Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-06-23
June? or November?

Il $40 heSSonu a. Sooottuo.
w. l.. Farrar and family are on a visi
to Mrs. Farrar's relatives in Mexico.
Miss Luella Hayden Of Haverhill
Mass, is the guest of relatives here.
Harold II. Thayer of this plac
graduates at Bates College this week.
Thos. E. Stearns and wife of Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting relatives here
Mrs. C. Z. Brett will leave wednesda,
for visit to her sister in Wakefield
N. III.
Meeting of the Good Cheer societ,
Wednesday afternoon, at Engine House
Hall.
The inside of j. ii. Brooks drug store
is being reprinted and thoroughly reno
waited.
. Miss Margaret Baker of Wheeler's in
surance Office is spending weeks vaca
ton in Portland.
George II. Cummings of Mechanic
Falls was in town Thursday of last week
calling on relatives.
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two and one-half days fishing last week,
brought in $50 trout.
Harry K. Maxim and Miss Gertrude
Bean of Portland were at Franklin
Maxim's over Sunday.
Supper will be served at Grand Army
Hall next Friday evening, to the visitors
of the Rebekahs, at $50.
Professor Waterman T. Hewett of
Cornell University is here visiting his
mother, Mrs. S. w. Hewett.
Rev. E. S. Cotton of Norway supplied
the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday
in the absence of Rev. Mr.. Pinkham.
Rehearsal of Mt. Pleasant degree
team Wednesday evening. 1t is very
necessary that all the team be present.
W. B. Russell and wife are ON a car
rirge drive and visit to relatives and
friends in Sumner, Hartford, Canton and
Leeds
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office June 22d:
Mr.. A. L. Farmer
Mr.. Fred stevens.
The first sermon in the new Univers-
alist church will be held there Sunday,
July 9Th. Communion and reception of
members into the church.
Hon. George A. Wilson is at Water
vile this week attending the commence
ment exercises at Colby College, of
which he is one of the trustees.
Rev. II. S. Pinkham, j. B. Field and |
Ernest Kenney are at the South Arm on |
three weeks fishing trip. ]. E. Murch
went up and carried them, and will 60 |
up and spend next week with them.
Next Sunday at the Universalist |
services in New Hall Rev. A. w. Pottle, |
pastor of the Methodist church, will sup
ply the desk, the pastor, Rev. j. III. /
Little having a service to attend at West |
Paris.
Mrs. Susie E. Gooding of Yarmouth
and Mrs. Anna p. Dodge of West Acton,
Mass, are stopping at the home # their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe,
called here on account of the failing |
health of Mrs. Stowe.
The programme of the Lewiston Dis
trict Epworth League convention, which
is to be held at the Methodist. church in
this place on the Sth and 9th of July,
will be published next week. 1t is a
good programme, and includes addresses
by number of noted and exceptionally
able speakers.
Col. c. Ii. French, who is to give an
illustrated lecture at the Congregational
church next Friday evening, the Goth, is
the gentleman who two years ago gave
one of the most poetic and striking
addresses ever listened to by
the people of South Paris. Come and
hear him again.
The Post and Relief Corps are invited
to spend the afternoon and evening with
Comrade Bolster and wife next Thurs
day, June 18th. A picnic supper will be
served on the lawn. On Tuesday, June
30th, the corps will observe children's
day by picnic in Penley's grove. Come
with your baskets and children.
Friday evening, June 20, in the
Congregational church, South Paris, Me-,
Col. C. III. French will present magnif-
icently illustrated entertainment on
Mont Pelee, Martinique and the de-
struction of st. Pierre, including the
most complete and expensive collection
of moving pictures in the world. Ad-
Is cents. Children, 10 cents.
There are three paintings on exhibition
at Paris Hill which are to be disposed OF
at the coming Universalist fair, July s,
two in oils, one by Mrs. w. Ii. Cum
mings, a landscape; the other a marine,
Moonlight on the coast of Mt. Desert
Island, by Mrs. J. S. Burbank. The
water color, Merriman's Point, Harps-
well, sketch from nature by Mrs. j. 5.
Burbank.
At the meeting of the Universalist
parish Tuesday evening it was decided
to raise sufficient money in addition to
that already subscribed to finish the out
side of the church, and an adjourned
meeting will be held in two weeks to
determine what further shall be done.
The lower floor of the building, includ-
ing the large dining or assembly room
with stage, and commodious kitchen,
we'll supplied with closets and other
is now about completed.
1t is expected that the regular church
services will be held there beginning with
the first Sunday in July.
The class of young misses taught by
Mrs. Park in the Universalist Sunday
School met with their teacher Wednes-
day afternoon of last week and formed
class circle, as yet unnamed, and chose
the following officers:
Pre-ident-Miss Isabel Morton.
Vice Presldent-Miss Frances King.
Secretary-NIiss Grace Penley.
Treasurer-Miss Hazel Edwards.
Asst. Secretary-Rosa Murphy.
A treat of confectionery, fruit, nuts and
lemonade was served. Mrs. Anderson
assisted and another meeting will be
held at Mrs. Parks this week Thursday
at p. NJ, when the real work OF the
organization will be blocked out and
begun.
Violin School.
Messrs. Lamson 4 Sjoholm of Fort
land, of the Carl Lamson Violin ana
Piano School, are here looking for studios
and expect to be permanently located
here by July LIST. At present they are