Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

met another who dld the same, and
then another. I said, Who are thcs'
ladies' Ny friend answered she did NOT
know, bat supposed they were known
to me. No, hut the Knot ~ white rib
ron wa. the tsli.man whereby each wa'
known to the other "a sister In ths
work.
The W. q. Z. q. has been chosen oi
God asa potent influence In the puitlng
down ~ the terrible evil ~ alcoholic
drink and lts attendant Vices. some
times II may seem uphill work, aud that
We are doing very little. Hut II l. by
little things that the greater one. are sc.
compllshrl. We shall all 90 home from
thl. convention chc'red aud strengthen
cd to 90 on In the work.
Aud 80 again thank you aud the cltl.
,cns ~ south Paris for "a kindly open
Ing your doors to receive us.
- o,lsr. shall take rs'ienes. aor ~ their heart
Fru,a thy iss.i sni frou ,hy heart ant my brave
fhrgf,
All Goi', siaos fristfy thrgush thee ,o all.
And may the Giycr ~ an good reward
YOU an hundred fold. That YOU may
see large rr.ults from your labors j. the
prayer ~ tho Oxford County W.C. 4. I.
Ihis Was followed by the reports ~
the local unions, reports II the various
departments aud discussions.
Dinner va. scrvcl In the yrstry, pro-
yidel by the south Paris union.
Afternoon exercises COmmcnCcl az
half.past one Devotional exertlses
Werr conducted by Mrs. smith 70 Nor
way. County officers we're elected ~
follows;
Frrsileuts. NJ. \ ~ rar.sns, south rari..
Tsstrru nisirft. Mr.. NsIno risrre. Iiinm,
ile' or,iiss ss,ryt,ry. Mr.. D. a. jewell. 'outh
Parts
Tfss.arsr. Mr.. n. : niisuut. Norway
w. rvfiients aw ths rrr'iisHi' ~ al ih'
,a,-,is,sn isut. - i,.,armsnt.
Ii.srr Mlssi.u NJ. Alma ballsy, NORWAY
TcmUrranrr Literature,
NJ. E,sryii Anirvw.. Wet Paris.
M1.TA "A ~tstnsy. Tast nr,~uasti
Iu,sniis Wa Nj. Nn9s knistt. saath rari.
Issisiautr Nsrk. NJ . pnke. Narsay.
rsmpsunfs instrnriian in rubhc >sh.-l..,
Mr. ~ nauni'. 'suih l'aris
-..ial Purity. Mr. nsn ~srit >.uth Paris
rrrss ora NJ D. ~ lsssl. ~uuih rsrs.
\ Wafk Niss Tirfyufr NANim. ~puth Paris
i'rsun aai Iaii. Nr. ~ iioistrr .suih rsri.
.apl. II ra Mr. ~ ~. iiIsi.a nrss.s.' Sn,s.5
sabbath ub.srvaues. Nr.. ,hra kimhau llinu.
,.,iiigr. sni saiL.fs. Nrs Ns1s risrs. iIinm.
e. rt-rfatIHn sith tHhsf ~s-istiss,
Mrs D 4 fasiusn. Rrusnfstl
Nsrvsirs Mr. Mar Gaifhsii. hrusunsh.
Al half.past two, Mr.. Steven. AL
drc.ssd 10, I.oyal Temperance Legion in
her pleasant aui instructive manner.
The whole was Scry profitable meet
ing. aui the loctl mcmber. gained q
clearer inslght into th" beauty and Vide
meas of thi. great temperance Work
through the prsslling oficrr, Mr.. l.. VI.
y. stevens. rhl. d. The good lady. llfr
work. and the Impression LETT hy her
earnest uorl. ~ cheer, and hy her help
ing hand. Will lingrr long, and tcnd to
inrlte every one tn greater real and hc-
tlVlty ln the tcmprmnC" cause.
The lecture in the evening by Miss
Lillian Phelps was an eloquent ending
Ia the Temperance day. IN elegance aud
purity of hngu gv, in scholarly prrsrncr,
Mi. phelp. to-day stands unsurpassed.
Pail ~ tir subject A. shr L., 80 eirurst
ln her appeal tp humanity aud justice,
hpN can her word. help reaching hearts
thtt have long fought against The right
That he nav he blessed in her depart
mrnt of 1hhtitn work, l. thr prayer of
thi. convention.
MR.. :. -. JrwrtL, Rec. Sec.
oxford County W. Z. l. l.