Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-14
SOUTH PARIS.
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Hsp<iss Church. Rev. T. J. Rsnsdsll. Pastor.
BAN S school, Z ~ p.y : Ss.ns TO 4
Tuesday evening priysf meeting I'o Pm.
STATED nsruos.
I.AA.M-Resuiar meeting Tuesday evening
on Or before fsil moon; ....
ins.. TSar.day evening Of sssS xssE~AurOrs
kaeampment, arst and third Monday evenings
q I-f.h. G..ss. second saturday ;1a :yy.S e
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
u. o. q. Cs-Ftrst and Third Thursday.
10. q. T.-South Paris Lodge. No. 3li. meets
every Other Monday evening IN shs No. e. X ms
Saturday on or before full moon. In q. A. H.
8; q Y;IsS3 e. MeAs,l. Camp meet: .sscc :,
;o'e,osf. a o. A. n. iisII.
The druggists' bill finds dlsfavor 10
South Paris. A remonstrance contain
Ing ninety-three names, including both
the doctors, both the druggists, and all
the clergymen, was sent to Represents
tive Warren to be presented last week.
Harry La MARI Co. will give his pop
ular play ~ New England Home" at
South Paris opera house, Saturday, Feb.
Is. IL Il one Of the best shows on the
road, and well worth the patronage OF
all.
j. II. Stuart and wife were In Port
land Saturday.
Geo. A. Briggs has been confined to
the house by sickness for tho past few
days. Something new for George. We
understand that he IL somewhat better.
s. II. Dawes OF Harrison was In town
Tuesday.
The Paris M'rg Co. shut down We'd
nesday night for the balance Of the week
on account of lack OF seasoned lumber.
Quite q quantity Of both round and saw
ed lumber Il being hauled to the factory.
District Lodge, ]. o. @. T.. met at
New Hall Wednesday, day and
evening. In the evening Rev. II. j.
Haughton delivered lecture on the
subject "Responslblllty, the outcome OF
brotherhood" This lecture was practi-
cal, logical and eloquent and was Intent
" listened to by large audience.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Mabry OF
Rumford, Hon. j. s. Wright, \. Il.
Maxim and DIR. Rounds. The meeting
was success In all respects.
Still there Il great rush at the Bos-
ton Portrait Car. Just think OF II! a
dozen photographs for seventy-fve
cents. Warranted better finish than
any other artists work In the county.
D. d. StinchAeld Of Lewiston, the
popular musician, was In town Satur-
day.
The "free exhibition on wheels" Of
the products OF the Canadian North
West on Thursday was well attended by
our citizens. II was fine display OF
grain and fruits. SO good In fact that
some Of our young men were almost
tempted to accept the lG0 acres OF land
which are given to every actual settler.
On Thursday evening several Of the
ter entered into conspiracy against them
and forthwith proceeded to their home
and therein entered and gave them what
Il commonly known as q" surprise party"
Although taken completely by surprise,
the young ladies were equal to the oc-
casiOn, receiving and entertaining all In
the most pleasing manner. Suffice to
saw that grand good time was enjoyed.
Remember the High School lyccum
this evening. Aud give the scholars en-
couragement by being present.
The directors and superintendent OF
the Paris Manufacturing Company were
at West Paris Wednesday looking over
the West Paris Manufacturing Com
pany's plant with view to purchasing
Il, and making II part Of the business
OF the Paris Manufacturing Company.
Nothing definite has been decided.
The Norway Water Company are
busily engaged In thawing out their
water pipes. They find about five feet
Of frost.
photographer Young 10 having q good
business at his picture gallery.
30 degrees below zero Thursday MORN
Ing.
Scarlet fever Ia prevalent In district
No. 3. The school there has been badly
broken into by Il, nearly all the scholars
having been afflicted.
Electric lights have again appeared
much to the Joy Of those who use them.
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
Social Circle at the COngregationallst
church vestry on Tuesday evening was
well attended and a pleasant evening
was passed.
The Ladies' Social Circle OF the NJ. +.
church met and reorganlzed January 81.
The following officers we're elected:
Mrs. II. SWEET, President.
Miss Gertie Richardson, First Vice President.
Lizzie winslow, Second Vice President.
Mrs. Frank kimball. Thiri Vice President.
Mrs. Warren burlington, Fourth Vice Presi.
Miss Cora Keen. Tinh viee,President.
Eva ii. Richardson. Secretary and Treasurer.
The article OF last week In regard to
the work Of charity which was attributed
to the W. c. r. y. organization was In
part an error, and the mistake may be
imported to your scribe. An explanation
Is desired by the w. &. 4. U. and they
furnish the following statement:
The w. c. r. ". while rellshing APP
probation Dies not wish to claim more
than It's due and would call attention to
the fact that much OF the work done for
destitute families was accomplished by
the assistance of friends outside Its MEM
bcrshlp, also that the little Wing boy
was sent to the hospital for treatment by
the "Y" and not the older organization.