Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-03
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
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rirs Congregational Church. u. ,. Haughtoa,
Pastor. ON sunday. preaching service. ~: -
A. n: sabbath school - NJ; young ysopss
meeting. 5; ~ =. n; prayer meeting. S;0r. n;
w ssssc. ESSSss Rev. Il. l. ssA0l.. Pastor.
On sunday. morning prayer mestinx VA; ~
preaehinx service. 10; IS A. NJ; sabbath school
u NJ; Epworth League Meeting . ?. NJ; even.
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nspsi-s Church. Rev. r. J. Rsm.iell. Pastor.
On Sunday. preaching service lo;ts 4. n; sab
TUESDAY evening prayer meeting I'0 Pm
STATED nKKrrxss.
Pa A. M.-RegulAr meeting Tuesday evening
ON or before full moon.
10. q. P.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet.
kacsmpmsni, ar.t anil third Monday evenings
Of each month.
r. Of H.-Paris Grange. second saturday q
each month. rhs Grange store 10 open for sraae
"Wednesday AMI saturday afternoons.
U.O. u. C.-fir-t and ihiri Thursdays
IO.G. T.-South Paris Lottee, No. jill. meets
every other Monday evening In the u. a: u HAL.
GA. R-w. X. kimball Posi-. NO, iss. mssSs
saturday on or before fun moon' IN " ~ -
5. fv.SIsan c. MeArils Camp meets second
ami fourth Friday evenings Of each month a.
1o'closk. a. q. A: X Hal. , ~. ,u
meets at q. A. II. Hall frss and third Friday
evenings of each month.
DIR. II. Woodbury., WIN. ID. Brett and
Myron Maxim start to-day tor Chicago
ID. ". True was obliged to give up his
worlds fair trip on account OF sickness.
lie has been confined to his bed for the
past week.
Miss Susie Rounds commenced her
first term Of school Monday In District
No. 1. Miss Helen johnson began the
school, but, ON account Of poor health,
was Obliged to give Ii up after teaching
one week. Miss Lena Hicks also began
her first term to-day In Gilead.
Rev. X. j. Haughton will move Into
his new house this week. Mrs. laugh
tons sister, Miss Lottie Sleeves OF st.
John, n. b., Is visiting her at present.
Harold Wing who has been ut the
Maine General Hospital the past nine
months came home Friday. Both feet
were deformed but he has had several
operations performed upon them and
now he can walk quite well, although
his ankles are yet weak. While there
his expenses were paid by the Y. W. G.
4. u.
Although this IL q dull time six new
houses are In process Of construction
here In the place.
Mrs. J. L. Mclean has opened dress
making rooms next door above :. NJ.
Richards. Mrs. Mclean does most ex-
cellent work, and We bespeak for her q
liberal patronage.
DIR. Whitman Il razing his house on
Streaked Mountain to the ground or
more properly speaking to the rocks.
Reason whys Rank vandalism and non
civilization. lie IL also actively engaged
In repairing and undermining the large
old-fashioned house ON his lower farm.
Nice place for summer boarders, doc
tor. =,
Three years ago a more discouraged
Young man than Mr.. Il. IL would be
hard to find. An eye specialist had said
to him, III think you will soon be blind.
lie came to South Paris, had his eyes
examined and glasses fitted by Dr.
Richards, our opticlan, and to-day In
answer to the question, "Are you blindy'
he replied, "No, my sight has improved
while wearing the glasses and now can
see a. well as any one."
Ethel Cook who has been sick with a
fever for long time was out OF doors
for the first time Saturday.
May Chandler has returned to her
work In Mrs. Benefits store.
Mrs. q. A. Wilson Is reported rs re-
covering and her friends hope to see her
at home again soon.
Mrs. II. kramer aud daughter Mae
have moved to Ossipee, y. III.
Harry Stone l. assisting Judge Wilson
In the bank during Mrs. Wilson's
absence.
DIR. J. W. Davis has been very sick
the past week at Battle Creek Sanitarium,
Battle Greek, Michigan. According to
latest reports he was gaining.
r. \. Barnes and wife will move Into
the rent vacated by Mr.. Hsughton.
The woman's Relief Corps will hold
their next regular meeting on Thursday
evening, October 9Th, AZ ! 80. AL men,
bers are requested to be present.
Letters advertised In South Paris
post office:
Rev. q. L. Dickerman.
Mrs. n. q. Jennison.
Mrs NJ. u. jordan.
q. A. keene.
Robert n. LArmsth.
Mis- Amelia Osborne.
Dr. n. A. Reed.
Willis stone.
Richard Sullivan.