Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23

IN town on business Wednesday.
Charles III. Howard IA n home srom
Boston for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Misses Bertha Shaw ani Amy Record
went to Boston Monday moruing for .
stay Of few days.
Half fare on the Grand Trunk has
been secured for Pomona Grange, which
meets al South Paris, Dec. sth.
A contract has been made with George
II. Hersey Of Backield and Portland for
q furnace for the new school house.
County Attorney John s. H,r.ow Of
Dixtield and John II. Trssk, Eco. Of the
same place, were In town last week.
Professor w. $. Ripley OF Boston. the
well-knovn musician and composer. is
spending a week here with his sister,
Mrs. II. u. Maxim.
A window display Of boxes OF quinine
tablets ia the S,urtevant drug store Is
somehow unplessantly suggestive of the
possibilities OF the season.
The High school eleven s,tired them
selves Ia their most mud-And-blood-be-
glorifed football suits Saturday, aud
went and had their picture taken.
Deputy Sheriff wormell came TO jail
Friday with Robert McCutcheou, beloas-
ing In Berlin, y. H.. who IA bound over
on the charge Of larceny OF $500 In
money.
The next regular meeting Of the Paris
teachers Will be held Saturday. Nov. %,
in the high school room at I O'Clock, z.
". An excellent program has been pro-
vided. A good attendance is desired
and expected.
At the VI. r. church next Sunday
morning the pastor viii preach on the
Fourth Commandment. The subject If
the evening PRAYER meeting will be Tenn
perance. All are cordially invited "a
these services.
Fred W. Bonney and Myron W. Maxim
spent few days In the Wild River
region, and Ayron brought home a good
buck, shot in Rschelder's Grant. They
had great luck seeing deer, but this Il
the only one they captured.
Mrs. A. n. Jackson lost a pair OF
gold-bcwed spectacles Saturday, she
links on High Street opposite Moore
Park. IL the finder viii leave them with
Mrs. Jackson or At the Democrat office,
suitable compensation will be made.
The fall term OF school in the King
District closed Friday evening with an
entertainment, consisting OF dialogues,
readings and music. The pupils have
been doing good work the past term
under the Instruction Of Miss Persis
Sioley.
The little building above the Grand
Trunk station, used by the railroad for
oil room and meas toilet, has beeu sold
20 G.. II. Porter and moved on 10 his lot
10 be used for Storage. The moving was
accomplished Tuesday and Wednesday,
with no more serious accidents than the
breaking OF both stringers, and sundry
Nhiiiletrees, chains, etc.
The following schools will begin Mon
day. Nov. ~:
south Paris. Porter Sircct-Hattic NJ. Leach.
Pleasant s;rccs--C'ertrude Jones
Boister-Rlanehc Dean.
HAu-Eiva J. Marshall.
Hollow. Persis Childs-
forbes--idz NJ. A bbOtt.
HsrsOr-Nertcn II. Brown. 4. q.
Tuell-Neliic Marshall
Mhitietnore-l Re TthA NJ rwiichciL
Tubs
Rev. salem II. Towne writes Rev. Mr..
Haughton that he will visit South Paris
Tuesday OF this week, and Will be glad
20 meet his many friends, therefore Tues
day evening st 80 Mr.. Towne will
preach at the Congregational church,
and no doubt his many friends will be
be glad Of the opportunity 10 see and
hear him once again. All are Invited,
and IL Is hoped there will be large at
tendance.
The following are the names OF the
pupils At the Porter Street primary who
we're not absent one-hslf day:
Vaughn r Clark. Florence Cummings.
Lila NJ. swift OnA y. pobe,
Angie VI. Ripley, Hazel Huse.
Flora II. Murch. Lillian Emery,
RiEpah c. Morton, Ltnnie y. Dean,
Louie W Clark Raw A. Chapman,
Ntnslow y Burbank. X Carl flneld,
Carlton z Berry. Harry A Titcono,
WyhleT L NeedhAm. HarAnd Damon
Those that were absent one-hsf day
Ethel l. Curtis. Lesle 4 Curtis.
Lila ". ficid, Clyde II. Hebbaru-
wilma l.. Robinson.
HATTIE NJ. LEACH, teacher.
BIscoE DISTRICT.
+. W. Penley and son Lester were
here last week.
Geo. Penley is attending business col
lege In Portland.
VIZ. Foster has gone TO Auburn TO
work in the shoe shop.
Mrs. Fred jackson and little daughter
have returned from visiting In Msssa-
chusetts.
Samuel Marshall made Us q call re-
Gently, while exercising nice colt raised
by himself.
Freeman Cooper, who has been NJ A.
]. Penley's for some time, has gone on
High Street 20 live with Allie MARSHALL.
school closed Nov. 10 after success
full term. This school constantly in-
creased from the beginning OF the term.
and the last week there was an average
ATTENDANCE Of twelve The last day WAS
made interesting by good programme,
ard nice treat furnished by the teacher,
Ms Marshall. Those interested who
could not attend missed very pleasant
time. Following Is the programme
p.,,,,y In concert. The Raven.
R,.-itatlon. one OF Bostons Fires. Miss Marshall.
RECLAMATION. PyrSmas and Thistle. Ray farrsr'
"a aiding. Little jim. LA nerr'
Defamation, aoooo MI
Recitation, A shining Example. Grace Penley
Recitation. The PuExled sParrows, Annie herr'
Composition. indiAns. Kay raitat'
Recitation, for Mother, MArglc Ieaiey'
Readins. Suiting Expedition. Nun fsrrar'
Recitation. The BROOK. TIA heII'
Dialogue. rNv
RrcitAtioa, Bird Trades, vera Foster
Recitation. Leap Year, Ernest Teh'es
Nun fsrrar.
Cor,,,.,,,ao- Poets Margie Penley
| nFrlSmation The Gra-shopper, Merton hoieh-
Reritatsou one Thing At Time, Grace fensy
Reritation kitty's breakfast, Nahsn COG
Recitation Mischief Kitty, Josie roster
Recitation. Only Pin. FREEMAN 1872 ~.
psS,,.ston The Hon. Merton Holden
Recitation, VIVA; Littse Things VIII DO.
| ,...,,.,,o, Mr.. amt Mrs. Robin. Josie Foster
Resding. why Robbie went to the Foot,
"eA Vera Foster
speaking In concert by three girls
ABOUT Or. llTTLeFielO.
BRIpGToN, Nov. 10, 1897.
| Editor Democrat
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