Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-02-12
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY
CHURCHES.

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First Congregational Church. r. J. iiaughton,
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10: 10
/ A NJ AMI : 90 n. N. sabbath school II ",
/ wednesday PRAYER meeting, 30 z. N; chris
tlan En,ieaYor meeting ON Friday, Sf. NJ
/ Methodist Church. Rev. N. l.. Nichols, tastor
ON SUNDAY. morning PRAYER meeting .: 10 A. N. |,
/ preaching service, 10 - A. N; cabhath >cheei
/ EN-: EpWorth League Meeting, 2. NJ; even
/ ing PRAYER meeting z. NJ; Tuesday PRAYER
meeting. :; 20 p. n Class meeting, tr'aSy'
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baptist Church. Rev. 7. J. Rxms,iel. Pastor.
\ GU sunday. preaching service lo:b A. NJ SAB
| hath school Il M: prayer meeting 20 p n
Tuesday evening PRAYER meeting ~ r. M
STATED MEETINGS.
F.xA.M.-RegulSr meeting Tuesday evening
| on or before fGll moon.
| loo Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
lugs, Thursday eyeaing OF each week.-Aurora
Eucampment first and third Mon'isy evenings
| OF each month. .
P. Of H.-Parls Grange. second SATURDAY Of
/ each month. The Gusngc store i open Tor uate
! Wednesday susl SATURDAY afternoons
L. a. O.. I.-Ftrst and thiri THURSDAYS
/ 10. 4. T.-S0uth Paris Lodge, Ne SIT, meets
I esery other Monday evcniug Ia the g a. X Hal.
| GA R-M. n. kiWbaN Post, No. Ia, meets
| SATURDAY on OF bcfore fun moon, In q. \. X
Wm. n. Rimban Relief Corps meets first AMI
thiri Thursday evenings Of each month IN u
s'of V.-iohn [. McArile Camp meets second
AM fourth Friday evening" Of each month al
/ 7O'clock, al T.. \. Z Hat. -,
/ y. r %. F.-Stouy Brook Lodge, No. ISL
meets Al G.. \. L. Hall first aud third srid1y
/ evenings Of each moath
n. Of P.-Hamhn Lodge, No 81, meets ever!
/ Erilay evening at Masonic Hall
Rev. George Il. Palmer of woodtords
will deliver the Memorial Day address to
Wm. n. kimball Post, O.. \. T., next
I Memorial Day. Mr.. Palmer was one OF
| four brothers that went 20 the war, ana
the ONLY Que that returned alive.
/ Dr Eugene Andrews OF North Paris l.
/ 70 locate among Us. lie will make a
speciality of the eve aud ear. -Four doc
tors in this place ought to keep Us 10
good health.
;. T.. Maxim is s,ill confined to the
/ house with bad cold.
I Med Howard OF Portland has been Wis
/ King her sister, Mrs. Chester Record, the
past week.
Miss Godfrey OF Boston is visiting at
! Mr.. Alvin Rice's for few days.
Miss Maud Carter finished her school
/ in the hing District aud has returned
home.
I Mrs. G. ". Bow ker has been visiting
la Portland the past week.
I The NJ T.. Sewing Circle will meet
\ With Mrs. q. G.. Curtis "Wednesday alter
noon and evening.
We understand that DIR. StaCkpOle Will
give his noted lecture, Hypnotism versus
Spiri,ualism, al the Methodist church,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20, under the
auspices Of the Epworth League.
The past week has been good sample
OF court weather" We trust II VIII
not continue through the term OF court
which opens Tuesday.
\ full line Of valentines at Shurtlen :
AMI Sturtcyant's.
Two have been taken from our midst
hy death the past week. Mrs. Blake,
aged about 80 wears. and Edith jackson,
aged II Years. The relatives have The
heartfelt sympathy Of their many friends
in the community.
Harry Gerry was az home from CoioS
over SUNDAY.
Found. in the post office, small
sum oi money. lCquire % postmaster.
There Is an advertised letter in the
south Paris post office addressed to
FriuA Clcsmeut.
our team>terS and truCkmen have al
been busy the past few days breaking
roads. and the prospects are good Tor
more of the :. me work IL the wind keeps
on blowing The prophets that pre-
di,ttd mild Wcather after CandiemA'
pav viii have 10 take y back seat.
l.. =. swan has iu his possession an
ancient mu,het which his father rur'
"a ,ed from a Revolutionary soldier
The mU,ket 4, one OF the old Queen 5
: Arms. and was captured from the Brit
i,h Ia the WSr OF l-96. MIR. swan ha'
presented it 70 the q. \. L. post 10 be
plyted among their relies of the late war
The angel Of death hss agsin Nisit''
our midst aud claimed f0rhis own one o.
, our brightest ami most promising young
(. school girls Edith, daughter OF th'
: late l.. ". Jackson. died Saturday mora
ing after short sickness OF inn mme
tiou 81 the stomach and bowels. Ms
jackson IA, the heartfelt sympathy OF 4
I. large circle of friends 10 her great be
: rttvement.
Nj. Albert Hammond has been a
, work 10 the bank for the past few DAYS
Cooks barge carried ten OF our ell
zen. 10 Norway Tuesday evening 70 a,
tend Miss Mavo's recital. More wouiI
!, hsv, gone had the weather been warmer
The Electric Light Co. were putting
in new transformers Tuesday, prepare
tory to starting their new machines
, The lights will probably be much lm
7 proved how.
The la,t Iyceum Of the term will o'
, held 10 the high school room next Ihurs
dav evening
Owing to the severity Of the storm thu
schools were not IN session Friday.
Madge and George Wilson were a
home from Colby over Sunday to atten'
! the funeral Of their grandmother.
About twenty Of cur Young peopl'
witnessed Hands acyoss the Sea, a
the Norway Opera House Friday even
ing.
Newton Il. Elliott of Portland has az
cepted position with \. |. Sturtevan
70 complete the study Of pharmacy II
which he has been engaged for the pas
! two and une-haif years. He comes high
IL reco mmenGed and arpears 10 be a nut
Young msu.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. james
\. Coleman, Who has been teacher oI
! eiocutiou ia one OF our Maine schools
gave some OF his popular readings 10 th'
Congregational church. THE audience
was not a. large a. we would have wish
81. owing 20 sickness, etc. but all who
did attend We're highly pleased, and
many expressed the hope that NJ. Cole
, man might return AZ some more iavora-