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

Prof. Wight will give his closing con-
cert at Odd Fellows' Hall. West Paris,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th, and ut Un-
ion church, South Woodstock, Thursday
evening, Nov. 9th. Prof. Wight has .
chorus OF 70 voices assisted by local tai
ept. Mrs. Stella Burnham, Miss Della
Lane, Mrs. Annie Davis, Miss Laura
Day are the accompanies. Program:
l. Chorus-Morning serenade, Stelen
2. Male Quartet-Csrry me BACK 70 0le VT
Lester Bry sans' Edwin Howe. Clarence Cole.
-''''' Delphou Howe
s. Chorus-Birds Of spriDgtime, Sse1en
I. solo-Dearest Mae,
I" Mrs. Mrs Annie Davis. Mr. L. Wood
6. Chorus--Sailins on the Sea, Stenen
:. Class Exercise
s. Doll Chorus-0ur Baby BOY, Stenen
Thirty Little Girls
9. solo-In the Garden OF My Heart.
Miss Alice E. Barden
i, Pstrot,c Chorus stenen
IL. oasrssseDoan' Ye Cry. Ny Honey. Noll
Mrs. Cora Perhsm. Mrs; Annie Davis MIS-
IS. solo-Twilight Express. Hager
lone Farnum
Il. Chorus-Star OF Descending Night,
Is. solo-A May Morning, Denzer
Miss Laura Day
ls. Male Chorus with solo-Hear Dem Bells
Mr. Harlan Andrews
Il. Duet-I will Magnify Thee March
Miss Bsr'ien Mr.. Wight ,..
Is. Girls and Boys Keep Sweet. PIP. Bilho o,n
oq.rsMhy kas aB ESse White Mr. S cisg
ton Churchill. Mr.. W. 8. Wight
p. Comic puet~Oh, Yah, Don't Dot was Fine,
Mrs. limo Fsrnum. MIR. Scott Wight
g. Chorus and Congregation
Star Spangled Banner
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Free
Baptist church will hold their annual
sale of aprons. fancy articles and home
made candy Tuesday afternoon, Nov 4,
Sale opens at o'clock. A baked bean
and pastry supper will be served at $50
at Centennial Hall. All invited.
At the quarterly conference of the NJ.
z. church, Rev. ]. N. Frost, superin-
tendsnt, presiding, it was voted to close
the church for the remainder OF the year
and Rev. r. B. Pine, who has been the
preacher, has gone away.
There will be social dance for the
benefit of the public library, Thursday
evening, Nov. 9th. Music by Milliken's
Orchestra. Manager, H. II. Wardwell.
| Aids, A. d. Swift, Mrs. A. D. Swift,
| Helen Dexter, Laura Barden.
Mrs. o. K. Yates has been quite i'll but
is improving.
| Mrs. j. C. Howe has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dean Wheeler, at Oak
land. Mrs. Wheeler is slowly recover
ing from an operation for appendicitis.
Lewis N. Mann sold at public auction
at his residence here his entire herd oil
twenty cows and heifers from his farm
at Milton. A. D. Park was auctioneer
l West Paris Grange gave harvest en-
tertainment Saturday, Oct. 25. There
were quotations and original stories by
the members, singing of harvest songs
and an original poem by Mrs. +. L. Wy
man of South Woodstock. Mrs. Wymar
illustrated the poem by several vsrietie,
Of autumn fruit, also some beautiful
roses which she picked IN her garden
that day.
Miss Winifred Willis Of Lewiston ha'
been q recent guest OF her unclss, Frank
| L. and Lorraine F. Willis, at their homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shaw delightful!
entertained the Happy-go-Lucky Whist
Club Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served.
tits reported that Robert Shaw has
purchased the interest of his partner,
Harry Emery, 10 the hardware business
and the business will now be carried OF
by Mr.. Shaw.
Mrs. G. A. Smith has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital a
| Lewiston.
Frank P. Mckinney has received thu
appointment Of mail carrier on K. F. D
No. 8, and began work Nov. lst. II. 4
Tuell, substitute on the route durinl
the years that C. R. Briggs was carrier
has been mail carrier for the past FIVE
months, awaiting the new carriers sp
pointment.
Henry Walker, who was reported il
from typhoid fever, is improving.