Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-02-15

Harlan Damon. Lester Curtis.
Lewis NarStnn Arthur Nsrston.
Rirpsh \ Morton. Harry \ Titcomb,
wilder Nec,ihAm Nav paintree.
Lila NJ swift Ethel l. Curtis.
Civde Hehbari, fiors Y. Nurch,
Raw \ Chapman, Winslow Burbank,
Carl Elfeld granoes Cummings.
CArlc,on Berry. MARY Berry.
Advertised letters 10 the South Paris
post Office. Feb. li,h, ls9S;
Charles shield.
Miss Lera Maxim
Mr. Horace Maxim.
M Edgar Merrill
Mr. Gariner Lovcjoy.
\. y. Jackson
Mis- Naye Hartman.
Mrs. Mary Briggs-
Carl 4 Akcley.
Fred Thuriow. ~
Mrs Winnie Thurlow.
Mr.. Clarence rhurlow
W. l.. FARRAR, L. NJ.
4 reception was given Wednesday
evening bv the ladies Of the Baptist
church az their vesrry. The vestry had,
1 by the aid Of drsperies, paintings, and
| furnishings, been transformed 10 par
Tor for the occasion. IL was book
party, those present being asked to guess
upon representations OF the titles OF
books and mNgsz zines. Mr.. Pulsifer and
Miss Murch won the prize for guessing
/ the largest number Of titles, and Mr..
Weber sud Miss Curtis secured the
BOBBY prize for the smallest list.
Judge behring's funeral Wednesday
| afternoon was attended BY a throng OF
people ss large as could De accommodated
! in the house. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Bean OF the NJ. r.
church. assisted by Rev. +. c. Rogers OF
/ Portland. former pastor OF the church.
The choir OF the church ssne two selec-
tions. Both elergymen spoke feelingiy
of Judge behring's many cool qualities,
OF his upright, Christian life, OF his
valuable services To the community and
70 the church, and OF their pleasant and
helpful personal contact with him.
IL WAS pronounced tirst-class enter
taiument that the grammar school gave
Thursday evening. One OF the audience
declared that il would compare favorabiy
with some high school grsduations that
he has attended. This programme was
carried out:
ChOrus-Greeting.
Recitation. Berte Davis
| Defamation. Seorge sansouTy
Defamation, Harold Briggs
Re itAtion, Rosie "ilsru
Resolved. That the Indians were more abused
than the Negroes.
Al ha,s s MqSPny' Neg f asroS Tsases
Ouartette-Those Evening Bells
Darl.matioD Milton McAni-ter
RscitztSon Jane Muirhead
paper Elsie Bolster and osmond Chase
nSsiamat,on Frank Doble
Illustrated Poem.
Recitation, "i"ee S'N~i'
The speakers on this programme hsc
been especially selected from the entire
school for prize competition al TIM
time. Mr.. Lsmbe and Mr.. Fletcher
acted as judges, and awarded the mrs
prize, a book, The Makers OF Oul
Country TO Grace Stuart, second prize
A volume Of Hawthorne, 10 Jane Muir
head. The Judges also think MiltoI
NcAllister worthy Of special mention
The proceeds OF the evening were 81 30
which will be employed toward tn
purchase Of carpet for the sisles.
rare treat will be offered the peopl'
OF this community at the Congregations
, church next Friday evening at eigh
O'Clock. Mr.. Albert w. Dyer OF Port
, Land will deliver his beautifully illustrst
|, "a lecture entitled "From Sunrise 4
, Sun.et Seas Here will be grand op
, nor,uniry to travel from New York oil
70 the Pacific coast with little expense
; This lecture WAS given at the First Ere
. Rants, church al Portland to q lsrg
audience last Wednesday evening ant
the following il clipped from the Port
/. land Press OF Thursday morning: LAS
! evening Mr.. Albert w. Dyer gave his al
: tractiye illustrated lecture entities
From Sunrise 10 Sunset Seas" tina
gave so much pleasure In this city whel
: given nv him a short time ago at Chesi
; nut church. at the First Free Bsptis
Z church TO q large and wel-pleased az
Z Sisnce The audience Was led from Ne'
: Work up the beautiful Hudson, passin
!. Grants tomb and many places OF nis
= roricsl interest. TO Niagara, through th
Il cities of Chicago, st. Louis, DENVER
5 thence through the heart OF the Rookie
s down through the Mormon settlement
. through Nevada, across the oierras
d the Yosemite valley and nj last 10 %
e Pacific coast, closing with grand We
4 of a sunset on Golden Gate" Inc q
d mission is put low, and there should
II a grand audience to greet Mr.. Dye
l. Admission 10 and 10 cents. DO not 10
r ret this. and make Q memorandum OF
T. We are living in q grand and giorios
Ne country. Here will be chance TO q
n something Of its grandeur and gior'
The calci1m light viii b assd.