Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-04-16
Mrs. A. l.. Holmes was in Boston
few days last week.

Miss Olive NJ. Stuart was in Boston 8
few days last week for her spring mil
linery.
c. A. Clifford is at Rumford Falls
where he is time keeper for W. l. White
the builder.
Mrs. Albert d. Park will entertain the
Barton Club of Norway at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Advertised letter in the South Paris
post off ,e April 10:
South Paris Packing Co.
Mrs. Z. o. Jewell will leave Tuesday
for visit of several weeks to her
daughter in Syracuse, y. Y.
There will be a social at Grange Hall
Wednesday evening. Ice cream and
cake for sale. Admission ten centss
Miss Flora NJ. Mitchell of Canton is
taking Miss Taylor's place in the Demo-
crat office during her visit in New York.
Rev. A. W. Pottle gave an instructive
talk on the polity of the Methodist
church at the Sunday evening meeting.
George r. Morton, manager of the
Paris Manufacturing Co., was in Boston
on business for the company last week.
George d Robertson has returned
from Portland, where he has been under
.urgical treatment at the Maine General
Hospital.
A lot of new paint, paper and varnish
il being put on in ID wis Block, in the
dental rooms of Or. g. l.. Buck and Mrs.
RideOut's rent.
Rev. L. j. Ramsdell is confined to the
house by tonsilitis. At the Sunday
service his sermon was read by Deacon
George B. Crockett.
The bright, warm, sunshiny days,
coming after so long season of storm
and gloom. are so surprising that people
hardly know how to make use of them.
The degree staff of Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge will have rehearsal
Wednesday evening, and there will be a
special meeting of the lodge Friday
evening.
Paris Grange voted to hold an all day
meeting, April 20th. Comforting third
and fourth degrees in the forenoon. a
harvest dinner for the new members that
have come in the past winter.
The postponed Easter concert was
given at the Congregational church Sun
day evening, and was very good. n
large audience was present, taxing the
seating capacity of the church.
Work has been in progress for several
DAYS on the digging at the Baptist
church for the vestry which it is proposed
to finish under the church. A good
sized audience room and kitchen are
planned.
There will be meeting Of the citi-
gems at the library room on Tuesday
evening, April %, to consider the matter
of the Hollis Moore fund for the benefit
of the library. All interested are urged
to be present.
William j. Wheeler has received news
of the death of his niece, Miss Lizzie
Wheeler, daughter of the late Edward
n. Wheeler. Miss Wheeler died of con-
sumption April 9TH, at Santa Barbara,
Calf, at the age Of - years.
The machinery for the excelsior
factory has arrived, and is now being
installed at the old match factory.
Some over 200 cords of poplar is on
hand, waiting to be converted into ex-
eelsior, and more may be bought yet.
Harry B. Holden, who has been in
charge of the livery stable Of John NJ.
Cummings at the Andrews House for
several wears, has gone out OF that, and
has hired the stable belonging to j. r.
Plummer on Maple Street and will open
a livery stable there on his own account.
Albion Taylor has returned from Buck
field bringing with him valuable young
mare that he purchased from the ROBIN
son Dean estate. This mare is hand
some chestnut, of fine conformation and
threatened with speed, which latter
Qualification she has perfect right TO,
AS she is full sister of the well-known
trotter, "Black Nathan" and the fast
PAGER, Chestnut"
The short lecture course at the Metho-
dist church will close with concert and
readings Thursday evening, April Is.
The reader will be Mr.. c. +. Marble of
Bridgton. Programme:
l. Organ Voluntary-Festal March, Merkei'
Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs.
, Solo with violin obligato,
Mrs. III. +. Wilson.
3. Duet-"Dews of the summer Night,
% Dudley Buck.
Mrs. Kimball and W. II Cook
4 Reading-Mr. Marble
3 solo, with violin obligato-"The Prince
of Peace hahscoih'
Mr.. George Briggs.
& Solo-Miss Gertrude McArdle.
: solo. with violin obligatO-Doris, Nevin'
Mrs. Kimball.
: Reading-Nr. Marble.
@ Solo, select d-Mr. Eaton.
no. Duet-Mrs Bradbury and Miss McArdle.
IL Reading-Mr. Marble.
II. Solo-Mr Cook.
Mrs Cora 5. Briggs, accompanist