Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-04-27
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T.. 49, a
ON Thursday. April the twenty second,
eighteen hundrci and ninety seven, NJ
cone hundred aud eighty six Hancock street,
Brooklyn.
4 good crowd AZ the fair grounds
Thursday afternoon witnessed loosely
t.sved game Of ball between Hebron
Academy and Lewiston Athletic Asso-
.ltriou. resulting % 20 10 in favor Of
H-r-on Academy. The HebrOns found
.l. Lewiston pitcher The attention Of
,l- crowd Was diverted from the game
tAaor three times 20 observe the sad
-hJ ~ man Hho was suffering from
rf-4iy,is Of the lower limbs, apparently
caused by al overdose Of Quinine and
.rzl,foot with the quinine left out.
south Paris had a small burglary We'd
..-5sv night. The Grange store was
entered sni six pairs OF shoes, one or
Ga. ptirs % rubber boots and some to-
t.... and candy taken. The cUiprit en-
---.. ty breaking four lights OF glass
.. -lr sash out of window on the
,.-t ,.ie OF the building. Manager o..
90 sr-i, SAWS he feels quite thankful
The desires % the burglar were so
.a -,t and he feels very certsin that he
s.a,, NAo he guilty party is but does
-- .-, certain as 20 his whereabouts al
Oh. resent time. There l. some evil
3.. -ha, appears 20 Justify Mr.. Curtis
.t..-r.
I.. fact that the largest hall in town
8a- ae8 % the doors last Friday
vs. indicates that people were ex-
r.s 'p De- well entertained by the
r,r, Minsirels, and the further
g.. .ll, nearly every number on the
o. u Was eucored, indicates that the
,-- l,lp.e were not disappointed. II
b, '.-ly 700 much TO say that the
h.ugS" gave us the best enter
'... II - class ever given In south
fe.- tlj that i saving a great deal.
l.. ,,ss :, settings and costuming were
'.. .'raytiye. The orchestra played
o.. apartments throughout, and
V.. call star" combination contain
~ such eminent talent as Knapp, Morse
N.-.. and Given Of local reputation
sud ~ .-tNeu Of Iuuess' Band OF New
l-s..,t. The programme was as fol-
.uV,
FARTI
'. .ru--"t ouutowu Capers."
Ministries Delight
d. Eyebye. Malinda Jane,
Mr.. McAr,lle.
b. .T-uv VIII be True" M Howe.
SEE Its Honey al The Time,
81 sweet Art0iuetfe," Mr.. Cock
t.. bora Dean" Mr.. Briggs.
t.s \ Dream of Ny Boyhood DAYS"
Mr.. Rowe.
Pm. >.-g--Clmb Up" Mr.. Hall
PART II.
Mr.. starbirt
Bar .... G4ttar-"March Homewari."
N.--r-. Howe Han. Powers ami biEelow
Mr. snow bah. Miss SNOWFALL
-,.-... 'a.e Quartette.-"On the sea"
Nc--r-. Cook. Howe, >tearns and Hall
se >0.o.-Selectel. Mr.. NardweH
"'-... Orche stra
fa-.s Tue Ticket Taker."
Tie chorus showed excellent training
AM r,ndered music instead of what Is
W'-r common in such entertainment
noise The Crescent Male Gu irtette did
themselves credit and are always irst-
e'a,s with or without burnt cork. The
'o.', aud dancing specislties were all SO
S'oi - 10 earn an encore and deserve
,.' While the most taking hit of the even
''S Vas Geo. A. Briggs localized yer
s,on ~ that catchy comic song, 1--WE
beeu hoodooed, : in which some Of oul
..ea. celebrities were forcibly reminded
VI a recently published biographies
Nofk. Professor Starbird's stump
speech VAS we'll rendered and convine.
.os The end Jokes were crisp and
Veely 'LeanGer" and Date" came II
TOT their share, as usual, but it's thu
u's' time in good while that joke oil
t"o hasn't been smashed into smithereen:
o'ef the unprotected head Of Date
gar'ler. The trombone solo by Mr.. o
"a "srdNeil Was demonstration o.
ue range Of that instrument such AS VI
seldom have opportunity 20 hear 10 tn
Vuniry. Mr.. Wardwell Is a native o.
turner and his great ability has won hiu
pace 10 one of the best musical organi
- 1"ionS Ia New York. The farce, 'rh'
IVAet Iaker," was very funny indeet
Nnlie the Grand Cake Walk" easil,
walked off Nth the cake. The entir'
entertainment would be difficult TO equa
~ local talent in any city. it is tn
ao1shtlon 10 produce il at Norway IT al
early date.