Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

Pastor Ga sunday, preaching service. ie-o A. q.
sabbath seheel. u -, ts.hsf's MEETING. se a.. |;
yoang pecplss nesslns. 49, .. ~. prayer msstlng.
t0r Y "Wednesday prayer meeting. -.
Msshoi.t Church. hey. \. iiespsf. fAsieri ou
Sunday. prssehlns ssr,ic,. io..s A. ~ sAbesih.
. : 1,. ~ s .ss % .''Ss ..., 1i. ~
nsTs's, Charsk. Rev. ,. y. Cessfshs, rssiss, On
9T..': prsJsr lsss,iar ~ p. n. rriday svsa.
ing prayer meeting. ir.s.
stsrtD xtrrtxes.
f.AAh. Regular meeting rse'd.y s'snlas on
LOO. F.-Mosns Mic. Ie.iss. r,ruiaf Ins.,ings.
Tkars.lay steaing u 18Th -esk. = Aurors incsmp-
msas ART Al third Mcnisy s.sninr. 81 s.ch uoath
4. - li.-rsris 1rshss. .eccad Saturday II saeh
s.oiisa Cru... - ssosai sai bird Tuesdays.
l. .. q. Is. iefi. l,.ir.. Ne al. meets s'sfy
h..slsy s,esing n N Nsshsi,., Ns.,y. -
knieht. Il Lshat.- SSH i'af,s Assembly, Ne.
ies uiss,. s,sry SATURDAY svsuinT IN iAn.oou Hail.
sissIs cop,s. 81 he orresp pr.ec.,r AZ. -, sale
a. Osf's prus store. OH fsiio-s blesk. ~ fsfi''
&c. Merrill Il now right 10 the midst
OF his bu.les, season. Besides selling
very large quantities OF his agricultural
tools In this State. he Il now shipping
large qasntitles OF his patent harrow blades
10 Mass, as well AZ . considerable number
OF bis patent %. X. Reversible Mouldbosrd
Plow. lie also reports large and grow
Ing demand for his implements In New
Hampshire.
A subscription paper was circulated here
las, week 10 raise fluids with which 10
make Arrangements 90 suitably celebrate
Decoration or Memorial Day. Programme
OF the day will he found In another column.
A. NJ. Gerry's store IL crowded 80 full
Of goods that 1, iooks.as II he would have
10 build another store soon.
The series Of lectures by Rev. u \
Weber. OF Richmond, Ne, which were
held In New Hall. closed last Thursday
evening. bat have been continued since Ia
LirscOit Hall The lectures proved highly
Instructive and Interesting. and Mrs.
webber WAS nue singer. There VI. q
fair attendance throughout
George II. Jones, grocery dealer. oppo.
site q. r. depot. has sold out bis stock
and good will 10 Charles Adams, OF Nor
way.
VIII. MeArils. Who has painting JOB
In Boston. MAS home last week Tor short
visit
George W. Berry and Frank kimbali,
Who have been Al work In Boston, re-
turned lN, Taesisy, TO work for Paris
Mfg Co.
Walter Morton has scared the agency
for this section of The Star Bicycle. manu-.
featured by Smith bros, OF Smithsille.
New Jersey. lie has already secured or
der. Tor three. which will shortly be seen
In operation on our streets. This l. q
treails mschlue, enabling short person
% ride |. large 9 wheel n be desires, al
though The largest slfss are no, pafiicu'
larry recommended.
Df. q y. Bfaibary. lately OF Paris HUI.
has removed % this village aud IL located
a. the Anifews House.
Edwin I Spofofi. We learn, IL soon "a
bulii atso story hoass on The lot he lately
bought OF swim AMI klmbsll, on The wes,
slis OF Western Avsnne.
samuel y. Briggs has been gislug al.
house thorough coat of rubber psini oa,.
side AMI inside, besides whlissashlng sni
papsrlng throughout
n looks now a. II there would De cou'
siderable balliing here III. sammsr.
Mrs. samuel y. Briggs male short trip
90 Porilsni ihi. last week n visit her
mother. who has been sunsrlug nom q
broken lex and hardly expected 10 I've.
Dtni,l G. ssln worked for John CAfsley
las, week collecting eggs from The vafious
grocery stores 10 the county.
y. G. briggs display. ,ae nne.i line OF
early vegetables. green siuf. straw.
berries and oihsr frulIs ever shown 10 hl'
town.
Addison Tlrrsli has been al work ior the
past week on The grounds about the Dap
ilsi church. which are being graded aud
pat 10 nr.t class shspc.
IsouArd Whitman 1, mlklns some &c.
pairs Ou bis bgliiiugs.
sllas 4. Maxim aui wife reached bone
last saturday from siflp across The coz
ilneni AMI return. Leavlus home The nf,s
OF January they have since visited varioas
polui. IN Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New
York. Michigan. Minne.ois. Iuilans.
Pennsylvania. Missouri. Ssbfasu and
csufofnla They report The uipa very
erj5yAhle oas sui spPsar greatly oensn'ei
Ia health
EP Case. % Portland. formerly res
idea, % ,hls town, WAS here on . short
visit last week
Eisln l.. BAL. architect. % Palmer,
Mass. arrived 10 town last Friday. 10 take
charge % the construction % The new
factory % the Paris MFG Go. Active
wofk on which will be commenced the
present week Instsai OF Que large bald
log a. heretofore. there will be sir build
ing. this time 90 that The Ore risk vii De
reduced % the minimum.
Arthur &. King. Eco. OF Detroit, Mich,
AMI Joseph A. King. Of Portland. both
natives Of hi. town. made q brief stop q,
The old homestead last week on their way
90 the RAnglsy Lake region FOR . fort
nlghts h,hing tour.
The family ofC. r. Richardson are max
log preparations 10 follow bin 10 Mime
.polis We understand they are - start
10 about awtk.
Eagspc FLETCHER has jlsi purchased .
second pair % horses ~ use about bis
trucking business.
Thiyer Bros. hal nve horses arrive by
train from Boston last Friday.
WIN. NJ. SHAW, engineer. and Winnie
IIOdgman. frtman, on the Norway Branch
wee both discharged last week by The q
+. H. Co. for alleged lnfrsciion OF the
rule. OF the company.
Notwithstanding the cold weather OF the
pas, week the spple trees are beginning 10
look quite white
There are several cases % scarlet fever
10 The village. though In most Instances
the disease runs quite light.
Mr.. Ella Thsyer for many years resi-
dent OF this village. bat nov llElns 10
Massachusetts,, IL here for short visit.
Dr. J. W. Davis spent last week a. bis
branch once In Gorham, ". II.
II any person or persons have any sur
plus csplisl they Wish 10 invest, they can
learn Of = profitable and safe Investment
by cOufefriug with the X OF l., u. D. u
G, / o. @. T. and q. A. X. societies OF
this village, neither OF whom have q suit
able hall at present In which 10 meet. The
Knights OF Labor Assembly, already large
aud quite rapidly Increasing, have To 20
outside the village for hall, which they
have already oatgrown. The Golden Cross
meets AZ the homes OF members. The
Good Templars Lodge IL the largest 10 the
State, and they are anxiously looking about
FOR q suitable ball. and the q. A. X Post
about 10 be organized will want 10 NEE,
somewhere; so iha, any party who will
provide q suitable hall, that would accom-.
mOdaie $50 TO 900 people, centrally located.
at = reasonable rental-can lease IL perma-
nently 10 these societies for three or four
evenings use each week. Now that busl-
ress Is starting up here and the population
OF the village IL Increasing quite fast, and
these societies are not only permanent In.
stltutl0rs but va fair 10 increase largely
In membership. II would seem A. II build.
ing OF hall, with one or two stores IN.
d,rneath. would be = profitable and desir'
able Investment