Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-05-14
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES
First CONGREGATIONAL Church, r. J. Haughtou.
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10: -
A. N. and Z: 90 p. NJ, sabbath school " ~,
Wednesday prayer meeting, s:S T. NJ; Chrs-
tan Endeayor meeting on Friday, q pP.x.
Methodist Church. Rev. W. Il. Chapman, Pas
tor. On sunday, morning prayer meeting, y ~ A;
NJ preaching service. 10 :4SA. NJ; sabbath school
Ing prayer meeting p. NJ; Tuesday prayer
meeting, :; 30 p. N. Class meeting fnaay.
Bxpti~, Church. Rev T. J. Rsmsiell. Pastor.
On Sunday. preaching service io:+5 A NJ; Sab
bath school II NJ; prayer meeting 90 r. n.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting I'D Pm
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA N.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
10. q. f.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ings Thursday evening of each week.-Aurora
Encampment, first and third Monday evenings
OF each month.
y. OF H-Paris Grange. second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store Il open for trade
Wednesday AMI Saturday afternoons
10. q. C.-First and third Thursdays
LOG. T.-South Paris Lodge. No. Sll, meets
every other Monday evening In the q. A. r. HAIL
C. R-w. n. kimbsn Post. No. lts, meets
saturday on or before fun moon. In u. A H.
Hall, AT 30 Pm.
WIN. n. Kimban Relief Corps meets first and
third Thursday evenings Of each month, In H.
A. X Hail. at so
:. OF V.-John c. MeArile Camp meets second
and fourth FRIDAY evenings of each month al
Ne. q. P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets at q. a. T. Hall arst and third "Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
n. of H.-Hamitn LoIgc, No. 81, meets every
Fri,iay evening At Masonic Hall.
The ladies' relief corps viii elect
officers at their next meeting Thursday
evening, May 10th. A good attendance
Is requested.
Dead letter returned TO writer In the
South Paris post office for Nellie Corey.
The hot weather the past week, and
the refreshing rain on Sunday have
started vegetation 10 growing rapidly.
Farmers In this vicinity are well along
with their spring work, and some OF
them will plant their corn this week.
The early fruit trees are in bloom, aud
the season IL nearly two weeks earlier
than last year. The thermometer has
ranged from 80 TO 90 in the shade In the
middle Of the day for the past week.
!. A. kenney has gone to Weld for a
few days. He will try 10 entiee some OF
the big trout out Of the pond.
A. G. Dudley has finished his work on
the pier OF the iron bridge, and the
bridge is safe for travel once more.
The electric railroad is to be built at
once. A. W. Walker has taken the job
to do the grading aud will commence
this week. 4 petition has been In cir
eulation TO have the road extented from
the Andrews House across the river 70
the foot Of Clark Hill.
Ernest SWEET, Ed Mann and Harry
4 NJ
bicycles last Friday, aud returned in
the evening. They arrived in Lewiston
In time 10 take breakfast with their
friends.
Rev. K. J. Haughton will conduct
services at the Congregational church
next Sunday for Hsmlin Lodge, h. OF
T., of South Paris, and Penneseewasse.
Lodge OF Norway. The Knights are ~
quested TO meet at their hall az lO:l'
sunday morning. Services AT l0:i5.
Rev. III. l.. Nichols, who has lsboreC
so successfully with the Methodist
church in this place, has been assigned
to Kennebunk and Fort Porpoise for the
coming year. Mr.. Nichols has Away
identified himself with every movement
intended to improve and upbuild ou
community, and we are sorry 10 los'
him from our midst. Our loss, how
ever. is another peoples gain, and w
wish him success and prosperity in hi
new field OF labor.
His successor. Rev. W. L. Chapman
began his labors here yesterday. W.
extend to him cordial greetings, ant
trust that he will find a pleasant field o
labor.
\. Y. Record and W. +. kenney Wen
10 Buckfield Thursday on a fishing trip
They returned with about 100 fine trout
+. A. Shurtlefi was in Portland Friday
selecting plants for the summer trade
He secured the finest plants he has eve
had. Saturday afternoon and evening
large number availed themselves OF IN
opportunity of procuring some OF thes
choice plants. Mr.. Shurtleh-s prices ar
very reasonable.
Guy Buck, who is working in Port
land barber shop, was in town few
DAYS last week.
Mr. Turner, student in the Masss
chusetts College of Pharmacy, bcsaI
work for A. |. Sturtevant last wednes
day.
The gentlemen Interested in the Souti
Paris and Norway Electric Railroad
were in town Tuesday. They decided
10 build the road al once.
Henry Newton is quite poorly thi
spring.
Our popular barber, II. W. Powers, i
receiving congratulations on fine younl
daughter which came TO gladden. hi
home, Friday, Nav 10Th.
W. ID. Clark will begin work at ono,
on his new store ana house near th'
bridge.
Mrs. Hiram Lovejoy, who has beer
quite sick, is improving.
What with the building OF new count!
buildings, the Billings Block, Plummer
store, the Norway and Paris electri'
road and number Of new houses, South
Paris promises 10 be u busy place thu
summer and fall. Look out, Rumforc
Falls,