Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-14
SOUTH PARIS
IIurrah fot Harrison.
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bicycles are all the rage. The yoang
lsdIe. take To them a. naturally ~ ducks
to mill pond.
Another accident to add 10 the chap
ter this week. Charles CAsweli. VIA
works Ia Billings' saw mill. had the mis-
fortune To Jaw OF two angers of the len
hand last Thursday.
Advertised letters In the south Paris
post ofiice:
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The Republicans turned out to the
caucus saturday In large numbers, and
that Il right. Don't stay away from the
caacuses aud then hnd fault with the
nominations.
The womans relief corps Install their
officers rhur.day evening, June ION,
and Invite the q. 4. X. and :. v,
after which the time will h. spent 40
clally. Ice cream and cake ~ill h. serv-
ed.
All memhcrs 81 the Paris Grange are
requested Ia t.e present at the meeting
10 June 35th. AZ part 10 the prepar~i
program will b. roll call, Response.
quotation and the author given.
Pleasant street school. taught BY Miss
Eva VI. Richardson. closed last Friday.
Thursday afternoon Was devoted to
rccltstions, destinations, singing. etc.
rwenty-one % the parents AMI friends
we're present aud al seemed highly
pleased. Minnie Wilson, susie Porter.
Ala Walker, nlanchc Canweli, Mertie
Walker. Fannie litter. orisnns Bonney,
t.nl, whitman. fred Etter, and Harry
Webb we're not absent one half day.
Mr.. 4. :. Shss % Concord, y. H., IL
visiting relatives IN this place.
william Fletcher % Newport, y. H.,
visited hi. brother, Prof. Henry Fletcher
here last week.
Mr.. Nancy. wife % VIM. II. Royal,
died June ~, after long sickness, aged
20 years. She leaves a husband, two
daughters and A step--on to mourn her
lo.s. The funeral wss held from their
late rr.ldenc,,, >unisy, at Que y. n,
Although the day VAS rainy, q large
number Attended the funeral. The low
N decorations we're very attractive. The
remains yer. buried al Rivcrside Ceme-
tery. Rev. 4. y. Angel ot'iciate,i.
Iheie Thaycr has sdde'i To his well
kept livery an elegant new surrey.
The graduating conccrt under the
auspices 81 the class ~ -, south Paris
High school. was a treat Ia lovers OF
good singing and good reading. The
Apollo Vuartstte plesssi the audience I:
Ms Daisy Carol lIoyt's rendering of
Little sister and the negro nurss cspti-
waited the people aud won her hearty en-
cores, while ''>chncider'. Rand aud Mr..
D. T.. Woodward. Jolly Coed Na,arci
Laugh" were roaring succss. Ma.
Minnie \. Piummer ofiicai~i as Accom-
PIANIST. The CONCERT wAs largely attend
"a and gave the bet 20 satisfaction.
stanford Niichsll. the famous tnl'er-
salist preacher aud singer. entertained a
large audience In >es Hall sunday.
CARROLL T.. Edwards, hoy eigh, years
% ase, Ia. attended school Tor the past
two years without losing bat Que day,
AMI that on account 20 sickness. IL VAS
q AL trial 10 him to stay away even
that Que day, bat he couldn't help ".
Guy Buck l. going Ia Rumford Pals
soon a. open barber shop.
No. 10 the seroni volume OF the
ChrouiCle has appeared. II Il an Interest,"
ing paper. and Il speaks we'll for the
Young editors ~ho have had the man
ag-ment 20 the numt'sr.
capt. Gustayus Pratt has returned
from Boston snd i working at his trade.
4 party of sewn attended the tonfer-
zoe, - Congregational Churche. held NJ
sileAd tuesday aud Wednesday.
The graduating exercise. 81 IN. south
Paris High School were held Friday =.
". In the Congregational Church which
sas beautifully de,oratel for the &C.
casl0n. The house was filed With an
attentive audi-nc- Who listened 10 the
following programme
Nu.ir Miss Ninuis Ptamnst.
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Nusil Nt.s NinnR Piummer.
sa'ulaisry. w'th C's.. iIi.'ory, 49, l. llsT.sy
s. ~ ii,tnis nr,. iis. S.rsis;,.
| rrlrhs,y. tNsrs a fAr-oa..
Ti.s Ehsais,AAn ~. With v.lsiiessTy.
Natl q. ilaih.s.y.
Couisrriux = piphsua.. kss NJ tlu
Aiirvs- D. GrsisAis., Nv NJ fu'
hu.is, MI. flammsr'
rhs Salutatary all Valcnctary IN IN. clA..
werv ~ Assigus-i aouriins D. ranl
Ne elias. graduated last year owing 20
the fact that there hal heen added Ia the
course new studies which the class de-
sircd Ca TAXI. The i've young ladies
had well written parts aud they were
delivered In a very crciitahle manner.
The High school has done good work
the past year under the efficient ef-
forts % Prof. Fletcher aided by faithful
assistants. The citizen. % south Paris
may well b. proud 10 th-ir High School
a. Il l., bat Ne hope for better things In
the future.
The south Paris wheel Club will hold
their first cycling tournament on the fair
grounds, July tn. The following will b.
programme for the day; Parade AZ 10 4.
". Al bicycle clubs are invited 20 take
part. The parade will be led by the
Norway band. The races will begin Al
I O'Clock sharp. -Four bicycle races Will
- run aud then iherr will b. a base ball
game between the south Paris Base Hall
Club and the independents ~ Lewiston,
after which there will b. four more
bicycle races aud . race. bicycle against
trottlng horse, also q running horse race.
over $1,000 will b. given In prizes. A
hand will be In attendance during the
day. All wheclmen are invited Ia enter
Tor these races, also all running horses.
hi. l. the first bicycle race ever held
here and We are going 10 give the pub
liz sfirst-clAss time.
surveyor ". n. Clifford Ia doing q
good job on the Paris HUI road, cover.
Ing the sand hill with more substantial
| soil.
Mis- Fannie lIersey Il Ia return to her
home soon and Miss M,mie Gardner 81
Buckield will take her place In Wheel
er's office.
IN alarm % frc brought out our ho.s
companies sunday night. Sewsll Par
ksr's stable on the stony Brook road
caught IRE ON the roof but was soou
extinguishei with little damage.
The wheel Club rode tn Mechanic
Pals sunday. Some got tired before
the Journey was complete and returned.
No south Psri. items last week,
therefore double dose" this week.
TOWN MEETING AT RuNFoRo.