Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-04-12
MES1 PARIS

The funeral services Of Mr.. Nathaniel
Young were held at the church Sunday,
April 3. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
both attended and assisted In the burial
services. Rev. j. W. Smith Of Empire,
a comrade OF Mr.. Youngs 10 the late
war, and lifelong friend, spoke words
OF comfort to the bereaved family. lie
leaves wife and son and daughter,
Rev. c. ii. Young OF Auburn and Mrs
Lewis Gilman OF Portland.
Miss Julia Brooks OF Auburn spent
last Sabbath with her friend, Mrs. Levi
Shedd.
The circle Of the Universslist society
came of at Dunham's Hall Friday even
ing, April S. Nine young ladies pre-
sented the drama, who's TO Inherit =
20 a good-sized audience. Following
the play was q social dance. This circle
was successful, as have been all OF IL
predecessors. Another will take place
10 two weeks.
Charles and Martha Dennison are at
home from Bates College for short va
cation.
Misses Susie aud Lena Putnam OF
Rumford are visiting Mrs. A. I. Sloan.
Nineteen members Of Onward Rebekah
Lodge visited Ideal Lodge at Gorham,
n H., April eth. Those who attended
came home much pleased with the en-
tertsinment and bountiful supper pro-
yided for them, also with the work done
by Ideal Lodge, which Is yet young.
Mrs. Winnie Rooney and Mrs. Lewis
Gilman returned to Portland last Mon
day.
Charlie Hammond has been visiting
friends here In town.
Mrs. j. K. Tucker Is here making ar
engagements to reopen the hotel, which
has been closed for some time.
Mrs. Henrietta Kittredge Of Portland
has visited her mother, Mrs. Laura Reed,
recently.
Miss Nellie Marshall has been quite
Ill, but Is now recovering.
Mrs. Sarah Curtis also has been III,
threatened with rheumatic fever, but Is
slowly recovering.
Rev. +. Z. Wheeler Is stopping 10
Boston aud vicinity during Easter.
Mrs. NJ. G. Bradbury expects her NIL
liner TO arrive soon, and she will then
open her store to the public.
The first assembly aud German In con-
nectiOn with Mr.. MOrton's dancing class
will be given next Friday evening. Ar
engagements are also being made for a
May ball.
Following is the programme Of the en-
tertainment by Golden Rule Lodge. | o.
G. T., this Monday evening, April IL:
PROGRAMME:
|. Duet-when the Soft Twilight Falls,
Schuman.
Misses Ada and Inez Briggs.
2. A Mock Trial-Tbe Famous Melon Case.
Judge Addlepate. c. L. washburn
Lawyer Reynard, E. H. Brown
Lawyer Bovine, u. 3. boulelie
Ebenezer Virgins. u. ". Wilson
job Moses, W.. Carr
Hans Blauben, l.. s. Eyster
Huldah Moses, Mabel Kicker
Patience Jones, j. Persis Childs
8. song-Drsaming Of Childhood's Happy
~ Nina Bryant.
4. Music-EoEap Quartette- Medley Selected.
Messrs. Durham. Sessions, Brown and Eyster.
5. Reading-The Lips that Touch Liquor
g. Bass Solo-The Shippers Of Sc. Ives, Roeckel.
10y S. Eyster.
:. Shadow Pantomime, Hezekiah's Dilemma-
Hexekiah the Eider-A Stern Old Puritan.
Hezekiah the Younger A Graceless Youth.
Prudence-A Maiden Who Didn't Like Beans.
The Pirate-Who Scared Folks into Ffts.
8. Sons-Just For the Sake of Our Daughter,
Rosenfeid.
Mr.. Sessions.
0. Reading-College 0ilcans, Mrs. Carr.
TO- Shadow Picsures-Dnnk.
II. Music-Chicago Street Cries.
1Eolian Quaftette
u. solo-Life's Game Of see-saw, wedgefuth
Nellie Durham.
l3 Tableau-Temptation.