Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
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ual,sr.all.t Church, Rev. Caroline Angsli. Pastor
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oncs month. Circles tvlos month, on wednesday
sscosi congr,ratlonai Chursh. Rev. AIst. Via
val, Pastor sunday pf.sehing servlcs, 70 ~ a.
sunday schooi. u y, sabbath s,sning ,srlee. y o.
PRAYER msstings TUESDAY and Iharsday evenings,
iars. Circle. oaes IN tso weeks, on Wsdne'
I.,nod,., chur,h. Rev. O. =. rli.bay, Pastor
sabbath scheol. ~ ~. church ssuice, ~ ', ~
saaiay evening .eryioei -. ff.{sf mes,nss.
Wednesday evenings, - .. =. tiAs' meetings
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/ Hal, wednesday evening" On 90 bsfore fan npon-
Otfori Lodge No. n, Nondayon 10 bst'rs falt aeon
.nd fsar,h rnisy s,snins. u saeh month, At ODD
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al third friday evenings q sseh moosh' IN odd
fsil0vs' Hal.
yii,-Nor-sy Gnhss. No. 81. SATURDAY an''.
naoa "a o. before flll mcon.
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/ hrt Friday evening ~ each month.
Z. %. %. r.-Rasthsli ioir., No. 81. Il Orange
Hal, svev SATURDAY evening.
20 Elliott has returned from bis Flor.
ia trip looking much Improved lie will
now be r.sdy 10 attend to the wants Of
HI, many oustomirs personally.
The Light Infantry had q parade o., the
streets OF the village Tuesday, May tih,
aud the annual Inspection Of the company
was held. Lockers on said that the Com
pany made q ine appearance.
A great crowd Is expected Al the drill
and Governors reception on Tuesisy
May lith. The Grand Trunk Company
has rendered 10 Governor Robe and his
party the use OF car free from Portland
on tha, occasion. Isl expected large
number OF Portland people will be pre-
sent. A full account OF the proceedings
will be given for your next Issue.
The annual meeting OF the Library As.
ISOLATION was held 10 the library room on
Monday evening. May , The report OF the
treasurer showed that nine hundred aud
twenty-seyen dollars have been paid 10
the Association duflng the eight months
the Institution has been running. The
greater part OF this has been paid out Tor
books, leaving q balance now In the treas.
ursrs hands OF ffty eight dollars. new
catalogue has Just been Issued containing
the titles OF nearly eleven hundred books.
which IL for sale At nfteen cents per copy
The librarians book shows tha, three
thousand SIX hundred and twenty-five
books have been circulated since Sept. ~,
iss5, and no. . single one lost The on
GERS elected Tor the ensuing year are a.
follows. President, \. =. Stearus Vice
President, Rev. Mr.. wlswall; Secretary,
&. y. whitman; Treasurer, &. :. Tucker.
Two trustees were elected for term or
three years y. A. Dinforih and Miss l.
u Frost
A Hand Concert was given 10 Norway
Hall Thursday evening. May 9Th, under
the direction OF Frank l.. Collins, effort
land. Owing 10 the large number OF other
entertainments lately and 10 the slack In
the shoe. shop. only small audience vas
present. About two hundred were there
a. listen and called TIE entertainment
doe Que Mr. Collin. says the Dipd lsone
that can give ooncer, 10 any place 10 the
State with credit
The outside OF Besls Hotel IL being re.
paired somewhat 20 It, great improvement
10 appearance.
The alteration. on the posi-ofii;e are
nearly completed. The changes inside
seem On please everybody.
Charles Frost IL bullding stable on
Lower Main Street. Some other building
IL going on and the prospect Il more will
soon be undertaken. Active work will be
begun upon the water works this week.
The contractors intend 10 hire all the help
,h,, can be obtained In this vicinity, but
will be obliged 20 import some probably,
q. IL 10 their Intention 20 push the wo'is
% completion a. rapidly s possible.
Dr. II. y. bradbury OF this village has
received an sppoinimsn, 40 Assistant sur
geon OF the l.t Regiment Maino Volunteer
Militia with the rank OF ist Lieutensnt
Justin w. Everett has sold out bis meat
business 20 Fred ID. IIosmer, who will
carry on the business a. the old stand.
Rev. %. \. Pillsbury, pastor OF the Meth
odi.t Church, has been assigned here for
the coming year, 20 the great pleasure OF
that gen,lemsn's friends.
Aa regular meeting OF the knsinili
Lodge I. %. OF q. T. the following were
elected officers for the ensuing quarter
T. Ms. woei' W. = uyfiie siafbIri. W. a.
\ Alice oorSon. ". b. =. Joan Dsvins,
l. Charlie. Pride. W. NJ Cora shsdi, W. ID.
NJ Mr.. Nellie Je~ett. W. G.. Annie jordan,
". 4 q; winsiow Wool, W. -. q Mrs. y
Bro~n. W. u. ~. r. Mabel TrAfion, W. l.. ". =.
George y. Andrews OF this village has
len us and gone 20 O,lsfeli. to reside with
the woman OF his choice. We hope the
new ties there formed may furnish him with
suf'icien, pleasure 10 compensate him Tor
the loss OF the society OF bis many friends
In this place.