Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-17
West Paris.

Rev. Chester Gore Miller preached q
very able sermon for the Odd Fellows at
the Universalist church Sunday after.
noon.
Rev. A. @. Phelps, D. D., of Water
vile, gave On impressive sermon before
the graduating class of West Paris High
School Sunday morning ut the Universal
ist church.
The Oxford United Baptist Assooia'
ton was held with the local church last
Wednesday and Thursday. Sixty dele.
gates from away were present, and TWEEN.
ty remained over night. On account Of
repairs on the Baptist church the serv-
ices during the day were held In the
Methodist chapel, and the evening serv-
ice in Grange Hall. Each day dinner
was served in Centennial Hall, and sup
per Wednesday night. The meetings
were well attended, and were helpful
and inspiring. The following excellent
program was given:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Praise Service conducted bv
Rev. r. NJ. Lamb of Canton
Address, The Bible and the World To-day.
Mrs. Helen II. Carlson of Paris
Discussion Of the above topic led by
Miss L. b. Treadwell, Bryant's Pond
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Address, The Minister and the World To-day,
Rev. Clarence Emery Of Mexico
Discussion led by
Rev. H. H. Hathaway, West Paris
Women's Missionary Hour In charge Of
Mrs. II. H. Purington. Mechanic Falls
Mrs. Carlson, who has recently returned
after ten years In China, showed their
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Cole.
WEDNESDAY EvENINa-YoUNa PEOPLES sEs-
SION.
Address. --.--.--. Lieut.. Il. L. Newman, Hebron
Address, The Church and the Wider Outlook,
Rev. II. B. Williams. d. D.. Lewiston
THURSDAY MORNING.
Praise Service. Prayer and Testimony led by
Rev. Frank P. Dresser, Buckfeld
Address, In Debt to World To-day and re-
port Of Denver, Col, Convention,
Rev. G. Fl. Hamlen. ID. D., Lewiston
Discussion led by Rev. G. II. Newton.
Reports.
Business.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotions led by H. H. Hathaway, West Paris
Address, The Holy Spirit In the World To-day,
Rev. G. H. Hamlen
Il. NJ. Purington, Mechanic Falls
The Lords Supper conducted BY
Children's Sunday was observed at the
Universslist church Sunday. An excel.
lent program was rendered by the chill
drep, and the church was prettily deco
rated. Eight children we're baptized by
the pastor.
Rev. 81. A. Msrkley was in Waterville
Friday to attend meeting of the Inter.
denominationsl Commission of Maine az
a representative of the Universalist Con.
vention of Maine.
Mrs. 81. A. Markley spent the week
end in Portland, her native town.
Mrs. Phils Mayhem went to Farming
ton Saturday to attend commencement
of Pennington Normal, of which her
daughter, Mildred Davis, Is a member of
the class.
Mrs. Henry Brock went to the Cen.
trail Maine General Hospital Saturday
for treatment for blood poisoning in her
hand.
Miss Laura Emery recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the Cen.
trail Maine General Hospital, and is do
ing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsforest Estes have gone
to housekeeping in Mrs. o. K. Yates
rent.
Miss Alice Barden Is at home from
Waterville.
Miss Belle Dolley of Portland is q
guest of Mrs. F. Z. Wheeler.
Some over fifty from Oxford Chapter
of Norway visited Granite Chapter, o.
E. s., Thursday evening, and conferred
degrees upon two candidates.
NJ. S. Bubier had the misfortune to
lose his valuable dog Bunny" by his
being run over by an automobile. The
dog was very intelligent and we'll be.
haved animal.
Mrs. q. E. Hamilton OF Greenfield,
Mass, is the guest of her brother, 81. W.
Dunbar.
John Estes has moved his family to
the Harvey Pratt place above Trap
Corner, which he recently bought.