Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The DolNGs or THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY,.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church: Preaching every sun sun
,.ay at II Az sunday School al u NJ. Ssouasn
EVening Service at go \. NJ Prayer Meeuns
Thursday Evening NJ 90 p y. 80, .~v
SUNDAY AZ II An.
The winter term at the academy
closed Friday with an entertainment oy
the students Friday evening, which was
up In all respects 10 the high standard Oh
school entertainments st this academy
The entertainment was given under the
direction Of Miss Maud Mayo, and the
students were assisted by the Holding
brothers OF Auburn, whose recent wors
here In the same line won them great
praise. The program was as follows:
PAKT
I. Marguerite OF France. Felicia henahS
Matte Brasieen-
Mr.. TraYer's Flrsi Hunt. Richard H. Davis
Harold Thayer ,,,..,-.
Z College "Oil Cans," VIII Victor NoSuie
Mary Child.
'''A" 4. wissenborn
Frank Holiing.
D '1"''-" ANY wAriwen.
s. The Roman sentinel W. W. r"'ohoe
Pred shaw.
:. The story Of Patsy, Kate Douglas "'ss'h
MARY Hammond.
PAKT II.
: Wand and Dumb Bel prill,
Nine Young Ladies' -. =, -,
q. The SQuirc's Rooster, H. wa"
Horace Roberts
10 Violin Solo-Selecte,t.
Prank HOldipg. 80
IN. The Ballad OF CarmilhAn, h"hsiei'"
Amy Head.
ID. Pex.y In the Low Backed Car,
Lillian Perkins-
Is How the OH Horse Won the bet h"'"es
Cuute Thurlow.
"a. Violin SolO-LeReve, u eo''sf uS''
Prank Holding.
GRECIA> TABLEAUN.
The Fates,
Greek Dance, 80.
Morpheus, Somnus and Dream SPIRIT
Orpheus, Eurydice and Demon,
Hons scene OF the Greeks,
Comedy. Tragedy and Cupid.
MUSES. Representing Arts,
Racchanalian Revel,
Death % Virginia.
SciIurc % the Sea Nympth Theti-,
The Grace-,
Roman Contest.
Cnntic Tharicw. Mary Newell, Amy Hoad
After the entertainment home mad
candies were on sale, and an art gsiier.
attracted the curious.
The term has been very successful
one and the students have made excel
lent advancement under the new
teachers.
Mr.. aud Mrs Miller left Saturda
morning for visit 10 relatives in MerI
den. Y. H.. during vacation week.
4 II. rfz Itfll As4nRfn
will open on Tuesday, April ath, an
continue eleven weeks under the sam
Instructors.
Miss Alice Hammond has returne
from Gorham, y. ii.
William III. Atwood Of Bucstcld va
al the Hill last week.
The Uuiversalist Circle last Wednei
day evening brought out the usual larg
audience. The entertainment Was
the variety order, Including vocal mus
bv Prof Miller, Mrs. j. III. Raws"n AN
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur =. Hall, banjo so!
Nv Miss Grace Harlow, recitAtions b
Misses Mary Pierce, Lizzie Newell an
Helen Cole. TIE supper was one
those good ones for which these ente
tsinmeuts have an established reput'
tiur.
pr. VI. VI. Houghton writes the D''m'
crat from Arkansas City, Kansas, tn
she expects 70 return home the last
April or first OF Nav. She saws n
winter there i delightful, fields of whe'
are green and cattle aud horses feed
grass all winter.
II. Z. Hammond. Esq returned fro
BOstOn last Tuesday.
Frank Robbins has moved into u
Proctor stand which he has purchase
from Hiram Head, aud Will Cole, vi
has been living there. has removed
the rent in the Deacon Thayer hous
formerly occupied by h. {. Davis.
The next CuiversSlist circle will
held on Friday evening Of next week.
| Rev. ". ". Hooper preached Al q
lUniversalist church sunday, with IA
congregation considering the weathe
He will be here again In four weeks. ii
canvass for funds has so far result'
very eucoursgingly, snd the prosPec;
having settled pastor Is considers
good.
Emerson Whitman. formerly Of III
village. now student al Bates Colleg
was ia town over sunday.
The Ladies Baptist Social Circle VI
meet at Academy Hall Wednesday eve
ing. Baked bean and picnic supper W
De served at half past six, entertainmeI
Al hSlf-past seven. Admission 10 cen,
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Twitchell VI
celebrate the tenth anniversary OF the
marriage with festivities on Tuesday
this week.