Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-21
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Uai7srs.ass Church; Sunday school swry
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IN n isnr pleasant Thursday t.e
Grange picnic at w. 4. Twitchell's vii
be FRIDAY II pleasant. IL h expect
that Prof. Z. A. Daniels Of New fo.h
will he present and give an exhibition d
kite flying.
Mrs. Mary 4. Gage and little niecs .,
Grace Sumner, Of Lynn, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs. w. L. Twitchell for q few
weeks.
Capt. II. W. Lyon returned to Mes
York Wednesday, at the expiration a
his leave Of absence. Mrs. Lyon a.
compsuied him to Providence to spend
few days with friends there, returnin
Monday.
Mrs. j. N. Quinby and son Thayei,
who have spent most Of the summer 81
q. A. Thayer's, returned TO their home
In Newton, Mass, last week.
James X. Kimosll and wife Of Chicsg D
have been with friends here for few
dsys-their first visit here In numbe
OF wears.
Edgar Fsrrar OF Manchester, n. II
brother OF Mrs. George B. Shaw, VIII
bought q house lot here last fall, is Ia
town. He has decided, instead OF put :
ting up q house on his lot, TO build q,
addition or wing on Mr.. Shsw's house
about the size Of the present house, for
bis own occupancy.
The fall term at Paris Hin Academ
opens on Monday, Sept. Sd. In
management have been fortunate 10 <'
curing the services OF the same teacher
As heretofore, Miss Mertie B. Maxim anil
Miss Jennie K. Tirrell, under whose In
struction the school has done excellent
work. Tuition for this term IL free.
Tuesday afternoon Misses Adela:di
and Mary Case gave party to numbe'
OF their young friends.
Mrs. c. n. Brooks entertained nun
Der Of the young people Tuesday ever
ing at csrd party, at which four table
were filed.
Miss Julia Brinekle gave . progressiv
game party Thursday evening, at while
1--we tables were filled. Souvenirs werI
awarded 10 the successful players.
Masters Curtis Clark and Bert Col
made trip TO Portland last week, goin
Wednesday and returning Saturday.
Rev. G. NJ. p. King, ID. D., Of Rich
mond, Va, occupied the pulpit at tn
Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howe and dsugh
ter, Miss Clara Howe, are visiting Mrs
Howe's sister, Mrs. Lydia 5. Hammond
At the Universslist Circle Frida,
evening, the one-sct comedy, "A Sigh
Mistake" was presented, with the fol
lowing cast:
Lady Prince Proudly. Miss Lydia NJ. Brown
Sarsnet Der mAidj, Miss white
Penelope Perfect tlandlsay Of village lam.
ROsina her cousin, Miss Jalia Snow
Doroshy CPeneIope'. fAithfal domcsticl
| Misc julia Rrinckle
scene-rhe Village Inn. Costumes Of isso.
The piece has simply plot enough Il
make It's success depend entirely upo'
the acting, and IL had 8 very successful
presentation, each OF the young lsdie
making an excellent Interpretation o
the part which she had TO assume. Tn,
company responded TO two merited cur
tain calls at the close Of the play. Their
was large house, = good portion o
them participating in the dancing whicl
followed.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor occupied the pulpit q
the Universslist church Sunday, Mr.
Hayden being At the Sebago Lake grow
meeting.
Miss Marion Paris entertained num
Der OF the young people Saturday even
ing at party at which children
games" were played.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Greene Of Sal
Hsrbor, y. Y, were here last week
guests OF Mrs. Greene's mother, Mrs. c
II. Ripley. Mrs. Ripley returned with
them TO Sag Harbor where she vii
spend the winter.
Miss lngrshsm has the thanks Of tn,
Baptist Sunday School for donation o.
books to the library.
Mr.. Ernest Eaton and Miss CARR
Eaton OF Pine Street, Portland, are at J
l.. Chsse's.
Miss Lizzie Newell has been spendin,
week with relatives In Auburn.
DIR. N. NJ. Houghton was called {,
Wilton professionally Saturday wher
she will remain few DAYS and atten,
the Corn Rossters Union Of FRANKLIN
| County.
Miss Ina Psrlin Of Rumford Fall
spent a few days 1t DR.. Houghton's las
/ week.
Mrs. Flora Harlow Barry WAS q CUES
at o. A. MAxim's last week and csllet
on old friends 10 the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies returned frou
Waterville last week, and soon sftel
started on trip 70 the Rsngeley Lakes
from which they will return early thi
week.
The ordination Of Mr.. ii. II. Bishop
As pastor OF the Baptist church In thi
place will take place Tuesday OF thi
week. The council will meet At 2. N
and the ordination services will be at
10 the evening. The ordination sermon
will be given by President Butler Of
Colby College. Supper will be servec
TO the visitors la the vestry, and thos'
who have TO come in the forenoon vii
be entertained st dinner At privst
houses.
The fair Of the Paris Hill Golf Club
for which preparations have been unde
way for some time, will be held Wed
nesdsy, Aug. %, with play In the even
ing.
| Academy Hall Was very prettil,
decorated for the Great American Fail
Of the Baptist Circle last Wednesday
At the right as one entered were the
Cuba and Porto Rico booths, at tn,
chocolate and lemonade, and at the latte
home made and other candies were TO
sale. At the Philippine booth 10 TIN
rear Of the hall various articles Of NOR,
or less usefulness were for sale, and q
the Alaska booth, (which, strange as I
may seem, was In the southeast corne
Of the room, ice cream cooled the heat
ed tongue. At the mystery tree In on
corner you paid your money and tool
your choice, aud st the Indian camp II
another corner you could have you
fortune guessed st for five cents. In tn
evening an entertainment was given
Mrs. II. Z. Wilson OF South Paris sanS
two selections, for one Of which violin
obligsto was played by Mr.. L. p. Ger
rish. Mrs Wilson was enthusissticsll,
recalled after her first selection. Pro
fessor Frank l.. Starbird. gave femal,
character reading, and responded to tn
enthusiastic encore which he always
gets. A feature Of the programme Wal
the suto-pbonograph (fill In six Of