Oxford Democrat., 1902-07-08
Pert Hathaway is at home for a vaca

Miss Ethel Wing of wateryille was
guest at Theron Hathaway's last week
Mrs. Charles Titcomb and SON Harr
of Rumford Falls are visiting friends i
town.
Master Harold Collins of Portland i
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. John J
Emeley.
Miss Effie Royal is at home. She ha
been in Massachusetts for a number O
months.
Miss Albertha Andrews is visitin
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c. G
Andrews.
Next Sabbath evening at the Meth
Odist church there will be baptism ant
reception of members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cum
mings al Mechanic Falls.
Vim. D. Clark moved Friday TO I'll,
new residence that he has built on III,
hill above Western Avenue.
Mrs. J. P. Richardson and Miss Amy
Record returned home Tuesday from ;
visit to Waterville and other places.
Frank ". Shaw of Portland, and his
daughter. Miss Annie Shaw, were guest.
of his brother. VIM. VI. Shaw, at the
Andrews House last week.
Shirley Pulsifer. formerly of South
Paris. now of Natick. Mass, is spending
a vacation here. Mr. Pulsifer has q
position with the Dennison Manufacture.
ing Company.
The family of 4. K. Jackson with
friends dined on green peas and new po-
tatoes from his garden July ith. IL is
putting it moderately TO say that he has
one of the best gardens in town.
Mrs. Jones of Freeport is visiting her
son. A. c. Jones, in this place. On her
return home this week she will be ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Morton,
who has been guest at Mr.. Jones for
some weeks.
The Norway ". c. T. L. have invited
their sister union at South Paris 10 meet
with them next Wednesday evening,
June 9. at $50. Quite large number
have expressed their intention OF ac-
cepting the invitation. Take the quarter
past seven car.
II i execied that the degree will be
worked on two candidates at the regular
meeting OF Nj. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
next Friday evening, and after lodge a
Sociable will be held and ice cream and
cake will be served. Let all members
try and be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Morton en-
tertained company OF more than a
hundred neighborS and friends at their
fine new residence on the Fourth. Re-
freshments were served. social time
enjoyed and good display OF fireworks
exhibited in the evening.
Henry Merrill, who has for a long
time been the popular clerk at j. r.
Plummer'S. has obtained a situation
with NJ. Steinert X Sons Company OF
Portland. The good wishes of many
friends 90 with Mr.. Merrill TO his new
location. George F. Eastman will take
Mr.. Merrills place at Plummer's store.
4 South Paris business man of an in
,eniuuS turn has invented and put in
operation a trolley line for conveying
wood up the back stairs. IL is not as
~ 1T as the old-faShioned way of con-
yeving wood down stairs when Tom and
Maria make night hideOus on the back
yard fence, but it gets there just the
same.
Mrs. Eben Chapman has invited the
". c. T. L. TO meet with her next
Thursday afternoon. After the business
meeting and the literary program, there
will be a picnic supper, for which the
hostess will furnish tea and coffee. \
very pleasant time is anticipated and
friends who wish 20 join are cordially
invited 70 attend this meeting. as II
probably will be the last meeting before
September.
The Fourth passed with the usual
amount of noiSe-by fire crackers. bells
and fish horns-but in the way of dis
placing articles the boys were un-
usually kind. Everything was in
place except the Judge of the Pooduck
Court who was discovered at an early
hour sitting on a wheelbarrow in the
street with an associate justice looking
for business. The ball games at the
fair grounds were tame affairs. In the
forenoon Lewiston Y. NJ. c. \. defeated
Norway. Is 10 Is. In the afternoon West
Paris defeated Bethel II to /, then West
Paris defeated Lewiston Y. NJ. {. A,
l. 10 ..
An exceptionally interesting concert
was given in the Congregational church,
SUNDAY evening, by the members of the
SUNDAY school, assisted by Mrs. Cora ).
Briggs. accompauist, Mr.. Archibald
Slack. cornet, Mr.. Carl Briggs, violin,
Miss Sue Wheeler, soloist. "A Floral
Lesson was the title of the service,
given with the following programme:
l. Floral Crown March.
, Chorus, I'VE Come TO Crown Him."
8 PRAYER.
I Chorus, "The Army OF the Lord"
5. Responsive Reading
s. song, sweet Bunch of Daisies"
:. Recitation, The Blessed Saviour"
:. Chorus, The Light of the World Shines On"
9. Song, "a Dream OF Paradise"
MISS sue W uttlcE'
10 Recitation "Ny Piece" Muriel Bowker
IL There Il a Robin Sing ng He en- Barnes.
I2. SENT chorus. The Daisies Whisper"
l3 Recitation airline Croker.
IA. Trio. "Only Little Blossom"
Ruth Bolster, Ethel Bennett, Rosie Clark
IS. Recitation, Ruth Bolster.
10. Address.
Il. Onertory. Flower Song.
Violin. cornet, organ.
is. Exercise, "Unter the Banner"
lg Duet, Beautiful Summer Roses"
Misses Elsie Bolster and Ruby Clark.
20. Chorus. Summer stars Are Gl wing"
a. Exercise, Making the Floral rown."
-. Hymn, Grown Him Lord or AL"
Full Congregation.
% Benediction.
"a. Postlude.
The church was tastefully decorated with
nrnrnrnnn and wild flowers daisies nra-