Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-10
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The collector, y. ID. TWttcneii, INFORMS
All those Who owe auy 1891 tax 20 pay
TT same before May I, 1904, OF proper
az viii be cold In payment for the bill.
Edvln Holt and wlfc have returned
| nom Nsssa setts aud are now 10 their
old rent over Hasting Brotbers' store.
Mr.. Holt win probably remain here some
tine.
Ths following magazines and papers
havc hen added 10 the 10 .dlng room
durius tho past few weeks, Magazines,
BicycIlne World, St. Nicholas, Arena,
foruu. extrs copies Of the Ladies' Home
Journal, Campbell's Monthly, American
Agriculturlst and American Politics /;
pspers, Union Signal, industrial journal,
Mar In the East, Doston Weekly, Berlin
| fudependeut, Maine Farmer, Household,
Portland Herald; books, Black Beauty,
bound copies Of St. Nicholas and Web
ster's dictionary. Those Who have any
good reading matter are Invited TO send
h In the rooms.
TIE sixth and last social Of the Early
and Often Club VAS held Tuesday even
Ing In the Congregational chapel. Tne
following program was successfuiiy cai-
ried out;
L.i,e.' Q.aIsssss w:s. sc q. :,,... .,a r,,.
tngsoa.
Q. rablsau. ''rhe Clever farsos."
a. r'..' Solo, s ss,:;:. Ss'is.
4 TAbieaa, aspiring Biesscws."
MIsse. Chanberlsia. healson and i<ishsea.
s. Fanssaaipe, "a Pastoral Idol"
$50, marrS Sans' , Inv" i,. ~,
!. Vocal Solo. spanish 0'p-y s@.s r...
r.'''.a. op'sii., fro" 'A'''' re-. 'h.,r..l.
o Ladr>.' ossrsesle. neresp with iAblssa.
10. TsSIeas. Il Loot. Iike iAis, -,
n. THO, Cool nlshs.
Nr. YORK. hr,. Tneii. and MISS hANN"'
isrrnnissios.
- Mr.. }. q. Gehriss. dir-ssor.
A great deal could be said In pralse OF
the whole performance. George wight
made q fnc ''parson"; the false nose,
gray Wig and large shocs bafi'ed the
audience 40 10 III, identity. Miss Truei
piano solo Was fine. She showed skilI
aud expires sIon In the difficult selections.
All of the tableaux were taking, espe-
clally the one In which Miriam lIerrick
watched for rain with torn umbrella.
The symphony Was better In all re-
spects than when last given. The leader
kept eli up In the time and skillfully con-
Quoted the players through the different
changes. Mr.. Alfred True had charge
Of the light effects. Mr. y. u. Tuell
arranged the vocal programme aud Mrs.
Fannie Merrill tastcfully managed the
draperies In the tablcAux.
Hiram Perkins opens . barber shop
TIL. week In the front room OF the Pack
ard Building near T.. u. Goddsrd's.
Calvin Bisbee has closed his lower
store bat IL still running the upper one.
Clarence Fox aud Fred Roberts have
charge.
Horn, In Bethel. March 3ist, to the
wife Of Fred Clark, . sou.
Nine young members OF Mrs. ID. ~.
MAson's sunday school class served .
supper aud gave . pleasing entertain
ment In the Unlverssllst chapel Wednes-
day evening. supper Was served from
q "a \. A good number partook and
were rapidly waited on by the white
capped nine" A little past eight the en-.
tertalnment commenced In the chapel
With Mira CiArk's song followed by
Gladls wiley's recitation, and . song,
"Baby's fast asleep" by Marguerite Fin
ney; next = dialogue, "where Ignorance
Il bliss," Was acted by George French,
Charlie Telton and jamie finney. Fan.
ME Carter aud Mrs.. finney gave . voc.l
duet, "whispering Hope" after which
the farce, ITO Meet Mr.. Thompson"
was nicely presented by bertha Wiley,
Joan Stearns, Florence aud barbara
Carter, Alice Perkins, Vivian aud
Beatrice kelllher. Thls closed the
program. The tables In the dining |
room were removed and games were In |
order. 4 good sum Was taken from the
supper aud sale Of Ice cream.
The North Oxford Teachers Asso-
citation met In the Academy Friday after
noon. The following will give some
Idea of the work done:
I. Rspor % sccrstsry. Il
tiusation Grses n. Chapman. |
4 Paners t,rHilng % our Village schools, /
ny. Brown AMI NJ. Aerriman. |
Discussioa.
I. r.,<, IIov nj ~ se.urr Attention of
fapiis, Ethel iismmon.. |
Di.eus.lon.
!. TAN on Written work, Lydia ". smith. |
q Psp<r. Written " ORA Tor Reading Cis.-e..
Lissie Grv,er. |
Di.ca.sioa.
: Oue.tiou uox.