Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-07
SOUTH PARIS.

NJ, and Mrs. Albert ID. Park were at
their cottage at Shagg Pond Saturday
and sunday
Iobn T. Indy, after spending some
time q this vicinity, has returned to
manchester, Mass.
M Cole and family and Miss Julia
Oman u Dorchester, Mass, are guests
oFH E Wilson and wife.
The Good Cheer Society will meet
vitb Mrs Chester Gore Miller at her
Nome on Hill Street Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Minnie Bruce returned Monday
Z, her home in Boston, after spending
several days as the guest of Mrs. Charles
Z Brett.
Tie forms were removed from the
new concrete bridge on Stony Brook
tuesday. The bridge has been open to
trsvs. Tor some weeks.
Mt true to its name exactly, never
tbe.ess, Miss Myrtle Buck entertains the
FRIDAY Night Club at her home on Skill
iDy, Avenue this Monday evening,
NJ. and Mrs. A. W. Walker, Mrs. Alta
Rsrsa, Miss Louise Cushman and Miss
Pc-IIa Chase spent the weekend at the
Walkers cottage at Shagg Pond.
Under the auspices of the men of the
Uoyersalist Society, the play, 1.-THE
Doctor will be presented in New Hall
on the evenings of Nov. 10th and 2lst.
Wheeler B. Davis, assistant station
agent. started Monday on his vacation,
mos. u which will be spent at his home
aEupire Road, and will put In some
time nting.
B " Hanson, who for some time had
ar. On with the Mason Msnufactur-
in here, and went from here to In-
tera.. 1a Falls Mimi, has gone to Port
land gra.. where he has position.
Rev. lld Mrs. Z. A. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. B Crockett, and Mrs. VIM. B.
Edwards II South Paris, and Rev. and
Mrs. G. " T. Hill of Paris Hill attend
ed the Baptist state convention at Ban
COR week.
Among those who are attending the
Name Music Festival at Portland this
week are Mrs. Walter L. Gray, Mrs.
L1e.la Smiley, Mrs. Herman Wilson,
Misses Flora Murch and Grace Dean, l..
5. sessions and William Rand.
Nm. B. Russell has opened grain
business in the Shurtleff grain mill on
Main Street, which he purchased some
time since. Z. II. Farrar is closing out
bis business on the other side of the
street. and will work for Mr.. Russell.
Canning operation at the Burnham Il
Mlrrill factory were completed Thurs
day afternoon with pack Of some 600,
600 cans, about half of the usual amount.
The corn was Of excellent quality and
there was more of it that escaped the
heavy frosts than was expected.
Advertised letters and cards in Paris
post office Oct. 1st.
Harold Seamen.
Miss Mary Johnston.
Walter n. Curlia.
r. +. Hawkes. (2).
Fritz V. Curtis.
Mrs. X. Porter, card
Harold Seamen, card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P.Swett, who have
been in Los Angeles, Calf, for the past
year, arrived here on Tuesday of last
W. x, and will probably remain. 1t had
b. en- reported that Z. B. Clifford and
family, who went to California at the
same time, were to return soon, but
they will remain in California at least
until next spring.
Rehearsals are in progress for the
Ghost Drill 10 be given at Good Cheer
Hall, Halloween night, Oct. 81, by the
following twelve young ladies: Misses
Verna Howe, Viola Walton, Ruth Stuart,
Eva Andrews, Nettie Newell, Mural
BOwker, Ruth Bolster, Airline Croker,
Laura Willis, Josie Dean, Ruth Miller,
Luna Billings. A sociable will follow
the drill.
During the coming season the meet
inys of the Euterpean Club will be held
on Tuesdays instead of Mondays as in
previous years. The October meeting
viii be held on the 14;h, with hrs. Burn
ham, Miss Leach being joint hostess
with Mrs. Burnham for this meeting.
An attractive miscellaneous program
will be given, which calls for the use OF
two pianos and an organ.
Friends and relatives here will be sorry
20 earn OF the death OF Norman Gray,
little sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gray OF South birmingham, Mass,
which occurred on Wednesday, Oct. l.
The cause of death was diphtheria and
Mrs. GRAY is now i'll with the disease.
The body was buried immediately with
out services, as is required in such
cases.
The ladies' of Miss Eva Swett's division
wish 10 extend their sincere thanks TO
Hezekiah Peudergrass, Urish Perkins,
John Smith, Matilda Billings, Sally
Brown, Mehitable Jones, Luther Brown,
Jeremiah Jenkins, Samuel Shocks, Bob
by OIee and also to the orchestra, for
the splendid assistance they gave IN
making 1.-THE District School at Blue
berry Corner" success.
The Seneca Club open its season this
Monday evening, when Il is entertained
By Mrs. Fernald on High Street. The
roll call is answered by "some wonder
ful things in nature" and the topic con-
sidered is Panama, with papers on "fhe
Journey to the lsthmus" by Mrs. Barnes, )
1.-The Panama of To-day" by Mrs. WI
SOD; THE Romance Of Panama" Mrs.
Forbes. A piano duet by Miss Fhayer
aud Mrs. Gay closes the program.
Nearly five hundred dollars was real
lied by the ladies Of the Congregational
church in the mopey-raising contest ex-
tending from the first of January to the
first of October. The ladies were ar.
ranged in two divisions, the captain OF
one division being Mrs. Barnes, while
the other was originally under the late
Mrs. Walter II. SWEET, but after her
death was under her daughter, Miss Eva
y. SWEET. Much work has been put into
the contest In various lines, with enter
taipments, sales of various articles, and
so on. Miss Swett's division was victo-
rious by a small margin, their earnings
being S255 90, while those OF Mrs.
Barnes division were S237 so.
A unique and original program has
been planned for this week at Deering
Memorial church. Tonight there will
be the regular meeting of the Official
board. Tuesday, at 4 p. NJ, Junior
League social in the vestry. Tuesday
evening program given elsewhere. Wed
uesday, at 8 P NJ, Ladies' Aid Meeting
Papers on the efficient Aid" At ISL
church roll call. Every member 10 ex
pec,ed TO respond either in person or
written word sent to the pastor. Ad
dress, The Revived Church." Rev. j. N
Frost. Thursday, at 8 p. NJ, w. III. NJ
S. and w. +. NJ. S., union meeting viii
Norway Society invited. At 1850 an al
dress. Friday, at 2:30, reception e
nAn rf mo n