Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-02-07

The chorus Win meet with Mrs. Cor
>. briggs this (Monday) evcuire. Re
hearsal 70 begin ~ : 10 sharp. :
Mrs. Alice n. Watson. who has be-,
staying with hes mO<hsr, Mrs. b. y
Hicks, Tor lev werka. has returned q
her home In 0llexd.
There wiii be rehearsal Of NJ. Pleas
ant R~bekAh Ledge degree team Tues
dsy evening. February tn. A full ~
tendance IL deeired. An Invitation hs
been received from the Buckheld lodg'
to DO the work February IA.
TIERS ressca for most everything
II you want te knoS the reSson why
Miss Alice Greene, the popular clerk q
T.. Il. Andrews dry goods store, IL look
Ing 80 happy, MS because abe receives
a very handsome nee piano last Sstur
day, the cir 81 her mother and brother
who wouldn't lock happy.
Probably the longest talking ever done
from South Paris was done last Sstur
dsy. Mr.. A. e. Hall has been quite II,
and his son. Herbert r. Hall, who Is II
-. Louis, wishing Ia hear from him be
fore sunday. wrote that II his mother
would 60 to the telephone st 4 O'CLOCK
Saturday sfterncon he would talk with
her. She went to the telephone 1T the
hour Indicated, and q conversation was
carried on between south Paris and Sc.
Louis. distinctly and easily. The charge
FOR this service is ten dollars.
Rev. C. II. Young, formerly Of this
place, viii deliver temperance lecture
Wednesday evening OF this week at the
NJ. T.. church. Ga Thursday evening h.
will deliver a lecture on Yellowstone
Park. He ms some nice colored views
u hich vii be- shown with stereopticon.
Admission free Wednesday evening, bul
a COLLECTION will be- taken. Ga Thursday
evening the admission will be the small
sun of II cents for adults, and 10 cents
for children. Ic- cres N and cske will be
on sale. Re sure and not miss these
lectures
The new Peoples Water Company
orgsnizrd rs corporation under the
laws Of Msine at the assessors office last
saturday evening. The officers elected
are as follows:
PRES Hastings Rean
Vice fre---Ethsn willis
Clerk and vrya-.-tseorxe NJ Atwood.
supt.-winslow II. Young.
pirectors-J. Hastings Bean, Vim. b. Russell.
Albion Taylor.
The proposition Of Sumner f. Tucker
for the sale OF his water system 10 the
new company WAS referred TO the board
Of directors.
An antiquarian supper and entertain
men, viii De given bic We wimmin folks
belonging 10 We old warriors, who hold
semi-monthiy meetings In We hall OF We
G.. A. r., which Is by We Market Square
in We village of Southe Paris (which Was
Paris Cape, on We night OF We ilth day
OF We month, which Is February, y. s.,
In We we're of our Lord MDXCiN. We
entrance door shall be open at 6 bic We
great clock which hangs In We belfrey 81
We Methodist meeting house, and at half
past six Die We clock Mother Maxim will
ring We belle, when all will seat them
selves at We tables Eye younge MEME can
sgt beside We yoange msydens rs ye
older folkes viii be preseut and partske
Of We old tyne supper. Ye hungry folks
vill be served with porke aud oeanes,
rye and min bread, douuts, pumpkin
pie, etc. All We folks are invited.
BscoE DISTRICT.
The fox hunters are numerous around
Cobble Hill.
Carrie Emery from Albany Is visiting
at W. =. Fosters.
The Ice houses In this vicinity are near
" or quite ali filled.
NeIutire from Waterford has been
here looking after cows.
T.R. Day has been through here look
ing after beef cattle.
Mrs. Cuvier Colby and Miss Florence
Ripley were 10 the place Friday.
Bert Foster and sister Carrie have
been visiting relatives In Hebron.
A. J. Penley hiss been Kept in the
house number Of days BY the grippe.
Miss Colby and Grace Penley attended
the entertainment st the grange and had
q nice time.
John Porter Is tesming through here
with nice pair OF work horses, instead
OF oxen as usual.
Llewellvn Huston Of Boston made q
living visit Thursday, 10 see his sister.
Mrs. Fred Farrar.