Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-03
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
nee Hours: 7:30 A. y. 70 7 80 r. q.

last week.
Mrs. Fred S. Brown and son of Carl
bou are guests Of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. 81. Stuart.
The Good Cheer Society will serve
dinner at Good Cheer Hall on Tuesda
of this week, at IL O'Clock; Is cents.
The Ladies' Whist Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Walter L. Gray at he
home on Maple Street Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Forbes wer
in Portland two days last week 10 atten'
the annual meeting of the Maine Pres
Association.
A double swing door has been put oil
at True Block, at the foot OF the stair
leading 10 Grand Army Hall and Doten'
barber shop.
Gordon Abbott, who has been vistins
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benla
min SWEET, for number of weeks, hs'
returned to his home in Lynn, Mass.
George c. Fernald, treasurer OF the
Paris Trust Co., is taking his vacation
and he and Mrs Fernsld left Thursday
for two weeks trip to Washington
d. C.
A large crowd attended the dance al
Grange Hall Thursday evening given by
the South Paris Musical Club. The club
furnished fine music, and were highly
complimented by all who attended.
George w. Rockingham, Of Portland,
was the guest of relatives here last
week. Me- rockingham has disposed
of his boot and shoe business and is at
present on the road for +. o. Bailey &
Co. OF Portland.
The directors OF Mt. Mica Building As
ISOLATION have leased the hall in the
building, known as Savoy Theatre, to n.
n. Brsgdon, for another year. Mr..
Bragdon has just completed one year as
manager Of the theatre.
A considerable relief, after the strain
Of a cold winter month, was the mildsr
weather Of the past few days. To be
sure, Candlemas day is fair and bright,
but the goose bone and the hogs melt
well. who knows, and what of II T.?
A. +. Goldsmith, superintendent Of
the Burnham & Morrill, corn factory at
South Paris, and Mrs. Goldsmith, left
Friday for trip Of about ten days 10
MARYLAND, where Mr.. Goldsmith will at
tend the national Gamers convention at
Baltimore. The Goldsmiths were in
Maryland before coming TO South Paris.
The Sigma Thetas were planning to
entertain the young ladies' class of the
Congregational Sunday School at the
home OF Burr T. Jones Saturday evening,
but owing 10 sickness aud bad travelling
only four of each class were present.
Various games were played, refresh
ments were served and good social
time enjoyed by all.
A debate between the girls class of
the Methodist Sunday School, Mrs.
Charles Edwards teacher, and the boys
class, T. NJ. Davis teacher, was held at
the vestry Thursday evening. The ques-
ton for debate was Resolved, that mo-
ton pictures do more good than harm"
The girls had the affirmative, and the
boys won the debate on the negative.
In local item last week giving the
names Of members of the South Paris
Musical Club the names of two members
were omitted by mistake. The club 10
composed of the following members:
Carl s. Briggs, violin and director;
Grace <. Dean, violin; Ida S. Dean,
plano; Catherine G. Briggs, cello; Rae
Newton, flute; Clarence DeCoster, bass;
Howard Shaw, clarinet and manager.
Miss Abbie Starbird left Sunday morn
ing for Washington, d. c., to take po-
sition as stenographer and typewriter In
the Department of Agriculture She
took the civil service examination In Oc-
tober, and has since been frat in line for
q vacancy occurring. The position pays
$40 year, and she has been busy re-
ceiyiug congratulations from her many
friends since the appointment was an
nounced. For some time Miss Starbird
has been stenographer in the office OF
Walter L. Gray.
Gentlsmen's night was observed by the
Seneca Club Thursday evening in Grand
Army Hall. Owing to the illness or ao-
sence from town OF some OF the men,
bers and other causes the party was
smaller than usual at these affairs, but
il was social and informal. The first
part OF the evening was occupied in
playing whist and rock. Welsh rarebit,
ice cream and fancy crackers. and grape
;u;cs wa,s ss,vsd After the refresh.
ments an hour was spent in dancing, with
100 - ~
CRANBERRY Corners" 10 the four-sct
drama which is being prepared by the
senior class Of Paris High School, under
the direction of Mrs. l. K. Andrews, and
i. g r. ,,a,antad n, Grange Hall Thurs-
10 W 10 PIosoh'ou 81 - 40
day aud FRIDAY evenings, roo. IL auo 10.
Tickets 20 ON sale at Towards next
49, ,,,,ro Thu cast NJ the play
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sidney Everett OF the "or'u uo. a par,old
~: :;s:n, w,ni,r.r Arthur Patch
beh Ls'n nn.,s, Tnw'. tather chester Essson
Andrew Dexter; rom d ,a ~ an .rs~msn, i''
heLekisn hoPAiu'' io"" Vi ON Harold Merrill
;v:,o S..0ns
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SSl"s'A "' Dorothy Wight
a. N i,s- her r..tyiish" aunt from
w. Lulu Davis
, Sew Us,s- .is,sr Of Andreg
AniehA peA'ei' 'A''e' " beatrice Andrews
A.. Vn.I;n .omsthiny OF talker, cas- you
m,sht .sv,i Clara Bacon
Raus !. ~, h.in ~ the farm Myra Hsggett
FlOrine. maid. Mario Ne"'0"
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