Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
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ssp;iss Church. Rev. T. }. Ha..asli. rsssss.
Ss.s s ssSSSi Il S'S ~ p.ysr ss.ass $50 \.
russday evening prayer nsstins !; - Pm.
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r.AA.M-Resuhr meeting Tuesday evening
TO o. Y.INoass Mica Lodge. regular .sse.
ssssspssss ARA and ,hird Nosdsy evenings
p. OF H.-Pans Grange. sscesd saturday Of
each month. Ths Grange store 10 open for trade
wednesday anil saturday anersoon..
u. %. q. C.-firss and third rhursiAys.
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GA. R-w. X. Rimban Post. No. its. nsess
saturday on % before full moon. IN V. a. -
W. wm' X. Kimsaii Relief Corp. mssss ars. and
thici Thsrs.l.y EVENING" Of each month"; In "
:. Of V.Eiess c. MeAr,is Camp .ssss .sss.d
and fourth Friday evenings VI each ~oasA ~
\. n o. P.-s,oay brook Ledse. Nc. isi.
meet. ., o. A. X. Han arss and third Friday
evenings Of each month.
Rev. Mr.. Corey will deliver his popl-
lar lecture Monday evening at the NJ. L.
church. Admission free. A collection
viii be taken nj the close for the new
church at Rumford Falls.
Miss Jennie Skilllngs Is dangerously
alex with pneumonia.
Lovely sleighing-too good to last.
Uncle John Black, one OF our Oldest
citizens, 10 very sick. :,
The store windows have commenced
10 look like Christmas.
A great many Of our people are sick
with colds.
SIeiyhbells made music Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Corey preached at the NJ. l..
church Sunday evening. :,
Regular meeting Of w. N. kimball
Post, q. A. r., next Saturday evening.
Officers for the ensuing year are to DC
elected, aud the post will be Inspected
by the inspecting officer. All members
OF the post are requested to De present
who possibly can. !,
Leonard whltmsn's folks have moved
into their new house on Park Street near
the covered bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman cordially In
ylte all members Of Paris Grange 10
meet with them at their new home on
Tuesday, Dec. l2th, at o'clock, p. NJ. IL
Tuesday should prove stormy, on we'd
nesday.
Sadie Chase has returned from Au-
burn where she has been at work.
Business IL booming st the sled lac
tory these DAYS. In one day recently
the company made and flushed 1854
sleds and this number MAS Vanished
during the day by william l.. Gray,-a
pretty good days work. IL Is needless
to say that the vanishing was not done
with brush In the Ordinary manner.
DIR. =. Richards has received his
Christmas stock Of jewelry and optical
goods. See adj In another column.
O. q. Curtis has just received car
load Of cotton seed meal which he Is
selling cheap for cash.
Myro, Maxim made q trip to Gilead
after deer the past week, but failed to
bring them down.
5. p. Maxim and Gerry & Andrews
have purchased the Stowell lot near this
village, aud are cutting of the wood and
timber.
The illustrated lecture on Africa given
by Rev. X. j. Hsught0n last sunday
evening drew a crowded house and
Was very interesting.
Our two doctors are busy night and
day, having nearly one hundred patients
to attend.
Christmas slippers, the largest stock
In this county, at Smiley Shoe Store, op-
poslte Elm House, Norway, Maine. Il.
y. SWEET, manager.
4. w. Bowker Is In Boston this week
purchasing goods for the Christmas
trade.
The entertainment to be given by the
ladies Of the Congregational church Will
be postponed one week on account oil
the sickness Of some Of the members
Who have prominent parts In the exer'
cises. Further notice will be given.
Lewis Eastman, one OF our Oldest
citizens, died Sunday afternoon, after an
illness Of i've days. lie was ~ years
old.
Charles Brett has nice lot Of live
bait which he will furnish to any one
who wants to try his luck fshing
through the Ice.
The second meeting Of the South Ok
ford Teachers Association was held In
the high school room, Norway, Satur-
day, dec. o. The subject Of this meet
Ing was, BEST Methods Of Teaching
Geography" Interesting papers were
read by Miss Julia Morton and Miss
Eva Richardson. Miss Maud Mayo oil
Of Lewiston gave select reading
which Was enjoyed by all present. The
query box formed an interesting feature
the programme. IL Il hoped that a
large number Of teachers will be present
at the next meeting which will be held
In the high school room, South Paris,
Saturday, Dec. 30, at Z 30 q. NJ.