Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-06-10
What is so raw as day-but we for

spent sunday IN Portland.
Mrs. II. c. Colby of Lewiston was a
Capt. FL. n. Bolster's over Sunday.
The meeting of the University Exten
sion Club is postponed for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burnell from
Baldwin were guests at Swasey Bur
nelfs the past week.
| Two DRINKS from Rumford Falls Sat
urday night. Timothy Lynch and Jane!
Wilson; thirty days.
Miss Alta c. Walker is at home from
Bates, and is keeping books in the Office
of A. W. Walker & Son.
III. P. Brett and wife of Beverly, Mass.
are here visiting his brother, Charles Z.
Brett, for week or two.
\ Mrs. F. A. Pingree left Saturday for q
visit of two or three weeks TO relatives
in Biddeford and other places.
Miss Mary Deering, who has been in
Chicago with her brother for some time,
has returned home to South Paris.
The Lights of Gotham was played
in the hall Friday night to a house of
about the usual South Paris size, which
means, very small.
The Universalist service next Sunday
afternoon will be at o'clock instead of
2:30, on account of the memorial services
of the Odd Fellows that afternoon.
There have been at least three days
ont s,fr ha oh
rain has fallen. But did everything ever
look brighter, and fresher, and greener?
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office June 9:
J. johnson.
T.. A. TtltOn X Co.
Walton l.. NAV.
Adrian /. Allen.
The Pythian SisterhoOd gave a recep-
ton at Pythian Hall Wednesday evening
20 those who took part in the recent pro-
ductiOn of PinafOre, and to the Knights
of Pythias. The sweethearts and wives
were also included. 1t was an informal
and pleasant affair.
The prize speaking of the Paris High
School will be held at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, June IL, at
1880 O'Clock. The following scholars
from the three lower classes will speak
for prize OF $500: Grace Stuart, '03,
Dana Farnum, 'O3, Frank Doble. 'O3.
Florence Tufts, 'O4, Lottie Giles, "a,
Wallace Clifford, '04, Ada Thayer, '05,
Isabel Morton, %, and Guy Farrar, '05.
Friends here have received invitations
to the graduating exercises of the class
of 1902, Pennington Normal School, of
which two members, Miss Mary r.
Carsley and Miss Georgia Luella Hay
den, were formerly residents of South
Paris. Miss Carsley, who is the daugh-
ter OF John W. Carsley, now of Farm
ington, sings a solo in the commence
ment exercises. She had solo part in
the concert given here recently by the
Normal School Glee Climb.
The graduating exercises of the High
School will be held in the Baptist church,
Thursday evening next, June y, mot
evening as stated last week,
at : o'clock. A number of seats will be
reserved for specially invited relatives of
the graduates. For all other admissions
a uniform charge of ten cents will be
made with no seats reserved. Stearns'
Orchestra will provide music. A class
Of twenty will receive diplomas. The |
is as follows:
Music
Prayer.
Music.
l. Latin salutatory, Harry Maitland Shaw.
? Hero Worship. Elizabeth May newell |
English.
8. The Early History of Maine.
Charles Alfred Narston |
English.
1. Class Oratiou-Duty.
Milton vosmus McAlister. |
College.
Music.
S. The Use OF the VIII,
Addie Lodicea Giles
College.
8. self Made Men, Roy Hiram Porter /
English.
:. Sunrise to Sunset, Harold Esmo, Hebbard.
English.
:. Glass VIII, Josie Belle Walker.
English
9. Success. Stanley Mathews Wheeler.
English.
%. Glass History, Frank Alton Bonney.
Latin Scientific.
Roy Hesden Curtis
English.
;. Class Poem, Lisbeth Belva Murphy.
College
3. The Preservation of Our Forests.
Harold Tilton Briggs.
English
Music.
4. Class Essay, Margaret stearns.
English.
S. America In 1880, IEeZ Matte swift.
English.
6. The Greatest Crime OF the 18th Century.
George Rudolph salisbury.
English.
a. Glass Prophecy, Ethel Nav Howe. /
English.
Music.
$. Presentation of Gifts,
Roy Emerson Cole
English.
9. The Value OF the Idea,
Hobart Augustus kenney.
English.
10. Valedictory, Harold Theodore Thayer. |
Latin Scientific.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Singing Class Ode.
Benediction.