Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-12

Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton left Satur
day for the South, going with their sutl
as far as Boston.
Mark Richardson, who was seriously
i'll for few days last week, is able to b,
out of doors again.
Frank Stiles has moved from ono o
Harry Stuart's rents into the rent on tn,
north side of Mrs. Louise Briggs teue
ment house on Pleasant Street.
Mrs. L. E. Bean, Miss Cora Mason apG
Miss Pauline Mason were at their hom'
here Saturday. They have leased 8
house at Portland for the winter.
N. Dayton Bolster and son Morton
Mrs. Fremont Penley and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Peuley were at Rumford Monday
to attend the funeral of W. W. Virgin.
Fremont H. Field, who lives on the
Partridge farm north of Paris Hill
sends to the Democrat office cluster Of
ripe wild strawberries that were picked
October tenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleon S. Osgood Of Rum
ford were the guests of Mr., and Mrs. A,
d. Park for short time Saturday, being
on their way to visit Mrs. Osgood's
brother at Sweden.
There will be rehearsal OF the officers
and degree staff of Hamlin Temple
Pythisn Sisters, Tuesday evening after
the regular meeting. All members are
reonested to he present
The Fan Tans will meet at their rooms
Friday afternoon and are requested to
come prepared to sew. Supper will be
served at the usual hour and will be
followed by social evening.
Harrison Farrar has been visiting bis
daughter, Mrs. Il. r. league, at Madison
for three weeks. Mrs. league returned
with him to South Paris last week and
went back to Madison Monday.
A grand demonstration harvest ban.
quet will be held at the Universalist
church Tuesday evening, Oct. 26. All
who have been or are likely TO be inter
ested in the church are expected to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thayer and a
friend, Theodore Ames, of Portland,
were the guests of Mr.. Thsyer's par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Thayer, over
Sunday. Mrs. Thayer will remain here
for a week.
Among those who are in attendance
at the Maine Musical Festival at Port
land this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin
c. Joy, Mrs. George Burnham, Mrs. Mel
lie Brickett, Mrs. Herman Wilson, Mrs.
l.. c. Smiley and l. S. Sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lord and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Andrews came in Mr.
Lords auto from Beverly, Mass, Satur-
day, and with Mr.. Lords sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Edgerly of this village, went
TO Camp Beverly, Harrison, to spend the
weekend.
Interest in the world series ball games
is at fever heat in this vicinity, with Bos-
ton the favorite of most local people
A few have gone To Boston to see some
of the contests while others are making
daily trips 10 Lewiston to watch the
electric score board.
A meeting of the Ladies' Social Union
will be held in the Sunday School room
of the Universalist church Wednesday,
Oct. Is, at 8 O'Clock. Business of i'm
pOrtance concerning the Demonstration
of Oct. 90 and the Halloween party will
be considered at the meeting.
Mrs. George r Morton entertained the
Western Avenue Club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bert Clifford,
a former member of the club who has
recently returned from California, being
the guest of honor. For refreshments a
California supper was served. All but
one member of the club was present.
Hon Cyrus Y. Blanchard of Wilton
was at South Paris Friday. Mr.. Blanch-
ard would like to be the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Second
District to 90 up against Congressman
McGillicuddy in the next election, and
thinks it is worthy ambition. He in-
tends to "try it out" in the primaries.
W. o. Rockingham has taken the
agency for j. l.. Taylor Il Co.'S custom
made clothes and has on hand large
line of samples from which you can make
a selection. This company makes suits
wholly from individual measurements
and guarantees fit and satisfaction. Mr..
rockingham will carry no ready made
suits but thinks he can please any one
on a made-tC-measure suit.
Mt. Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., began its
season of degree work at the meeting
Thursday evening by initiating two can
didates. The degree team will now pre-
pare for the work of the first degree,
There will be a rehearsal for the guards
of this degree Tuesday evening, and a
rehearsal for the officers of the degree
after the lodge meeting Thursday even
ing. All who have taken part in this
degree are urged to be present so that
the degree may be worked the following
week If possible.
Rally Day exercises at the Cougrega-
tional Sunday School were largely at
tended and proved very interesting. The
recitations and singing by the children
were enjoyed and appreciated by all.
The solos by Mrs. Rose Witham and Mrs.
Wilson were excellent. Mr.. Howard
emphasized the fact that our whole aim
was not numbers but efficiency and help
fulness. Hon. James S. Wright empha-
sized the value of mems Bible class.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter spoke to the
children. The whole program was
good and the committee, Miss Barnes,
Mrs. Oswell and Mrs. Rose Butts de-
serve much credit for its success. There
were 225 present.
A delightful piano recital was giver
Saturday afternoon at the home OF Nellie
NJ. Jackson for her older pupils. Their
parts were well rendered. The following
is the program:
| Duet-Chatter, BachmanI
| Blow Bugles, Viba,
| Lila and Miriam Scott.
| Solo-Goblins.
Annie Clifford.
Solo-Little Miss Pride. Englemanr
| lawmakers March, zimmerman
solo-Lotus Mazurka, spindle
| Silent Night. Giiie
| Miriam Scott.
Duet-Galop March.
| Eleanor Clifford and Miss Jackson
| Solo-Dance OF Bears.
On the Water u. Scot, 'ns'
solo-Convent Bells. Ludovi
| Sparkling Dewdrop.
| Minnie Hill.
solo-song of Home.
| Camp of Gypsies, BEN
Doris Merrill.