Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-02-02

Most remarkable enthusiastically
almost thawing.
DIR. and Mrs. C. l.. Buck were al
Lewiston Friday.
Now for long, cold February-at any
rate it will be long one.
Mrs. r. J. Whitman went to Liver
more Saturday to remain for few weeks
and assist in the care of a relative who
is i'll.
The Pit party and social at the Bap.
fist vestry is postponed from Wednesday
evening of this week to Wednesday OF
next week, FebA 10.
Wendell Rounds was at home over
Sunday. He has been teaching at Gar.
land this winter, and returned to his
work at Bates College Monday morning
The supper and entertainment in Good
Cheer Hall February 9th, will be given
by the men. The supper will consist OF
oyster stew and pastry. The entertain
ment is being prepared and will be a
two-act drama entitled, Uncle Zachary
of Vermont"
The messenger mail service from the
South Paris post office to the Grand
Trunk station has been awarded to
Howard w. Shaw, who succeeds his
father, the late VIM. NJ. Shaw. Mr..
Shaw IS also clerk at the Andrews House
in place of Elmer Z. Thomas.
T. A. Roberts Post and Relief Corps
of Oxford and Harry Rust Post and
Relief Corps of Norway will attend the
campfire of VIM. X. Kimball Post, G.
\. r., next Saturday, as invited guests.
programme a comrade will relate an ex-
citing experience in the war.
There will be a supper and entertain
ment at the Methodist vestry Wednes-
day evening of this week. Mrs. Kendall
Swift will have charge of the supper and
Miss Jessie TOlman is committee to
arrange the concert. The concert will
be first class consisting of music and
recitationS. Mr.. David of Lewiston will
give several numbers. Mr.. Carl rOlman
is engaged to give several selections on
the organ. The price of the supper
will be fifteen cents, entertainment tif
teen cents. Both for twenty-five cents.
The pupils of Mrs. Cora S. Briggs will
have recital this Monday evening, at
Highland Cottage. The following pro-
gramme will be given:
Merry Dance-Presser-. - Beryl Churchill
The BobOlnk-krOgman-- $3.50 Willie rockingham
Dolls Dance-Tarrantelie--. Mildred Bosserman
>Ong-What Little Child Can Do --.---.---..-.
- 800 Ruth Cummings
tiOing 70 school, letter Roland ThurstOn
Dew,trOp Polka-Engemann. 49,. Helen Bangs
Duet-"Eairy Footsteps. 49,.
.-.-- Grace and Fare ThibOdeau
Rustic Dance-Mason- ------------.-- Pearl Cook
Apple BlOssoms-Metzler.---- Richard Stiles
NAY Day-Rathbun. .-------- Marion Everett
NIazurkl-SartoriO Clara Louise Hathaway
..-...-.--.-------.----..-- Barbara Chapman
Les Pierrotts, Val-e, Sreaboy, Bernice Nash
lawmakers March, Audrey, $500 Mildred Bangs
Hank Hark the Lark, Schubert. Lila Farrar
Echoes, wyman,- Leah Wetherbce
Sans Souci, Bachmann, .--...------Elsie Bolster
stars, Metzler, .----.-.---Olie Libby
Song, Lullaby, krogman, Margery Barker
sonata, Lange, -. .....-..--..-.I Ida Dean
Eccentric Dance, Rosey, .----.-- Earl Thtb0ieau
Phy llis, Irish, Winnie Hayes
sonata. op S6, No 8, Clement, Nellie jackson
Schubert. Wnnttred Maloney
Gavotte, Youthful Fancies, Annie Gibson
from Beethoven. op. :, Ethel Crockett
Russian Dance, StatkOwsky, -.--- Helen Barnes
Evening Bells, Wilson, Annie Mu2Zy
Duet, Melody, lie Couppy,-.z---;;,---.-,;;
Nj ses Barkes
T1tania, Wely,.-----------.---- .----lLan fhe
Nalmont, Gray -----1eneVa barker