Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-06-19
Mrs. C. M. Howard is visiting In

Mrs. c. NJ. Howard il visiting in
Everett, Mass.
Charles Morse and family of Min
neapolis are guests at A. E. Morse's.
Miss Barthlome of Boston is guest of
Miss Mary H. Taylor at Mrs. L. C..
Morton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Dean are on a
carriage drive to Dixfield, Carthage and
other places.
The house of E. NJ. Millett (the j. H.
Winslow place. on High Street is having
a story added to its height.
Sanford Brown and W. N. Spring
spent a couple of days fishing on Wild
River last week, and got their baskets
full.
Mrs. DR.. Clark wishes to sell small
quantity of household goods this week,
also one driving wagon and sleigh. See
advertising columns.
Miss Grace Murphy was visited over
Sunday by friend, Miss Helen McManus,
accompanied by her nephew, James
Malone, Of Dorchester, Mass.
A special meeting of Mizpah Assembly,
p. S.. will be held Thursday evening,
June 81, at 7:30, for the election Of
officers and other business that may
come before the assembly.
Chandler Swift, George P. Tucker,
George w. Cole, Charles T. Buck and
Franklin Maxim, from VIM. K. Kimball
Post, G. A. R., were in attendance at the
state encampment at Portland last week.
Rev. T. S. Bruce of Warrenton, North
Carolina, will speak at the Baptist
church Sunday evening at o'clock. Mr..
Bruce is the principal of the Shiloh Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute and those
who heard him when he was here last
year will want to hear him again.
Miss Charlotte Giles entertained the
members of the high school class of 1904
at her home Saturday evening, in honor
of Harold g. Anderson and Miss Florence
Tufts, both members of the class, who
were to be married the next day. Eight
of the fourteen members of the class
were present. The prospective bridal
couple were presented with silver berry
set.
More sidewalk law enforcement last
Friday. Myron Richardson of Denmark,
walk, requested gentleman ahead of
him to give him a chance to 60 by. I'm
fortunately it happened to be Policeman
Bennett who was in his way, and the
sequel was a fine of Sl00 and costs in
the Norway court, the whole amounting
to 1878.
On account of the rain of Sunday, the
Odd Fellows memorial service was post
poned until next Sunday. The graves in
Pine Grove cemetery were decorated be-
fore the rain began, but the decorating
in Riverside will be done after the me-
mortal service next Sunday. The ad-
dress will be given by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will meet at
the hall at | 80. If it is rainy the entire
service will be in the hall.
A few of the pupils of Mrs. Cora S.
Briggs, between the ages of IL and Is,
gave a recital Thursday afternoon at 2:30,
and friends. The following programme
was piayeu'
Fair Rosamonde, Krogmann, Reren,ce Nash
Queen Of Hearts. krOgmann.
The Lark's Song, Tchaikowsky,
Morning Serenade, Behr.
Geneva Young.
March, Ganschals, E,beI Rennett
Lily OF the Valley, Lichner,
Cheerfulness, Bohm,
The Shepherd Boy, Wilson, .------Azola Pike
Edelweiss, LANCE,
La Fieuse. Horvath,
Chapel In the Valley, Wilson,
Marguerite Swan.
ON with the Polonaisel Tourbie, I
Simple Confession, Thome,
Geneva Barker
Pensee. GODDARD, pearl Cook
Maypole Dance, Oehlmer, Clara H,tbaway
Berceuse, Euglemann,
After the programme the young ladies
served their guests with refreshments,
and received many compliments for their
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