Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-14

1oSiets d. tne $50; ,vati'n; ~ 'esuS
80 80 snd tha Hs,a1 cod time ~ N''''''
~ $3.50 '','
J John Nj. Cummings has closed up his
and tolen his teams to his Norway
stables This leaves him without a
Stobie i, Sontb paris
Rev. y. ). Ladd, ID. d., Presiding
Elder, will hold his first quarterly meet
III Snrtb PariS NethndiSt cbnrcb We'd
naSda,, e,ening lime 10
| AuNeruSeu lelters III ooulh aiis PosI
ONCE May 10.
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Mr. II. Cook
Agnes Clements.
The piano for which the Z. T. Society,
have been working has been purchased
OF W. ). Wheeler ana VIII be moved 10
the vestry this week. New song DOCKS
are TO be obtained rs soon as Il satis-
factory sample is found
Professor Geer of Rates College sup
nIiad tbe nnlnit NJ the CONGREGATIONAL
church Sunday in Mace of Professor
Anthony. Rev. DIR Books will arrive
home during the present week, and will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
1t Sohho,h ostarooor Pow A w
p. Is 1871 10 $50, so,,,nn no
o''.I p'S,'Sneu ,. 'iie ,nS Oil EolIors
.oiS p SiI II S 80 - Iar tal,;nI, sor
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| The Junior League held its annual
meeting last Monday and elected the
ioi'o"ihS oinoeis,
| PRESIDENT Loitie Giles
| TreasnrSr. NitJreJ ParIin.
| ePresidents, Rosa willard. Bert Curtis,
Waugh Clark, Florence Cummings
Mrs. Pottle was appointed superintend-
ent, and Miss Lulu Bryant assistant.
| Pythian SUNDAY, will, as already an
nonnced ne observed bv Hamlin Lodge,
X of p. next Sunday, Nav 10. Previous
to the service the grave of the only de-
ceased member, Herbert w POWERS III
riverside cemetery Will DC uecorateu'
| The pubic service Is AT the COnSreSa-
gational church ut $50 p. NJ, TO winch
all are invited. Sermon by Rev. Z. D
Cummings OF Auburn,
| u L WbeeIer has been VISITING his
r,a,I,or ond hrotber in Wakefield Mass
On hi return he brought n sofa inflow
| cnyer which i entirely the work of his
mother Mrs. Eliza r. Wheeler, who is
81 years old, and did the work without
glasses. 1t Is not only handsome Dut
very well made. Mrs. Wheeler also
reads the Democrat without glasses, ana
| watches for 1t with much interest every
week.
| srec;,l social festival nuder the
ansnices of the gouno ,romen of the
| Netbodist society limited TO the ace of
sixty wears and over. will be held at
their vestry ON Thursday evening next.
supper will be served from $50 to 80
| and one marked feature of the viands
will be lemon, orange, custard, washing
tom and cream pie. with other delicacies
| in abundance. Tickets Is cents. All
are invited.
The new vestrv in the basement of
| the Baptist church will comprise an au-
dience room about 3Ox5O feet, warm and
well lighted, large cloak room, and a
well furnished kitchen There will be
an outside entrance on the south side of
the church. the stairway also commun-
ic;tting with the vestibule of the church
above. Electric lights have been put in,
| and GOOD progress has been made with
the carpenter work.
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MRS, E.,n1oe'I hISeLies VI VI .','no
was 1T W 'l'''I IL L. pl.'Ne ', " u'S VI ~
n .sa "e Wi ri I'm " tIo S ' DiriSioM
IS "V H. :" , 1rIer of Railway Condnrtors
-, t',,.iI;ay,, 80 a.
week. Mrs. Edgerley goes as repre-
sentative OF the Lanes Auxiliary III
Portland, OF which she is secretary
After the close OF the meetings, which
will probably be on Saturday, she starts
with party who are to make an eighteen
days trip. They have special tram OF
five cars, with dining car and all modern
comforts, and will visit Salt Lake CITY,
Seattle, Vancouver and the Canadian
Northwest.
Tho rotit;ops for the nardon of Abner
Thnrna Laya hen nraSaptad IN tbe GOV
arnnr and council and a HEARING has
r., orJared an the 11,h of lime As
80 80 the readers of Tho Democrat
~. ,rharna - Sa.y;ng n life Sentance
- tla' So n,ison for mnrder in the
l. aoand JaG,aa in LiITng Harrison A
Wbitman am paris UilI lie has been in
,,r;Son Since March 1904 The case is
me- or loss famiIiar IN all oxford
County naonIe A netition for nardon
,,.oS s;cped NV eleven of the twelve
imrorS Who convicted Tborne the
troIstb heinz deoJ and anotber netit;on
| I;garontI,, ,xor5sd has tbe signatnres of
'a,'or.,i bIrdraJ cit;Iers of the county
NJ.
| deputy oherin IoI!eF VI hui,t LOT.
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win 'iie I'iVouy VI q ", I'm M t. .'
lco men ven ' On . nsi,.rs Up t wien 'mo
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