Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-20

3. solo. just Little BOOKING Chair for You
a Solo and duet Under Southern Skies
Response by Chorus.
I. Song and chorus. Angelina.
8. Character Song, Deed 90.
g. Instrumental music, Four ledlee.
T. Song and chorus. Dinner Bells.
8. Character song and dance. Four Pickaniunies.
9. Farce. Too Much Discipline.
10. Tambourine Solo. By Bones.
IL Cake walk.
u. Character Song, o., p...,. ,,,,.,, p,o-n
Zee Gwins to my Old Kentucky Home.
i sssas s'Ga2s e1 Adam and Ez. %ss
Il. Queen: of Ebony Bellies. Eight Ladies'.
Is. Song. Old Black Joe.
l9 Comedy Song, On Your Way.
20. Finale, Waitin' for de Horn to Blow.
Full Chorus.
Thursday evening the programme will
contain new and interesting features
there will be several entirely new songs,
and q different farce. Thursday even
ing:
1. overture, Minstrels' Delight.
3. Song, Ebenezer Brown, By Dinah
s. Ballad, Why Adam Sinned.
4. Song and Chorus. Angelina.
s. Character Song, Deed DO.
8. Song and chorus. Dinner Bells.
Z. Duet and chorus. Under southern SKIES
s. Farce, The Chinese Servante
s. Comic Song. p Eys.ySSSiy Works but Father
10. Song and Dance, BY Ladies'.
IL. Song and chorus, Old Kentucky Home.
II. Song and dance. By Nobody.
-. Irish Song.
Is. Finale, watin' for de Horn to Blow.
Admission to the hall each evening 25
cents. Children under II, Is cents.
Curtain at eight o'clock. After the pro
gramme on the last evening, short
social will be held and ice cream and
cake will be served by colored walters.
The committee have spared no pains to
arrange an attractive and pleasing pro-
gramme, and If the weather Is pleasant
the indications are favorable for large
attendance, as rooms are already being
engaged by friends from out of town
who expect to be present. New cos.
TUNES have been made for tho ladies and
the gentlemen will be dressed in the
style befitting "The Colored -Four
Hundred" Come and see the picka-
ninniesi
Samuel Estes, Jr., and his wife are
moving into Mrs. Annie Emmons' house
In the Paris Hill items of last week wal
noted the marriage of Mr.. Estes and Miss
George NJ. Garland of that town.
Miss Minnie A. Lane is now boarding
at 81. R. Tuell's.
Rev. Alfredo Brewster spoke in ar
- ~ ~ khe
Methodist church Monday evening Of
last week. Subject, "Why you SHOULD
join the w. C. T. u" Mrs. L. C. Bates
presided at the meeting, and prayer wa!
offered by Rev. Mr.. Nelson. Music con
sisted of solo by Mrs. s. T. White, ant
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Irish
Closed by singing a hymn.
Miss Ethel NJ. Howe has been making
visit at Harrison.
Miss Jennie L. Bradbury is visiting II
Massachusetts, for few weeks.
Our people will unite in good wishe!
to Mr.. Lewis NJ. Mann, who was married
Feb. 14th, to Miss Mabel E. Allen of Mil
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann were married
at South Paris by Rev. J. d. Little, ant
came here where they remained for ,
short time, then going to Bryant's Pond
Mr.. Mann's house has been unoccupiet
this winter, except for occasional shor
trips he has made here, as his mother
Mrs. Carrie Mann, is in Massachusetts,
He has superintendent looking afte
his clothespin mill here which is doing
la good business. We think Mr.. Mann i
to be congratulated on his choice of ,
valentine, and hope he and his wife viii
some time make their permanent resi-
dence here.
Rev. D. F. Nelson observed Lincoln
birthday Sunday, Feb. II, with an ap
propriate memorial sermon which wa
of much interest. A large picture o
Mr.. Lincoln was draped with flag, ant
placed on an easel on the platform.
A party of about twenty-four gathere'
at the home of Geo. F. Marshall on Sat
urday evening, Feb. 10, to give SUI
prise party to Mr.. and Mrs. John L
Marshall, who had been invited out t
tea while the preparations were il
progress. They returned home to fin,
the house filed with their friends, and
very pleasant evening was passed in play
ling whist and other games. At lat
hour every one adjourned to the larg
front room where long table lighted b,
candles was tastefully prepared. A sup
per consisting of four kinds of salads
hot rolls, all kinds of cake, chocolate
and harlequin ice cream, was enjoyed b.
all. The joke of the evening was tina
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall supposed tn
party to be in honor of Misses Nellie AM
Georgia Marshall, who were at home TO
a few days, and did not learn the trutl
until the guests had departed.
The school scholars held a social a
Odd Fellows Hall last Friday evening
Refreshments were served.
The Wednesday club held its frs
meeting this month at the home of Mis-
Ruth Tucker with a large attendance
Wednesday of this week the club is en-
tertained by Mrs. Il. G. Loveland
Special topics are Famous Battles OF tn
Revolution and Distinguished Foreigner
in the Revolutionary Army. The clul
is considering changing the annua
election of its officers to May, thereb.
causing the officers to serve during tn
prepared programme which extend
from September to the last of May. Th,
months of June, July and August ar
used as vacation from club meetings.
| Mrs. Lucelia Morton returned home tt
South Paris last week after having spen
q few days with her son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence L. Morton. Mr.. Nor
ton has been i'll with the grippe, but II
now convalescent. Mrs. Morton has JUS
gone to Haverhill, Mass, for short visi
with her relatives. During her absence
Mr.. Morton will board at j. r. fuckers
About fifty members of Paris Grange
visited West Paris Grange by invitation
on Saturday, and fine social time wa.
enjoyed by all. After little business
in the morning the rest of the forenoon
was occupied in relating incidents in the
life of Abraham Lincoln. Rev. Mr.
Clifford of Paris Grange gave an in
teresting talk on the life and work Of
our first martyred president. A bounti-
full dinner was provided in the dining
hall lately fitted up for such purposes
The afternoon was occupied in a literary
programme provided by West Paris
Grange. 1t consisted of music, read
ings and farce entitled "An Irish En-
gagement." Remarks were made by
several members of Paris Grange in
regard to the fraternal state of feeling
which has always existed between the
two oranges. All returned to their
homes feeling that another social and
profitable meeting had been enjoyed by
all who attended.
North Paris.
Plenty of snow now and there are
lively times amongst the teamsters.