Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-07

settled Nov I, 1921, who hol5.
torate to day, being the olds.," Us pa
minister in the State. sets
Mr.. Warren paid a high ,,a
gallant soDs OF Waterford who , r,O4's
ed her in the recent rebellion ~ cEess
thiriy-one sleep in soldiers ora, - Va,
also spoke feelingIy of the he I',a
+. Brown (Artemus Ward VIII W
native OF Waterford. He occunis. 'S
three quarters oil an hour in AZ 70
his address. and was listened 10 v.t
closest attention.
OTHER EXERCISES.
At the close oil Mr.. Warren.
the band played another select wy
Rev. David Garland Of Bethel w. Z |
blessing on the dinner which "a. @'s
in the grove near at hand, to Wb,Fe
audience repaired. Tables to e. =
OF eighteen were prepared andloaJsI~S
everything imaginable bT tue goo4
OF Waterford. About twenty 6,.
dred people p1rtUok OF the leas, :, .
there was enough Tor more. Z
While the dinner was 10 pro,..
horse. which was hi,ched obpo'.'
pavilion becoming frightened at sor.
usual sound, broke down the por''.
the fence 10 which he was fastened
taking it with him ran through lbs -
and made for the pavilion, where ~, =,
number OF people were coIlerlfii
young girl named Locke Of Norgsr
her leg broken At the knee. Mr 49,
Woodbury. OF Sweden. a man vel
yauced in years. had both bone, OH
broken. Mrs. Hobson Of No W.
ford. was badly bruised This ,e,r'
disturb the peace and tranquility or
for while. but soon all was qqia
At the close OF the dinner The Ana
again assembled in the pavilion a,l I.
exercises were resumed. The -
played selection. and then Mr. Ia
offered the toasts:
Responded TO by Rev. VIM. Warren. On
ham. who referred 10 the OLE famle, .,..
Plummers, stones, Browns. Hale. IN,
Horrs. Kilgorcs, Longleys, fumrs. Hla.,.-
Rices.
seoond-"Our children b. birth noa |,
Of other countries" Responded % .llat..-'
ner by Rev. Cyrus Tlamlin. u. D., PFC =.
Robert College, Consthurnep.c.
Third-"Thc Clergy Of Waterford R.,-.
% by Rev. Or. Perry Of Waterfront d.. a.,
then read a short record VI all clrrsgneas.-. n
gone out Of Waterford. \ letter o. lsr.,
read from Rev. 7. T stone. OF Bolton NJ.
John 4. Douglass. the oldest settled aa..-
the state, then made . brief address.
Fourth-"Thc Medical Profession. R-,
to ably b nr Tho- II. Gase OF war-...--. IN
who ia conclusion rcc,tei poem ,oa..-
him for The occasion.
The Legal Fraternity" va. hsr GEES I
responded 10 BY Alder, marker. E.l. olgos,'
y H.. The choir tAln SANG e ,e.e., @ ....
Cages poem.
The toast The American Fl,a al,n.-..,
and responded 70 boo "spreil e.-., u-,-
Rev. David Garland of Bs.lJ ls Gl
played The star spans.el banner l-l.
sang America
The toast "The Profc-sioua. t.la.n I'd
NcreI and responded 90 Dy d.. y . Taco.
Capt. Thomas swan thcu 90 q 1-if ,-4.. ID.
rccited some OF hi e4.lg r,.ol.ec.g-, d.
families In town. uea. Samg,. Wsryl j. "a
ford. then made a short address
The toast, "Our NcN, CeuteanA. l. =
offered and voluntary response, ae.. -l..
Or Hamln. Mr Jsm,. shaw. pr J5aa4 ID.
lass, IT,, aud Dr.. lOfrnI IiorT made u-.s-..1
e.. "Our Next Centennial -MAy sea. .-..
heaven" was responded 20 b Mr % fs-
with a short poem.
DR. VIM Warren then moved Pcs
vote of thanks be extended 20 :ls
dent OF the daY. A ; kim.al
and alco 10 the cOmni zee, Mg,,r y,
Warren, John 3 K lud auI \ j >--
the able manner M which they
about and conducted the eAerCss /
Charles Young ptesenl,d'o MrJA.f
proprietor oi the popular Vs.
House. an elegant ceuiennn. sr--
This closed tho public ctnleal4. =
cises.
EVENING AMUSEMENT
In the evening vel auelt-
was given ut tLc Waterford III.
order oil twenty -,S0 dances "a
through with. Rym1uds -
Band OF Portland furnished lr =
which was excellent.
At the Pine Grote House 10
Waterford. Messr> Dudley BfI.hsr--
up their large pa.i.iou aud give
pleasant dance. The pavilion ~a' 4
trimmed with evergreen and I--.'.
Chinese lanterns, which io9se.
prettily. Five pieces OF tbe Morse! ;
furnished some very fine muse A
dance.
And SO closed the grand ceu.r'-'
ebraiion OF Waterford. Save .-'
liant ~ MON tha lac Mas mos.