Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-06
~rArEp MEETINGS.
THsY RHYMs.

~ F-Hamnn Lodse. No. 81. MEETS every
Pa, evening a. Masonic Hall
THsY RHYms.
frvsr hs4 million or two
III xpeetsiiy settied ON ywo,
W.... yea tNTry al hoHle,
tIr .u farvlgu lands rOnicf
Al. .r "uw- u wealth Oftcn d~Of
u... roa ialiiy sail your canoe.
WHtrt the -Sics and me waters Ne p''f
u- ..f.rt iu yacht
Ts -..lue hcautlfai sptcht-
Dbl 81. .41i % the hcAthcn hindoes
v.r SON visit the haunt- OF tho gnas
tr tse willis % the shy kAngArus
A. ,s.uk ~ the girls
WA. the ~0ft woOlly ctri.
OH Oh. kraAl of the Hcttentot tas
r-t... f-.,ive tepee Of the Sioux,
Na.- you banquet on puppy dog sioux
Wt. che gsy E~qginau
Nta6Ilc. AnA whale blubber ehioaS'
when YOU have Jonrneyei all through
Fa. ismaln % the Arab ant joagh.
r.-tt. fni-h this rhyme,
st...! vou 20 for a clhyne
@ .rs top % ths pyramids, toRghs
l- >4rr-hai the realm OF the queue,
"a beg, the stris wear No I shoeus.
W.l.s you tugcr az ease,
u-rklag OH Hyson tease
I..a, what ON earth ~ouh yuene d1eae.
Boston Journal
Look out There's one crawling 90
your collar
Albert d. Park Is selling large guam
titles % Seeding plants.
Mr.. Edwin :. Drake was with relatives
81 south Paris over Sunday.
Miss Mary II. Taylor OF Boston Is
spending few weeks with relatives
hs-e
The senior and junior classes Of the
High school enjoyed picnic At Giosons
Grove saturday.
Mr.. J II. Bean Is taking two weeks
outing with relatives and friends IN
Bethel aad Mason.
Mrs. T. J. Whitehead, Mrs. VIM. NJ.
shaw and Miss Bertha Shaw are on
y.,i, In Massachusetts,.
The hour Of Sunday evening service At
~ Baptist church Is changed from to
for The summer months.
George W. Cook has rebuilt the front
rrfr, on Dr. :. Richards store and
residence on Pleasant Street.
Nj. snd Mrs. l.. +. Pulsifer will open
tt.l- new store 10 Davis Block Monday,
Jane 9Th. See notice % suction.
The Rioscope will exhibit moving war
pictures AZ New Hall next saturday
evening. see the bills for particulars.
Ms. Jessie c. Tolnau has returned
from a visit of several weeks 20 her
brother, Carl Jean Tolmsn, in Farming
loa-
Jahn ". Carsley. former resident OF
S..-h Paris, but for several years resi-
Gen, IN Fsrmiugjon, visited friends here
A-- week.
Advertised letters ia the South Paris
pos, Office June jth:
49,. Jackson Clark.
NJ J. Douglass
Nrs. Phebe Hall, u years old, has
u, completed very handsome quit
,.- suv smarter old lady be found IN
oxford COuDtys
r-.elsnd Perkins, who has been clerk
s.. .hs Andrews House for some years
h,, closed his engagement there, and Is
,-S AZ Beals Hotel AZ Norway.
Writ stanley, foreman OF the Demo
,-- lice. and wife, spent sunday AT the
A.tg~u Hatchery with Mr.. Stanley
ps--a,s. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Y. Stanley.
gorge B. Crockett has sold his place
co.. Nichols street. which includes about
fe-en acres OF land, TO Charles II. Mer-
r. NJ. Merrill will not take possession
l-uediately.
F4rkHn Maxim, Charles L. Brett and
N stanley started Monday morning IN
company with l.. Z. SWEET, for fishing
-- with headquarters ut SWEETS camp
E -te Wild River region.
.hy graduating exercises of the class
Of w. south Paris High School, will De
held SO the Baptist church next Thurs
ose evening Admission ten cents.
Oil sr,s on sale at Shurtlefirs.
Oh Memorial Day the street railway
-. fifteen minute cars from A. NJ. 10
-HN The ears were decorated with
q 2, ad bunting. and in the evening
V-b red, white and blue lights.
A, the next meeting Of the W. C. i. L.
which viii be held ST their hall on Tues
ta-. rhr oh inst. az p. NJ, Mrs. Ronin-
son q Norway will give a parliamentary
DILL ~ this will be an occasion OF
more than ordinary interest, q large
Attendance i assured.
The Democrat crew have been worS-
Ing up some excellent russell apes at
the expense OF Charles Edwards the past
week IL Is not thSt Charles hiss done
alr-h.ug 10 compel the treat, bat
purely out OF the Kindness OF his heart
and IBIS knowledge Of our weakness Tor
good eating apples, thank you.
L+aaier Grover and II. c. Barker OF
Bt,hs attended the Memorial Day exer-
cses here Tuesday. They were com
Fades ia srms Of Rev. DIR. Richardson,
"a. speaker of the day, serving IN the
company iu which he WAS lieutenant
NJ. Grover and DIR. Richardson were
wounded 10 the same engagement MI
Grover has lost one leg az the knee
Rev and Mrs. x. j. Hxughton were 10
tosu several days last week. guests NJ
A ". Walkers, Mr.. Haughton going 20
Brysuts Pond Tuesday TO deliver inc
Memorial Dav address. They were IN
tending 70 remain day or two longer
and call on more OF their friends, ou'
NJ. Hsughton was called back TO Need
ham Thursday by telegram, to attend
funeral
Jh,Fles Marston and his boys returned
from their lake trip after an absence OF
week, having caught about sixteei
trout from the lake, and all the oroos
trout they wanted. Artie, aged 5, land
ed the biggest OF the catch, TWO
FOUNDER He presented IL 70 the family
Of II. F. Morton, and accepted an invita-
tou 20 dine with them and help eat !.
10 the pleasure Of both himself ana al
Others concerned.
Three Of our most substantial citizen
have sworn of. One Of them was NOV
ing the other day, and the others wer
helping him. la the cellar they founo
Jug OF cider, and, as il WAS pretty warm
'hey thought, as even more distinguish
ed citizens have on similar OCCASIONS
that they would '.just vet their npe-
Well. il happened to be washing nuio
SD they had 10 live on milk aud egg
nj their hands got steady enough :
sign the pledge.