Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-03
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.

Pastor. ON Sunday, preaching @ervices, 10: -
An and 7: 40 p. NJ; sabbath School L ~;
"Wednesday prayer meeting; Mia. ~ 7: S mrs
Methodist Church. Rev. w. Il. chapman, las
tor ON Sunday, morning prayer meeting $50 A;
n, preaching service, 10 80 A NJ; Sabnntn Scncos
Il NJ; Epworth League Meeting, =. NJ esen-
Ing prayer meeting p. NJ; Tuesday PRAYER
meeting, = % p. N. Class meeting fr"ay'
Baptis, Church. Rev. T. J. Ramssicll, Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service 10 - A. NJ. SAD
bath school IL NJ; prayer meeting :os r. =.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 80 T. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M.--Regalar meeting Tuesday evening
on or before full moon.
o. u. F.-Nonnt Mica Lodge. regular meet.
ings, Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
Racampment, arst and third Monday evenings
p. OF H-Paris Grange, second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store Is open Tor trane
"Wednesday AMI saturday Y, s ~. I.s,.v.
Io.G T.-South Paris Lodge, No. 81, meets meets
every other Monday evening In the a. ~ ~ hs.,.
q. A. R.-w. h. kimball Post, 40. itS' meess
SATURDAY on or before fun moon. In n. "A. IL
Nm. n. KimbaIl Relief Corps meets first and
Thru Thursday evenings Of each month, IN "
s Of V.@-ichn c. MeArile Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each monih AZ
To'clock, at &. A. Il. Hall. 80,
\ v. q. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. ISL,
meets at u. \. X. Hall first and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
n. of P.-Uamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friday evening al Masonic Hail.
Well, we'll, the mystery OF the stolen
bicycles has been solved. Ii was the
famous Poland family of rabbit VAL
lev" Oxford. We might have known.
Mrs. A. ID. Cotton, superintendent Of
the Junior Christian Endeavorers in Yer
mont addressed the Junior Epworth
League sunday afternoon at the NJ. r..
church.
Mr.. Levi Tucker, one of the Oldest res
idcnts, was buried saturday. lie was
- years old, and had been in his usual
health, until three DAYS before ms
death. His three children who live In
Massachusetts were At home to attend
the funeral. -,
The brick work on Billings Block will
he finished this week. Good Judges say
tina, il will be the best built block IN the
county.
W. u. Clark has moved into his new
store and tenement, and the old mill
store il vacant.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes gave a cooweo
partv To party Of fifteen friends last
Monday evening. Mrs. Lena Porter Sc
cured the first prize, and Miss ONE
Stuart second. Refreshments OF lemon
sherbet and waters were served.
Stony Brook Lodge, y. +. q. T.,
South Paris, will hold their next meet
ing Sept. ith. After the business session
The ladies will entertain the lodge and a
few invited friends with short pro-
grsmme consisting Of music, essays
Rotations and readings, after which Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell have gone 70
Massachusetts, for few weeks.
Mr.. Plummer Libby from Illinois Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Swasey Burneli-
Mrs. Annie VI. Prescott OF Newark
y. J., i visiting Mrs. julia Ripley.
Mr.. =. Tucker and wife have returned
from their trip 20 New Hampshire.
Mrs. j. 4. keuncy Is stopping a Few
DAYS Al Portland.
Arthur Royal Is running the engine 3,
the corn factory.
Mr.. John HAYDEN I, about moving into
his new house on Western Avenue.
I Kendall Ripley and family, Albert
Dean and wife, and Mrs. Deans brother
aud his wife were at the islands last
sunday, also Mrs. Julia Ripley and son
and her friend from New Jersey.
( Winnie Cooks house Is fine looking
place. and an ornament 10 the avenue.
Miss Mary Willisms aud mother have
gone to keeping house on Skilllng'
Avenue.
Mr.. Murphy Of Lewiston is visiting
/ his brother. John Murphy, OF this place
There will be a supper and entertain
ment st the VI. f.. church Wednesday
I evening Of this week, under the auspices
Of the EpWorth League.
Prof. J. r. Moody, principal OF the
Edward Little High school OF Auburn
WAS in town Wednesday.
The bicycle, belonging 10 \. |. Slurie
want, which was taken from the wall
in front OF his store about 10 days ago was
found at Oxford by Deputy Sheriff has
sett. Mr.. BSssett arrested young Eel
! low hv the name OF Poland and brough
him 10 Norway. Last Tuesday he was
/ given a hearing in the Norway Muniti
pal court. He pleaded guilty 10 the
/ taking of this bicycle also one at Nor
way. He was sentenced to ninety days
/ in Jail.
/ H.T. Jordan, Cashier In Hotel Raleigh
Washington, ID. c., spent few day
/ with his mother, Mrs. III. y. Bolster
Z last week. Harry is looking well and
seems to be enjoying life.
/ J. I. Turner, who has been clerhins
I for \. |. Sturtevant, finished work
Saturday. He will take short vacation
aud about the middle of September re-
! turnes 10 his studies NJ the Massachu-
sets College of Pharmacy. ;. I. Whit,
I Of Fryeburg, who came 10 u well reco-
mended. has taken Mr.. Turner's place
in the drug store.
W. Z. Maxim and family have beer
euiOying weeks outing in one of the
cottages on the shores of Lake Pennies
sewaSSee.
I Next Friday evening the members OF
the Y. T. ;. c. +. Of the Congregations
church will give tennis social ia the
vesterv. This will be novel entertain
ment and i lust as much for those who
do not play tennis as for those who do.
Admission 10 cents. Ice cream and cake
will De for sale during the evening. The
society have undertaken 10 raise a part
Of the money needed 10 put Ia the new
cement walk in front of the church. Ii
is hoped that large number will be
present and thus show their appreciation
of the efforts of the Young PEOPLE.
RI Fitz OF North Bridgton was in
town Friday.
&C. Hebb. Bovdoin sc, was In town
Friday.
colds are unite prevalent now.
oni,a a number of onr neonle are con-
ined ~ their homes with throat troubles.
NJ Jobn Whitman i much narrowed
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