Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
SOUTH PARIS.
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evenings % e.rh month
Eugene Fletcher IL having quite q
serioas time With hls hand which he
bruised sliehtly aud took cold In. IL 's
feared Que of his fingers will have To be
smputated. Ills sou, W. X. Fletcher 81
Rate. College, IL at home for few days.
Mrs. X. 4. sumner, Who has been sick
q number of months, died At the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. y.
strickland, leaving husband and three
small children.
Mrs. Julia I.ov,joy has purchased = lot
81 land on Pleasant Street, near Thede
rhsyer's livery stable, aud Will build
the coming season.
n. 4. Millett has moved Into Mrs. j.
n. Benefits rent.
N. J. Goaldlng 81 Oakland will de-
liver the Grafton Memorial Day.
Mrs.. Lila Briggs has been on the sick
ll.t the past week. Mrs. y. Maxim took
her place In the Office.
Mrs.. m. 4. Ripley sud her tao chill
dren start for Pawhuska, Oklahoma, the
coming week. Henry knight ~ili
accompany her ss far az Kansas.
Rev. Tho.. whlteslde, former popular
pastor OF the VI. r.. church In this place.
wlIo has since been settled In Portland.
has been assigned Ia North CONWAY, y.
a., for the coming year. Mr.. White
side has many good friends In south
Pari. Who congratulate the people OF
North Conway.
The,ie Th.y,r has been In Bc.ton the
past week with load of fancy horses.
George stephens of Bryants Pond
spent Sunday here.
Dr. J. W. Davis Il packing his good.
getting ready TO move To Boston the
coming week.
There will be special meeting Of the
sons Of Veterans "Wednesday evening
Tor inspection. II IL hoped that all
members ~ill b. present.
Letter unclaimed AZ the pos; of'ice and
advertised MAY lat, for Mrs. VIM. D.
Bo.scrmsn.
:. ". Ming sold tn VIII. Warren OF
Cornish three yearling heifers from his
thoroughbred stock ~ Jerseys.
About three hundred attended the an
nly,rssry exercises Of Mt. Mica Lodge ou
Thur.dsy evening. The program con
sisted of the regular anniversary exer-
cises as adopted by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, after which recess Mas declar'
ell. followed by a door movement by the
ofiicers IL the lodge. also one by the
Rebskah Degree Lodge. IL IL needles.
20 ssy that the ladies performed thsli
work we'll and were highly compliment
"a BY all. This Was followed by music,
r,cliaiions aud short speeches from Hon
J. :. Wright, Rev. X. J. llau.hion, Rev
n. l.. Nichols. II. y. Bolster and =. y,
Briggs. George 4. Tucker entertsin-,
the sudienc. With q few selections ou
his photograph, which we're we'll ap'
prcciatsd. After exercises, hot coffee,
ice cream and cake, oranges and bananas
we're served In Grand Army Hall.
The sermon preached by Rev. III. L.,
Nichols To the odd Fellows sunday
afternoon VAS well attended. lie select
ed for his text Matt. - 40: "lussmuch
a. Ne have done Il unto the least of these
my brethren ye have done II unto me.
Il was very able discourse and vel
appreciated by the order. Although Mr.
Nichols u not member of the order,
he gave them some good advice which
they will do we'll Ia profit by.
4. feeland Penley, 80 High street
has a fine lot Of dAndelions for sale, only
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