Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-31
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY,
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ns<siax. 80 ?. n: PRAYER needing. S:Sr. n;
HssSsii.. Church. Rev. 4. wSissside. Pastor
ON sunday, prcsehin< ssrviee. lo;ts A. n; sob,
:. n: evening p,.sss ssssss $50 ? =. iys..
day prayer msstins. 7;S q. \. Class meeting
Bsp,i.. Charrh. Rev. r. J. Ram..iel. Pastor.
ON Sunday. preaching service io:k A. n; sab
hath school I, NJ: prayer meeting 800 =. u
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 30 =. ~
STATED nKrrNos.
IA A. M~-RexuiAr meeting Tuesday evening
10. o. Fs-Noaht Mica Lodge. regular meet.
a ss' ann & e; aosy evening";
% each month.
r. OF H.-Psri. Grange. second saturday Of
each month. The Gznxe storc IL open for trade
Wednesday AMI saturday afternoons.
q. a. q. C.-Fir.t and third Thursdays.
10. q. r.-south Paris Lodge. No. sii meess
every other Monday eyenin In the u. a: u. Hall
q. A. R-w. X. kimbAn Post. No. las. meets
saturday on or before full moon. In y. A. H.
:. Of v.SJaha c. McAr,ie Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month Al
Io'elcck. al q. A. X. Hail.
G. II. Porter IL having quite an ex-
tensive trade In hay and straw, having
sold fourteen carloads Of hay aud sew
Our plumbers are having good busi-
ness repairing water pipes this cold
weather.
Mrs. Charles Cushing Of freeport has
been In town visiting at Harlan T.. Den
nison's.
We understand that Miss Ollie Stuart
and Miss Mabel Hathaway will soon 20
to Gorham, Maine, to attend the coming
term Of the Normal School.
Theodore Thayer wxs In Lancaster,
y. H., recently, where he traded Tor
pair Of fine-looking horses.
The installation of officers Of VIM. n.
Himball Post was held Saturday even
Ing. Jan. 2sth. IL was open to the
ladies' OF the relief corps and all sons oil
Veterans. The following officers were
Installed:
~. q. Curtis. Commander.
". :. -tarblrd, senior Nics Commandsri
Geo. ". Cole, Jr, Junior Vice Commanhsr'
lsaas Monk. ofhcer OF the Day.
Grinhll stuart. sergeant Of the Uuari-
D.. .. ,porOri, Y. NJ.
The past year has been q prosperous
one for the post. Their membership
has been increased by the addition oil
five new members. The ladies relief
corps has been established. and the John
c. McArdle Camp, sons Of Veterans, has
been organized. These two organizi'
lions are of great benefit aud assistance
10 the Grand Army In many ways, and
the members OF the post extend TO them
their gratitude and good wishes. The
quarters Of the Grand Army have been
enlarged by the addition OF a Kitchen
They have a full set of dishes, tables
etc., and are well prepared for the com
ing camp fires.
Henry Gerry aud Charles Andrews
are engaged In quite extensive LUMBER
Ing operations this winter In Norway,
They will land about half million feel
OF pine on Pennesswassee lake.
The officers of lIamlln lodge, No. III,
n. OF T.. were installed by District
Deputy Guard Chancellor, Geo. a. VII.
kins Of Norway, assisted by several
members Of Pennesswsssee Lodge. Ihe
following are the officers:
Geo. 4. Wilson, Chancellor Commander.
&C. T. King. Vice Chancellor.
Harlan 4. DennlsOn. PUate.
~. a.. Fletcher, Master az Arms
John y. Plummsr. Master OF FINANCES.
IIoratio Woodbury., Master OF ENebeluer'
Imery Mason, Inner Guard.
seth :. Parlin. Outer Guard.
The Masonic Building Association
will hold It's annual meeting at Masonic
Hall, Tuesday, Jan. 3lst, at I T. VI.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Degree Lodge,
I. %. o. T., held their installation, We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 18th. The
officers were installed by District Dep
uty, Mrs. Althea Curtis from Onward
Rebekah Degree Lodge Of West Paris.
An exemplifcstlon OF the work was
given In costume In the most beautiful
manner. Before commencing the busi-
ness Of the evening, a bountiful banquet
was spread BY the members OF VT.
Pleasant Lodge, which, suffice 10 say,
was appreciated BY all who were fortu-
nate enough 10 be present. After the
usual installation ceremonies, very en-
iOyable entertainment was given by the
home lodge. The entire evening was
passed pleasantly BY all, and the occa-
.ion marks one of the most enjoyable
pages In the history Of the order.
Miss Julia Harlow was suddenly CALI
ed home recently by the death OF her
father.
Eugene Eastman wishes us 10 say
that he Was not the man who was thrown
from load OF hay a short time ago.
Poverty sociable at Grange Hall. We'd
nesday night, Feb. lst. Admission III
cents. Prize given for the most poverty
stricken looking costume. Goldfish and
crackers free. All are invited.
AT a regular meeting OF stony Brook
Lodge, No. Isl, ". l.. q. T., Of South
Paris, held Jan. Goth, the following Of
ficers were installed by Deputy supreme
Warden, ;. j. Record:
warden, y. l. starbirl.
Vice Warden, Emily ID. Young.
Past Warden, y. b.. Strickland.
:. 5. +. 4. wsesisT'
Trea-., A. N. jackson.
Chaplain, Cassie l.. starbiri.
Gutle, Clara =. Chase.
Guardian, D.. II. Dean.
sentinel, }. 4. Young.
The annual session Of Oxford County
District Lodge, I. q. G. T., will be held
at south Paris. Wednesday, Feb. 5,
ls93. Forenoon session at 1880.
The annual meeting Of the Mt. Mica
Building Association was held Thurs
day afternoon at the office Of George n.
Wilson aud the following officers were
elected:
frOthing CHAM, Directors.
y. ID. Bolster. Treasurer.
The masquerade and ball at New Hall
Friday evening was grand affair.
There were about forty couples In at
tendance besides many spectators. The
costumes were fine aud showed much
taste aud skill. The music by Stearns
and NOrseworthy's orchestra Was all
that could be desired.
John Bennett of Gilead aud =. III.
Dawes of Harrison were among the ar
rivals Wednesday.
John Pierce has opened fine billiard
parlor In Odd Fellows Block.
The meeting Of the high school lyceum
Monday was pleasant and successful
meeting and well attended.
The Methodist Circle gave supper
and entertainment at the vestry Of the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
Quite large number Of our citizens
will 90 TO Lewiston Thursday evening,
Feb. ID, to hear DIR. Talmage OF Brook
lyn In his "New Lecture"
Misses Ollie Stuart aud Mabel llatha'
way leave, to-day, for Gorham, Maine
where they will attend the Gorham Nor
NAL school.
We understand that New Hall Il to b
thoroughly repaired and put In first
class condition.
l.. 4. SWEET, who has been ut Auburn
for the past few months, has secured q
fine situation with J. w. Swan & Co. Of
Norway.
The annual meeting Of Paris Manu-.