Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES
F,rs, Congregational Church. r. j. Haughton.
W. and :. 60 r. N. sabbath school Il ~;
Wednesday prayer meeting, ;of. ~, SnHs
tian Enieavor meeting on Friday, ! up.
Methodist Church. Rev. W. I. Chapman, las
tor or Sunday, morning prayer meetinx =. ~ =,
preaching service. 10 tSA NJ; sabbath school
| is n; Epworth League Meeting, = p. M, even
| Ing PRAYER meeting p. ~ Tuesday prayer
meeting. : % p. NJ. Class meeting friaay'
I7.tSP.N. - -,
Rsptist Church. Rev. 7. j. Ramsdell. Pastor.
| ON SUNDAY, preaching service 10 - A. NJ, SAD
/ hath school Il NJ, prayer meeting 20 r. L.
Tuesday evening prayer meeunS ~ r. Il
| STATED MEETINGS.
Fra M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
| /. %. q. F.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
ings. Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
Eacampment, first and thru Monday evenings
| OF each month.
| p. of H.-Paris Grange. second Saturday Of
each month. The Grsnge store Is open for trace
Wednesday anil SATURDAY. afternoons.
i U.O.G C.-ffrst AMI thru Thursdays.
| 10. 4. T-South Paris Lcsigc. No Hi meets
every other Monday evening In the o. A. n HAL
/ CA R-w. X. kimban Post. NO. IL. meess
saturday on or before fun moon, In y. A. H.
WI Wm' x. kimban Relief Corps meets arst and
thru THURSDAY evenings of each month. In u
5 Of W" v.[icSn c. MeArile Camp meets second
Il
| A. % P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets AT 4. A. X Hall first and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month
4 X OF P-Hamfn Lodge, No. III, meets every
Frfday evening at Masonic Hall.
The contract for building Billings
! Block has been awarded 10 Ethan Wills
and Franklin Maxim. There were eight
bids received, ranging from $500 10
| S99l4. The block Is TO be completed oy
| November first. Mr.. Willis is builder
OF large experience and as the plans and
specifications call for q first-class build
/ ing, We NAV safely expect such one
from Willis 4 Maxim.
VIM. X. Howe, one OF our most re-
spected citizens, died after short illness
i SUNDAY morning. He had been In the
employ Of Elias Thomas * Co. OF Fort
land as travelling salesman for the past
fifteen years, and had many friends
abroad as well as at home.
Mr.. Willis will 60 70 Portland and
Boston Monday TO purchase material fof
the building Of Billings Block. They
| will commence work on the cellar As
soon as the buildings are all removed
from the lot.
| Briggs 4 Farrar will move their meat
market 10 Western Avenue.
Mr.. Charles Harris of Mechanic Falls
is at work for c. ii. Young 10 his photo
graph rooms. Plain looking people can
get very good looking picture II they
patronize Young, as we can testify.
4 large delegation Of our people went
70 Lewiston the Fourth. Two or three
came home feeling very patriotic and
hilarious. Many Of those who stayed al
home attended the ball game and rode
on the electric cars.
! Herbert Swift Of Minneapolis, MIMI,
a former resident of this place, Is visit
| Ing his old home and friends here.
\ III. l.. Whitman attended the com
meneement exercises az Colby Universit,
last week.
George Ham and family are spending
couple Of weeks camping out at Pen
nesseewassee Lake.
| j. +. Henry, Osmond Henry and II. c,
| Harden made trip TO Mr.. Harden
home al Jefferson and return last week
The Colby students are at home from
college for the summer vacation.
The many friends OF Mr.. VIM. X
Howe were saddened 10 learn Of hi
death on sunday morning after briei
illness. Mr.. Howe WAS one Of our besI
citizens. His family have the heartfelt
sympathy Of a wide circle Of friends.
+. \. Shurtleif has been on the sicl
list for the past few days.
Mrs. Ella Dowst aud Mr.. and Mrs
/ Arthur Dowst of Brooklyn, y. Y, wh'
have been visiting at Mrs. Ida Fuller's
have returned 10 their home.
Mrs. c. l.. Buck is in Portland FOR !
few days.
Mrs. Ida Fuller had new potatoe:
raised ia her garden the Fourth Of July
Miss Eva Richardson, ;. {. Ordwa!
and &. /. Buck and family spent tn
Fourth Of July at WestbrOOS.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman gave very inter
esting blackboard talk sunday evening
al the Methodist vestry.
Several Of our Young people attended
a dance at Bryant's Pond on the nigh
of the 4th.
j. +. Plummer moved into his new
store Saturday.
The Record clothing store is again
open for business.
Two ball games were played on th'
fair grounds July 18th. Ia the forenoon
the Bucktield team defeated Soutl
Paris team l. 10 IL. The afternoon
game was a surprise to all. Whitman o
Norway was expected TO be here TO pitci
for the South Paris team. About nooI
he sent word that he could not be here
The only thing left 10 do was TO put IL
Robert Shaw, who pitched for the Buck
field team in the forenoon. He did no
seem TO feel his forenoon's work, bu
pitched even better in the afternoo,
than in the forenoon. Consequently on
bows went in and beat the Rumfort
Falls 10 To 3. The features OF the game
were the kicking Of the visiting team
and Howe's return Of the ball from tn
out-field, cutting of the runner at tn
home plate.