Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

HHNAN NHMNNM MAMNHNH - 49,
hruught down a Sslpound buck DEER
lat week.
Ths electric lights are started again.
IIeary clifford l. home from Nebraska.
Monday evening assemblies a. the
Andrews llou-e.
Our iorgvrs want NOR" snow.
IN. stuart Q. home from Piscaiaquis
Couufv.
-. Jone. l. hsttsr prepared than
ever o. d. mtchine work.
Editor Forlcs was herr "Wednesday.
Th-rr wss family Christmas a. Mr.
John Mhliman's.
Nl,ah Shurtlef trsnsacts business Tor
tn ieeision Journal.
Diaries for ~ NJ ~hurtlcfrs.
q. n. lIosarl - BoNloln called on
frieni. herv Christmas Srsk.
rherv vas Christmas TIRE aud dancr
Al Mr. iossph lihhy's.
\ \. Ravsou anil sou. - Nurkheli.
werr AZ hi moihef's Suniay.
Nl.s Hattie Martin l. visiting Ia Rum
font
EIisha stevens. from Harvard Law
School. strnt Christmas With his grand
mother, Mr.. Deacon More.
Mr.. Clara Howard, ~ BFunssick,
cails,i on frisnds here last week.
>,arhir,i. Edvari. 4 Co. arr occupy.
Ing y l. >tarhlui'. house thi. winter.
Two PATROLS werv Initiated a. Paris
.Gnnrr last saturday. Jan. 18th Their
will D. an an day MEETING.
Their was plea .aut Christmas gather
ine "Wednesday ~ the house 10 ~. O..
Curtis. Mr. jonathan and : II. m.
drews and their families. y. g.. 'ush.
mans family. ". n. rWitchell and fam
rs. Mr.. iucslia Cummings and daugh'
la All.
pr. Herhert :. llerssy AMI wife. ui
New York City. afr sT-nding the holi-
day. ~ >outh i'aris With their parents
The dnciuf sili rvturn January 1t, beat
h. wife will remain few veeks longer
n l. wonderful the large trade y. H.
BOLSTER L. having Ia hrussels soap.
D. " ilonney. lieniamin and Emery
~sett weut 90 Gilcad Zoe a der hunt
lat Monday.
n. ~hurtieff Q. o. o. The new miller.
iiurttio =. ~eassV. E.q.. 20 Boston,
diet lat week Niih pneumonla. Mr..
Svasev came to this village about l>so
anil took charge - The ONfoui Normal
Institute. HE growth aud succvss 10
ths school under hi management Nas
was the largest high school la Maine.
Al 90 his students will D. painei o.
learn - hls sudden death. lie Wa "a
p-ryisnr 20 schools one YEAR and mem.
her a school committee several years.
AMER closing his school h, studied law
with judge Wilson Wa admitted to the
bar. bat soon went o. Boston where hs
va aid 90 hav, had large practicc.
The funeral 10 Harvey T.. Ellis was
held M AL. fathers. :. X. Ellls's. Sttur-
dav. pccvmher 18th. Rev. q. T.. Angel
attending assisted by Rev. y ". >nsll.
Mr. Elli. lrft home thr,v wears ago nsNt
spring AMI SECURED a good position In q
mill Ia Montana. IL met with an acct.
dent fcs week. ago. bat The cause II
his death sas phsumoua. The sorrus-
ing family have ths sympathy ~ an.
". n. lliforl l. able to Wufk.
There will D. e meeting 40 the Metho-
dit charyh each evening - ihi. week.
On acCouut ~ th~ hieness 20 snow
Paris Manufacturing Company vii have
o. yarrv over q large number - slrsls.
l'ari. ernge library have r,viyr,i q
valuable volume from the Portland Daily
i'rv.s ofhcv.
Harry Brooks. 20 Boston. l. Spending
Christina. with hls mother. Mr.. -. ".
Bsut.
The Portland Daily Press. November
ath. has the following; "a very De-
lightful entertainment was that given Al
Pine street Vestrv last evening by the
Chinese village. There Was an eNcslleni
ATTENDANCE AMI the ladic. much enjoyed
The Tea ~ supper in the thinese style.
The company l. very interesting. II
provides a grand collection ~ curiosltie-
ani wonders veil worth seeing. The
celebrated small footed Chinese lady,
the Chinese baby, and all the curiositie.
arr therv. While the entertainment !.
very amusing Il J. aiso Instructive. All
the Information desired l. given by the
Cinnamon Ia ATTENDANCE. Who cOuVerss
iurntly la English. The Chinese Wei
ding l. novel feature - the entertain
ment, aud the curio arr exhibition ..
wonderful"
Mr.. y. " Bonney spent lat week
v I'M her parents In Buckheld.
SATURDAY evening. Dec. 9th. Mr..
Ethan Wills II West Paris Was united
In marriage % Mr.. 4. n. Farnum hy
Rev. ". ,. HOLMES. Mr.. willis i one
20 Paris bsst citizens and Ne hope h.
v m make MI. home here.
The Baptist sabbath school held their
exercises "Wednesday evening which con-
sisted In reading aud speaking. Two
large tr~es we're richly loaded with
costly presents.
m Methodist sabbath school met In
their vesiry Tuesday evening. The en-
ervi.es wer- short bat well rendered
Two trees horr Christmas fruit.
The congregational sabbath >ch0oi
presented a highly interesting enter
tainmeut AZ the hall which Was we'll fili.
a. \ pleasing csutata with other cNer-
ci.cs composed the entertainment.
Christmas Was Well observed by our
people.
Mr.. -. ". bent ertertainel -oms
flfty ~ ear Young peop.e az A reception
Friday esenin,, In honor ~ Elisha Morse
and Harry Brooks.
Hon. 4. H. B0nney aud wife werr AZ
his daughters last week.
Mr.. Chan PAX kwai, the celebrated
lecturer. Interpreter. teacher. etc.. the
most hnent aud eloquent Engli.h speak-
ing Chinaman on the American platform,
Mr.. shing Tein Luke, the beautiful
high-casfe Chinese lady with feet cnly
two and half inches In length aud her
two pretty children An Ching AMI Tsen
Chung. together with Shing Tein Luke,
the Chinese musician. will All positively
appear with this company al Congrrga-
tional church. Thursday, Jan. ~.
". n. kimhall Post, a.. 4. r., will
publicly install their officers Tuesday
evening. Jan. 7th. Past commander n.
y. Bolster will perform the installation
ceremonies. After the installation adj
dresses will be given by Hon. George 4.
Wilson. aud Col. \. :. Austin both com
rades ~ the Grand Army. 20 b. followed
BY other comrades. The Congregation
al choir will furnish the singing aud
other interesting exercises are expected
20 be given. A full attenience ~ all
comrades l. desired. Per order OF CON-
mlttee.