Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-06-17

ford Falls over Sunday.
Miss Mary Dwinal of Mechanic Falls i
a guest at VIM. Blake's.
David B. Woodbury. has nice lot o
pansy, cabbage and other plants to sell
Miss Bertha Merrill of Auburn ha
been spending few days with friends il
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley are spend
ing this week with relatives at Dixfiell
and Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Stanley of Auburn
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
c. w. Bowker
Advertised letter in South Paris pos
office June 10:
W. W. Gardner.
E. L. Parlin and Frank A. Pingree art
putting in few weeks fishing at Thomp.
son Pond, Oxford.
Rev. K. A Rich of West Paris occu-
pied the Methodist pulpit in this village
Sunday on exchange.
George Ham and family have moved
TO their cottage on Pennesseewassee
Lake for the summer.
Harry NJ. Gerry and wife of Provi-
dence, r. l., are spending vacation
with their relatives here.
The family of VIM. Blake were visited
over Sunday by Miss Andrews and Mrs.
Will Blake and daughter of Lewiston.
Hamlin Lodge, h. of P, will work
the rank of Page Friday evening, June
20. Knights are requested to be present.
Emery W. Mason and wife, Albert NJ.
Yates and wife, and George Richards
and wife are taking an outing at Bailey's
Island in Portland Harbor.
Tie Rebekahs had lion party after
the regular lodge meeting Friday even
ing. Ice cream and cake were served
and very pleasant time was spent.
1.-The Oxford Club" holds its monthly
meeting to-day, (Monday) with Rev. A.
w. Pottle. At two o'clock public
service will be held at the Methodist
church.
Miss Grace Wheeler, a student at
Tufts College, and of the class of 1900,
Paris High School, spent Sunday with
relatives here on her way to her home in
Milan, y. ii.
Universalist services will be held at
New Hall at the usual hour, 2:30, next
sunday. In the absence of the pastor
Rev. c. Z. Lund of Lewiston, formerly
Of Orono, will occupy the pulpit.
The Francis Lawrence Musical and
Novelty Company will show in New
Hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings
# this week, June Is and 10. A con-
inuous performance of high-class vaude-
lille.
A girl is wanted to set type for two or
hree months at the Democrat office
either one who has already learned the
work or one who is willing to learn for
he sake of working as spare hand there
lfter.
Presiding Elder Ladd of Brunswick
vill meet the Quarterly Conference at
he Methodist church Thursday evening
It T:30 O'Clock. The first hour will be
devoted to religious service, and all are
invited.
Alton C. Wheeler. Esq, who had
his work as sub-master of the
Yoburn High School, has been recalled
o Woburn for few days on account of
he illness of the head-master OF the
chool.
Miss Grace Thayer went TO Portland
Ionday to attend the wedding of her
ouSin, Miss Leila Thayer, to Mr.. Richard
Andrews. The wedding will occur at
he Thayer home at Cape Elizabeth this |
Monday evening.
Mrs. o. E. Andrews and little daugh-
er of Lowell have been visiting at {. q. |
andrews for a few days. They return
d to Lowell Sunday morning, accom-
anied by Miss Albertha Andrews, who
las been attending school here during |
he spring term.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
bserve Children's Day by picnic at |
,lectra Park next Thursday afternoon.
my one wishing TO invite children out
ide of the families of the corps can do
o by providing for them. Let every
ne attend that can.
Mrs. Phebe, wife of Joseph Knight,
ne of the old residents of the place,
led Saturday night at the age of 81
ears. The funeral will be on Tuesday
fternoon at 80 o'clock. Mrs. Knight
ad been member of the South Paris
church for sixty-three
ears.
One of the most prominent business
len of South Paris was renewing his
outh last week by playing ball with his
wn and other small boys. Everything
rent smoothly until the ball smashed
lindow in |. o. o. +. Block when the
BUSINESS man very promptly announced:
Games up, now, boys"
The Odd Fellows observed their
memorial Sunday at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
fternoon. About forty wreaths had
cen made. A short service was held
a the hall and then good number of
odd Fellows and few Rebekahs formed
a line and marched TO the cemetery where |
he general exercises were held. Music |
vas furnished by male quartette, the |
raves of deceased Odd Fellows and
,sbekahs were decorated and pleasing |
emarks were made by Rev. X. A. Rich
f West Paris.
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