Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-17
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Baptist Ladies' Aid Nov. 10th.
Myra Austin was at home over tn,
weekend from Gorham Normal School
Edwin Rounds and Miss Carrie Doyl,
Oh DanVille are guests at j. D. Haynes
Stanley Shurtleff goes the first of thi,
week to Boston, where he expects to Sc
cure position.
Paris Grange is going to West Sumner
on an invitation from Pleasant Pond
orange, on Wednesday, Oct. IS.
The Republican Town Committee are
TO nave meeting on Thursday evening
at the Hughes & Fairbanks Club room al
7:30. -
Col. and Mrs. George D. Bisbee were
az hotel Andrews few days last week
while the Colonel was in attendance at
court.
After attending the Music Festival,
Mrs. Agnes L. Morton visited relatives
In Portland for the remainder of the
past week.
Mrs. Sophia Clark will represent
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge at the
meeting of the State Assembly in Ban
gor this week.
Admiral and Mrs. W. W. Kimball
closed Old Brick last Tuesday, and left
for Washington, d. c., where they will
spend the winter as usual.
Rev, Gay c. White will give his lecture
on Abraham Lincoln Friday evening,
Nov. 3, for the benefit of Joshua l..
Chamberlain Camp, S. ofV.
Winslow C. Thayer and family and
Lewis Andrews and family went Sunday
by auto to Hanover and visited Mrs.
Thsyer's and Mrs. Andrews father, A.
7. Powers.
The Fan-Tans are to have a business
meeting at the club rooms Tuesday even
ing of this week at $50, and the presi-
dent wishes very much that all the mem
bers be present.
VIM. Z. Morse, who has for some.
years driven team for the Grand Union
Tea Co., has given up that business, and
he and his family expect soon TO move
on to farm somewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton A. Milett, who
have been occupying large tent near
Mr.. Millett's shop during the summer,
have moved into the house of Archie l..
Cole on Deering Street.
There will be an important meeting of
the Hughes Il Fairbanks Club of Paris
on Thursday evening at 80 at the club
rooms. Ali Republicans are requested
10 be present and make arrangements
for the November election.
A large number of the people of Paris
and Norway went Sunday by train and
to Augusta, to see the boys
Of Co. d, Second Maine Regiment, who |
arrived there Saturday on their return |
from four months of duty on the Texas
border.
Miss Edith Maxwell, who returned |
some time since to her teaching in Mel |
rose, Mass, is again at her home here, |
the opening of the primary schools of |
Melrose having been indefinitely post |
poned on account of cases of infsntie
paralysis.
Mt. Mica Lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold |
, speclal meeting this MONDAY evening |
1t eight for the purpose of comforting the |
second Degree. Tuesday evening candi- |
iates from Mt. Mica Lodge will receive
the Third Degree at Norway, the MEM
oers of the degree staff of Norway Lodge |
doing the work.
General 81. C. King of Brooklyn, N.
T., and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. King of
Boston, Mass, accompanied by Mrs. |
Jennie King Brsgdon of Portland, Mrs. |
5. E. Hawkes. and Mrs. Louisa Richmond |
Of Oxford, visited the old King home |
stead Sunday, and inspected the bronze
tablet erected to Horstio King, Ex-Post-
master General. They also called on c.
R. and NJ. E. King of Stresked Mountain,
md spent the afternoon with their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. King, and Mr..
Ind Mrs. A. L. Holmes, at South Paris. |