Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-06-26

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The new telephone line was opened
Tuesday. A. G. Farrar strung the wire.
Geo. West IL cut off from the line be-
cause his machine will not transmit .
sound. he has sent 1t away to have 1t
put In order.
In the Baptist church next Sunday
Rev. e. o. Taylor will be assisted In the
services by two evangelists.
The Universalist church is undergoing
repairs. A. G.. Farrar has finished the
carpenter work and when the plastering
is done the repairs will be completed
and the church will be ready to hold
services in.
Children's Day was observed by the
Baptist church Sunday, the 18th. Quite
large congregation gathered despite
the rain. The programme was In charge
of Mrs. Villa West. Prayer was offered
by Moses Dow. The exercises BY the
children were very much enjoyed espe-
cially the flower drill by eight girls, and
the flag exercise by five boys. A solo,
The Rose Strewn Way, by Mrs. Minnie
Jewett, was we'll rendered. The other
singers were Miss Luella Farrar, soprano.
Mrs. l.. M. Maxim, alto, r. N. Stetson
and w. NJ. Hammond, tenor, Geo. West
and B. G. Hammond bass, Mrs. E. b.
Thomas organist. Rev. E. o. Taylor
was delayed by the bad travelling, but
arrived in time to make some interesting
remarks to the children before the close
of the concert. Mr.. Taylor illustrated
what he had to say by object lessons so
that the children very clearly understood
his meaning. All felt well repaid for
the pains taken in coming out In the
rain.
Mrs. Helen Farrar has gone to Auburn
to be with her aunt who recently sub
mitted to surgical operation.
Miss Agnes Savage came here Satur-
day from Mexico, where she has been
teaching, to spend Sunday with her
friend, Mrs. E. j. Marston. Miss Savage
left Monday for her home in Brewer &C
companied by Mrs. Marston, who has
gone to spend two or three weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks.
Fred Marston of Portland Is spending a
few weeks with his cousin, DR.. E. j.
Marston.
Lottie Allen, who has been at work
for Mrs. E. j. Marston, has gone to her
home in Paris.
Fred Allen of Paris is working for DR..
Marston.
Lester Harris of Fayette was in town
last week. He left for home Monday
accompanied by Flossie Farrar who has
gone there on visit.
Miss Belle Gibbs of LivermOre Falls Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. II. E. Pulsifer.
Mrs. q. E. Pulsifer has sold sachet
powder enough to procure lawn swing
which she expects to receive in few
days.
j. A. Tuell, who has been critically ILL
is able to again drive his bakers wagon
Maurice Farrar has gone to Bucktield,
where he has employment in livery
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Field and daugh.
ters, Ora and Doris, and son Keith, spen
SUNDAY with Mrs. E. G. Small.
b. NJ. Small, Esq, and little son Rich
ard, of Pennington, visited Mr.. SmalPi
mother, Mrs. E. G. Small, a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie DeCosta and soI
Edwin of South Paris have come to spend
the summer here with Mrs. DeCosta'i
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Chandler
Mrs. Ira Hartman of Oxford and Mrs
Bertha Carter of Haverhill, Mass, are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Brown
E. T. Brown and David Brown Of Au
burn are here buying cattle.
Mrs. r. A. Chandler has gone to Lew
iston.
Mrs. NJ. P. Heald made trip to Lew.
iston and back Wednesday.
| II. G.. Jewett went to Brunswick Sat
lurday, returning Monday.