Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-10
The past week has eassd up on the
coal bins and woodpiles little.

The past week has eased mp on the
coal bins and woodpiles little.
The Good Cheer meets with Mrs.
Bean on Pine Street Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Catherine Garst OF Washington,
d. c., was q guest at Chas. Edwards'
last week.
The Ladies' Whist Club will meet with
Mrs. Hathaway on Friday afternoon of
this week, the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Harper of Port
land were guests of relatives here for q
few days last week.
Rev. C. 1. Spear of the Methodist
church exchanged pulpits with Rev. B.
c. Wentworth Of Norway Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Daniel from Minneapo-
lis was the guest of Mrs. Charles Dun
ham who attended the Cha pman concert
Friday night.
Friday nights snow pieced out the
sleighing for few days. 1t was getting
thin in spots, and wheels had already
begun to appear.
The Pbilatheas Of the Baptist Sunday
School will meet in the vestry Tuesday
at 2:30 P. NJ; and at 6:45 will serve
their annual banquet.
There was narrow escape from q
collision of the electric car with an i'm.
migrant train bound north at the Pleas
ant Street crossing Saturday afternoon.
Fortunately it was a miss.
Geo. S. Plummer has sold his house
on Pleasant Street to John S. Brown,
through the Dennis Pike Real Estate
Agency. Mr.. Brown some time since
sold bis farm, possession to be given in
the spring.
C. W. Bowker will attend the meeting
at Biddeford Wednesday, March 18th, OF
the State Association Of Fire Chiefs.
Former Chief John A. Mullen of the
Boston Fire Department, Hon. j. W.
Blunt, insurance commissioner, and
others will address the meeting.
Remember the union meeting at the
Methodist church Sunday evening, Mar.
Is. Rev. j. j. Hull and Wesley j. Weir,
General Secretary of the State Sunday
School Association, will be the speakers.
Saturday evening there will be Sunday
School workers meeting at the Norway
Congregational church.
All roads will lead to the Congrega-
tiOnal vestry on Thursday evening,
March 18th, for on that night the Y? N.
L. will serve their annual supper. The
entertainment will consist of sketch
entitled, Scenes in the Union Depot"
Supper served at Gas. Supper and enter
tainment % cents. Entertainment l0l
cents. Children under II, Is cents.
The Seneca Club Is entertained by
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler at her home this
Monday evening. The following is the
program:
Roll call-fayorite quotations
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Ideal Public School----------Mrs. Shurtlen
Parent and Teacher-------MaiT, MS MS. , W,k
SsaSHI Of the schoolmas,er
Washington Irving Taylor |
A team of Paris boys was defeated at |
basket ball at Norway Opera House Sat-
urday night by the second team Of Nor |
way High School BY score OF % to 10. |
The game was advertised as being be-
tween Paris High and Norway I'd, but it |
is well known that Paris High has no |
basket ball team because of the fact that |
they have no place to play the game.
While it is true that most of the players
were students at the high school it was
in no sense a high school team. The |
game put up By the Paris boys was sur
prisingly good considering their lack OF
practice.
The drama, "where the Lane Turned"
to be given March 20 q, in Grange
Hall, under the auspices of the Seneca
Club for the benefit of Paris Public |
Library will be given by the following