
quite to the hubs, conditions were favor
able for an enjoyable evening.