Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
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DIRECTORY.
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Ing service e =. ~; sabbath School i? =. n:
social Meeeinsi y. y. Wednesday, rraysf
Meeting ':OP.n.
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Y.AA. M-Unioa n. A. e.. No. ., assemble:
ssSiss nal. hs'i Rss. a. needing q
Lodge, No. ~. In Masonic Hall. Monday kven-
inr on or before fall moon. Oxford Council. u.
~. rni.y eyesins % os afssr full !, E ssss
son Hall every saturday evening.
LOO. F-Re8ular meeting In ODD Ieuows'
Hall, every Tuesday Evening; wiley sncsmp,
meni, No. n, meets In Old Fellows, Hall. second
X. Of P.-RsFulAr meeting In Hathaway Block.
every thursday Evening.
GA. Hilary Russ Post, No. 81, meets In
Rysr.oa Han on the third Friday Evening OF
10. q. C.-Meess the d and ah Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerron Hall.
7: q H:.Sorx.y GTnss meesA every other
.hs .ssoSd and fourth Friday evenings Of each
Tsis.,i. Lolss, No; ~. N;E;o;;r p; meet; =, in
Ryer.oa Han. On the ara and third "wednesday
Wellington Hobbs Camp. 8. of ". meets the
second and fourth Friday evenings OF eaeh
month.
", q. 9. mes.. in Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
E.r. SMITH, ESQ, New Grange Block. 10 ths
authorised local agent and correspondent OF tns
b spprssissei By me puSnsSsrs.
All. Rowe has very large petition
which he will In due time present for
appointment as postmaster.
Henry Rlchburg and family have
moved to Winchester, Mass.
James l.. Parker went to Augusta
with Samuel j. Frost the first OF the
week.
l.. d. Andrews has hired the Bonney
place near the NJ. Il. church for term
Of years We understand.
Thursday evening Mrs. l.. b. Andrews,
Mrs. j. W. Crommett, Mrs. L. n. SWEET
and Mrs. @. L. Johnston entertained
their friends at the !. o. o. Y. Hall.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
by the large company In conversation
and games, and nm elaborate supper was
served In the hall.
The tax assessors are again seen after
the man who has the dollars.
j. A. Roberts returned from Augusta
this week with his family.
Lejune o. Burt has been employed by
WIN. II. Warren to carry on his farm for
u year.
b. l.. whitman, president Of Colby
University, lectured ut the COngregs-
tional church Tuesday evening on
..Some Things for the American Peo-
pie to Keep In Mind" Mr.. Whitman IL
very pleasant speaker and for nearly
an hour the large audience gave him the
closest attention. Very many excellent
points were made In his discourse.
I. l.. Webb has painted his store Blue,
of course. Mr.. Webb has large stock
and sells cheap for cash.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill closed his series OF
meetings at the Congregational church
sunday evening.
Arthur SWEET has moved into the
Black house on Main Street.
John ". Baker has gone to New York
TO have his eyes treated. He was &C
cOmpanied by Frank kimball who has
gone to Philadelphia.
The gentlemen OF the Congregational
society will entertain the circle Tuesday
evening. They will undoubtedly have a
first class time.
A large delegation from Oxford and
Paris Lodges, y. & A. NJ, visited Granite
Lodge at West Paris Wednesday even
Ing. The company returned by special
train Thursday morning.
County Commissioners Stearns stopped
at the Elm House this week.
Emma Stevens, daughter Of =. A.
Stevens. IL sick with typhoid fever In
Lewiston. Mrs. Stevens has been with
her daughter for the past two weeks.
G. T.. Holt, Esq, and wife Joined Nor
way Grange Saturday. Few know II
but II IL nevertheless true, that Mr.. Holt
combines farming with his law business
In very profitable proportions.
Hsmlin 4 Bicknell are selling some
fine fruit, figs aud dates, fiour, crackers,
tea, coffee and molasses. IL you want a
good trade call on llamlin 4 Bicknell's
stock. They guarantee all their goods
and prices.
Fred l.. Young's uncle, Nathaniel
Young, was 100 years Of age on April lst.
lie writes an excellent hand. Is In
possession OF all his faculties. Walks a
good distance every pleasant day aud
generally enjoys life. Ills two brothers,
twins, were rs last November. They
are both smart.
Stste pensions have been granted Nor
way parties as follows: Charles Pike
90 per month; Charles ii. Morse 90 per
month; Harrison Buck 81; G. e. Burt,
81, and John ID. Hazen o. per month.
These parties received state aid last
year.