Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-13

I'ytg,r service at 80. Seats Hee' All at
"5 ,,,,,r-.,II.t Church, Rev J. II. Little Pastor
,1'str,, service every Sunday At 10 10 A. N
sunday school at Il NJ. Evening ser'ee'
pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
4 A. M.-Paris Lodge, No, %. ResaIai
,,eqfin. Tueslay evening on or before iuli moon
10. %. g.-Mount Mica Lodge, reSulaI me-, wecs
49, Thursday evening of each week-Aurort
E9campment, irst and third Monday evenings
R-Mouut Pleasant Re6ekah Lodge. No
ll meets second AMI tourth rrluaSs VI e"ei
month In Odd Fellows Hal. a., ...
CAR.-W. X. Eimball Post. NO. l's, meets
frt ami third Saturday evenings OF eacf
nv WI Y ~ Ei IN Relief Corps meets first
sp,ltn!rd saturday evenings of each month"; III
poi H.EParis Grange. from May to Oct. l.
meets first and third Saturday during tle
remainder of the year, meets every SATURDAY III
TO g. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
each month. " 70,
me + second and fourth Wednesday evenings
K'ofP.-Hamnn Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Fr 81 evening at Pythian Hall. nj.
Modern wOOdmen of America.-Soutn Paris
Camp No 1856, meets second anu fourth tues
Uiy evenings In Golden Cross HalI;, ,e,,
E.rII Arclnuu.-E1fIlH OouHOAit W. .N-''
meet. irst and third Monday evenings at ID
Mrs. &. a. BeSsey of Waterville is the
.ueSt Of relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Y. Wright has been visiting
I'm Portland the past week.
Mrs. Writ Stanley is spending week
al The BeecheS, Paris Hill.
Don't forget the strawberry supper at
the Congregational vestry Friday even
ING
Miss Florence Lowell of Auburn was
the guest of Mrs. Walter l.. Gray over
sunday.
l. W. Hollis and family of Sumner
have been spending a few days with
relatives here.
Miss Carrie A. Gray is at home for the
summer vacation from her teaching IN
Dighton, Mass.
Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler has been visit
ed Tor a few days by her mother, Mrs.
Hayes of Auburn.
Mrs Clara c. Andrews has returned
home from Norway, where she has been
detained by illness for a number OF
weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Vernon Il. SWEET OF BoS'
ton are visiting the family of his father,
BENJAMIN SWEET, for few days.
At the UniverSalist church on Sunday
there was a special Children's Day ser
vice at the usual morning hou:. Five
children were baptized, and four adults
were received into the church.
Mrs. J. H. Stuart has returned from
her trip To Boston, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Grace NJ. Stuart, who has
graduated from the Wheelock kinder
garten training school in Boston.
Mt. Mica Lodge |. o. o. F., will have
work in the third degree next Thursday
evening. There will be a rehearsal for
this degree Tuesday evening. Members
of the degree staff are requested to be
present at 5 O'Clock sharp.
Mrs. J. p. Sprague, who has been here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Maxim, for a few weeks, left Saturday
for Portland, where she will visit her
brother for few days, and will then re-
turn to her home in Chicago.
More or less matter of local nature
and correspondence is unavoidaoly
omitted from this issue of the Democrat
for reasons which will perhaps be
obvious. We won't do it again till
some other convention meets.
Roy Cole, while playing ball ON the
Edward Little High School team at
Hebron "Wednesday, was injured while
sliding for base, a muscle being torn
away in the vicinity of the heart. The
injury was rather painful but not serious.
A cavalcade of gipSies passed through
the village from north TO south Sunday
morning There were four teams OF
them and a led horse, and there was no
question, from their complexion, cleanli-
ness O. and general appearance, as to
what they were.
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler entertained
eleven young ladies Thursday evening,
in honor of Mrs. j. Z. Sprague, who was
about 10 start on her return home TO
Chicago Refreshments OF Welsh rare
bit. fancy crackers, coffee and ice cream
we're served, and delightful evening
was enjoyed.
A number of friends were invited by
Mrs. f.. A Howe to the home of her
sister. Mrs. Maurice l.. NOyeS, Thursday
evening. in honor of another sister, Mrs.
T. ]. RamSdell of Caribou, who is spend
ing few weeks here. A picnic supper
was carried, as they had expected to go
tn Penley'S Grove if the frigidity of the
weather had not prevented. A social
evening was spent.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of Paris High School
will be delivered at the Baptist church
next Sunday afternoon at 2:3O, by Rev.
J. Wallace ChesbrO, pastor of the
church. The graduating exercises will
be held in the same church Thursday
evening, June -, at s o'clock. The
class is record one for this school,
thirty-one members, considerably
larger number than have ever graduated
at Que time before.
The w. c. T. l.. of our village was
most graciOusly entertained at the NJ. +.
church parlor Thursday afternoon,
June Sth, by the president, Mrs. K. L
Chapman, and Mrs. john Small. Over
twenty members and friends Of the w.
G. L. L. were present, while seven new
members were received and presented
with the white ribbon. Ice cream anC
fancy crackers were served Ii was {
most social and enjoyable affair through
out.
A handsome and convenient set o
Dickens which he has recently procured
is shown the Democrat by c. Freelano
Penley. Ii is an edition published b,
T. Nelson X Sons of New York, in seven
teen small volumes, of size to slip int
mans side pocket. The print is clea
and handsome, the type good size, ant
the paper, while entirely opaque, is tn
thinnest ever printed on both sides
volumes of 600 TO 500 pages being con
siderably less than an inch in thickness
Miss Beatrice f. SWEET had birthda
party at her home on Oxford Street las
Wednesday afternoon, June 7, on tn
occasion of her seventh birthday. Eight
cen of her little friends were present
Ice cream and cake were served, an
they had pleasant time. Gifts wer
presented as follows:
Handkerchief, Alice Pierce.
Rocking chair. papa and mamma.
Cup and saucer, Doris Culbert.
Cloth for dress. BERTHE Wheeler.
Vitae glass. Myrs Hsggett.
Glass tumber, Mary clifford.
Cup and saucer, Lizzie MuzZy.
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