Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13

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are visiting relatives h Massachusetts.
| II b unnecessary u .tsts tAst n
earth and the inhabitanss thereof a
crying for rain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Haynes, Miss Ha
TIE burnell and Miss Grace Tkayer sber
Sunday In Sumner.
Mrs. T. 8. Barnes and daushter Hele
made visit to Ars. Barnes' mother /
Lewiston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Bolster sp~ut Sur
day in Auburn, guests Of Mrs. Bolster
brother, Harry Morton.
George ID. Robertson Ia huildius
piazza on the house Of Mrs. Stevens o,
Church Street, where he lives.
Miss Eva n. Austin Of Paris HUI an
nounces In this paper that she will worl
as seamstress, by the day or week.
Judge Wilson has been confined /.
his bed by illness for week or more
He vas out again Monday morning.
A yoke OF oxen were driven through
the streets Monday morning. The uu.
usual sight attracted much attention.
Mrs. Phebe Hall was presented on heI
9lst birthday with a very pretty birth
day cake from her friend, Mrs. Morse.
Advertised letter in South Paris pos,
Office June lath:
Mr.. Edw. Smith.
Miss Iva MeArdle WAS called home
from her school at Farmington last
week on account Of the death Of her
grandmother.
Lost, within short distance OF South
Paris, side ligh, TO phaeton, during
week OF June 4-l0 viii the finder please
leave at II. p. Millett's carriage shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. Writ Stanley spent Saturday
and sunday st the Auburn Hatchery and
took In Forepaugh's circus at Lewiston.
Mrs. Smith Of Norway, mother OF Mrs.
j, 7. McArdle Of this place, died last
Thursday night. The funeral was on
Sunday. Iuterment at Riverside Gene
terry.
Rev. y. T. Dutton OF wateryille, the
agent Of Colby College. occu-
pied the pulpit at the Baptist church on
and preached an able and inter-
esting sermon.
The graduating class Of the high
school went TO Lewiston Saturday to
have their pictures taken. aud by invita-
ion visited Principal Gerrish At his
home in Lisbon.
Charlie A. Gray left Saturday morning
10 accept = position In the Youths Com
panion Office In Boston. Here's wishing
20 keep his position. :.
Emery W. Mason has made extensive
'epsirs and improvements on the Wash
,urn place on Brook Street since he
moved In there--indeed, the place Is
hardly recognizable.
Rev. w. L. Brooks, ID. d., OF Chicago,
: At Judge Wilson'S. He delivered two
Ible sermons at the Congregational
hurch on Sunday, and viii supply
gain next Sunday, as was announced
asst week.
w. X. Clifford has bought Of J. r.
King the unoccupied house on Mr.. Kings
arm. and has taken II down and moved |
/. IL will be put up on 3 cellsr now |
'eing stoned, just outside the village on
he Hebron road.
Professor Charles Franklin, hypnotist,
viIl make fun for the people at the hall |
his Monday evening, according as sd-
ertised by bills. He has = man In
ypnotic sleep on cot In IF. Plum
ser's show window, where he attracts
DTS OF attention.
Tommy Donnelly's Minstrels played
{ the hall Friday evening, and gave
rsi-class show. They psrsded at noon,
nd PLAYED At the door In the evening.
nd were generous with their music.
he audience Was smaller than the quail
Y Of the show justified.
Vim. Z. Morton, George Il. Morton,
larry A. Morton and Lester DeCoster
ave been on fishing and camping trip
Z several DAYS 20 the lakes. They had
fine time, and brought home five lake
rout-one hve-pounder-and between
lree and four hundred good brook
-out.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
ren's Day at the Baptist church. In
he morning at the usual hour OF service
he pastor will preach 4 sermon 10 the
hildren. Ia the evening 1t : 30 the
undsy School will carry out an inter-
sting programme furnished By the
.pericsn Baptist Publication Society.
The Shurtleff and StuYtevant drug
torres both announce in this issue of the
,emocrat that on and after July , thew
IN be closed from Saturday night till
iondSy morning. Their reasons for
his move are well and clearly set forth
} the advertisements. This action has
cen under contemplation FOR some time.
South Paris Centre OF the University
Extension Association met, as usual, last
Ionday evening with their president,
ir. Henry Fletcher. The work for this
yening was laid out BY Mr.. II. A. Nor
on Ia an excellent program which in-
luded:
he olymPiads and 'Ae-Gr R.lisisgs
Gaues MIS-. kfte Howe.
hararter sketch OF Socrates. Mrs. SturtevAnt-
life OF Dcmosthenes. Mrs Ordway.
his literary club, although only
title more thsn year old, has done an
mount of good, conscientious work, OF
shieh its members sre justly proud.
;egiuning with the fragments OF the
,ost ancient literatures in the world
hey have worked on through the Egyp-
ian, Bsbylonisn and Assyrisn, Persian,
Hindu and Hebrew-picking |
% and connecting links of history by |
he way-until now they have reached |
he Greciau orators and philosophers
lazy valuable papers have been resd
nd enjoyed by the members. They are
ortunste In having so able. aud faithful
leader, to whom much Of the success
q 'h.a Climb Ia due