Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.


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rrss Coaxrsr,siouai ChurrA, 4. ,. Ilaugh1o.,
Pastor. On Sunday. preaching servics. 1o;t
A. T.: sabbath school, y n: Iss,f s.sps:
wss ssss.. essss sss l. seso r...sr.
preceding sery,cs. u; I, 4. n; sA6besh school
II n; kPworsA Lsasss heetisg. ?. n; even.
N. :. s.s'ii I, ;s';'si Gas. 1s:;ss .;.
Ssp;,ss Church. Rev. r. J. Ransasll. rasser.
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Tuesday evening prayer usssiAx I'S Pm.
STATED nxkrixes..
r.AA.M.-ResulAr meeting Tuesday evening
10. O.F.-Noans Nica Ledgs. regular nsse-
Ess:.p%sss, ARA AMI Third Monday evening"
r. OF H-Pans Grange. sscead saturday Of
eseh moash. Ths Grange Store h opea for trads
Wednesday anil saturday afrrneons-
10. u. C.-f1rss and Third rhurshys.
..s,r r.: LS 4 &. 10 Hall s
GA. R-w. X. kimball Poss. No. ~. ns,ss
SATURDAY On or before full moon. In q. a. -
:. 81 v.ioia c. NeAr,ls Camp mssss second
and fourth Friday evenings Of sseh month q
| ,o'clock. q q. A. R. Hail.
\. X o. r-ssoay Bro.s Lcit.. Nc: isi.
meet. a q. A. n Han hrss and third Friday
evenings of each month.
The Grand Trunk Railway gives an
excursion to Boston Oct. II. Fare $500
for round trip by rail- or boat. Tickets
good for ten days.
George Wilson, Jr.. undertook to
give Wild west show on the street Sat-
urday. The result was that George
MAS landed In the mud by the bronco.
r. 3. Barnes has moved Into the rent
In Frank Taylor's house vacated by Rev.
X. j. Haughtou.
Rev. X. J. Haughton preached a me-
mortal sermon Sunday evening In menu
ory of our late townsman, ID. y. True.
An alarm OF fire Friday evening
brought out the fire department In q
Stoves buildings caused by putting
ashes In q wooden box, WAS the cause.
Il was extingulshed without much
damage to property. Had u occurred
later In the evening the result would
have been more disastrous.
The Rev. Mr.. Wood Of Cornish will
lecture at the NJ. L. church Thursday
evening on 'sThe Worlds Fair "a I saw
It." Mr.. Wood comes highly recon-
mended and will interest his hearers.
Ethel, the youngest daughter OF Geo.
Crockett, while playing In the barn, fell
from the hay NOW and broke her wrist
and rib.
For bargains In groceries look up Ham
lin 4 Bicknell's ad. Guns and rifles for
sale and to let.
Several OF our people attended the fair
at Bryant's Pond Thursday aud reported
a better show of fruit and vegetables
than at the county fair.
The circle at the VI. f. church Wed
uesday evening was well attended and
all reported good time.
Eva Richardson Is quite sick.
Roger Summers family Is to move TO
Portland the coming week.
Rodney Chandler Is to move into MIR.
Summers rent.
Wallace Lords youngest son died very
suddenly Sunday morning.
Lulu Cook has been visiting friends In
Lewiston and Lisbon the past week.
Mrs. Bsssett Of Boston IL visiting at
her daughters, Mrs. Frank Klmbalfs.
Dr. G. X. Davis of Washington, ID. G.,
formerly OF this place, IL reported to be
dangerously sick.
c. III. Young has moved his Boston
portrait Car from Bryant's Pond to OK
ford.
Mr.. Lew West and family Of Boston
visited at &. ii. Young's the past week.
viii Henry's baby IL better.
Mr.. Herbert e. Ripley, q former resi-
den, Of this place, Is visiting his family
and friends here for few weeks. lie
has good position as clerk In store
and post Office In Pawhusks, Oklahoma.
His family will remain here this winter.
A. e. Jones, W. Z. Maxim, y. l..
Doble, Ernest Record and Chas.
Edwards will start for the worlds fair
Tuesday with party from Auburn and
Lewiston.
A Toledo Commercial of recent date
contains this paragraph: Miss FLORENCE
Maxim Of South Paris, Maine, accom-
panied by her brother Sanger, !.
visiting her cousins, Mrs. T.. j. Tippett
and Mrs. W. Huntington Smith. Miss
Maxim enjoys the distinction Of having
been one Of party of i've that ascend
ed Mounts Adams and Washington In
the White Mountains q year ago, the
ladies In this party being the only ones
on record that ever walked up and down
these mountains.
The largest stock Of boots, shoes,
slippers and rubbers In the county YOU
can find at Smilev Shoe Store, opposite
the Elm House, Norway, Maine, l.. ~
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