Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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n<stns. "a ?. ~ Class ueessinE. frii.y, "a '. =.
naFtIsi Charyh. Rev. J. n. Ceshrans, Pastor, On
esnl.v, prsssh Iar ssf,ics ~ y ~, sahtsih school
3 ~ ?. ~. prayer mestinE - rs., fuiay even.
nr prayer mfsiins, lr.s
Sinris e.,riss eth Oxronn nt.ocnsr are ~ sAis
a 0sfrtr nfug store. Oii fslovs biccs. ~ fAris.
stephen Richardson and Judge Geo. A.
Wilson attended the centennial celebration
% Turner last week. Mr.. Richardson was
Cor many years q citlren Of Turner before
engaging In the hardware business here,
and Turner was the birthplace OF Judge
wilson. Judge Wilson delivered one OF
the addresses OF the day, which the Lstris'
foA J0srH1i with commendable enterprise
Reproduced verbatim In he afternoon issue
OF The same day.
The Directors of the oxford C0uu,y
Poultry Association held meeting In
Engine House Hall last "Wednesday even.
ing II was voted 10 hold an sxhiotion
Dec. 18th. 30th and 3isi. open 10 entries
from all parts OF The State. A liberal pre-
MUM list, and rules and regulations, were
adopted, which will be published la due
time. IL l. not yet decided whether the
exhibition will De held here or In the
nelghborlug village % Norway.
Thursday a little over one hundred mem
bsrs OF the South Paris aud Norway Meth
otist Sabbath schools enjoyed picnic
excursion 20 Bfyant's Pond.
We are Informed that about Us tickets
Tor the ChautAuQuan excursion 10 MArsn'
ocook were sent 20 this railroad station.
bat only three were sold. and those 10
partie. from Paris lllll.
Charles r. Jackson and family have
moved from the Siurtevant house on Nor
way Street, 20 Norway village, where Mt.
Jackson has bought = stsnd.-Ssmuel y.
Davis and family have moved from Miss
Mary A. Porters into the house vacated
by Mr. Jackson.
Moutrose nm, formerly % this place,
now Postmaster a. Oli Orchard, made q
brief visit % mi. village last Tuesday.
Abraham Doble, now living Ia Mrs.
Jordan's rent. has bought the Lawson illll
stand on Gothic Street
Daniel e. swim has moved from The
SAurtisn rcut over y. ID. Bolsier's store
Into The cArsley rent
"wednesday Afternoon there was an alarm
OF Ore AZ J n. starts on High Street
bat prompt action on The part OF those who
first responded % the alarm sxtinguishei
The incipleni Ere In the barn door. A
close scrutiny IL was said revealed the re'
mains OF bunch OF nrc-eraekers and
bunch Of matches. II came near being
sal ending % the glofloas foarta.
J. n. wlllams's rtpaiailou for mAkins
nrsi.eiass hand sewed harnesses II would
seem must be wide spread, nom he ise'
that Ne has lAisly made ~ ani sold on
Orders eight so harnesses, two OF which
went - Minneapolis. AMI several 10 Mas
sachuseiis and he nsw has several OF TIE
sane grade az singlc and double harnesses
ordered Aheai. one % which vii cost
over oue hundred dollars
WIN. A Fro,hingham. Esq, IL having
Fro,hlngAAm Block on Market sqaar,
tee.,sd 70 = new coat OF paint by The Stuart
Bros. which greatly Improves TIE appsar'
Ance % The h1ildiug.
The oficefs % AuforA Encampmeni, No
-. for the ensuing term. are
Mari Leach, q. =, y u. Bolster " IT, y
A RULER. : " 4. q Lowering, }. W. W. u
Ei-aris. scribs. A. D. shurilsf. TREASURER.
Installation evening % third Monday Ia
July.
Thsrr wAs qaltc go0i attendance q,
the basket meeting 81 The Baptist Churehl
rhur.tay. ~ see AMI hear Miss BArr0ws,
The rctufued missionary, aud The Durmes'
glrl. There were also some visitors pres
ent from Surrounding towns.
III Russell, n work Al befllu falls' i
a. home for haying.
W. IL Peufoli ani wife or Island Pond
VI are A. \. y Briggs.
Ak Martha % llavcfhill IL Wishing Al
u. N. Martin's
Rev. Edward 4. Bartlett % L,nollls. III
preached a. he Baptist church. siooiih
aflsruOOu. A. Mr.. Bartlett IL very able
ana Interesting speaker, AM III" many
friends and AcqaAiniances In this Vielnliy'
being . native % lIebroa aud son OF The
late Dea. Etra Bartlett, avery large con-
grrgA,lon gathered 70 hear hin and were
\ much pleased With his discourse.
Rev A. q FiiI OF the Cong1 Church
being away on vacation. there were no
Y services a. this church Sabbath day.
SIR. william Taylor OF this village died
quite suddenly, M0nisy. the 5ih, a, The
r..iience Of his sou, Albion Taylor, with
whom be hal lived FOR several years past.
Ills age was about - years. The fanefAi
s.rYices were held wednesday afternoon,
and were conducted by Rev. = Hooper OF
the N. Y Church. Deceased bad not bee .
many wear. = resident OF the village. hsV.
inc novel here from Bnckneli, yet had
gained the respect OF all.
IL wlnslow and wife returned few
DAYS since from = visit - Berlin, y. III.
they made the Journey In their own car
rage. making frequent stops 20 visit friends
along The way and report most enjoyable
trip.
our beautiful fountain Ia Moore Park. III
the volume OF water thrown were Only
LITTLE larger Il would DC silll more oeauu'
fai than IL Is.
FRANK Burbank, who was a. home for
The Fourth, has returned 10 bis work ~
Berlin Falls. y. II.
The members OF South Paris Grange
have lately bullt very convenient ,nd
ample siore.hOase 10 the sheds adjoining
their hall, capable OF holding several car
loads OF grain and nour. They have late
IN handled large quantities OF corn, shorts,
four. etc, and now have AGAR on the track
They claim 20 eject = considerable saving
by thus huying all needed supplies by The
wholesale on the cooperative plan.
The Board OF Selectmen were In session
here, Saturday. 20 consider proposals from
several iron bridge building companies
relative 20 puiiing In the proposed new
bridge near True's mill. ID. w. Church OF
Gouyerneur. y. Y, agent for the wrought
Iron Bridge Company OF Canton, Ohio, ar
rived here Friday y. N. 10 make estimates
and a proposal FOR bis Company. lie Is
thoroughly versed In bridge construction.
and shows = long list and many handsome
Illustrations OF the bridges they have built
throughout the country. Saturday another
bridge man came. Ray OF Beaver Fails,
Pa, representing the Penn. Bridge Co,
who will also make proposals Tor putting
In the bridge.
AZ. shurilsf. the veteran poultry
breeder OF this village, has some OF The
largest chickens We have yet seen; also
some gosllngs OF the Toulouse variety,
nearly ~ large - the old geese. lie has
almost $50 chickens, all told OF some ) or