Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY,
cnuscuo

ptr-s Congregational ChsvA. NV. A. a.. pns,
fs.tsri 90 ~ssi.y, pte>ehin< -r,se. 10 ~
s 49, $500 sr -: sr.,s :, s...iss :.
"a sslnrslsy pfsyef mcstlnE, ~.
Nssh..li.s Charvh. nv. z. whit..his. Pastor
90 >sa.lsy, Prv.ehlsx -sr,ics. " a. a. ~. sab
.,s .ssiI !. ~ ..,.. ;'s..s 49, - re-
asY prates nestisx. a. .. y. tis-s wsstinE.
' ms,si.. sssrs s,,.rI r.--,.u. r..,.s.
hath ~sh-sl ~ n. prayer mestinx ! |. y. n.
rue..iay evening prayer westinx ~ -.
srsrsp strrt>s..
"a "A. N.-RrEulsr usss'ias fus-isy sssainx
"a 90 hTfsrs ful ms.ln.
100 f'-Nsasi Ms Lslss. vgulsr u.est
Isesasgsssui. ar, ssd thlri Ms..isy evening.
n ef u-far. Gr.asv. ..,a.i saturday u
earh Hseuth. ~ GNnss stsrc 4 eira De trssis
Meine-iay ant sstarisf anerne.ns
To =. g.-Fr-t AL thiri rhar.lsy..
loo r.-sssath i'srt. isFirs. ~. ~, nesss
every Noa.iay evening n ~ q. \. " uai
e. nv y. hiahsan fest. ~, "a, wsSts
ilAfi. az eEs
MHu 4. FttItn /. N suthartss.i L-.ai Agv, I
an coFFssJsa.isut n 10 iAcnas-r.t % -euh fsfts
.ni tssers .hssa Aiu ~ill - sFrFssisis.i ~ ths
PshnsissFs.
The next meeting 90 the ". q. r. 4.
viii D. held Ia the yestry ~ the Btpiist
Church next Thursday At ] =. ". u IL
proposed o. take step. toward org AIMING
a loyal rsm1srAa'e Legion.
The eagins hoas- i bclng repaired.
Mt. Mis- I. ,.lg- 1. bsing largely attend
"a a present.
Frshk shartlcff Ia. pat In a nice ho,
s0,ia founilin.
\. \. Nnir,N. I. Ia Vermont selling
brussels sop.
SIMMER nafksr u having large sales
~ Paris Manufacturing Cos. gOols. lie
l. now travelling In NeS Hampshire.
The largest Temperance mc,iing a.
vet IA. held NJ Nes Hall "Wednesday
evening neirly slO Nerc In aiiendtucc.
Hon. Jane. =. Wright prc.iicl. judge
Posters as.lrr.s he'll the close attention
~ The audience Zoe fully an hoar. IN
Gov. Psrham. Who h,s bcen lifelong
exponent ~ Temperance. gave short all
drrss. and N. a. Davis favored the me,i-
lns With the clo.ing remarks. Another
meeting will D. held In about ihrcs
weeks.
Mr.. 4. n. Michcll, Who worked a
num,--r of v~.r. la our village, diei 81
GraV lat Thursslav. Mr.. Mitchell was
q mrm,,sr 20 Mt. Nica i.o,igr. \. \.
Birl. Noble Grand, l.. VI. rufts, Nicr
Grand. rasi Granis .. l.. >ttrblri and
". l.. Bonney attended the funeral,
which vas held saturday.
TNsntV-ssyen carloads II goo,i. wrrs
shlpfsSl from the slcl factory the past
tNo w,-ks. fiVc carloads wcrr seni Va
one dav.
Tie Pomona Gangc hold. It, newt
meeting her, anil Parts Grangr vii
have a meeting newt ~atunlav.
Frank Mckcnnsy u oDe ~ the fortu-
nate young farmer. this year. beside.
haV 2 -ssl worth ~ apples be !. the
l-ose..or of nicc III 90 boy.
Mr.. Dr. Round. has had very sick
Nr.k.
Notw ith.taniing q. ". Boskrr \
COS large sale. ~ closks, they have
some fiue bargains len.
Among the farm products ~ which
the PRIV has advanced - late arr Tots-
toes and l-cans.
Read N. y. Bolster. advertisement.
| You cannot faii o. fni SOMETHING that
Nill Interest you In his store.
II has tcsn q bong time .ing~, aui
snmc ssii that Parts Orangv Hall sas
never ~ completely tilici a. on >'turday
afternoou. Visiting members acre pres
ent from NorNay. ilebron. West Paris
ait Franklln Crsnge 20 Bryaut's roni.
Iultaiions serr hell In ihe morning
larsv party tcok dinner ani the library
fund rscsiVei guod addition. Tho
programme Nas. Muslc by thu choir.
then Mr.. T.. NJ. 1urti. rad an appro-
pfist~ Nrlr,,ms. hlrh Nas ably respond.
"a % by Ery Nj. Nhiir.ie >oug by
Nrs. Whitman anil Mr.. Hammond.
The s.say ~ Mr.. l.. u. Carter, "Whai
shall w Read. Nas on- - her bet 81
forte. NJ More gave gool song.
assisted by hi dlughier. ilarry fafraf
rad an original I-'sm, Nhigh hll"l the
hul. y n. Andrvss' declamtiion,
Miss COLUMBIA. school" Sas good
hit. The e.say, ''Ofiginsl Progress II
the Order 20 Patrons 20 llushandry," by
m. A.. Dhss.. was ably presented. Mu.ic
~ the choir. The rvmarks ~ :.
kine GA dairting Wsrv brief. practical
| aud o. the polut. lie Nss followed bN
e.. .. Hammond, Nbo alsay. command.
attention.
Mr.. l.. :. Killing. returned frihy
evening from llorncllsYills, New Work.
Nhcrr d. va. called a. attend the iune-
raj "a hi. brother. Henry :. Blllings.
Mr.. billing. ~as born Ia Waterford.
lIc t-gan his railrnad life on the Ifis
Railroad tSentV-siN year. sgo, aud AZ
the time II hi death AS superintendent
% thu eastern division % the Pulim IN
Palace Car Company. The oric- d.
held Was ca. IL grvat responsibility ahi
hi. lo.s l. m0urn-,i by the officer. II
the company and hundreds of Norkmen
Ia MI. employ Many railroad men from
al Over ths country attrn.lc,i HI. tausral.
H. sas fifty-ss,eu wear. old a. the time
81 his death. lie married I."Nsnns Ca
uell IT Boston. September -, i>s'o; shs
surN i've. him.
eur high school closes neat frilsv.
The forenoon Nill d. given up "a writ
tea examinations. In the afternoon
th-rv will o. public oral eNrrvises.
Ihsrc all b- a supper AMI sntertaln-
m.ut AZ the Nc.tTy ot the Methodist
churyh next "Wednesday evening. Al
arr inVlt~,i.
On. ~ the most difficult cas~. 81 mix
"A astiguiaii.m In both eyes Nas that II
the we'll known hariwar- dealer IL eau
ton. Maine. 49, hl. letter ln another
column. Mr.. Richards has many such
cases.