Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-26
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY.


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Wednesday prayer meeting, J - 2. n; Chris
'i,s Endsa.or meeting On ad;iay y; Sr;n
prsaehinr service. "; asa. ~; sa6bash sehso
IL ~. Epworth League Meeting. q p. NJ; even
Ing prayer meeting r. NJ; Tuesday prayeI
meeting. q ~ y. n. Class meeting. Friday
iLapsi.i Church. New. T. J. Ran.isIl. Pastor
ON Sunday. preaching service u: - A. n; sab
hath school u NJ: prayer nesting l;W =. y
fsesisy evening prayer meeting 'o ~ -.
STATED Nkkrnos.
IA A. M.-Resular meeting TUESDAY evening
on OF before full moon.
10. q. f.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular nese
e s..y s ss's sna srs M aossy evenings
OF each month.
n. Of H.-Psris Grange. second saturday Of
each month. The Grange store 10 open for trshs
"Wednesday anil saturday afternoons.
q. a. q. C.-first AMI third Thursiays.
%. q. Ts-south Paris Lodge. No. i'll meess
every other Monday evening In the u. A. n HAN
u. A. nv. X. kimbAil Post, No. las. messs
saturday on or before full mcon' In V. A. u
Wa' X. Kimban Relief Corp. meet. nr., and
third Thursday evenings of each month. In o.
s Of V.[iosn e. McArils Camp meets second
All fourth Friday evenings Of each month II
IO'elock, at q. A. *. Hail.
y. Y q. P.-stony brook Loiee. No. Isl,
meets al q. A. a. Hall nrst AMI third FRIDAY
evenings Of each month.
The workmen In the bench room at
the sled factory made their foreman, w.
l.. Bonney. a Christmas present on
saturday, of a nice gold watch and
chain. Mr.. George Robertson acted as
spokesman. and made a neat presenta-
ton speech. Mr.. Bouney Was taken
completely by surprise for he did not
know that any such thing Was going to
happen, but rendered his most heartfelt
thanks. Mr.. Bonney has been foreman
of the room since the factory Was built
In this place, and isa true aud faithful
servant.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Whitman Is at home
to take care Of his father and mother,
who are both quite sick.
DIR. y. ID. Morse Of lIaverhlll, Mass,
10 visiting In town for few days.
Warm boots, shoes aud arctics at
Smiley Shoe Store, opposite Elm
House, Norway, Maine. l.. y. SWEET,
manager.
The Mother Goose carnival, etc.,
which was to have been given last week,
had To be postponed on account OF 80
much sickness. However, the ladies OF
the Congregational Society intend hav-
ing a sale of useful aud fancy articles
sometime In January, when they intend
to execute their program; and they re
quest any ladies Who can TO work 10
view Of this coming fair. The annual
parish meeting will be held In the after
noon Of Monday, Jan. LIST, at I 80 o'clock,
The annual meeting of the Cougregs-
tionsl church for the election Of officers
will be held next Wednesday evening nj
rs o'clock.
Next SUNDAY evening. Dec. 81, Rev,
X. J. HaughtOn will give an illustrated
lecture al the Congregational church on
Japan. This lecture promises to be the
most interesting In the course given
thus far. There will be about seventy
views showing Mikado and his country.
Seats free.
Beuj. SWEET aud his brother Dan and
Eugene Cummings are In Gilead hunt.
Ing deer. IL Is reported that they have
captured two or three.
There have been three deaths In this
village the past week. Horace Edgerly
died Monday morning. Hubbard Rowe
died Wednesday, aud Mira. Freelsnd
Perkins die,i saturday night.
Our druggists report n fair trade In
Christmas goods thus far, aud a very
good trade In prescriptions.
The mail. hsve been pretty well load
ell with christmas bundles, and the
stamp lick,rs have been busy.
Christmas exercises were held In AL
three Of our churches Monday evening
Dr. III. :. Jersey of Philadelphia Il In
town. lie will take hls father, Tristrau
Ilersey, Who l. quite feeble, home Will
him.