Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
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Tl,e meetings - The assembly arr over.
AMI to-lava hrrv number ~ Chauiau-
quans aud their friends have gone ON tn
mountain excursion. This eXrursion l.
one 20 ihe many privilege granted o.
this favored hodv ~ persons. Zach
vear Il l. posslhle o. take The trip AZ very
little sNfenss. -the pric~s being - o.
the summit % NJ. Washington and ~
turn. or - o. the Profile House and ~
turn.
The dsys since the lat notes werc seut
have hen fall - eniovment and profit.
last FRIDAY Vas tempsrance day. Nd
drcsse. werr delivered bv Rev. Hugh
Montgumsry - Rostou aud Miss =. Y.
Nates. Ia The afternoon W. =. I. I.
conference was held. AZ which Werv prs
eut Mr.. l. VI. y. stevens. Mr.. j. D..
Mcdowell. Mr.. Msrgarvt r. W. Merrill.
Mr. D. Martin. Mr.. q. :. Hunt. MIS-
Coruslia Dow. % Portland. Mr.. y. VI.
blanchard 20 LEWISTON. Mr.. W. III.
Sticknev % Rrowuheld.
Hon. George \. Iittledeld 20 Newport,
n. l.. gave an especially Interesting le''-
ture on Daniel Webster and the mon,
SATURDAY Afternoon.
Rev. y. A. Allen has given two illu--
traied lectures on the Grvat Cathc,lrals
- the World.
Itls needless o. sav that Dr. Mcken-
Eie's Recognition Address was flied With
good thing from beginning o. end.
Among ths graduates was Miss Flor
ence VI. Maxim - south Paris.
"Wednesday was g.. \. X. day. 1oV.
Rurleirh. Who va o. have prvshie,l Ina
ths afternoon. was ahssut CA accuunt ~
Illness. ten. John l. >Wifi gave The
addrr.s The e.. 4. H. T-osi was present
In uniform. and the WATERFORD hand anil
Philharmonic OrChe.tra furnished mar
tia mssic. In the evening Mr.. VI. \.
I.iyermorr lecturrd on the "W0meu II
the War"
Mr.. lvermorr's secOnd lecture. ou
The Boy 20 To-day" Was given Thur
dav afternoon. The ATTENDANCE va.
large. a. 10 wss ln the evening 40 ths
closing concert.
Altogvther The meetings Nere very en-
ioyahle. and The pleasant weather 20 ths
lat feW dsvs hss addei much o. ths
comfurt aud happiness % all couccrnet.
one - he hesf feafurvs - the work
has he.u Nlss Wheelock's classe-, one
children's hour and one normal hour
daily for ths lat week. n l. great
pity that every child and every SUNDAY
Sch0ol teacher in Oxfoul County could
not have heen prcsenf No thee hour.
For some reason u .eems o. take ~
people - thu region ten days O. wake az
a. ths fact that there u a 'hauiauqua
Assembly 40 Fryehurg. rhen CA The
sf.s.rfN Nsr - fNa eleventh hour they
b~gin o. come. AMI don't se- why they
haven't come before.
Therv l. an additional opportunity Cor
interest and help. II has heen Decided
% purchas~ the grounds II possible. and
tn Maine Chauiauqua Union has he~u
Incorporated. The grounds together
with tiliags lard anil woodland and al
thu furnishing "a the huildings. arr
valued AZ siG.Os0. Al this l. offered O.
The Maine Chanisuqua Union Tor y, 600.
The share arr PLACED az 500 each, 81
that every body may D. able o. hold AZ
least Que. Mr.. FREEMAN Hatch has TAX
"A go shares. AMI different individuals
have taken altogether probably two or
three hundred more. II u nec~ssary Tor
Maine people o. help In this matter 90
the Chautsuqua Assembly Sill not D.
come a permanent feature % cur sum
msrs. n l. consistent with the charac-
ter % Maine people O. believe that they
value the Intellectual and spiritual bene-
M gained from such an assembly. IL i
hoped that the Maine reputation may
equal the Maine character. aud that the
adjoining towns viii take hold and help.
II viii b. benefit 90 the whole county.