Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
SOUTH PARIS.

OOO1A xAIAAos
On Sunday, January lst, four young
people were received Into the CopGregar
iIonal church, on profession Of faith.
A special meeting Of NJ. Pleasant
Rebeksh Lodge was held Friday evening,
Dec. 30sh.
J. II. Jones, our genial nelghbor has
been In Boston the past week. He re-
ports q or nj time. Mr.. Jones IL to be
retained during the coming year BY the
u. b. Pace ca. OF Louisville, KY, while
Ill their other New England men have
been discharged. This speaks pretty
well for Joe.
The remains Of John Milton Hersey,
late Of wateryille, were brought here for
lnterment In Riverside Cemetery.
J.w. Bennett Of Gllead was In town
Friday.
John +. Piummer and II. b. Stone
were In Lowell two days last week deer
hunting. They report plenty Of hunt
Ing, and plenty Of signs Of deer, but no
deer.
State Secretary OF the w. G. T. u,
Mrs. blanchard, and Mrs. Pratt, Prcsi-
dent Of the Auburn Union, were In town
Thursday.
John 6. Gerry and family are visiting
at A. NJ. Gerry's.
The regular annual meeting OF the
Congregational Church Society Was held
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 2sth, ana
the following officers were elected:
y, A. shurtlea. Clerk.
Alva Shurtlen. Vim. ID. Brett, mrs. 1eo. A.
apsiinr (sammiitRP.
Trislram Hersey, Mrs. u. y. Bolster. Miss
Alice Knight. Execut,ye Committee.
Chas. a. Clinori. Deacon.
ur ,Ia Of sabbath school.
It's. liarnes. Assistant Superintendent Oh BAD
W. +. Maxim. Secretary OF Sabbath school,
n. ID. Bolster. Librarian.
Chss. Titcomb was at Andover two
DAYS last week deer hunting, but the
deer knew Chss. aud kept out OF the
range Of his gun.
There will be meeting Tuesday after
noon at Engine House Hall Of all those
who are Interested In assisting our poor
people, for the purpose Of sewing and
doing other necessary work. All OF
those having clothing OF any kind to
spare will please carry the same to the
hall at that time. /.
During this week, 1t being the week OF
prayer, meetings will be held each night
at the churches.
By the assignment Of Geo. A. Morse,
the real estate broker OF Minneapolis,
whose father was Elisha Morse OF San
Francisco, q millionaire aud native OF
South Paris, the following Maine peo-
pie appear In the schedule OF liabilities:
south Paris savings Bank, e@@
II. %. smith. Norway, 10
| 8. Richardson, south Paris, SW
II. d. Thayer, Lewiston, aaM
fred'k Fox. Portland. aio ~
y. L. :. Moore. NO. hrtiEton' ~, 20 20 20
Francis fessenden, Portland, IS W
i m. N Bailey, Portland, In 0s
John u. Lowell, Portland, M0
J. q. vannah, Gardner. SW
Hon. James s. Wright, as adminlstrat-
or Of A. T.. Maxim's estate, has the
well-known trotting horse, Macbeth, for
sale. This horse Is very fast and can he
bought at a good bargain.
Mt. Mica Lodge, J.. o. o. F., have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term:
| James =. Wright, y. q.
| Charles Edwards, v. q.
| A. X. Morse, sec.
| y. A. shurtlen, Per Sec.
y. u. Bolster, Franklin Maxim, W. l.. Fsrrar.
/ Trustees.
John II. Martin stands at the head as
usual. lie has Just slaughtered his pig,
nine months old, which weighed 400
pounds. Beat this and John will try
again.
r. @. Evans Of Gorham, n. H., was
In town Tuesday.
BENJAMIN SWEET aud Daniel SWEET, his
brother, have been hunting In Upton
during the past week.
William wOodsum of Peru was here
Tuesday.
Fred Bouney and Myron Maxim cap
tured fine deer ut Gllead one day last
week.
Almon Churchill has moved out Of the
G. X. Smith house and will board with
Chas. Young.
The mixed train was thrown from the
track Tuesday just as they were enter
Ing the South Paris yard. Cause q
broken Journal. No serious damage.
J. II. Stuart was In Gorham and Ber-
lin, n. H., two or three days last week.
Rodolph Kramer Of Boston was at
home with his family during the holi-
DAYS.
Paris Public Library Association will
hold their annual meeting on Saturday,
January 9Th. at Z 80 T.. NJ, at the library
room, for the election OF officers and for
the transaction Of any other legal busl-
ness.
=. =. Burbank has returned to his
business In Portland on sherman Street,
after spending Christmas mt home.
Letters advertised Jan. L. p3 are: Mrs.
Emmergene Klein, Mrs. LILA Reddlng,
Miss Mamie a. Sherwood, Annie *.
Sherwood.
Henry ID. Howe died quite suddenly
Monday Night ut the residence Of his ia
ther-in-law, Simon Ellis. lie was buried
Wednesday under the auspices OF the
Odd Fellows.
Eugene Eastman and George p. Tuck
er took flying leap from a load Of hay
Tuesday afternoon, and landed among
the rocks and trees at the foot OF the
sand hill. Mr.. Tucker was considerably
Injured.
The installation OF officers OF the
Golden Cross will take place ut Odd Fell
lows Hall on Monday evening, Jan. 9th,
after which there will be supper and
entertainment. The lodges from Oxford,
Norway, Bryant's Pond and West Paris
have been Invited. The grand COM
mander Of the state will be present.