Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
SOUTH PARIS
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Ess:.pass., ara ssd ,Sird Monday evenings
r. Of H-Pans Grange. sscend saturday 81
each month Ths Grange ssors 10 open fur trade
wednesday and saturday afternoons.
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GA. R-W. K. Kimbali Poss. No. rs. nssss
SATURDAY on or before fan moon. In Y. a. u.
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o'cloek, e q. A. II. Hail.
n. r o. P.-stoay Brook LeiFe. No isi.
meess q q. A. r. Hall nrst and third FRIDAY
evenings Of each month.
Quite number Of the wheelmen were
at Lewiston Saturday at the bicycle
races.
L. p. SWEET won the half-mlle open
bicycle race and got second place In the
Qusrter-mile open race at Lewiston Sat.
urday, defeating Scully Of Portland and
Dyer Of Auburn.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols preached at the Con-
gregatioualist church Sunday morning
In exchange with Rev. X. J.. Haughton.
The boys who entered Mr.. Swift's con-
fectionery store one night last week and
stole several dollars worth Of goods are
known and they will do well In the fut-
ure to refrain from their nightly under
takings.
Two marriages In one week was the
record last week.
Where, o where are those electric
lightsf
The clothing store Of John y. Plum
mer will be kept open every evening In
the week after this date, Sunday even
Ing only excepted.
Augustus True Of Portland ls visiting
his brother, ID. y. True.
The south Paris and Bates College
base ball clubs played . game Of ball at
the fair grounds saturday resulting In q
victory for the college boys by score Of
II to D. Although badly defeated the
home club showed that they had good
material In the team and with practice
will give good account Of themselves.
In this game the home club played In
the hardest kind Of luck and were pre-
vented from scoring only by an accident.
The boys are full Of courage and We
shall hear from them later In the season.
The lovers Of the game should turn out
and by their presence give the boys en-
couragement.
Arthur Record has closed his engage
ment with A. NJ. Gerry.
DIR. Woodbury. Was In Portland several
DAYS last week.
The literary and musical entertain
m.nt at the Congregational church last
Thursday evening was grand and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. The follow
Ing programme Was beautifully carried
out:
1. organ Solo, seles,si, Miss Minnie Plummer
. Reading, Pilots Bride. Miss ". Z: SNOW
y yoss, solo HAPPY psSS'' Geo NJ a; s sas.
B hs.s,ns H.s i 4, Leach and Mr. Bss.
9. Reading. How samantha smith becomes
Josiah Aliens wife, Miss snow.
!. Organ solo, Selected. Miss RUNNER
i Aoeompanist, Mrs Cora D bngys
The reading by Miss Snow was superb
and the audience were very much en-
Unused by the excellent recltals by this
young lady, so much so that she was
several times called back. Miss Snow
as q lady Is very pleasing In manner,
and as q reader and elocutionist she
more than fulfills the expectations OF heI
audience. We predict for her bright
and successful future. The singing by
Miss Leach and Mr.. Briggs was rs usual
very fine, while Miss Plummer as soloist
and Mrs. Briggs as sccompanlst were all
that could be desired.
A large delegation from the society OF
Christian Endeavor Of South Paris, at
tended the convention at East Hebron
on Friday, 10Th inst. The church
though remote, WAS well filled; Me
chanic Falls, East Sumner, West sum
ner, Sumner Hin, Bethel and Buckfielt
were well represented.
The perfection Of hospitality was en-
loved. Discussions were Of vital interes,
and ably sustained. A paper on thu
Outlook Committee work presented by
Mrs. Hanley Of Mechanic Falls, was full
Of good, practical, religious common
sense. All the exercises Of the day wer'
participated In with the enthusiasm
Ipromptness and zeal characteristic OF al
meetings Of the East Oxford Loca
Union.
All Endeavorers should make earnes
effort to be present at these convention
wherever held; IL not only helps the loca
society holding them into a higher spirit
ual life, but ale that watereth shall b
watered also himself"