Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-13
SOUTH PARIS
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south Paris. thursday evening. June
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viii Be . social gathering In The yes;ry.
Ice cream and cake vii Dc provided for
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~. Porter AID wife and g. II. Por-
ter And vile Are AZ ChieAso snIoyins The
world. fair.
Benanla Russell has catered The
employ Of y. u. Bolster 4 CO.. ~ clerk
Il The store, In place % A. ". Hammond
~ko has xone 20 Berlin, y. IL. where be
has .itRafion With The GIea Manu.
sAs.grinx Company.
Ho1- George u. Blsb-s uas II to~n
Wednesday.
OH, Hove o, Run:Ord "a. here sat-
grSiay.
Judx. Wilson vas AZ Hlrrisoa two
DAYS IA, xeek .; work 90 road case.
IL 1. expected TIA; there will oe bal
xars here sons time tie As; 81 The ueek
b<Sxesa tke Bates College base ball
club AID he home team. his vii ee a
great sAroe a. The Bate. club "a ODE Of
he b~s; In The state. Watch for ihe
oil. AID make yogr Plan. 70 sc Tie
game. DoaI nis. Il.
Hal Gerry AID George Wlson took 4
ri1e Of thirty miles saturday foreoooa
90 their wheels rs; for eIerci.>-
L q. Brigham did very s9ddenly
Friday evening. he Ms aocgi bis b9si-
ns... as usual. during the day. After
SUPPER b seemed % be ~ vel ~ usual
And vent about bis chores. About .
O'Clock be Ms s1ddsrly taken III and
lived lot fe~ minutes.
Dr. Drex % Portland, the electriC
pkysiCian, IL having quite . praeiies
here.
J. A. Ksnn.y Who has besn quite III
for ths Pas, few days 10 20 far recovered
a. % Dc oct.
Lander swan met With severe &C
eident Friday afternoon. HI. horse De-
came frixhtsned Gear Mr.. Blllinz.' AN
mill and Mr.. swan took hold Of the reir
a. be VAS standing be-lde the horse and
erdeAyored 20 quiet him, and Ia 20 doing
Mr.. swan was thrown against The irot
bridge with such force ne 10 break hi.
leg lust above the knee. lie ~as carried
home and al possible va. done for him
Dr.. Round. aud Woodbury. attending
him. At the present writing he Il a.
comfortable ss could Be expected.
Albert BArro~s died thursday after 4
long lines. and much suffering. H'
Vas buried saturday, the Grand Army
attending In body.
Mrs. q. A. Eddy has returned 20 bel
home In wAltham after brief stay viii
her sister, Mrs. T. J. Whitehead, slso
with her daughter, Mrs. wm. VI. shaw
Of the Andrews House.
The south Paris base ball club went
10 Hebron Wednesday and played The
Hebron club return game, defeating
them by q score Of IL 10 II.
The baccalAureAte sermon before tbs
elias. OF so. OF the south Paris High
school BY Rev. X. J. Haughton, was Z
model discourse and MAS largely listen
ed 20 BY an exceptionally large eongre'
CATION. "Giye and IL shall De- given IN
10 YOU vas the text, and upon thes.
words the speaker founded sermon full
Of thought and power, which must sery'
10 instruct. elevate and ennoole, not onl,
the scholar. 10 whom IL MAS especial!
addressed, but also all those who wer'
fortunate enough 20 hear IL. Mr.
Haughton spoke foreibly aud eloquent!
and Il MAS In every respect q mAsierl,
Effort.
The village schools elosed Friday
The examinations were attended b,
many Of the citizens. The eIaminAtion
we're above the average, showing tina
the schools have had prosperous year
The senior class Of the grammar
school, numbering i, held their gradu
ating exercises In the high school room
saturday evening. The room Was crowd
ed, every seat being taken. The exer
cises, consisting Of recitAtions, essay
and music, were Interesting. All tn
members OF the class did credit 10 them
selve. and their teacher. Diplomas wer'
awarded them.
.The graduating exercise. OF the elias
Of 30 OF the high school were held II
the Cougregaiiopalist church Frida,
evening. Every seat and all the stand
Ing room MAS occupied. The church
~As made very pretty by being decoraies
with flowers and eyergreens. On tn
platform there wAs an evergreen arcl
bearing In silver letters the class motto
..Gertum pete finem.- The graduates Ii
the classical course were lena L. HEX
and Susie l.. Rounds. Those In ths
Euxlish course were Mary y. Parsonl
and Willie L. kenney. The following
WAS the programme:
Music. Or,hs-tr>
In,osstioa. Rev. Mr.. Nbbol.
s.isisiory .lth Essay. Lena Z; iIisk'
ClA.s hi-,ory' "ins y, hsnesy
Musie. Ovhr-tTs
r,ssss,y; Win ..., s s... f .ssss:
Avsriinx % Dipl.mA.
Atsirvss 70 Grsisatss-
Nustc, Orchestra
B<ssiiesion-
DIR. Woodbury. presented the diploma
and made short and appropriate nd
dress TO the graduates. The member
Of the class and the teachers Of the
school are deserving Of great credit fol
the beautiful manner Ia which the part
were rendered. After the exercises tn
class gave . rec~ption In the yestry.
J. freeland Doble Was seriously In