Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY,
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rasssr. ON SUNDAY. yrssching ssryics. n:ss
@sssins. $50 2. n: prayer ns:sfss. DIR. Nj
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On sunday, preaching service. N;ts 4. n; 81;
baih school II ~; morning prayer nsstias, sis'
A. NJ; evening prayer needing s:0 ?. =. Tnes-
day prayer meeting. I;ts .. y. CiAss meeting
n.v.i.: cssrS. Rev. +. ). Ra..isli. rs.ses
On Sunday. preaching service ie;1 4. n; Sab
hath school II ~; prayer meeting I;O 2. n
Tuesday evening prayer meeting I:O r.h.
STATED nKKrnos.
H.&A.M-R<xular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before full moon.
iax.. Thursday evening o. essh v.sk.-Asror.
Ese.npmsn,, ara and third Monday evening"
r. Of m%Pans Grange, sscoad Saturday 81
each month. Ths Grange s,ors l. opsn for tfsds
Wednesday AMI saturday snernOon..
u. %. C.-Ytrss and third Thurssiays.
10. q. T.-south Paris Lodge, No. an nseS.
NV. x. Kim6Ali Poss. No. rs. meet.
saturday on OF before fun moon. In u A. u
5, v.Sishs c. McAr,ls Camp %ss.. .sss.s :,
and fourth Friday evenings vi each monsn y
.o'eloek. at q. A. X. Hall.
supper and entertainment at NJ. h.
church Wednesday evening, April D, un-
der the auspices OF the young men. NJ
aud Mrs. I.add are expected to be pres
ent.
The annual meeting Of the South Paris
savings Bank Corporation was held
Thursday, March 30th, when the follow
ing trustees were elected:
WIN. A. buckingham. J, r. Richardson.
M. Thoma. n ID. bolster.
wm. J. Wheeler. Geo. N. Atwood.
u. y. True.
The trustees organized by electing;
AIya shurtiea, President.
u. y. True, Vice President.
Geo. A. Wilson. Treasurer.
The bank has now over half million
dollars Of deposits, and IL one OF the
soundest financial Institutions OF the
state. A notable fact Il that four OF the
officers, viz: Alys Shurtlef, Tres, u
". True, Vice Pres, VIM. A. Frothing'
ham, trustee, and Geo. n. Wilson, Treas
were chosen to their positions at the In
stitutiou of the bank and have held Their
Offices continuously for twenty years.
Harry Jordan returned to watervilie
Friday.
w. j. Curtis was down from West
Paris over Sunday.
J.R. Tucker Of West Paris was In the
village Tuesday.
Rumor SAYS that there will be consid-
cradle Building here this season.
Harlan T.. Dennison has moved fron
the Ray rent on High Street into the :,
4. Maxim house on Highland Street.
Fred Evans IL very sick. An aoscess
on the arm IL the cause.
y. l.. Doble reports the bicycle busi-
ness ~ being crushing.
A. NJ. Gerry will be on the road the
coming week expounding the merits OF
the several fine grades Of bicycles which
he handles. Mr.. Gerry has built uI
quite trade In wheels, but like all en-
terprising business men, he wants more
Quite a delegation Of Masons visited
the wcst Paris Lodge Wednesday even
Ing. They were royalty entertained by
the West Paris brethren aud all came
home happy, and well pleased with the
visit.
ID. ID. @. NJ, Moses g. Hall, Of Harri-
son. was In town Tuesday, aud made
Paris Lodge, No. ~, y. 4 A. NJ, an Of
fetal visit.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. have
made a conditional purchase OF the
machinery aud property Of the Ply
mouth Lapboard Co. of Gardner, Mass,
The machinery Il here aud IL being put
In place at the factory, under the super
vision Of G.. III. Sawin Of the plymouth
Company. IL Il expected that this add
ton TO the business Of the company
will prove a valuable one.
Judge Geo. A. Wilson Was In Port
land Monday.
Easter was appropriately observed Al
all the churches.
The village schools are now well un-
der way with quite an Increase In at
tendance over former terms.
Chas. A. Young has moved from the
Holmes house, and will occupy n rent
In the Williams house.
j. II. Stuart was In Portland Thurs
day and Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick occupied the pulpi,
at the Baptist church Sunday, April :.
Rev. r. j. Ramsdell will be away fol
two ar three weeks.
Thursday evening, March 30th, the
=. Z. ID. e. played the popular drama,
4
"Messmates," before a large audience.
Cast Of characters:
Alysh Morgan, q SPECTATOR, q. Z. Young.
Richard Carter. owner VI seabright,
N. r. Jorian.
MAI TAYLOR, captain Of the I" A. q. Hollis
rciiy Morgan, runaway, H.W: Denniron
Wolf, q stowaway, D.. ". Durham
Crumbs, the stewart, q. III. S0per
Grace Morgan. Aivah's daughter.
Mrs. Y. c. briggs
Polly Taylor. the captains pct,
Mrs. T. =. Harness
Arabella Carawsy. Alyah's sister.
Miss Sadie Blake.
Phillis, Grace's maid. Kate CuliinAn
The parts were well taken, and the
play was success aud was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large number present
After the drama refreshments were
served, and many remained to partaks