Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
PARIS


The members % Perham Lodge, Of GoO'
Tcmp'srs, are requested 10 meet al tho
Academy, Monday evening, at 30o'clock.
Important business will be transacted. and
every member should attend.
Any person who wishes 90 Purchase 4
home on Paris Ilill, should call At this %.
fcr We have for sale a good sired two.
story house. With cll ADD barn. There are
two acres Of land with plenty OF fiuii on
the place.
Saturday cvtuing. the Members % the
Paris lliil Brass Band paid vlslt 10 their
tuba player, Fred Cooper. who lives shout
four niles east % the viilsge Arriving
a. shout . O'Clock. they found an improvised
band stand Ia the pleasant ofchsrd grounds,
brightly Illuminated. awaiting ihCn. In u
tcr 90 dozen selections we're plsyef The
ffowuing heights 81 Oli Stfcsksi made =
good souuilng.bOaTd when ih,y rc-cchocd
tack The reycfbcrailons OF Aiua's drum
beats a. they reused the sleepcrs 10 that
quitt ueighborhooi % the airs OF I" Calu.
met. q" D'Arilguan." Down The Line, "
aud other Inspiring melodies inslde. =
whole bin OF apples and other goodies ~.
fofdei good cheer Tor the visitors. who In
turn treated the host. his family, hin and
neighbors 90 plenty % lively masie, both
vocal and instrumental Retreat" was
sounded A. n. and A. The party rode home.
ward In the September breeze, and "chlp-
ped In for their conveyance, IL was voted
q good rctdrn fof the investment
james ;. Wright. esg, was called 10
Wilton lat week ~ the serious Illness %
bis faiher. gentleman over eighty years
% age
Ell Paris, esq OF New York. Is In
town with his family. Mr. Paris Il one
Of the homlrg blris Who l. always hcarii.
In welcomed 10 his native town 81 Buck.
rcii and In Paris where he spent BIZ early
years. A gentleman well acquainted with
The family said. the other day. " the Par.
rises are very loyal 90 their native towns q"
THIS IL particularly true Of the gentleman
above referred to,-hc takes - much In.
tercsi In the welfare % this section A. 10
shown BY many Of the present residents.
Quarterly meeting % the oxford Btp-
tlst Association will be held with The
Church ia this village. this week. first
mecilng. wednesday. AZ iOa m The ses-
sion continues through wednesday and
Thursday.
Rev q. NJ T.. King OF Washington, ID
G.. spent Sunday 10 town
Rev Mr Cumming. Of the Baldwin Place
Home fOf Little Wanderers will be- In town
next sunday. with some OF bis children.
H. will be- In the Baptist church with them
sunday evening Come In AMI hear the
little ones ling.
An Interesting missionary meeting WAS
held 10 the Baptist vrstry. Sandsy evening
The exercises were arranged ani conduct
a by the Young Peoples Society, and con.
sisted % singing, reading, etc.
Red Rldlngh0od, a pretty opcfttta, was
reproduced ~ The lnlTersallst Society,
wednesday evening The sfalr was very
credltable. and a large audience contrib
utcd q the Interest AMI Income Of the nc
cAslon.
DR. Carter and family % Brooklyu, \ Y,
have been spending The summer Al Mrs. A.
II. Msson's. They return 70 the city, this
week.
E.P. Chase. esq Of Portland, l. spend.
Ing q week In town.
Miss Cllrie Kendall Of Lynn l. Al Mr..
Glles's.
Alarge sumner hotel Il needed on Paris
Mn. II would prove profitable venture.
Now Il the time 10 form stock conpiny
Tor this pafpose while securities are low,
AMI money l. looking for profitable In
ve.tment Hundreds % people have ap.
piled for summer board 10 this village, AMI
have not been able 20 secure rooms. There
8. no reason why this place should not be
a famous summer resort. IL can be made
80, n some one will erect the needed
buildings and make ample accommodations
Tor those who wish b come here.