Oxford Democrat., 1899-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. H ynes spent Sun
day at sumner.
Paris Grange have Just added fifry
volumes to their library
Miss Sue Rounds wrs at homo from
Bates College over Sunday.
Mr.. Earle +. Bessey % watsrville has
been visiting relatives here. He left for
waterville Thursday.
Mrs. Franklin Maxim and Miss Mary
b. Lambe left Monday morning for q
weeks visit in North Cambridge, Mass.
The regular prayer meeting at the
Congregational church will be held this
week on Wednesday evening instead Of
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. III. Colby were re-
ceived into the membership OF the Con-
gregsticnxl church Sunday morning
and their little granddaughter, Pauline
Aurecs Millett, was baptized.
Any one who nav have picked up
small leather bag in the street last week
would confer great favor on Mrs. Rod
ney Titcomb by leaving IL with her nc
her home on Gothic Street. II contained
her knitting work and other small arti-
Giles.
The Lsdies' Social Circle will meet in
the Bsptist Vestry next Thursday even
lug at 80 O'Clock. A cordial Invitation
j. extended 10 all with the request that
each person represent In some way some
geographical uSme-country, city, town,
mountain, river, sea or lake.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office March 18th:
Mrs. George Emery.
Mss Rlanche leaton.
l. a. Rice. t-q.
=. c. Parlip.
W. g. Baker, Esg.
Mr.. Nyman V. Taintor
Mr. Lewis A. kcen.
+. l.. Jewell, the tailor, il Ia New
York, where he will take course OF les
sous in cutting for three or four weeks.
On his return from New York he win
remove his business TO Berlin. y. H..
where he was located before coming
here, and where he has already leased y
store. We are sorry 10 have Mr.. Jewell's
business 20 out Of the place. and are par
ticularly sorry TO lose Mr.. Jewell, as be
IL most estimsble man and citizen, and
his loss win be felt in many ways.
The West Paris Dramatic Company
are to present the popular drama. the
Cuban Spy" at New Hall next Friday
evening. The company l. q picked one.
made up from several different societies
in each of which there Is large amount
Of dramatic talent. They have presented
this play twice at West Paris, to large
houses, and should have good house
here. A social dance viii follow the
play. The cast of the play is as follows
Little Cuba. EnnOra The Cuban spy.
Richard Carson, young American aiding
the patriots D. n. Hin.
Ro,ieriSo Ssiie1, secretly In the pay Of sSs
Jasper Gome1, orsoers IN valies c L. Monroe
Lopez. Command. VI. ; Davis.
Phciim Mc>Ab, X, VI 0reeiy.
Carl Weisbeer, +. n Brown
Ierrv. CA Racon.
Bridget MoanahAn. who i looking for
Phellfn MeNAb, Mrs F :. FArnum.
>ophlre, Mr.. r. NJ. Greeiy.
Next Monday, the a0,h inst, will be
given Ia the Congregational church a
grand recital ia song aud story by Miss
Ethel Webb A. +. c. M.-grsduste and
gold medAlist, Toronto Conservatory OF
Music and school Of Elocution, assisted
by Mr.. W. Graham Hodsdon, tenor. Miss
Webb's power over an audience is won
derful, and Mr.. Hodsdou possesses y
voice OF great power and range, aud OF
fine, clear, silvery quality" Mrs. Cora
Briggs will preside AZ the organ and
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have an opportunity TO hear Mr.. Hodsdon
sing. and gain some idea OF the treat in
store for them, on Monday, arrange
,nents have been made 10 have Mr.. Hods- |
don sing at the morning service next
He Vill come down from Ber-
lin on the early train sunday morning |
for this purpose. Admission 10 the con-
cert 25 cents. Children 10 cents.