Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-06-15
FRye6uRG.

The Oxford was opened on Saturday,
May 20.
The community was shocked TO re-
ceive news of the death of Mr.. s. l..
Post Of New York at the stock ex-
change. Mr.. Post has been summer
resident Of this village for number Of
years, and will be very much missed and
regretted.
Mr.. David Haley Of the American
express office has lately married Prov
idence lady, and lives in the double
house on Smith Street.
Mr.. G. II. Tibbetts Is having hot water
heating apparatus put into his house.
A blunder In the account given by the
Portland Express OF memorial services
credits Miss Eva Garcelon as the violin
ist of the occasion. The honor belongs
to Miss Eva Goodwin of Boston, who has
q class OF violin pupils here.
Miss Minnie Bradley has not yet re-
turned from Boston. Last week she
accompanied Miss Anna Barrows to
Norfolk, Va, where Miss Barrows gave
some demonstration lectures.
The program arranged for DR.. Lyman
Abbott was fully carried out in spite Of
unfavorable weather, and many people
in the adjoining towns enjoyed the priv
ilege OF hearing the distinguished preach
er. DIR. Abbott occupied the pulpit
OF the Congregational church Sunday
afternoon and evening, May 30, and fol-
lowed the address of Rev. Mr.. Worces-
ter on Monday afternoon with appropri-
ate words for the day. DR.. and Mrs.
Abbott left for Brooklyn on Friday last.
The newly organized company Of Sons
Of Veterans did escort duty for the G.. A.
X. procession on Memorial Day.
Mr.. +. c. harrington Of Augusta was
in town Memorial Day.
| The Swedenborgian circle met at a.
X. Jenness' on Thursday, June 3, and
enjoved the opportunities which the
spacious, long parlor OF the former
Chase mansion afforded them.
On Friday evening, June 4, an enter
tainment was given Mt Academy Hall by
the Juniors, consisting OF drama and
orchestral music.
| On Saturday afternoon the Fryeburg
Academy base ball club kept up Its high
reputation in game with the West
brooks. Score 10 TO 3 in favor OF Frye
burgs.
| The baccalaureste sermon on Sunday
evening WAS given by Rev. T.. II. Abbott
to an appreciative audience at the Con.
gregational church.
| On Monday evening the junior exhibi-
ton took place at the vestry, and II was
a very creditable performance, consist
ing OF readings, declarations, and music
by the school orchestra.
The graduating exercises were at the
Congregational church on Tuesday even
ing, June :, and were Of the usual high
order. The nine graduates performed
their parts perfectly, and music was by
Given's Orchestra OF Portland.
Mrs. Mckinney has come from Port
land and DR.. Gordon's house Is open FOL
the summer.
4 party OF eleven attended the unior
conference at Waterford June and 10
Miss Martha Abbott Is teaching al
South Conway.
Mrs. Coolidge Is visiting friends IL
Waterford.
Mrs. Charles Prince and daughter
Blanche are at Boston for the summer
HEBRON
Prof. J. F. Moody was ut the old HON,
Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Merrill OF Portland gave
lecture on the West In Sturtevant Hal
Monday evening.
y. Q. Bachelor, who has been spend
ing few weeks at c. 4. Trips, return
ed to Boston Tuesday, slightly improved
In health.
Miss Lila Harden Is at home from
Massachusetts,, where she has beer
teaching the past year.
We are indebted TO Rev. 5. ID. Rich
srdson for bouquet Of beautiful pansies
some OF them measuring l-2 inche;
across.
The cemetery fence has been painted
| We hone nj her imnroypments will follow