Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
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Ths chair fsctory shut down from
Tucstiay morning tlli Wednesday noon
on account Of . break In the main shan
connectious.
Born, May sd, 10 the wife Of Albert
Q. frost, daughter.
Tho road machine, under the direction
Of A. w. Grover, scrapci both aides Of
Main Street Thursday.
several persons made Q complaint IN
the selectmen that the new brick school
house now belng built by Horace FUR
lngtou Of watervlllc, WAS not put to-
gethcr according On the specifications
the granite Foundation especially Indi-
eating "passlng over." NJ. puring'
ton Immediately telegraphed TO the ar
chltect, Mr.. Thompson OF Portland, who
arrived Wednesday and met the COM
plainants at the buIlding spot. After =
careful survey Of the whole work the
architect promptly decided that the con.
tract Was being faithfully carried out, so
that Mr.. burlington could be exonarated
from the charges.
The Gould Academy nine were 10 play
the fryeburg Academy team at North
Bridgton last Saturday. Owing To sick.
ness In the Frycburg school the ball
4 me Was indefinitely post poned.
The services for Memorial Day ~lll be
about ~ follows: Forenoon. Details
from brown Post, No. ~, will visit the
outlying cemeteries and decorate the
soldIers' graves. Afternoon. ~ SIS
sharp the line will form In front Of the
q. A. II. Hall and proceed to Evergreen
Cemetery, where devotional service.
viii be- led by I.ev. Mr.. Hem, followed
by response, "Mufiie their Drums"
by chorus Of young ladies. After the
decorations are completed the comrades
will ofier remarks befitting the occasion.
A chorus OF school children singing
"a America under the direction of Mrs.
rinney, will close the exercises. Even
Ing ,-Odeon Hall, .:ts. Hon. y. w.
IL TO be the presiding officer.
The program will open with an over.
lure, "National Airs" BY the orchestra,
under the direction Of Mrs. Gehring
devotional services led by lev. lsrael
Jordan; q response. "iieroes Beloved, 7"
by . chorus; introductory remarks,
Judge Woodbury.; lsecitation, Maud
Pratt; remarks by Ellery &. Park; cho-
rus, "speed Our Republic"; remarks by
Hon. A. q. IIerrick, I.ev. y. n. Ieem
md Isev. Israel Jordan; q recitation by
ELLEN Gibson; chorus, ITO Thee, %
Country" closing With "Amsrica" and
he benediction. The Sons of Veterans
ire invited to join the post In all the ex-
'rcises.
Fred Clark and Eli stcsrns are to open
meat and vegetable market In the room
,sck of Hiram Perkins barber shop.
Iiost % their business Il 10 be carried on
With summer hotels out of town.
The directors of the Trotting Associs.
Ion met Thursday evening, and decided
q have Q good time at Riverside Park,
Iuly lth. A 3-mlnutc trot; $40 pace
md trot, and q free-for-all-trot will be the
hlef attractions. The large purses are |
o be declared later. Mr.. worinell will |
,et haif.fAre on the Grand Trunk both
says.
Judge Woodbury. while In Albany Sat-
Irday fell and dislocated his left shout |
Ter. The accident will not dctsin him
rom presiding At the services Memorial
)ay.
Memorial sunday Was properly OBJ
eryed by brown Post, No. ~, the |
,ons Of Veterans aud by the ladies'
,orps at the Congregational church.
he large audience room aud chapel
we're crowded, so that many arriving |
ate found Il difficult to get seats. The ,
'Ipe organ Was beautifully decorated
Nth flags, bunting aud wreaths. On
ach side of the instrument we're two
'lctures of the brown brothers, for
.hom the Bethel post !. named. The
,uiplt Was surrounded With potted plants
nd spring foliage, making . very hand
ONE display. Chopin's Funeral March,
IA organ voluntary by Miss laura Hall,
'Iened the services; Scripture reading |
" Rev. Mr.. Pickett; anthem, "Men-
Ielssohn Prayer" by = chorus of TWEEN |
Y voices, led by Mr.. Gehring; hymn
,rayer: response, slow They 40 softly |
sest," by n ladies' sextet; sermon, llev.
J. n. Heem, tnIyersallst, subject, "Our
Nations Future" Text, Cor. it-s-
For 10 the trumpet give an uncertain
ound, Who shall prepare himself for
he battiey' Hymn, America" and
were the chief order OF ex-
rcises.
$50 IL the Kingdom Of God, as u a
nan should cast seed into the ground,
md should SLEEP and ri.e, night and day
md the seed should spring up aud grow.
" knoweth not how" MARX 1:21-GD, |
va. the text presented to the academy |
radiation class by I.ev. i. Dewitt
Iyde Sunday afternoon at the Congre-
'stional church. Nearly as many seats
we're taken for this service ne were In
he forenoon. The crowd present enjoy
4 the excellent manner In which the
aud spiritual truths were
developed from the text. The ladies
extet. composed Of Mrs. Gehring, Mrs.
FORK, Mrs. Tuell, Misses Carter, Grover
md frost, aud q large chorus furnished
appropriate music. The decorations
we're the same as those used In the
memorial service, with the exception Of
more evergreen wreaths and large |
HELD on the organ front bearing the
al. p.y Mr. nagsu aNt.i- |