Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-07

The nes block still float, As high In
the air as ever.
Mr.. Swasey G. Burnell Is visiting h;s
brother In Baldwin.
Rev. Mr.. Rsmsdell and Rev. Mr..
Haughton exchanged pulpits last Sun
day.
J. +. Stanley was up from Lake Au-
burn fish hatchery over Sunday with
relatives.
l.. b. Andrews, one Of our popular
merchants, treated himself to . new
team last week.
W. H. Winchester Il seriously i'll, and
the stock Of confectionery, cigars, etc,
In his shop has been sold.
The Good Templsrs Of South Paris
will meet at Arthur Royals on Monday
evening, June 6th. All are invited to be
present.
Great improvements are to be made at
once upon Masonic Block. The front
windows are to be cut lower and plate
glass put In, and steel front put on TO
the building.
A large quantity of matter OF local
interest and more or less timely IL un-
svoidsbly omitted from this issue Of the
Democrat, owing to the late hour at
which Il was received.
The ladies Of VIM. h. kimbsll Relief
Corps are invited to visit Mrs. o. g.
Curtis Thursday afternoon, June .. Pic
nic supper. Ladies meet at G.. A. X
Hall. Barge leaves at Pm
The June term Of Probate Court at
Fryehurg is held Tuesday Of this week,
and Judge Stesrns and wife and Register
Park and wife started early Monday
with pair Of horses to drive to
Fryeburg.
The bsccalsureste sermon before the
class OF rs Of South Paris
High School will be preached at the Con-
church next Sunday morn
ing. The front pews will be reserved
for the teachers, and members OF the
high school.
The soldiers aid society organized at
Norway last week has q meeting at Con-
cert Hall Wednesday evening Of this
week for further organization and con-
of plans for future WORK. The
attendance OF all South Paris people who
are interested Is desired.
Hose Cos. Nos. 1, 2. and come to
Market Square next Friday night at :i5
P. ". with hose reel for practice and dem |
,nstrste the distance aud height that |
tour stresmers will throw, also two and
.hree streams, sill with rs inch nozzle.
c. ". BowkER, Chief Engineer.
Charles Marston and his bows and
Ora Msrston and wife spent last week at
indover and the lakes, and had good |
uck. They took about twenty lake |
rout, and brought home one weighing |
l-2 pounds, which excited considers |
DE interest when exhibited Saturday |
light.
All members OF Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh |
.odge are earnestly requested To be
present at its meeting Friday evening, as
he plans for visiting Fidelity Lodge at
existou the following Tuesday are to
" completed that evening. Also all
Members OF the degree team are asked TO
.e present, "a there IL TO be q rehearsal.
Childreu's Dsy will be observed by
he Baptist sunday School with sppro-
,riste exercises next Sunday evening al
30 O'Clock. An Interesting program
lss been furnished by the American Bap-
ist Publication Society. and the CON-
nittes having the matter In charge, to-
,ether with the children, will see that u /
: well rendered A cordial invitation To /
hese exercises IL extended TO the public. |
The Knights OF Py,hiss Of Tennessee
ysssee Lodge will hold memorial services
ext sunday afternoon. They will at
end divine service st the Baptist church,
nd Rev. Mr.. Roberts will preach. They |
sill then march To the cemetery headed
" Norway Band, and decorate the
raves OF deceased members. Rev. K.
/. Hsughtou will deliver the memorial
ddress Hsmlin Lodge and the lodge
( oxford have been invited 10 attend.
The funeral Of Mrs. Maria Bumpus,
Sho died last Thursday, occurred last
sunday. at , O'Clock, at the home OF
Ohm Penley, attended by Rev. Miss
ANGEL. Interment at Riverside Gene
ery Mrs. Bumpus' home was 10 the
outhern part of the town, but she went
10 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. Penley,
nd was taken sick and died there. She
caves two daughters and a son, Frank
sumpus. Of this place, who have the
Of all in their loss.
AT the regular meeting Of Vim. h.
\imball Post, No. las, G. A. r., Sstur-
Law evening, June 18th, many OF the COM
AIDES expressed their feelings OF graft |
ude 70 those who assisted Ia the exer-
ises Of Memorial Day, snd on motion /
he following vote was passed:
That the Post extend hearty thanks 10 Miss
latte Leach and her scholars for the Interesting
All taken by them IN the singing OF the heAnu
al songs which they rendered 80 nnely also
aauks 10 Misses Grace stuart. Alice eariand
nj Ollie stuart for their excellent readings, anu
, the Male QuArtette Club and all others who /
D any way helped 10 make the exercises OF the
as a success
ii. y. BOLSTER, Adjt.
Mrs. Phebe Hall gave a reception last
,siurdsy afternoon, from To 5, TO about /
wenty-tiye OF her relatives, friends and
,-iyhbors. 10 honor Of her sOth birthday.
me ages Of six Of the guests ranged
rom 20 10 So years. making q total OF
10 years. Mrs. Hall received many very
PRETTY and useful presents. among which |
vas birthday cake from Mrs. Morse,
With this inscription on the top OF the
axe. Birthday Greeting, lSOe-lsss.
were served, and all re
urned home, having spent deiigntiui
.fternoou, and all thinking that Mrs.
islrs Goth birthday would not soon be |
or gotten. Nay she see many more.
THE SCHOOL CONCERT.
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