Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-06
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SECTIONS or the COUNTY.


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Advertised letters In Paris poet otflcs
June 1st:
Mr.. Frank Harmon.
Geo. q. Shirley, ESQ
ID. Z. LindsAy, ESQ
Mrs. John Carsley and baby Helen Of
Pennington, and Niss Ella Berry Of
West Paris made . short visit at II. r.
Hsmmond's last week.
Mrs. II. p. Hammond Waited hef
parents q few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. h. Curtis made trip
to Portland last week 70 purchase their
house furniture. They have rented the
old j.il house, and will move 10 this
week.
The ladies OF the place, to the number
Of forty-two. met at the Baptist vestry
Tuesday afternoon to take action relative
to DR.. flxmlin's offer regarding the old
Jail. which WAS reported last week. A
committee consisting Of Mn. h. Il jock
son. Mrs. ]. c. Cummings, and Miss L.
n. Andrews was chosen TO correspond
with the Cummings heirs with view TO
occurring the title, also to consult with
Or. Hamlin regarding the matter and re-
port at future meeting.
The Misses Brown, accompanied oy
their guest, Miss Mills Of New York, ar
rived AZ Old Brick Friday.
Mrs. Snow returned from Boston,
where she has spent the winter, and
opened her house here Friday.
Mrs. 4. N. Carter Of Bethel Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Cullen l.. Carter.
Miss Gertrude Harlow Of Dixneld vas
at the Hill over Sunday.
Judge Thos. II. Haskell OF Portland
Was a guest at he Hubbard House over
Sunday. Judge Haskell drove from Fort
land Saturday with his hnc span oil
horses, and started Monday morning TO
continue his drive to Pennington, where
he Is 10 hold court. Judge Haskell will
preside Il the October term at South
Paris.
DIR. A. G. Hamlin Of Bangor and his
daughter, with her husband aud child
were st the Hubbard House over sun
dsv.
George NJ. Atwood has bought the
Forbes place, and will begin this week
on the CELLAR for q new house about 10
the middle OF the lot, some distance
north Of the house now standing. The
old house will be taken down or moved
back and converted into . stable. HE
Forbes family viii move into the Deacon
j. b. Thayer house.
A concert which Was successful 10 al
respects and very enjoyable WAS given
under the auspices OF the academy Fri
iay evening. The recitations BY th<
students, who have been under Miss
Msyo's training, were very good, - they
ALWAYS are. The male quartette, Messrs
Sessions, Howe, Walker and Hall, de.
lighted the audience; Mrs. Briggs play
ing was one OF the most enjoyable feat.
ures Of the program; and the playing OF
the Norway Orchestra OF four pieces
furnished several number OF high grade
music which would have been acceptable
anywhere. The full program was a
follows:
observation-disclosures. T. u. Robinson
NORWAY Orchestra
Vocal solo--Resn-rectioa. shelley
Mr.. III. Z. Howe
RrcitaSion-Resrthoven'sM Moonlight sonata,
Edith &. bradford.
Cornet solo-Softly Ranx the Bells OF HcAven,
Mr.. y. =. Knapp. Catrn
selection-A sailors Dream. Leshe
Quzrtette.
RecitAtioa-The Governors Champion.
Mary A. Fierce.
PAxr III.
Reign Of Venus wxltxes, Noiker
Orchestra
Vocal Solo-Ths Anvil Of blacksmith John.
Mr.. ". W. walker. Northrup
RecitASion-Tbe swan song.
stella NJ. HoQghton.
Piano Solo ecollertions Of Home. Nils
Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs.
Composite defamation:
Harold II. Thayer.
GUY Bennett.
LIME n. Newell
Helen r Cole.
selecsioo-Swectesf story Ever Told. stuid
Quartetfe.
Observation-Disclosures Of Spring. Bach