Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

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several fafuers tapp~a their trrcs
last week. Many rsport . fAlf ran os
II. A. rsslarsi has eose Iase IL meA,
badness. lie can Be found 10 sea,
shop on Main Strves, opposite 0eddArd
Bros.
me Methodist society served Q conun-
drum supper last "Wednesday evening In
the lsdies' corps rooms. a good number
90 tiekets we're sold and all had q Jolly
time.
Dana rhlibrook h making repairs on
his iewelry shop that was damaged sew
erai months Aimee By dre. lie n tear
Ing oct the sheathlng. counters and
floors, preparing . way Cor new and
better accommodations.
Our state has provided FREE vaccina-
ton "a all persons over too yeaps OF
age. Dr. Hiii IL In hls once Tuesday
and saturday afternoons from 10 4.
Other days he IL busy attending To cases
out % the village.
Moses Mason's auction last Wednes-
day vas we'll patrouised, and large sales
made. The FREE dinner given by him
vas especially praised.
4. =. York recently bought the print
Ing prv.s and fixtures of A. l.. Watson.
Mr.. wstsca ~As obliged To cell on ac-
count 10 urgent baslDess connected With
the settlement of hls fathers estate.
iii. many friends express their regret
81 hls unavoidable departure.
"Wednesday evening, March ., the
uuiversallst society furnished an oyster
and pastry supper In their chapel. A
large number partcok and pronounced
everything excvllent.
Fred Roberts and william Gunther
have started In the chicken business.
They or. running an Incubator holding
shout ~ eggs. Also have several hens
sitting. Most % the chickens Will Be
raised Tor market.
Long lumber Il still bring hauled To
I. y. Morrili's mill. A. there are already
30 cords of birth to BE- sawed. when the
water h a little higher Mr.. Morrill, Will
put on two crews.
4. =. kilborn has bought the Geo.
Ilspgcci bulldlng, opposite the Odd
Fellows block. Chas. Benson Will re-
move his good. from the stow he nov
cccuple- 90 this vacant stand.
IN. Bethel Heading Room aud Athlet-
ic Association. After much delay aud
many committee meetings. much plan
ming, aud considerable labor, this organ
llstion invites the people Ia come to the
rooms In Cole Block on Monday even
ing. March II. The gymnasium com
mlitee ~Ill b. In sttep'isnce To slgn all
application. for member,hip. The In
struc,or, Mr.. Merrimsn, Will be ready Ia
form classes aud assign time for each.
Understand that young ladies ~ yell as
gentlemen can enter these classes aud
nav reap a. much bepeht from the
drills. The expense OF memt~rship
tickets Ia si 20 per year. rhe reading
RON IL FREE to every one Who desires to
resd the leading papers and magazines.
We invite all. old and yoang. IL you
have . leisure moment come Into this
pleasant RON, ani see ~hat an intel-
isctual feast u spread for you. We have
the political news Cor the elderly people,
Illustrated snd story papers Tor the
Young, and scientific aud literary msgs-
ripes Tor stud-nts. The ladies = VI serve
hot coffee and sandwiches on Monday
evening. and the rooms Will be open
every afternoon and evening thereafter.
Some Que will BE- In ATTENDANCE Ia pre-
serve order, aud u u hoped thl. move
ment Will be productive of much good.
The Early and Often Club viii give
their hfth entertainment at Garland
Chapel, March 18th. The program viii
~ both musicsl sud dramatic closing
~ith a kinder-.ymphony rendered BY q
fnll orchestra under Mrs. Gehriugs
direction. Refreshments served during
an intermisslon.