davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
IosEru pAwsov

HENEFER, January 81, 1890. - Joseph
Dawson was born April OH, 1910. In
Rhuabon, North Wales, was baptized in
1880 aud left his native land over thirty
years ugo for the Gospels sake,,he has 70,
aided here over since. He was ordained q
High Priest March 4th, 1877. He died on
the evening OF January 29lh.
Hls funeral services were held at II a.
m. today, Bishop John Paskett prosid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
LEGISLATORS TODAY
PRINTING Committee Has a Bill aud an
Adverse Minority Report
,orr DEBTOR BILL PASSED
.,,,., for Crlmi,al Prosecutions
couil ss,l.-e'n'ral p"'l''"
Of the Lawmakers

u.,, bousep witnessed the lsgif-
80. s,,tormanee today, 90 far rs
h",. ,,n,, arc concerned. The lerisla'
o,, Of few who have b'sn 'H'
esP. .s "a, ,lcs ness or pressing business
..ils
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

ing. Timely and cousollng words Of
comfort were uttered BY number VI tho
brethren, and nearly all tho people " the
ward were In attendance, tho meeting
house being well filled. Ito died as no
had lived, faithful Lattsr.day Saint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Some Of tho native rulers Of India nro
enormously wealthy, but millions Of the
common people are In state OF absolute
starvation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
ruE HOUSE.
H.

h"h hohNEs
10 tho House yesterday afternoon
the eomwltlee on municipal cUrpora-
uoei recommended that IL. Is. No 81,
an act creating q board OF park com.
ml,,lontfs Ia certain cities aud towns
10 The State Of Utah, be not passed.
Report adopted.
Tue livestock committee recon-.
mended certain amendments to IL. Is.
40, ", Tor an act 10 prevent the sale Of
s'oek under fraudulent psdigrees; the
llnendmenh were ooncutred In and
'ne Oil passed on a vote OF 81 ayes, o
nays, absent o.
Ins committee on education recon-.
menuel We passage Of b. B. No. 4. in.
eeipofA1ng the Utah School for ihs
Deal, aud upon the report beiug adopt-
!. ne PHI was referred to tbs c1mmit.
"s on appropriations.
tae committee on enrolment re.
ps'au mat they had found Ii. b. No.
mehulng seoiion 4, chapter 2S of
sae session laws Of 1892, correct. ana A
nhIefWards signed by the Speaker
- "s presence OF the House.
"ANoDuOllON OF BILLS.
a. y; No. 90, by Crilehlow-Au M,
uAung anu extending tins novsts
" ine clerks OF the district conrts
a,"ss pe'lelning TO the estates OF
. v,.,yshll' minor, insane anu inoom.
ssu, peisons At times when there Ia n
n OF recess VI the court. nnd
u'n Ihe Judge thereof " absent f,am
u0ysn,y seat, judiciary Committee.
ons.r o. no W. by Bernheisel tby re-.
l-An act making an appron,ts.
800 I POW ior tho use OF The Sal.
,ps,a,,, " agriculture, Committee ON
a, D. No. os, by Egau-An M, o.
,mss AiltoAd corporations TO con.
f,S' S,Vs'lng' over their fe.p,otiv,
INV" nsIe necessary Tor public or
80 purposes. This was temnoJay.
lulbpt at the request OF its
,,l a, B, No, 90. by wiI.or-An,o,
N Isa, section OF chapter ls' Iaws
1,,', 49, relating T. an act piyins ~
~! on o. cities Of the iirst And sscn 'a
nug,o,s qualified veto. Committee an
"A uIVipA oorporations. '''' 'n
u h. No. 100, by F.,o,.
NJ oS-An aet Tor tue n,etsc,,n, " Ssf'
oI property from steam hn,,s, y, ne
lonuahs. vi municipal car.
h, s', Enrichment COMMITTEES rsno,t,,
r,l,,,eeo' ehtollment OF II. o. n NJ
sisme. W. 70 the purchase OF pos,ss no.,
jgued NV ,t 'ue Legislature, anu AZ vs..
4 Air., ~ The Speaker. SUI " was
ssedlnss I pSg Of the House pro.
,ttI on lrom CaElsr Presided. A
'tpI Of tbr LOIS Joseph KimbalI, pres.
e,Ice, akin , Chamb,r Of Dom.
b. chamber 81 'n my Iepfessntatlvss OF
b, No. 50, s s,nPWed a hearing on
Ben, transportation commis.
Y 'A' P''I'I0n rscl,sd tina. fear, war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
ID 4 ~ u.

IAfLoh-At American T1fk, Utah, Feb. A.
leo, Of diphtheriuc Group, IVA saTah, dausb
wI o. James and Patience Taylor. late Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
chicago Live s,osI

'hicaRo Live stock.
CHICAGO. Feb, :.
Hogs. receipts today y ,uOJ.
lsiFht, 3Lttugi IS.
Mixed, $40 90 8lt,
Heavy, Natit1
Rough, itastu5.
lower
Reeves, So ail.iu.
Cows ana helfeTs. NtC0dagl
Texas steers. t2buaiIsU
htocturu aud feeders. al.O0aia8
lower. "''1' '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxatly.
Medicine to cleanse the system and keep d
God pure. Those who take SlMMON.
YER REGULATOR LIQUID or powder
,st all the benefits Of a mild and peasar,
lNatlve and tonic that purfes the bic.
nd strengthens the whole system. An
more than this; SIMMONS LIVER REGU
NOR regulates the Liver, keeps Il acliy
and healthy and when the Liver Is /.
GOD condition You find yourself free from
Malaria, Blllousness, Indigestion, Sid
Headache and Constipation, and rid o.,
hat worn out and deblItated feeling.
ihese are all caused by sluggish Liver
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles viii only be had when the lvcr
Is properly at work II troubled with am
q these complaints, Try SIMMONS Liver
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Med.
e'nes, and Better than Pills.
Ss-EvERY PACKAGES
Has the u Stamp In red on wrapper.
j. Ii. Zeilin " Co., Phila-. PE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

p,.,ldsut Geo. NJ. Cannon was de-
aimed for short time after the open
,,s hour. and the Senate was called 10
o,s,t By Glen Miller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

ulusd for shoH umo "''oi ~ l, a.
-. hour, and the Senate wSs called 10
o,s,t By Glen Miller.
Committee REPORTs
sunderland, Of the Judiciary commit
l,s, reported As follow"
On II. b. SO, fees VI city, county and
s,.,s oficers, amended, and recon-
msnded It, passage
On ,ub.tltuto for II. Il. 81, evidence
I, larceny ca,ss, Teeo nmSndsd that IL
b rejected.
The live stock COMMITTEES reported D.
B. IL, with a accommodation that II
ps. ~
zapdsli, Of the printing committee,
rrOrisd a bill for q State printer and
oIlpg the prices to be paid.
zapdsll presented q minority report
o1lscllng 10 arbitrarily fixing the ptioop,
s,bsIns contrary TO good policy In the
Blaie. .,.,
mats. b. 10, preventing discrimina.
Nm as,lp,t female school teachers
~, ready for tho President's sigma.
lufe.
Mckay pr,senlsd the report OF the
Capitol grounds commission
HILLS INTRODUCED
Warner introduced s. Is. so. prose.
cntlons In criminal oaset; committee on
Judiciary.
Warner Introduced y. II. 81, amend.
I'M sec. 1879, article o, compiled laws
sf 18th. relating u county prosecuting
sliofnsy,; committee on Judiciary.
sutherland Introduced =. II. o. re-
quInug certain effects To certify In.
dst,edness Of Glitter, counties and
school districts; committee ON Judi.
gify.
BILLS PASSED
3. Is. IS, providing Tor the release Of
lolnl debt u, was taken up and paesed,
aye, ", rays u, Ab.uut Z.
d. Il. ~, on county and dietfict court
.sal,, wBs taken up. Chidesler moved
TO & commit, but the motion was lost.
lie luen Proposed an amendment that
The secretary VI State furnish seals for
district o urls instead Of tho counties.
THIS was defeated and tho bill passed
l?lo2
OTHER BUsINEss.
:. b. T., diseases Ia sheep, was taken
~ aud ordered ptinieJ.
B, u. 10, substitute, on irrigation
eompanitpi was taken up and passed
Ito second reading,
II was referred TO the committee on
Irrigation and agriculture.
Booth Intro uced 4. b. 81, a bill TO
,nsnl Ali, Vol. 2, Compiled Lava
a 1855, relating 10 the liens Of Iudg.
msn't On real property; committee on
lutisiaiy.
g. b. s., for State prlnte was taken
w Oh the majority anu i..Inorliy Ie-
Iofh The consideration 0f tho Te.
pens was In progress at the time
1hs NEWS when 10 press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

stiVeT, lead.
silver Oh, lead. iaVo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
BRYANT POND

The fall term of the village schools
closed Dec. 18th. The winter term vii
open Dec. lith, under the instruction oi
the same teachers, Mr.. j. ). Hutchin:
and Miss Ola Dudley, whose past servic,
we learn has been fully acceptable TO al
interested.
The Grange Dramatic Club gave their
first entertainment OF the season We'd
nesday evening, presenting the spy OF
Gettsburg." They were greeted with a
good house. The parts were vel
rendered and the company was also vel
entertained By music from the ZelosO
Club. This play will be repeated At
West Paris Monday evening, Dec. Z
The club proposes 10 present several
more plays during the winter. The next
one will be 1.-The Changers" and will be
given 10 the public in about three weeks.
The organization Of new orchestra is
contemplated here with W. +. Bowker
bass and prompter, ii. p. En- Earl lst
violin, G. A. Whitman I'd violin, 4. NJ.
Chase cornet.
William Jackson has moved his fish
market to the Hathaway store.
One carload OF stock and one car OF
apples were shipped the past week from
this station.
Officer Bolieu of Lewiston was in town
Tuesday Ia search of Fred Burt, who
broke from Auburn jail Monday night.
He struck fresh track just at the edge
of the town and caught his man just at
dusk in Greenwood farm house.
Bolieu is hard man for criminals to
keep out of the way Of.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
EAST HESRON

Rev. ". l.. Bradeen and family hav,
eniOyed two weeks vacation with Mrs
Bradeen's parents and sisters in Hal
lowell.
Hiram Keene has moved to West Au'
burn. Harry h. Phillips is driving one
of his cream teams.
{. Farris, section hand on the Port.
land aud Rumford Falls Railway, viii
move into the rent vacated by ii. keene
j. !. Fuller is having the rent newly
newly papered and whitewashed for him
The farmers employ these cold day,
in slaughtering their winters meat.
K. L. Fuller Il collecting his pay FOR
phosphate sold in spring time.
Beautiful northern lights out.
Hard travelling this WAY.
Rev W. l.. Bradeen was the recipient
OF \ donation some two weeks since.
Henry Shaw of South Buckfield Is ir
Portland a Juror.
Or. A. T.. Robinson is in Pennsylvania
this week.
Geo. ". Packard has the water from
his well carried into his stable, di''
lance OF 30 rods.
Harnden Allen Of Buckiield Is work
ing for the comfort of his two sister,
for the winter.
4 neighbor, whom the agent for the
st. Louis Steel Range threatened &c
take 70 Paris jail, says said agent is not
man OF his word, for he faithfully
promised 10 take him TO jail last Mon
day, and hasn't come yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
EAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. James Chadbourne, while walk
ing with her crutches last week, lost hel
balance and fell, injuring her somewhat
but we hope not seriously. Her sister
Mrs. VIM. kilbOrne OF Chelmsford
Mass, is visiting her.
Mrs. Charlotte Pride and daughter,
Mrs. DIR. Corliss Of Casco, visited at d.
G. Pride's recently.
A nice flag was placed on the school
house Nov. "a. America was sung and
three lusty cheers given for the flag,
after which the people went inside and
listened to appropriate Rotations by
the teacher and scholars, and speeches
BY ID. G.. Pride and Otis Martin. In
addition 10 the flag enough money has
been given to buy q stage curtain. Much
interest Is taken In the school By the
people of the place who have given msny
days labor on the house and grounds.
The yard has been nicely graded.
There was very pleasant whist party
with six tables at l.. NJ. Sanderson's
Thanksgiving evening.
Lucius II. Chase, boy NJ. n. Hamlin
brought from Massachusetts,, has come
to VIM. Chadbourne's to live for time
at least.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
LOWELL

Benz amin Russell, Jr., is in Boston
until after the holidays.
Ga Wednesday morning, c. W. Hazel
ton, who lives In the house formerly
occupied by David Coffin at Alder Brook
went TO the barn with a lantern which
exploded, setting fire to the hay. The
buildings were burned. but assistance
arriving from the neighbors the good;
and furniture were saved.
A council has been called to meet al
the village church the 18th inst. for the
ordination of Mr.. Earle B. Wood, the
pastor OF the Congregational church.
Mrs. b. w. Andrews Is sick.
viii Vance's family have moved into
b. w. Andrews house.
On Saturday evening the young people
of the village gave reception at Fox's
Hall 20 Mr.. K. b. Wood, who ha:
recently become pastor of the Congre.
gationalist church. Although stormy, 8
good number were present. The hal
was decorated with evergreen, and
furnished with carpets and furniture by
the ladies of the village. The guest:
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Stearns, and presented by Misses NJ. F.
Heald and Charlotte Hobbs. Solo:
were given by Miss Ida Harrington and
Miss Carrie Hubbard, and duet by
Miss Fannie Hubbard and Mrs. Annie
Brown. Coffee and cake were served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
QtiCKCtEIn


Ellis Whitman, j. VIM. Shaw, N. Z
Morrill, and Henry @. Shaw were drafted
rs jurors to the United States Court q,
Portland this week.
Charles Forster, of Portland, pro-
prietor Of the most extensive toothpich
industry 10 the country, is stopping at
Hotel Long for while.
George NJ. Atwood was In town
Thursday.
Mr.. Sumner Bangs, the new pastor OF
the Baptist church, preached an excel
lent Thanksgiving discourse from the
text: "whst shall | render unto the
Lord for all his benefitsy"
Dastine Spaulding and wife returned
TO their home In Cape Elizabeth Thurs
day. Mr.. Spaulding is a grandson OF
the first settler in Buckiield, Benjamin
Spaulding, l77G, who made the frs
clearing and erected log house In tn
field now owned by Abel Irish, on tn,
by-road leading to w. II. Atwood's inter
vale. Mr.. Spaulding left Buckfielt
at out thirty years ago for Cape Eliza
beth and has carried on quite littl,
business In truck farming, etc. He i
nov - years Of age and feels like re
firing from active pursuits, being In poo
health. He was one OF Buckfleld's ster
ling citizens, msny OF whom have gon
out into larger centres and become
power for good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
WEST SUMMER.

Ethel Head and Wilbur Field are Al
home for few days from Pennington
normal school.
The reading club have purchased near
Is ttty new books, which make quite az
addition 10 their library.
Prof. !. II. Bates OF Colby College Is
visiting at home, as Is Miss Clara Bates
from Rumford, where she Is teaching.
Samuel DolloG killed a hog which tip
ped the scales at 49, lbs.
J. A. Tuell of Norway Ia In town.
The county commissioners met on the
road case near Handel McAllister's. and
decided not TO locate the new road, but
10 grade down the old one two and one
half feet.
Mrs. William Sewall has gone 10 Yer
mont TO visit relatives. She has been In
poor health, and We hope the visit may
DO her good.
Mary Esther Howe Is visiting Polly
| Howe.
Gilbert Heath has gone 10 Massachu'
sets TO see sick brother.
J. J. Abbott and wife spent Thanks
giving with their daughter, Mrs. c. NJ
| Bisbee. AZ Rumford Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
kEZAR FALLS.

T.. G.. Gould came home Tuesday.
Lester Weeks Is stopping here on
visit.
Thanksgiving ball at kickapoo Cot.
tage last Thursday evening. \ good
time Is reported by all present.
John Mclutire came home Wednesday
10 spend Thanksgiving.
sheriff shirley Of Fryeburg was IL
town Tuesday on business.
sherman Gould returned TO Portland
Monday.
Donation and supper at the the yestry
of the kezar Falls VI. f.. church wednes
dav evening, Dec. ID.
Dancing school In Gamers Hall com
menced Saturday evening with fourteen
couple; James Cole Instructor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
EAST BETHEL.

All the farmers are now in the spruce
business.
Frank Smith has returned to work for
Porter Farwell.
Miss Emma Brown has gone to Boston
TO work at dressmaking.
j. ID. Hastings has had very hand
some tablet erected In memory OF his
wife, Mrs. Emma B. Hastings.
Mrs. w. II. Tracy visited Lewiston
this week, and now has q nice assort-
ment Of Christmas goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
ALBANY.

The Ladies' Sewing Circle met Mt the
vcstry Thursday. About forty present.
The evening was very pleasantly and
prohtsbly spent. Miss Fern Johnson
favored US with q song; Miss Nina Bean
and Rev. T.. J. Converse each favored US
with readings. They all joined In games
etc.
Preston Flint proves himselIthe most
successful deer hunter of the town. He
went out Thursday afternoon in pursuit
OF foxes, and he soon came In sight OF
two deer some sixty rods away, snd he
had only single barrel shot gun, but
get them must, said he to himself, and
he began 10 creep, aud In one hour he
had his position and soon had both OF
them dropped at his feet. He used buck
shot.
Rufus Morrill,, with ak horses. passed
through this place for North Albany, to
work for 4. ;. Bean, the lumber king OF
West Bethel.
James +. Bird and wife leave us.
They have made many friends here 10
Albany since they have been among u.
II was one Of Dea. Louejoy's good moves
when he secured their services. We all
feel bad to have them go, but such seems
to be their lot In life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
HIRAM.


On Thursday afternoon the w. c. I
L. held very Interesting meeting at the
residence OF John Pierce, Esq. In the
evening Mrs. Pierce entertained the Con
gregational Circle. We hear very
good report of the session.
Judge A. ii. Walker Of Bridgton, Hon
Edgar F. Gentleman of Porter, and Hon.
William T. Haines Of Waterville were In
town Thursday.
Mr.. Webster Fitch has sold the Mt
Cutler Hotel to Harry and Vivian +
Cameron, who will take possession at
once. Mr.. Fitch and wife will remove
to Massachusetts.
Hon. Almon Young was in Portland
Thursday on town business.
Mrs. Sarah Smith is very Ill.
Mr.. George c. Lombard Is troubled
with varicose ulcer.
On Tuesday evening. the young folks
of the Spring District and the Wakefield
District Gin Brownfield) held reunion
at ID. w. Pierce's on the occasion of the
visit of Mr.. Allen NJ. Pierce and family.
He has been absent five years In Boston.
Mr.. Eli G. Gould of Lawrence has
visited his father, Mr.. Elias Gould.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08

5. G.. Barrett and daughter, Edith,
went 10 Rumford Falls Saturday the
2lst. Returned the same day.
Willie Cushman was at South Paris
Tuesday.
The sewing circle met with Miss
Amelia Bisbee Dec. =.
Willie Keene has been at Auburn on a
visit.
Bernice Record OF Buckfield and Ella
Ames OF Rumtord Falls visited their
aunt last week.
Mrs. W. K. Sewall has gone to Yer
mont To visit her relatives.
Miss Adeline Barrett Is In very poor
health.
V. ID. Bicknell Of North Buckiield
was through the place selling onions one
day recently.
Mrs. +. l.. Barrett, Mrs. 5. e. Barrett
and Mrs. Emma Cushman have got
them some new washing machines.
Miss Lena Sewall and Miss Amelia
| Bisbec, who have been attending Normal
school at Pennington, are at home on 4
vacation.
5. G.. Barrett and family spent Thanks
giving In Buckiield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
EAST SUMNER.

Il. l.. Morse. the well-known boot and
shoe drummer, was in the place on
Thursday and says that his business has
been very good for the pas, few weeks
Dealers are more confident aud are no,
only placing larger orders, but are more
prompt in payment, showing that busi-
ness Is steadily improving.
The Minot Packing Company have
paid of their help and the patrons for
their corn, and are meeting With good
success in securing acreage for another
season. They aim To deal fairly and
honorably with all, and don't kick when
paving their bills.
Our first chapter In porkology begins
thus: spring pigs ;. Robinson's, 1861
G. Maxim's, 290; Lester Robinson's,
3l5. Now, remember the ministers and
editors before stealing time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

The hand of afliiction is laid heavily
on this little neighborhood.
Nov. 26th Mrs. Betsey Cross Scribnel
died after weeks Of suffering, at the ad.
vanced age of 80 years and 6 months.
The same evening Miss Amy Bean re-
eeiyed dispatch, notifying her Of the
serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
z. Bean, S. years old, who was on a
visit to her children in Massachusetts,
Miss Bean went TO Massachusetts al
once.
Nov. 30th DIR. John A. Tyler passed
away after an illness of four weeks with
typhoid fever at his late residence at
Groveton, n. H., where his funeral oc-
Cured Wednesday, the I'd Of December.
Thus has gone out a shining light in the
profession he so loved, and 10 which he
was so successful. He was born at this
place and was lone of the boys" whom
all loved and had special interest In,
and hard is our task to reckon him dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
ROxbuRY.

We had good sleighing for Thanks
giving, bat now we go jumbling over
frozen ground on wheels.
A large number gathered TO spend
Thanksgiving with Aunt Hannah Reed
her grandchildren were largely in evil
dence. Their Aunt Sadie made them
happy with her good things. Old and
Young there were twenty-eight persons
TO be fed. viii they all meet in ls97
IL Is doubtful.
l.. II. Reed is repairing his sluice way
and wheel pit TO be ready for the winters
saving Loring Glover is helping him
Swain 4 Reed have sold their four
heavy oxen TO go 10 West Paris. They
were the only heavy oxen In town on
this side the river.
swain Il Reed will not cut as much
birch a. last year. They have consider
able stock on hand.
Deer hunting is declared of until
more snow comes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE OOlNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. Roberts,
Psstor Preaching every sunday a, n A. n.
sunday School at II NJ. sabbath Evening Ser
! vice at 7:o0 P. N. Prayer Meeting Thursday
Evening al SoP
Universshst Church Rev. 4. w. Pierce, fss-
day school at lN.
Advertised letters in Paris post office
Mr.. Thomas Cunningham.
Walter l.. Tucker.
Fred Walker.
Mrs. Mary {. Weston
The mid-week prayer meeting At the
Baptist vestry has been changed from
Thursday to Wednesday evening.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Young Peoples Christian Union I'LL be
held this Monday evening at o. "A.
rhayer's.
Professor Maynard Maxim OF Mont
pelier, VI, is visiting his parents, MI
and Mrs. q. 4. Maxim.
The Baptist Ladies' Circle met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Merrill ana
chose the following officers for the COM
ing year:
PreSident-Nrs. l.. r. Merrill.
Vice President-Mrs. Lydia ;. Hammond.
| TreAsurer-Niss Fannie A. Hammond.
SecretAry-Mrs- a. T. Forbes
Ira ID. shaw, who is now In shoe
store In Boston, has been spending n
two weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Shaw.
Eva. little daughter OF j. Q. Allen,
who il with her grandmother at Nor
way, broke her right arm by falling on
| il one day last week. This Is the third
time she has broken an arm, her left
arm having been broken twice.
Miss lone Harlow of Dixtield Is visit
ing relatives at Paris Hill.
| Master Seward Stearns, the nine-year-
old son Of Austin L. Stesrns, has driven
| a yoke Of oxen and pair OF horses
ahead OF them 10 break up about ten
acres OF ground this fall. That's wha,
We call smart boy.
The Baptist ladies Circle will meet
AZ Academy Hall Friday evening OF this
week. supper will be served At .
O'Clock. and variety entertainment
will be- given later. Admission 10 cents.
supper tickets will be issued 10 those
who bring food; those who bring moth
ing will pay extra for supper.
| Rev. G.. =. Chase Of Mechanic Falls
will preach at the Baptist church next
sunday.
| The sunday schools will unite IN a
Christmas tree this year At the tniyer-
,ali-t church, Christmas eve. The invi-
,atiou i extended by the Jniversalist
school sud accepted by the Baptist, and
a Joint committee has charge of the ar
engagements.
\ large congregation attended the
Baptist church last sunday.
Charles e.. Abbott and wife OF Abing-
ton, Mass, were guests AZ Leslie r..
/ Newell'S recently.