Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

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sity is visiting at Judge Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Bowker drove q
Dixfield Thursday, returning Friday.
A large congregation was out to hea
Rev. Mr.. Chapulan's farewell sermon
sunday.
q. G.. Curtis milk wagon struck
slanteniicular attitude on High Stree
saturday morning, owing 10 broker
axle. No milk split.
Postmaster Farrsr and wife have NOV
ed into rooms In Davis Block, and VII
take their meals at Mrs. Jackson's an'
rent their own house.
The second story of the store OF Il. \
Russell 4 Co. is being finished OIL into ;
tenement. which will be occupied whei
completed BY Leon l.. Russell.
Geo. A. Wilson, Jr., and assistant
have been putting in a telephone lin'
between y. ID. Bolster's house aud store
also one from the post office 20 Davis
Block.
The Misses Webbing appear at Norway
Opera House tonight, They were a
Bethel Friday evening, and the quality
OF the entertainment can be judged from
our correspondents report.
At the teachers examination held al
the brick school house last Friday, seven
teen candidates appeared and passed
very satisfactory examinations. The
Paris teachers are nearly all natives OF
the town aud are very we'll qualified for
their work.
Well, March has given u about every
imaginable kind of weather, except the
lsmb-like variety, Of which we hav,
hardly had fair sample. \ thunder
shower Monday morning, with live
inches Of fresh snow on the ground, Is
the latest phenomenon.
Mrs. 4. c. Record has purchased the
True farm IN the Bolster ueighborhood.
The farm contains from 80 TO 300 acres,
The stock. hay and farming tools were
included Ia the trade. Mr.. Ryersou, who
has been living on the place, has moved
into W. ~. Swett's in the same neigh
borhoOd.
The annual meeting Of the South Paris
Free High school Precinct was called 10
order Friday evening by the clerk, j. \.
f.ambe. J. \. Ismbe was chosen mod
orator, and there being only three voters
present, the meeting was adjourned To
saturday evening. At the adjourned
meeting Saturday evening Carl Gray
was chosen clerk. \ motion 20 pass
over the article relating TO raising money
MAS defeated BY vote Of , TO 8, and the
sum Of 500 was then voted for free
high school.
The Republican voters Of the town OF
Paris are notified 10 meet at the town
house at Paris Hill on saturday,
April {. 81 to'clock, 4. NJ, 10 select seven
delegates 10 attend the state convention
to be held at Portland, April 10Th; also
seven delegates TO attend the district CON
vention At Auburn. April 18th; also seven
delegates 20 attend the county convention
20 he held AZ South Paris. June 23d. The
call i issued by the Republican town
Geo. W. Ridlou. II. ID. Ham
mond and :. T. Davis.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings OF this week special Lenten
services will De held AZ the Cougrega-
tional church. The meetings Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings will be con
Quoted by TIA. pastor, Rev. K. j. HaGgh-
ton. Ou Thursday evening union
service will bee held, invitations having
been sent 10 the other churches 20 par
iicipate, aud the sermon will be preached
by Rev. H. \. Roberts. Suejsct-tom-
fort for the Fearful. All are cordially
invited 10 any and all OF these services.
The Easter services at the COngrega-
tional church on sunday next, promise
70 DE exceedingly Interesting. NJ TIE
morning service twenty-one new mem
bers will DE admitted. snd there will be
several baptisms. The following i the
for the morning service:
ar-,n Vo'uutar, -ogcrtoirc "a \. Bati-tc.
Anthem There = a City Great and strong
SchcnckCr.
Invocation.
Responsive Recalling
Gloria.
HYMN 30 hri-t the Lor,i j. Risen To-Day
OG, rory S0lo-The Day Of Resurrection
Admission Of New Mem1crs. with BAptlsms.
Nntbcm-Th, Cho,r Angelic. Hanscom.
sermon.
HYMN s4-AuelplIa.
T,-tIu'ieN Easter Maryh Flagier.
On Easter sunday evening there will
A sacred concert al the congregational
church entitled Life Triumphant. and We
feel no hcsitancy about saying that all
Who attend will feel repsid for any ef-
fort that they may make 10 be present.
Inc Easter services hitherto 81 the Con-
srega,ional church have been attended
by large and spprecistiye audiences ana
We feel that this year will be no eXcep-
ton. The coacert will be al : o'clock.
Following i the programme;
Organ Voluntary-O ferto,rc In u Minor Lott
D'' - Fro - h BE- Froelich
Chorus aUclulah
solo auj Choru--Jesus Christ Is Risen
To tiay. h~iie,'
CArol-Es-t Bells. Merry Bella troeiirh
Chovs~-Haii q Thee CoEgueror. troeheh
2" ''''' So's ''' Frcelich
C,o0ibye. Froolich
80 AMI Choru--The Risen Cert-t Watson.
IIanscome.
ouar,et,e and Choru--where the Cyprsss.
solo ami Choru>-Ue Is Risen. Dres
song The Kiug Of king
Uvrnn-l VIII sing 81 Ny Redecmer.
P0st.uie-TriRmphAl March Lete0Hre "eiy
The parents and friends OF the boys
who TOOK part in the boys concert al the
Methodist veStry Monday evening, must
have felt proud at the excellent progrsm'
aud the large audience that attended
The parts we're well rendered, especially
the dag drill, that showed much patience
and time expended. The following
program was given, after which ice
cream and cake were served by the boys
The girls will have TO work hard 10 ex-
eel them.
singing Chorus. Keep to The Right
tft,s,t,, Clyde Hibbard
st,a.,I,r,, S.io Harold Fletcher
Ps-itafion No Place for Boys. Harry Titcomb
Dialogue, A Slight Misunderstanding,
Charlie stuart and Pert Hathaway
song. John McAriie and Dwight Chapman
Recitation, Work aud Play, AHAe MONK
: '''1' D~lSht Chapman and John DeCosta
Dialogue. Mice NJ Pias, ~,
u ,,1 Merlin, Hobart Kenney, Milton MeAllis
ter, Lewie CLARK.
,,..,..,..,,. po,,s ~ NesI Lewie Keen
n, ,sS'-.,'.r,.-,, 81, Harold Fletcher
- n-si Ten BOYS
,, a. 80 RI, ov.,er Lewie Clark
piano puet, Har0ld Thayer, Robert Chapman
Dialogue. Journey "a Mauro, c,u.
Marx Richardson, Robert Chapman NieN
PuriugtOn.
singing Oh dear, parents. don't yl-it our lese" s
comb chorus. sweet by and by
singing. Live on the Field Of Battle.
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