Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

BUCKFIELp Buckneld won laurels at
the recent musical convention. The hos
pitality and generosity of the people were
highly complimented The following is
the programme of the concert conducted
by T. z. Ryder of Boston:
PART FIRST
|. Chorus, Evening Hymn" Bellini
=. song, "Besidc the sea-" Mrs. NJ. Bonney
g. Chorus. beware" II. NJ. Dow.
(. Quartctte, soldiers Chorus" LiycmOre
Quartette.
G. Chorus. saviour. Breathe nm Evening
/ Blessing" Emerson
= song. Miss VI Cora Bumpus
5 Piano solo, Mr. 4. 4. Ryder.
| g. Song, "Consider the Lilies, Miss Burnham.
10. Sentence, "Come Unto Me" Bradbury.
| II. song, :. II. Burnham, esq.
u. Guitar solo, knocking Bird" Miss Matte
Maxim.
-. Anthem, "oh, Holy Night" Adams.
PART SECOND.
Il. lsd Psalm, "As the Hart Pants" Men
delssohn.
Is. Air, For my Soul Thirstcth"; recitattyc,
| Tears Have Been" &c
/ ii. Chorus, "For Had Gone Forth"
! u. Chorus, "Why, my SOUL art thou" Nc.
! Is. Rccitativc, "My cod with me, Miss Bump
70. QuIntet,e, "The Lord hath Commanded"
| 20. FINAL chorus.
! MeSSrS. Wilmington Tiltonhave opened
a factory for the manufacture of brush
| blocks.
Large quantities of apples are being
taken in at the vinegar factory.
McssrS c. Wilmington Sons have pur-
chased the building known as the NJ. 4.
Hanson shoe factory. with engine, which
will hereafter be used for brush factory.
In addition TO the painting and repairing
of the Universali,t Church, new weather
yanc has been put up at "a cost of about
/ forty dollars
The instruments furnished hy the state
Agency of Mc>srs. ". VI. Furbush & Son.
| Portland, to the oxford County Musical
Convention were both disposed of in town.
as follows the $3.50 Ernest Gablcr, Up
right Piano. TO DR.. c. B. Brigham and
the 500 Smith American organ 10 VIM
/ H. Atwood, esq Tho instruments were
the same that We're exhibited and took the
first premium at the State Fair.
Mcs,r> Atwood Gregg have leased the
I Nahum Moore factory and waicr-powcr.
East ByChIurp.- The Crystal Wave ON
the aou nit elected tIc following officers
for the for;y-cighth quarter W. H. Purkis.
". G. r.; Mrs. II. \. Morrill,. W. V. T.;
1 +. =. Irish, W. S.;A. Kicker W. +. :. l..
I Iodgdou, W T.; b. l.. Irish. W. c.; \.
Mctcalr W NJ; ;. DcCostcr and II. \.
Bickucll, W Guards. good interest
manifested I'M the weekly meetings. Tho
discussion OF suitable questions is coutin-
ucd. also the scmi-month!y Pearl The
a3,,h number Wa, read by Mrs.. \. Bick-
ucli ON the 23j ult HNuoEp.
Blro~.-N few days since. as Mr.. !. "
Merrill was riding down the Hill near his
house. his horse took fright from some u-
known cause and ran, throwing out Mr..
VI and a small boy who was with him.
hear that Mr.. VI. was probably hurt inter
uallv. rs hc cannot breathe without much
pain. lie was cut about the head; one ear
WA, partly torn or; back of it the skull
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ClNroN.-At Canton village on the 10Th
and 3oth ult., the Uu.ycr,aliNtS held "a
meeting at their chapel. The following
was their programme First day at .3o
y. M. sermon by Rev. Mr.. Hayden Of Port
land. Text Matt. Z. first clause of 18TH
verse: theme. BE true 90 myself and 10
/ cod" At .au. sermon los Rev Mr. Syitl
of Norway Text. Gen. !. last clause of
10th verse: theme "Ligh, follows dark
ness" second day 40 10 1870 "a. M, a com
ference conducted by Rev. Mr. Patterson
of DiNneld. prayer by Rev Mr. Hayden.
Among others who took an active part
were Rev. McS,r,. Scitz, Whitney. john
SON. Pratt. the pastor laymeu Bickucll OF
Hartford. Hammond of Turner, Dc>hou
Turp,r. Uaylord of Canton. Time ouiy
prevented many of both sexes from re-
.p,ndiue yocally 20 gospel truths. songs
,r Zion by volunteer, added much to this
..r,.;.... or.,,r Voluntary. invocation by
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