Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
SOUTH PARIS.
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CHUHcmEs.
Fir-t Congregational Churyh, Re-. A. q. wa,
Pastor 90 suR.isy, preachinE ssryies. 70 -
1ssssiss. lor y. PRAYER @-.slas. - ,. -.
" Ssss.., SS,sA 'i a. y ,ol.. Pastor
IN sunday, yr,schias .srytns. 70 - A. n. 80 -,
l.sth >shs-sl II ~. nsruinE prayer me<,lns
A. -. eseniax prayer ue~sinx - '. n -
dsy prayer tsstins. a. y ~ 'A-- ~ss""s'
Rssii., csara. NJ. q. Nave. pa.sas. 90
Sunsisy. presfhinr -srNirs . ~ y y. -ah.
y y rus..lsy evening prayer "'essias : d
sr.rtp utEri~gs
FSA N-R-xulsr us-sting rss-iAy evening
/ On 80 isfsrs fuii lnosa.
10 o .. -Nsasi Ma Ls.lss. rysalAf esss
80 IssS .s, 49, s,f sS ,sir ~ soss, s,ssiss.
n ID m.-rar,. Granrs, ssconi saturday q
essh u.aeth " tranrs >,sfe J. elsn i"f 'fs''
IA ssins-isr at Sstarlsy sfterps-sns
| a. OG 4 -Ftr-t AL thiri rhar~iays
- q. T-~euth farts Lssirs. nl. nerts
ever, Nensi,y ssvninE ia ~ a. \ " hsiL
sNn-N \. kiul.sn fe-t. ~ Va, n.e.t.
~ A. sni thir'i rus-.isy sseHiRS.. ia q. a. "
lisllsti nrs
Nail TVtlEH 4 M authsfias.l k-rAl AFen,
an.i roFfs-t..uisui ofth lAns-rni a >ngih falis
sn.i fssur- s,e~nhiIa ~in ~ arFrssts'sd ~ ~
sisss s.,as. - tis osfer'i ISsu,.-rai sry 80
Az 4 Gsrr, = prax >tsrv. al frli"ss hA-A'
~suih faris.
..The largest and finest catch NJ ever
hal sav Nessrs. shaw and jackson.
Thy rrturne,i from the LAKE, Satur'iay.
They tnol Ia al i~0 trout. sixteen 81
their trout weighed 81 pounds the hrg-
ct uss y pounds. ounces, taken BY that
prinrr ~ angler. shaw. The ladiss
rrturnssi one lav With thirty. They tolk
IN. lroat ami vent hy themselves. This
l. M hsh story The writer saS shaw :
Champion. y pounds. ounces.
Your correspondent Nas shown let-
ter last week written hy Jefferson Davis
oncs President ~ the Confederate >iaies.
n was written AZ his home la Mississippi
lat manih In rvply to questions aske,i
hV a Maius man la rvgard Co the death
~ hi. uncle hy saher stroke Ia the
Mexican war. Mr.. Davis kindly gave
al Information In hi I'ossrs.i"n also ~
frrr,sl him o. another ofiicer Ia thu same
hattie " ho b. Thought couh furnish him
uar,. fset. Mr.. DaNi. l. nov In his III
var vt d. writes hand that Would
pufsle our high school hoy- to excel.
Tho trustee. ~ The grange trade ~
port an incr,aslug trade. They arr haN-
/ inr large sales - hoots ani SHOES.
Patrons arr requested o. pairunlfe their
oWu trade.
| .. %. Eilintt Was la town last N~Tk.
tIe 4. one q the most popular merchants
In oxford Cuuuty ani has large trade
from cur village.
Mr.. John Whitman l. visiting her son
In ll.ston.
y. u. Bol.isr 8. having ~col. w
learn that The priv this war Ntl p
about - c,nt. Ter pound. -
\ ueN house has heeu rrvyted CA iiill
~tr,ct the past We.k. \ nicr Improve
meuf o. ouf stry~-t.
~aturiay was a Vvry bot day for The
mouth. u. D.. rcrkin. Sss nearly over
cume %, hs-at while painting
stuart Eruihers arv putting hne
cuat ~ paint on 90 NlVa Nhur,lcn- .
hou.e whirh make. u shine.
SUNDAY. NAV lgth. was white SUNDAY
| iu Paris Cur fruit trvcs arr hlussoming
uuu.uall, iull this spring.
| i. Errd Ming Was r,-electei Grand
steward - The Grand Lodge 81 Macon.
~ Maine. which cunvrucl AZ Portland
ast week
Mr.. jennie Merrill. lrttcr knoWn o.
the student. II th- old ~. y. Las ien-
nir king. q. iu ,rr, feeble hralth having
i-ren unable Co. walk for nearly four
Nrar.. >hr has ihe sympathy ~ many
friends la her misfortune.
Tho Congregational church admitted
thrse new msmlsr. rv,vuily.
" J. Whistler !. Nrry busy la the In
.uuncv hu.ine-s.
pr. Nat,... - Wet Pari.. familiarity
known a. the able writer ~ the AiYrr-
ti.sr over signature lno. Nas in The Nil-
/ hgv saturday. Thv doctor says che
much enioS. writing especially argum~u-
Itatiyv ARTICLES"
Ne have noticcd several politician. Ia
ltoNu lately. We Arv waiting - se,
" hat The harvest vii D..
: eur citifrns TAX great Interest Ia
Improving and heautifying EiNrrside
Cemetery, uhrough The generosity ~
several citifcns several acrr- have l~vn
addict.
hi. hot weather. will call oui The ~
frirrriors y. n. holster sells the
lBaiiwiu which o. The l-r.t.
ur. !. ". Davis spent Sunday Ia An
dover.
Oscar Harrow. drive. a pretty span ~
matched colts.
Rarr bargains can D. founi a. Robert
sons variety storv.
Mr.. pr. Andrvw. aud sou Arthur, ~
| Auhuru. arr a. jonathan Anirr~s'.
The cheap pricv for applrs do. not
seen o. discourage our farmers. Prank
/ Mrkenney hts - so cions this spring
The home 20 Nj. and Mr.. Albert
i Banrhard 40 MaplrNood farm Sas
made glad al the arrival - a lou on fri-
| iay evening.
Mr.. %. " Bent. milliner az No. old
/ Tellow. HluCk. has lssu fortunate o. Oh
tain Miss Hattie Haskell a. clerk. ~hs
i viii lram The trade ~ Mr.. Bent.
Eyery granger shouli D. present NEXT
saturday ~ the harvest feast.
WORK l. r,thss slack In the paint rcoul
az the factory.
The merchant H. n. &. Wili ~ Ia West
Pari. o. PLAY Memorial Day la the after
uUon.
Fr,zl Howe. 81 Boston. l. Visiting hi.
lparvnts. NJ. and Mr.. ". n. Howe.
one 10 the simplest and moot useful
Implement for farmers Ne have sen ].
i ANNf NklI'NsfNs W AAfAAff hh~N
built thu fret Que.
S.R. Kills new house l. nearly fnish'
al
D. VI. Thomas l. learning the .hos
maker. trade ~ 4. h. smith the veteran
shoe maker.
e. n. Howard. n. X. jordan. Herbert
Whitman aud Mis- Madgr Wilson are at
ltending ths summer term az Hebron.
| =. ". Suell Who has worked several
wear. IN Paris Manufacturing Company
factory acy~pted charge az the last 49,
sion 81 Conference.
Miss Hattie Martin will soon 20 Ia
Upton a. take chargr ~ music class oi
ten .cholars. Mi. Martin taught their
lat SEASON aud her engagement thi'
summer pruye- that her work was saii--
factory.
Rossie Fletcher l. driving the .prink-
ling cart aad our citiSens appreciated IT,
worth the past week.
II. D. lioNker. baggage man On the
LEWISTON aud Aubun train. was AZ
home sunday. Mr.. BoWker dcc- eN-
pres business for the company 80 that
IL. ra.tfL.u 1. ruurss tlf.irthlt than a