Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-05

Il. p. Psrlin and wife are spending
few days with his relatives at Weld.
Frank L. Bsrrows' blacksmith shoI
Will De closed next Saturday afternoon
The Grand Trunk began It's Sunda,
excursions last Sunday, running one 4
Berlin.
Miss Leila Thsyer Of Portland Is her
on visit to her grandmother, Mrs
Hewett.
There viii be no school sociAble Wed
nesday evening Of this week, as has beer
advertised.
DR.. c. l.. Buck will be Mt his denta
rooms Thursday, Friday and Saturday
June Z, 5 and 3.
Mr.. Charles Edmunds of Lewiston
spent Sunday with his family who have
been visiting at J. A. Records.
The hour OF the evening service at the
Baptist church has been changed to bal,
past seven for the three summer months
Writ Stanley and wife are spending
the week at Dixfeld and Weld Pond,
As guests Of Mr.. SANKEY'S cousin, George
Stanley.
Miss Joan Stearus came TO Bethel from
the hospital In Boston Saturday. She is
reported to have stood the journey well,
considering her weak condition.
Emery W. Mason caught q nice trout
under the dam near Billings mill last
week. II weighed one pound and two
ounces and measured fifteen inches long.
Charles Brett and brother, III. p. Brett,
OF Beverly, Mass, started for Andover
the first OF the week for 3 few days
fishing on Black Brook and Richardson
Lake.
A sacred eoncert will be given at the
Congregational church Sunday evening,
June 10Th, for the benefit Of the famine
sufferers In India. A collection will be
taken.
A party from here are spending few
days fishing at c Pond In Upton. The
party consists OF W. Z. kenney, Ora
Msrston, B. Y. Russell, and one or two
others.
E. W. Mason and wife and Henry
Record and wife start for Andover and
Richardson Lake Wednesday, with the
expectation Of having some fine sport
with the trout.
The Children's Day exercises OF the
Baptist sunday School will take place
next Sunday evening AZ half past seven.
An interesting programme will be given
in which large number OF the smaller
children will take part.
Norway High School defeated Bethel
Ii 70 10 AZ the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon. There are quite a number OF
people in the village who would probably
20 TO ball game once in while, IL they
could hear OF IL before the nth inning.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office June 4:
Mr.. c. H. Bean.
Mrs. Hannah A. Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jewell
Mr.. J. r Remick.
Mr. z. n scully.
Mr.. FL Edgeoomb.
Mount Mica Lodge, No. Il, |. o. o. F.,
will hold their annual memorial services
on SUNDAY, June 10Th. All Rebekshs
and Odd Fellows in this vicinity are cor
daily invited TO be present. They will
meet 81 |. o. o. +. Hall at O'Clock
20 be ready TO start from the hall for the
ST 80 sharp.
That three per cent discount on taxes
worked well. Before the first day OF
June there had been paid 10 Collector
Jackson shout 81 600 on the tax OF 1900
more than one-fourth OF the total COM
nitment paid within the first month
after the tax was committed. There Ia
still two per cent discount, any time be-
tore Aug. lst.
The Cuion Sunday School convention
% be held in our village, beginning
Friday evening, June ), gives promise OF
being pleasant and profitable. In adj
iition 20 the good things embraced In
he programme, the committee are de-
lighted 20 announce that they have, also,
secured Miss Clementiue 5. Lucas,
OF the State Primary
Work, TO be present and make one OF
1er delightful and inspiring addresses on
Friday evening. With this In mind,
-eSd the programme which is given else
where. and let nothing but sickness or
heath keep you from enjoying the rich
.reat with which the convention will
open.
Some more than hundred Knights OF
Pythiss participated in the observance
u Pythisn sunday on Sunday after
noon. Besides Hsmlin Lodge OF this
place there were present by invitation
Pennesseewsssee Lodge, A. o. Noyes
Company, Uniform Rank, and the
Pythisn Sisterhood, Of Norway, snd 3
'ew from CrSigie Lodge OF Oxford. From
he hall they proceeded 10 Riverside
Cemetery, where q memorial service WAS
held and the graves Of deceased Knights
decorated. Thence they went 10 the
church. where preach
ng service was held. Music was furnish
a By the Norway Universslist church
,hoir. The sermon, BY Rev. c. ). Cum
ninys OF Auburn. held the close atten-
ion OF the large congregation, and
produced deep impression.