Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
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v. W. Hills has sold large number
~ very mic. bicycles this season.
Judge Whitman delivered the Memo
rial bay address at stoneham saturday.
Clarence y. Hines aud family have
sold their household goods aud moved
tn lIa,erhlll. Mass. Mr.. Ilnc- has an
excellent position Ia y bakery.
Ga Tuesday, June 9TH, the society of
Christian Endeavor will meet With the
East Oxford Local union aud the fol.
lowing programme will be- carried out,
commencing ai two O'Clock;
n,usioasi ssr,,o,-.
nasns..
roptr IIau eAa Ne i-s.l insr,s.s the is,ervsi
~ ear prayer mcstlnssf Hear -. Wuhaf.
pinsnhiss u ear wvrs-whai srv they ant hss
shall ~ mcet thcmi
IsI~iSa.
rusi-s ssfyics.
ToI,ie C~mmitiss wuts.
PRAYER u.c~siss osmHi,iss. Mi.- ksie lieese,ee'
S..Sisi s.ssntnitisc. rhesaas >sniiey
lsakoat cuumttes, W W. Snail
vue.tioa nos.
Memorial sermon by Rev. Mis- Angcll
on sunday commanded the attention aud
praise ~ the audience which crowded.
the tnlyrrsalist church. II was learn
81 Discourse eloquently uttered. The
Grand Army Io-t aud Ladies' Relief
Corps occupied the center pcws. The
star. aud stripes With abundance 81
handsome plants beautihe,i the pulpit.
sheriff Cram of Cumberland Co. has
made Thad Cross Que ~ hi deputies.
Mr. Gross can now do business In ox-
ford and Cumberland counties.
Harrison liuck has received a pension.
4 Ere. sewing school was opened IN
the Vcstry 70 the Congregational church
saturday Tor girls seven to fourteen
wears ~ age.
Mr.. Emma Young who has been very
sick With pneumonia l. much better.
National iags were RAISED at the upper
aud lower primary school houses Deco.
ration Day. They are beauties aud
were purchased by the q. \. u. fost
and Ladies Relief Corps.
Wilbur l.. Packard. who has been
sick II hi fathers for the past eight
weeks, died Nav ~.
pf. 4. \. clark l. AZ Andoycr on hls
annual business trip.
pr. 4. a. Drake visits hi office in
sroVeton. y. H., the fret week In jane.
The ". 4. +. 1. will bold their vgu-
lar meeting Ia the library rooms Monday
evening. June 1t, at n.
The fishermen who visited the lake.
last wc.k brought home with them some
very handsome trout. The largest
weighed seven aud ouc-fourth pounds
4 large number would weigh onc-hsli
pound zach. They scrr beauties.
The Temperance lectures delivered la
thls plac. by ". n. Tcnny were well
attended They were giVrn under the
auspices ~ the ". q. 4. I.
VIII work, grandson of the late Henry
Pike. ~. iust returned from a voyage to
VALPARAISO, chile, having been ah."n,
some four mouths. lie reports most
faVonbly and will about the last ~ jane
| ship fOr another voyage. this time o.
Australia. IL was az chile daring s"me
sharp hghtiug hytwrcn the for-rs of the
government ani the insurgvnts.
EdNad Mullsno 10 North Waterford,
vs. In town Friday on business. Mr.
Muihno l. ningty-thrv. ('dl years 10 az
ILL., step 3. HIGHT and b. gccs abou, viili
the barring q man of sixty YEAR.
At the prize reading ot the frrshm, u
class. Al toby. held Wednesday evening,
The g.th. the "lIannihal llAmllu" prize
was awarded to fr--land Howe, IT,, II
thu village. IN" title ~ this I'ccm Na'
The Mssr Iitly Punished"
Adna pttf Whn went a. Colorado last
fan fot hi. health returned this week
much Improved.
IN. town farm harm Il nearing com
plrti1n when finished u Nill D. a build
ing >OXIn f-rt. Much hay has II late
l-r,n .old from the farm owing "a lack oi
l harm roum.
Mr.. Albert Thompson, 10 Rigcway,
IA, u visiting her father Jonathan
/ Rlakr, Tor a frW weeks
pyputy sheriff. Thad Cross, .sife'l
several packag,. 10 liquor consigned j.
Greenwood pariie. saturday aud llbclc,I
them.
l. |. Gilbert has purchas~i the VI. NJ
\ Ihinnsy stand on heal street.
". D.. Ioss has bought cut l.. I. nil.
bert's share Ia the hoe stand on Maiu
street.
Notwithstanding the dlsagrvc,hl,
nature - the weather saturday ihs
Memorial pAy programme AZ laid down
VA strictly carried out by Harry llusl
Post. No. 20. T.. \. u. The cumrtdr.
assembled Ia the hall AZ noon anil par
took ~ louuiiiul dinner prepared and
served by the Relief CorI'~. ~ %
q A.. the proyc..lon Was formoi In front
10 the -. \. Il. Hall ca bridge and Main
street. a. follows: Norway l,rass Hand,
\. D.. NurssWorihy, leader, Norway
\ Light Infantry, Gco. T. Crockett, Cap
tain, Harry llu.t Peat. charlie. u.
M..srr. Commander; Noman's Relief
Corps. Mr. Ella Mc.erNr, President.
/ The pfuyrssiou marched Ia Ruthrld
, ymstsfy, from there to Fine GroN,
tsmsirry Wherr the graVes 81 the ialleu
Nrtc Decorated With hag. aud Hover.
aud the usual aud appropriate 90. \. u.
ceremonies were held. The procession
thence marched o. the Opcra House
~her~, aitera brief prayer, Rev. 4. \.
Hayden ~ Aubufn eloqucntly delivered
the Grafton. Everything passed 81
.moothly. Moc than the usual Interest
Nss manifest. Ia. merchants closed
thsif plac-s IL hu.ine.. In the afternoon
aud work IN al lines, shoe factory, tan
merry. 4. u. Cumming. 4 sons, closed.
AL lil nnuoF Ia the dead