Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
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Mrs.. I. L. Bowler IL visiting In u. .,
leo. Master Guy Farrsr accompanies
her.
Matinee ct Electra Park every after.
noon this week by Prof. Baker and hi,
colored troupe.
Mrs. Webb and daughter Of 81. Albans
and Miss Ina Holman Of Auburn, q
graduate Of Edward Little High School
In the class Of rs, have been visiting
their father. Rawsou Holman.
Advertised letters In South Paris pos,
Office June ~:
Mrs. Nate h Wight.
Mrs r. r. Stone.
Mr.. $. n. W Raymond.
Mr.. Herbert Record.
Mr.. Edward A. Leighton.
The attraction at Electra Park next
week can safely be set down In advance
"a one OF the best ever seen In this sec
ton. IL includes the famous twenty
five thousand dollar performing horse
FOREST Tempest" Those who have
seen this horse declare that he Is far
ahead Of anything Of the kind they ever
witnessed before. Among other tricks
he spells his name with blocks upon the
stage. He will be driven about town
for exercise-no reins being used.
About five hundred people went to
Electra Park last Saturday evening,
where they were highly entertained by
Professor Baker and family. They say
t.. L. In
self, his wife q powerful singer and his
"pickaninnies" are cute. His colored
family will appear at the park every
evening during the present week and
give matinee performance every after
noon vt which the seats are free. A
round trip fare on the street cars admits
TO park and entertainment.
At the Methodist church this Monday
evening, Rev. f.. o. Taylor, Ma, will
give his most interesting and instructive
lecture, Modern Science Va. The Liquor
Traffic or Glass OF Beer Ansly zed.
Mr.. Taylor IL very fine speaker and
with the chemical experiments, the
lecture will be one all should hear.
Those who listened 10 Mr.. Taylor on
Sunday will want 20 hear him this even
ing. Those who did not hear him missed
a great treat and will want To hear him
this evening. Admission 10 cents.
The patriotic concert given At the Con-
church Sunday evening WAS
thoroughly enjoyed by the large su-
tience which assembled. The Flag
beneath an arch OF flags
was very pretty feature OF the exer-
cises. The songs by the children and
double qasrtette were excellent. At the
close collection WAS taken for the lst
Maine Regiment which was gratifying
Ia amount Much credit IL due those
" no had the training Of the children for
-hese exercises, especially 10 Mrs. Will
son, Who has put large amount OF
faithful and earnest work into the affair.
The programme 10 full is given below:
DrEAn Voluntary, Patriotic selection.
-Battle Hymn Of the Republic.
Prayer.
Chorus.-Spced our Republic.
Observation-Disclosures Day Greeting.
Children pay. Carrie clifford
Our Children's pay.
l. a Ladder. Blanche Barrows-
Eva SWEET.
Singing.
Were a King. Geneva Young.
shining fer Jesus,
Geneva Young, Helen Barnes, Josie Waldron,
Bessie Haggeti, Tina Lindley. Lettie farrar.
Helen Holman.
Duet,-"who came down from heaven above"
Letiie and Eva Fsrrar
Raw Jeuue. Stanley shurtler. Irving Barrows,
Roland Hagget,
Rev, Ruth Bolster
" otiou fNerCise-.-
Ruth BLOOD. Cora wight Myrtle Childs,
Clinton Mekeen, Merton Hitler. Bertie Cash.
Katie Cash.
,OlO and ChOrus.-"swee,er than the hOvsrs."
woulin, be cross. Iva Hagsc,i.
,horus.-"As you 90"
save our Land, Nellie Jackson
John Lindley, walne Clifford. Robert W heeier.
Carroll Doten. Ernes; Cash. Georstc Clark.
Prank Clark, Carl Robinson. Jimmy Chi'ds-
Flag The Flag Eisie Bolster.
~ the Pre-, Hattie jenne
,horus.-"i am ~ glad that our country - free
~ he heres. frank lara
The VOior % the GAss. Ahnie Jennc
horus-Ths Red White and Blue
Dialogue -Fuur Patriotic Months sre We.
Lillian wAidron, BlsBche eArrO~s. MArgarei
Joae-. IVA Chlhis
ksSitAtion,-oGr fag OF NC w. -.
-horus.-rhe star SpAngiei BAnaeT
fias ~ M fres.
tseorxis cara Carr Robinson. rtmmy Chiiis
wrcosAss q tn N.ins.
Ad.fr~s. Rev X ,. HAG9n,on-
n A.. OaArtsats. Tcnting " night.
Ms-srS >e.stoos. Ho~s. "AheF. Hal
Ilymn. "A mertra-
Postluie. ~~sNd
lin HILL.
M. Whitehead has Just lost nice
sOw with milk fever.
VIZ. Clifford Il building the new road
near Fred DeCoster's.
p. Ellis has hired :. x Ellis and
Earle stuart for hsying.
Mrs. T. !. whitehead visited relatives
IN Allen Hill, oxford, last Thursday.
F. +. Lowell and wife have been to
Auburn 20 visi, their son. Their grand
laughter Beatrice came back with them
Tor u visit.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
Mrs. Walter hnightlys sister Is Win
her for the summer.
I.sferrier Of Norway has pressed about
twenty tons of hay for c. X. Penley.
]. Z. Penley has been At work for a.
J. Penley, lacking up the barn, fixing
etc.
Al. Penley has hired the Russell
pasture. so-cslled, and has put up.
trespass notice, as he wishes the berries
himself.
The remains Of Joseph Penley, Sr.,
and his wife. Hannah Monk Penley,
were recently removed from this grave
ward 10 the cemetery at South Paris.
pair OF brown thrsshers have made
their nest near our house, coming TO the
very steps for material. This is the hrst
time we ever saw this shy bird so tame.
RACES At DixFlelO.
The Glorious Fourth will be celebrated