Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-03-14

The Seneca Club meets this Monda,
evening with Miss Maud Douglass.
Mrs. Clara Dolbier of Upper Dam
Maine, is visiting Mrs. n. F. Stricklan.
a few days.
Important business to be transacted
at the Golden Cross meeting tonight
March 18th.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will work tn,
rank of Esquire at its meeting next Fri
day evening.
Miss Carrie A. Gray has gone t.
Dighton, Mass, where she has posi-
ton teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Dorr and son Of
Mexico are visiting Mr.. DORIS daughter
Mrs. W. l.. Farrar.
The regular court temperance meeting
will be held at the court house Wednes
day at 1:30 p. NJ.
The prize speaking of the high school
is TO be held in New Hall next Friday
evening at o'clock.
Rev. W. II. Bolster of Nashua, Y. H.,
will occupy the pulpit of the COngre.
gational church next Sunday, March 10.
Business meeting of the Good Cheer at
2 p. NJ. Wednesday. Important business
is to come up, and full attendance is
desired
Miss Lila Farrar received fine gold
watch and chain from her uncle, Edgar
Farrar, of Manchester, n. H., on her
birthday, March I'd.
Mrs. A. L. Holmes has gone to Boston
for few days. Alice Stearns accom-
panied her, and will visit her brother
and sister several weeks.
The ladies of the Congregational Cir
Gle will have their next supper and en-
at the veStry Thursday
evening, March 23d. Supper at 6:45.
A farmers institute will be held in
Paris Grange Hall, next Tuesday,
March q, at 1880 A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ.
Speakers from out of the state are Prof.
j. W. Sanborn of Gilmanton, n. H., c.
D. Richardson of Yves. Brookfield, Mass,
iAA u IldblCN VI ~. ~
some of the best Maine speakers viii,
llso be present.
There will be Sunday School insti-
ute for Paris and Norway at the Bap-
list church on Thursday at 2 p. NJ. and
p. NJ, with the following program:
AFTERNOON.
Praise and Promise Service.
Decision Day In the sunday School.
Blackboard Drill.
The Home Department.
The Maine state sunday School Sttr.
Teacher Training Lesson.
Adjournment
EVENING.
Devotional Song Service.
Our County Sunday School Work and Its
leeds.
Offering for State Sunday School Association.
Address, II. f. Lufkin, General Secretary.
The Ladies' Circle of the Baptist
hurch will give souvenir supper We'd |
Iesday evening, March 18th, followed
" a concert. Each one who partakes of
he supper will receive a handsome |
Supper and concert % cents.
'oncert 5 cents. Programme for con-
ert as follows:
lows of Spring, .....--..---.---Ba Baptist Choir. |
Rev. j. w. Chesbro !
Trio,
-. Mrs Cora Briggs, Carl Briggs, Carl Mason. |
Duet. Mrs. Nellie Andrews. Ralph Penfo!d |
Recalling, Mra. Stel a Marston. |
500 ------1eo'Se ou'lns
Trio,
u Mrs. Cora Briggs. Carl Briggs, Carl Mason
Solo, ------Georse Briggs.
The burning of the house on the town
arm has made it necessary TO have a |
own meeting To take some action. A |
meeting is called for next Saturday, |
iarch Is, at 2P.M. The articles to be
onsidered, after moderator is chosen, |
re as follows:
, To see what action the town will take IN |
elation to rebuilding the house on the town |
arm. and If they decide to build a house and |
urnish the same, t. raise such sums of money |
: NAV be necessary for that purpose, anu 10 |
hOOse all niece sary committees for the same
8 To see II the town will vote to sell the |
re ent town farm ami buy another farm.
To see II the town will vote to raise any |
um of money for the support of common schools |
or the ensuing year In addition 70 the amount
aised for thl' purpose at the annual town meet |
NJ; and If so, how much.
). To see II the wn will vote To RAJ any |
um of money for the purchase OF schoo! books
or the ensuing year. in addition to the amount
also for that purpose at the annual town
Meeting; AM II so, how much.
8 To see II the town W II vote to rate any
um OF mOneT for school repairs for the ensuing
ear ia addition TO the amount raised for that
'urpose at the annual town meeting; and II so,
ow much.
The fourth and last of the series of
nusicaleS given by the Schubert Quar-
cite was held last Thursday evening at
he home of Mrs. George |. Burnham on
Pleasant Street. The programme as
arranged was as follows:
iavotte, Resch
'iano solo, PoOnaise. Chopin
Mrs. Briggs.
'ong, SplGish Bolero, Miard
Mrs Wilson.
Violin obligato by Carl Briggs.
Reading. J ne Conquest. Milne
,parte,te Selected
Siano solo SaNony, GODDARD
Carl lean Tolman.
long, II W re Rose, Hesseiberg
-,or,n solo. Cayatint. -,Roir
'' Carl Briggs.
Ia-EscamillV, Engelmann
'iano uuet' ib-March, Engelmann
renting Tonight, arr. by Smith
Quartctte.
Mrs. Burnham'S home was most at
ractively arranged for the pleasure and
comfort of the guests. About fifty in
'ited friends were present and all SEEM
d highly appreciative of the excellent
programme rendered. Much to the re-
ret of those present the number by Mr..
rolman was necessarily omitted on
account of his illness. The programme
vas equal to those preceding it, and
several of the selections were heartily
,ncored and happily responded to by the
,rtists. The whole series have been OF
nigh musical order and it will be regret
ed that this occasion was the close OF
these most enjoyable social events.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
School in this district closed March
10. The names of the scholars not miss
inc a half day are Guy Knightly and
Ellen Knightly. Carroll Penley missed
two DAYS on account of sickness.
King School.
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