Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-20
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY,
CHURCHES

First Congregational Church, X j. Haugnton,
fsssoI and IN S 10 p. r. sabbath school Il n;
Wednesday prayer meeting, I'D r. ~. s"'i'
tan En,ieavor meeting ON Friday, Sf. n;
Methodist Church, Rev W. 4. Cnapman, ~
tor on sunday. morning prayer meeting ~ A,
M. preaching service, 10 IA. NJ; saboatn >cnoo'
NJ NJ: Epworth League Meeting, r. NJ; even
ing PRAYER meeting p. NJ; Tuesoay p,sse'
meeting, :: 30 p. N. Class meeting fr'aay'
Sspti-t Church. Rev. t. J. Ramssiell. Pastor.
ON Sunday, preaching service 10: - A. NJ; Sab
bath school IL NJ prayer meeting w r. Il
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 30 r.. u
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M.-Regulsr meeting Tuesday evening
/. %. q. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet
inxs Thursday evening of each week.-Aurora
Eacampment, arst and third MONDAY evenings
OF each month. .,
each month. The Grange store Is open Tor uaue
Wednesday aud SATURDAY afternoons
4. o. C. C.-First and thru Thursdays.
LOG T-SOuth Paris Lodge, No. 81, nsc v
every other Monday evening IN the o. "A. n Hal.
GAR-W. n. kimban Post, No. lts, ueves
saturday on or before full moon, In u a. ~
Hall, at .3oF.N. a. ~
VIM. n. Kimhan Relief Corps meets mr., ana ~
third Thursday evenings OF each month"; IN u
= Of V.+John {. McArllc Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings OF eacn m"hah ~
4. IT, n u
y l. -. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. III,
meets Al C. A. 4. Hall first and third W eSincsnay
evenings Of each month.
h. Of P.-lIamhn Lodgv, NO 81, meets e'e''
Friday evening at Masonic Hall.
F.N. Wright, who i taking the course
AT Shaw's Business College, Portland
was at home over sunday.
Miss Matte T.. Hersey, principal OF
Sanderson Academy, Ashtield, Mass, Is
spending few weeks of her vacation AL
Mr.. y. Stoves.
Hon. James ;. Wright was 1t Bryant :
Pond on business Saturday.
| Mrs. j. X. Whitman, who has been
stopping in Portland for some time, Is AZ
home.
VII. Cook has had charge OF the
| singing at the present session OF the
Methodist camp meeting at Poland.
Those present report that the singing
has been the finest they have ever heard.
Some of those who have sent laundry
through the agency Of F. \. Shurtleil
have doubtless realized that the work
done through no fault of Mr.. Shurtlen,
however has not been entirely salts
factory for the past few weeks. Mr'
Shurtleff, being anxious TO remedy TINS
evil. has exchanged his agency, and has
accepted the agency for the Globe steam
Laundry OF Portland. The Globe Is the
largest and best equipped laundry in the
state, and they guarantee satisfaction 10
every respect. Laundry will be sent
every Wednesday morning and returned
saturday afternoon Of the same week.
Those desiring the best of work should
give the Globe trial.
Miss Lena Hicks Of Gjlead is visiting
her old schoolmates in town.
! 4. L.. Elder aud family of Boston are
stopping In town for few DAYS. They
made the trip in their family carriage.
Fire was discovered In the attic of +
IL. Parlin's house on Gothic Street al
IL :3OA NJ, last Wednesday. but u was
ex,inguished by Hose Company No. /
who were on the spot aud had streau
of water on the building in few min
utes after the alarm WAS given.
The new road asked for along tn
ridye above Western Avenue i not II
= prospect. The hearing on II was con
cluded last Wednesday. The selecime'
T. took the ground that the road should
not be located unless the land damage
J could be made very small; and a. only
= two OF the land owners expressed a viii
ingness To give the land, IL was decides
not 20 make the location.
The next regular meeting Of Ston'
, Brook Lodge, No. Isl, y. L. q. T., o
south Paris. will De held Aug. 2ls,
when business Of importance will com
before the lodge. II is hoped that al
: members who feel inter, sted in the orde
will be present.
, Sumner Tucker his bought one-hsl
: interest i'm the state of New Hampshir
a for the folding automatic spring washer
: Sumner knows good thing when h
: sees il.
The Congregational sunday Schoo
will hold their annual picujc at Gibson
Grove Tuesday Of this week. The grow
= will be reached by means 10 the electri
z cars and the steamer. Fare for tn
round trip : cents on the electrics an
e Il cents on the steamer; children cent
on the electrics and 10 cents on tn
steamer. Tickets may be obtained a
Plummer's clothing store. Unless IN
, tickets for the electrics are purchased I
advance the full fare OF 10 cents vii
have TO be paid. They will leave on IN
SIS A. NJ. car connecting with the -
A. VI. boat, and on the las L. NJ. ca
: connecting with the 500 Z. NJ. boat. !
! program Of races and other interesting
: contests has been arranged, and the di
4 will doubtless be one 10 be long rcmem
| bered. All are cordially invited 10 z
| and enjoy the occasion. II Tuesday i
J stormy the picnic will be postponed t
the first fair day.
b. J. Fitz. Bowdoin ~, of Norti
Bridgton, spent SUNDAY in town.
Miss Alice b. Greene is visiting rela
! tives in Waterford.
Miss Sadie Greene has returned TO he
home in Ontario.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post office Aug. 10:
". =. Maffeft.
Orlando II. Eastman.
, Mr.. Geo. L. Chambcriin.