OXFORD.
St Andrew’s Day. The anniversary of St Andrew was ob served as a holiday at this township. The weather was delightfully pleasant, favoring the attendance at divine service held in the church, the bazaar, social tea meeting, and entertainment. St Andrew’s Church, Oxford, was handsomely decorated with wreaths and flowers on this occasion, and there was a full congregation. Prayers were read by the Rev F. T. Opie, incumbent of the parish, the lessons by the Rev H. Glasson, and C, J, Merton, a sermon appropriate to the occa sion being preached by the Rev H. Glasson. The singing was nicely conducted, The offertory taken will be devoted to the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge. The bazaar was held in the Oddfellows’ Hall for the sale of fancy and miscellaneous articles, of which there was a choice selec tion, and a fair amount of trade was done. The stalls were under the management of the Misses Wollstein and Hamilton.
