Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
Curfncuxn.

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ssp;iss Church. Rev. r. J. RAmsiell. Psseer'
ON Sunday. preaching service lo,S 4. y; SAD
baih school u ~; prayer ns<sisg W -
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 1'S hA'
STATED nKKriHes.
F.AA.M.-Resular meeting Tuesday evening
10. d. F.-Noant Aica Lodge. regular met.
Esssmp@ss,, Are, and third Monday evenings
r. Of M.-Paras Grange. ssoond SATURDAY 81
each month. Ths Grange storc 10 open for uaoe
"Wednesday AMI saturday afternoons.
v. d. q. C.-ffrss and third Thursdays.
,,.ry osner Monday evening In The q. A: n Hall.
GA. R-w. x. kimbAli Post, NO, IN nsr y
saturday On or before full moon. In u. a. ~
Wm. X. kimhsil Relief Corps meets first and
,hiri thursday evenings Of each month. In o.
a = Of V.Ejesn {. NeAr,is Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each monsh ~
y. n. %. P.es,oay Brook Lodge. No. isl.
mss,. =, q. A. II. Han arst and third Friday
evenings of each month.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church delightfully."- entert aimed the
leagues from Norway and OXFORD last
Wednesday evening. AT 10, IN the
audience room Of the church, u most en-
joyable programme MAS presenter py
our best local talent, assisted by winnie
Cook Of Auburn and Miss Gooding, elo-
cutionist, Of Yarmouth. Zach article
MAS his hly appreciated by the large au-
dience which completely filled the
church. In the vestry beneath six large
tables were laden with bountiful supply
Of tempting eatables to which the seventy
happy Epwcrthians did ample justice.
After supper speeches were made oy
representatives of each league, and
then social hour Was enjoyed by all.
Everybody Was delighted, and the
league Il to be congratulated on Its
brilliant success.
There have been number OF mar.
riages the past week In this place, snd
we hear Of others that are going to 70
aud do likewise. Truly this IL q good
way TO economize In firewood, S one
fire will warm two ss well rs one.
&. II. Young visited Harrison the past
week, where he has q studio.
Mr.. Penfold and family were at 5. p.
Briggs Saturday.
m will nav every one to look up Ham,
lin 4 Bicknell's adj. and buy your Thanks
giving supplies there. They have lot
Of goods aud are selling at bottom
prices, and they are selling lots oil
goods. .
There will be no services at the NJ. l.,
church next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols goes To Boston to-
day, Monday, and will be away ten OF
twelve days. lie will visit Bath on his
return.
Fourteen members of the u. %. u. &.
enjoyed the trip to West Paris Friday
evening. They were royalty entertain.
Ell by the order there. Oyster and
pastry supper.
Read IT, webb's Blue Store advet
tisemeut, and profit by it.
The first meeting Of the Southern ox
ford Teachers Association Was heit
Saturday OF last week Ia the high schoo
room, South Paris. Nearly twenty o.
our experienced teachers and others In
terested In schools were present. lrof
e.. T.. Barnes came from Norway with |
good delegation Of the Norway teachers
A permanent organization was efiecte'
by the election of the following officers
President, Prof Henry Fietcher, Paris.
viee-Presklents. Miss Hattie Leach. Paris
/ ami Miss Hobbs, Norway.
Secretary. Miss Hattie iicoper. rans.
i Treasurer, Eugene III. Andrews, Paris.
Executive Committee, Misses Nellie Andrew,
i Ellie swan and Cora she,ld, sll Of Norway; :.
Committee ON Consultation and by Law. ,Prof'
BArpes Of Norway, Fletcher Of south fsfis' an
ilsnscom Of oxford.
The election Of officers was followet
by a discussion Of various plans 10
making the subsequent meetings Inter
esting aud Instructive, participated u
by Prof. Barnes and Mr.. kimball o
Norway, Messrs. j. A. Lambe and Eu
gene Andrews, of Paris, and Others
The interest manifested speaks well 10
the future Of the association. The mex
meeting will be held In the high schoO
room, Norway, Saturday, Dec. 9TH, a
2P.M ". All teachers aud others lntereste'
should plan to lie present.
The high school closes Tuesday, Nov
ember 2ist. Monday, November sOth
will be given opublic oral examination
Of all the classes. The parents and othe
citizens are invited to be present Mt
part or all Of these exercises. Tuesda..
will be devoted tn written tests.
Mr.. Is. Z. Adkins has moved from {
y. Penley's into Alva Hersey's rent.
The Stuart Brothers have gone =
Rumford Falls TO do some painting 10
Ethan willis.
Mrs. y. O. Jewell has returned frou
l,umfori aud Is stopping at 5. l.. kim
balls.
Juli, Harlow has returned from tn
West, where she has been Visiting friend
aud attending the worlds fair.
One Of our local physicians thinks tn
people In this place must have subllm
hath In the potency Of prayer, or the
would not subject one Of their pastors u
the extreme dangers Of typhoid feve
or other bacterial diseases by allowing
such an accumulation Of filth to renal
right under his windows, as IL foun'
back of some Of the shops In this village
The foundation has been laid for WIN
Henry's house on Nichols Street. IN
house IL to be built Immediately.
y. A. Shurtleff went to Portland Fri
day.
The supper and entertainment give
by the men at the Congregational churcl
Was excellent.
Miss Addie Titcomb Of Norway ]
stopping at e. NJ. Titcomb's.
DIR. 3. Richards, our veteran optician
/ has over 1000 pairs of spectscles and eye