Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-04-05
r. n. Hall was on the sick lis. all last

the guest Of Mr.. Giles.
Miss Emma Haskell spent Sunday at
her home in this place.
Miss Eunice W. Fobes has returned to
her work of teaching school In Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Haynes spent SUM-
day with relatives at Danville Junction.
Herbert L. Swift was drawn Tuesday
ss traverse juror for the May term OF
court.
Miss Annie Merrill of Mason has been
spending week with her aunt, Mrs. j.
IL. Bean.
Miss Iva McArdle is 80 home from
Pennington normal school for a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Joan Stesrns Of Bethel spent
sunday With her parents, 5. Porter
Stearns and wife.
Work on the Pulsifer building is being
rushed right along. The walls and root
timbers sre up.
Miss Mary Il. LNmbe from Bates Col
lege and Miss Carolyn X. Lsmbe from
Boston are ~ home.
Miss Emily Z. lockwood from welles-
lev College l. spending her vacation With
her cousins, the Misses I.smbe.
Mrs. Phebe Hall, lady 81 wears of
age, mother of X. y. Hall, In whose
family she lives, Is on the sick list.
The South Paris chorus will meet for
rehearsal with Mrs. Wright this Monday
evening. The Norway singers are cor
daily invited to attend.
l.. L. SWEET. who has been on the road
as agent for a firm OF bicycle manu-
taciurers this winter and spring, Is at his
tsther's on account of illness.
Lewis 4. Bryant has begun putting In
the foundation for his new house between
the Baptist church and the Williams
house. He will build two story house
Of eight rooms.
There will be the usual meeting Of Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Friday evening
of this week. All members OF the degree
team are requested 10 he present, a
there Is 10 De rehearsal.
The committee have arranged for the
speakers of the next teachers meeting.
April ., as follows: Walter l.. Gray,
principal of Bridgton High School, and
Hiss Nellie Whitman, one OF the teachers
u Hebron Academy, and other good
speakers viii be present.
Nj. \. Il. Gee has been forced by Ill
health To give up the Grand Trunk Hotel,
and the hotel has been leased by Chss.
4. Andrews, formerly landlord OF the
Maine Hotel At Auburn. Mr.. Andrews
knows how To please his patrons, and
y IN make the house popular resort.
Extensive additions and steam heat will
probably be added during the year.
Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge of
south Paris will hy invitation visit Ideal
Rebeksh Lodge at GorhSm, \. H.,
Thursday evening this week. The
-ailroAd fare will be 81 10. Tickets
good 20 return Friday, or on the mid
sight freight, To which passenger
,oach will De attached. The sale 81
railroad tickets il not limited TO Re-
Dekshs, but any one can purchase who
desires.
Miss Jennie Skillings, on Skillings
Avenue, gave birthday party on Satur-
isv evening, April ,, to large number
II friends. Lots OF pretty presents were
received, among which appeared silver
,ake basket aud large dining room
fruit piece The happy party WAS served
With ice cream aud cake. Before going
home the usual exchanges were made
and all agreed that II was very pleas
ant evening spent.
The I.vceum Theatre Co., supporting
T.. III willard, PLAYED At New Hall every
evening last week. Mr.. Willard Is
strong character actor, and had good
support. The prices were low, and all
who patronized them were more than
but the houses were small.
The company have probably got the i'm
preston. for which they are not TO
olSme, that South Paris is 4 poor show
town. The performance Friday evening
was a benefit for the recently orphaned
Barrett children, when there was fair
house.
The E-skiu Club entertained the Con-
Circle last Thursday even
ing. \ very fine salad supper Was serv-
"a. after which delightful entertain
ment WAS given, which consisted OF
music bv the haDip club, banjo solo oy
Mrs. Norris. singing bv the Misses susie
and Berths Shaw, dialogue
hv Naun and Louie Clark, piece spoken
by Miss Ruth Bolster, n reading by Miss
: 4die Barroas. and several very pretty
and cute tableaux. all Of which was very
much euioved by the large number
present. The circle was perfect sue
cess In every way, and the young ladies
are 20 be congratulated.
Thomas H. Barrett, who has lived at
south Paris the past few months, died
Thursday morning of consumption. He
has been unable to do any labor since
coming here. His wife has been dead
some time. and he leaves four small
children. the Oldest OF whom is 9 years
old. The only near relatives the chill
dren have are a maternal graudmother
and Az aunt. Mr.. Barrett was formerly
An employe OF the Grand Trunk, aud n
small amount Of insurance will be avail
,ble for the children's benefit. Friends
have assisted the family during their
residence here, and will doubtless do
Shat l. possible under the present cir-
cumstances.
Easter will be observed az the Congre-
sstionAl church next sunday morning
and evening. In the morning the pas
tor will preach sn Easter sermon, and
special music will BE- rendered by the
choir. To the evening concert VIII De
given hy large chorus OF adult voices.
that have been rehearsing for this occs-
sion for the past month. REGULATIONS
Sill be- rendered by several young ladies
Of the sunday School. A program OF
The musical selections for the morning
and evening services follows;
MORNING.
Or,,an Prelude-Andante from Pastoral Sonata.
''sN" Beethoven
..,t,nce-The Lord Is in Ills Holy Temple.
Aptheu,-Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
Henry Wilson
Gloria
R.-uon-e-O Lord Of Hosts
Anthem-savlour. when Night Involves Tn
skies harrs Tow rls...s,
p,y-rtoir,.-V Violin solo. "Simple Aveu," Ihorne
Po.tlu,ie-"Be Not Afraid. MehuesSonn
Fy$.NISG.
OrYAn Prelude-"Entree DE Procession
Professional
Chorus-How Lovely Is Thy Temple, LORI.
solo and Cborus-Sweet song of Redemption.
S"i' @"' %. W. Porter
- C.tr.-v Paul Rodney
- Shss,. Thar Comes Der Nv Soul
o"'" anu nv ii. w. Porter
Chorus-Love, Hope, Joy.