Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
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Pastor, Preaching service On sunday. Gs '. ~
sss.s.l rsiloa. Church, Rev n = Riesu,
pastor. frsaslar service, sani.,. 10 - A. ~ Sab
haih school, N IS A. ~. Social Mestiag. 90. ~,
Tuesday. f.adies' Prayer Meeting, - '. a.,
Ihas.a.y: r,gulsr -sslly Prayer Meeting. ior'
is,hs.ii.i chur,h. ,. A. Cery. Pastor. rr,seh.
lng kerlee, 10 20 A ~, Sabbath school ~ 20 -,
sasih E,sslng Meeting. 90 '. -; Weinsstsy
Prayer Meeting. % '. a.; Class heetns' fndv'
0er.u
rlrrD urxruss.
r.AA. M.-unloa H. A. q. No. -. assemblies
Wednesday Evsninr, On % hsfate fall mcon, Ma
souie lI.l. Albloa ilsr.sy. u; u. H.guln mesi,ng
Essnihg. "a or before fail meoe. u. D. rmlih, SEC;
4. n. -. f.-RsgalNr meeting N odi feless'
IiAll, even Tuesday Eyeuing. A. !. v. fss, sec:
wildey EscAmpmsnt. Ne. ~, mests In Odd fellou.'
%oa,h' r. l.. ws6e. ssribs.-t,rsisd Maia. Rs
lief Asso.iailca q MANI. %. o. v. Assssi
.ass,ler. third hoadsy In January. As himhaii'
or r.-Rssulas meeting Ia II.iA.~sy Bloct.
every "Wednesday Eysnine. A. .. Rove. &. G..
~. n. Isssslls, n. u X. Ani =.
10 g Ia s. .;T.s.' al',..'''p saturday eve
q, A.. HILLARY Ru.i Poet Ne. -. meet, ne IT., -
rrilsy Eveains N sssh mnnth, 10 TRANCE Hall ID
A. Elsards, Commander.
q. o. "a. C.-Mss'. ne ar.i sad lAlrs frd.y svsa.
i 81 V-Mssi. u tiraase Hall af.t sad thlra Mon.
d,S sysaas. q sssh %'s,A' y HANGS. S-R s;.,,,
ths ar ani thif WEDNESDAY evenings q each nanih
G. u. Cummings and Sous will start up
their paste shop a. fast a. they can get
help. They advertise for thirty girls.
Orisrs are plenty and the prospect for
good season. Il excellent
-. - NJ ha Mnnl(lnal
Court vas well attended. Eatry OF new
cases vas large.
Saturday AiouIo Dean. OF Paris, was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff, A. u. Bassett'
fos drunkenness aud disturbing the peace.
lie was committed TO Paris jail. Mondsy
morning he Vas arrAlgned befofe the
Jadse OF the SorwsT Court, pleaded guilty
aud Tor bis fun Was nned ~ 90 aud costs.
lie paid and WAS discharged. The entire
cost OF hi. fun came well no 10 ego.
Capt Amos v. Noyes, OF this village,
has been granted an increase OF pension.
DR.. u Drake IL In Boston this week
purchasing furnishings for his dental
rooms.
Dou ssl,I, OF the brooklyn Eagle, and
mother, Mrs. J. A. Seltt, OF North Con.
way, n. H.. are visiting friends In this
village.
sN Back, OF the late ntm OF Brooks &
Buck, was thrown from the road cart wnils
81 work on the Highways last week, aud
broke his arm near the wrist.
The grocery frm OF A. G, Greene 4 Co.
are having their store painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Haskell are
visiting In Wilton this week.
About nity members OF the Harrison and
Morton club went To West Paris this week
10 attend the Republican rally.
Mr.. Elirldge. formerly foreman In the
shoe factory In this village. was In town
last week. lie Is now employed by the
MeKsy Sutcher TO.
Sorwsy'- fsvorits Snowman, II. Price
w.bber. with the Boston Comedy Com
psny, will present the "I.litle Detective
Monday evening, Sept l0Ih, In The Opera
House. NJ. weobsr IL always sure OF
good house In this ylll,ge.
The Methods, Circle met N Mrs.
Js~s,t's Thursday.
q. Rlne-, the baker. has failed. Lila
bllltle. about $1,000. Assets $500 10 $500
Creditor. principally Portlsnt parties.
Cnarle. q Mason, dealer 10 hardware.
assisted ~ Deputy Sheriff. A. Il. Bssseu
sni assistant, IL msking an Inventory OF
III. stock In trade. The -torc In the mean
time IL closed Attachments placed by
Portland creditors.
J n Robinson, Of Oxford, Republican
nominee for Representative 10 Legislature.
was In tosn this week.
Jonas q. Smith. law student a. once OF
G. T. Holt, will teach school al MOBILES
Corner this winter.
Mr.. OTIS Jones. who 4. spending the
summer here, while on Plkes Hill recently
.prslned bis ankle. lie 10 connnsd To the
house and II will be several weeks before
be can get shout work.
winneli Scott Robinson. Democratic
nominee for County Commissioner, was In
town last week.
The he,yy frosts OF "Wednesday aud
nights OF last week did great
i.m,gc IN the crops The beans aud corn
In most localities throughout town have
been killed. Almost without exception
.qaash, eucumDer, and tomato vines have
shared q similar fate. IL comes exceed.
Ingly hard for the farmers H but little OF
heir corn and bean crops have been mar
ke,ed.
About two hundred members OF the IIar.
rlson and Morton club aud the Repuoli'
rams from this town attended the rally 81
Bethel Thursday evening. They report
one OF the most enthusiastic meetings ever
held Ia old oxford County.
Mrs.. +. A. Huston and daughter Alice,
% Auburn. have visited q, T. y. Smiths
daring the past week. Mr.. II. does the
second larges, baking business In Ne"
England.
Lieut. W. W. Klmbsll. OF the U. 8. Navy
stationed a. Hartford, wife and Mrs. Raw
-on Fuller and daughter. Of Chlesgo, have
been entertained the past week by Hon.
II. NJ. Besree.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beal has . very pretty cam.
palgn Dag over the Sidewalk In mont OF
bis door. The likeness OF Harrison on
one side and thu, Of Morton on the other.
Three young men enthusiastic with
Ideas accompanied the Rspub.
llcsu boys 10 bethel Thursday evening and
shouted for Cleveland so loud and long
that Deputy Sheriff Parker. OF Paris, had
TO take them In charge, and had IL not
been for the intsrcession OF Q number OF
Sorways prominent citizens the young
men would have been taken 10 Paris Jail,
treat which they richly deserved.
J. A. Roberts, E.q., Of this place, spoke
at Oxford yillsgr to large company OF
Republicans Friday evening.
Miss O. NJ. Packard's store, corner OF
Oak Avenue and Main Street Is being
painted.
A cross way IL being pot across Main
Street In front OF Mrs. Winthrop Stevens
store.
County Attorney IIersey Was In town
last Friday on business.
Miss 4. ID. Prince spent four days oflssi
week In the Boston market and We jadge
by the goods they are receiving that they
were husy DAYS