Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-23
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.

First C0ngregaronai tnutch. NJ D. naokns.s.s
Pastor. ON sunday. preaching services. ~: -
A. NJ and :: % p. NJ, sabbath School " ~;
"wednesday PRAYER meeting, I'D y. NJ, Snris-
tian Endeavor meeting ON Friday, up.
Methodist Church. Rev. w. T. Chapman. fss-
TOR. on sunday, morning prayer meeting. s;D A;
" pr,aching service, 10 "a. NJ; sabbath School
~ N; Epworth League Meeting, 2. M; even
Ing prayer meeting p. NJ Tuesday prayer
meeting, Z: b =. NJ Class Heeunx' fH'As'
Bspt,si Church. Rev. T. J. Rams'iell. Pastor.
TN Sunday, preaching service 10 u A. NJ, SAB
bath school IL M, prayer meeting 100 r. u.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 10 r. u.
STATED MEETINGS.
Pa. M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
ON or before fun moon: ,,sss
LOO. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
inr.. Thursday evening of each week.-Aurora
Eacampment, dr., and third Monday evenings
Of each month.
p. OF H.-Paris Grange. second saturday OF
each month. The Grange store Is open Tor trsoe
"Wednesday anil Saturday afternoons.
n o. d C-First ami third Thursdays
n. a. T-saQth Paris Lodge No. Sll, meets
every other Monday evening In the u. "A: n HAL
GA. R.-w n. kimhal Post, Nc. hs, meets
saturiay on or before full moon, In Il. A H.
''S Nm X. kimhall Relief Corps meets Or, and
third THURSDAY evenings Of each month"; In u
OF V.-Iohn {. McArlle Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings oil eaeh '''"'" AZ
90 P.-Stouy Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets al q. A. X. Hall arsi and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month. o,.-,,
h OF P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friday evening AZ Masonic Hall
Chas. F.. Gowell has moved into this
village from his farm in the Partridge
District.
Prof. W. III. Stockbridge of Portland,
the well known tenor, WAS IN town last
week.
Geo. Y. Tucker has bought the right
10 sell washing machines In Bethel ana
i canyassiny the town for the same.
Can't. III. y. Bolster and wife returned
from Boston Saturday where they nave
been visiting friends and attending the
Christian Endeavor convention.
Miss Nav Beeman and her cousin, Mrs.
Abbott of Waterville, have taken rooms
AZ r. A. Thayer's, and will spend Few
weeks here.
Mrs.. J.H. Jones Of Amesbury, Mass,
il visiting her sister, Mrs. j. ;. Wright.
Last Thursday noon W. \. Porter be-
gan 10 think the builders OF the new
block wanted more room and were try
ing 10 move his store over little. pom
investigation, however, he found that IN
trying 10 blow out the roots OF a tree
with dynamite some of the missiles had
accidentally struck his store. Fortu-
patelv no Que was injured. Clapbosrds,
plasiering and glass were the only
things damaged.
F. Plummer has some new aud
tasty awnings over his store front.
+. Y. Haskell, Of the firm of y.
DAYTON Bolster y Co, begins his vaca-
ton this week.
Mr.. Harmon, of the firm Of loring.
short 4 Harmon of Portland, with his
two daughters, was IN town saturday,
Mrs. Luther Bradford of Woodfords
spent sunday az j. ;. Wright's.
| The electrics are here At last
Electric cars now leave the head OF
Main Street, Norway, on the hour and
| half hour. Leave Andrews House, south
Paris, on the quarter hour, that L.: AT
quarter of and quarter past each hour.
Cars run regular trips from half past six
in the morning until half-psst ten in the
evening. On special occasions ears
leave each end every fifteen minutes.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office:
| Carl IA. LeVNliey.
/ Mrs. Love Wcotisum.
| O<mand Chase.
| Albert ThAycr
The Methodist sunday school will 20
70 GibsOn'S Grove on their annual picnic
excursion Wednesday of this week.
/ Miss Mabel Chapman is AT North
Waterford for a few DAYS.
Mrs. Sarah Pratt has gone 10 Old Or
chard for few days.
Many Of our people went TO Portland
sunday on the excursion.
SUNDAY was The hottest day of the
season. \inety-SiX ia the shade.
The work on the foundation for Bill
liugs Block is progressing. The stoue
work is in charge Of Martin Stowell OF
Bethel and is sample of good work
manship. \. W. Walker has taken the
contract 70 furnish the brick and lay
them. also the cut stone.
The rails for the depot crossing OF the
electric road were put ia place hat sun
day and ears are making regular trips
from the Andrews House To Norway.
The 23i Maine Regiment will hold
their reunion here August Sth. They
will be entertained BY Vim. h. kimball
l / oSL anu lilt lstAltl NtlH>.
Miss Edith NJ. Watkins of Watcrville
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry VI. Watkins, in this village.
Miss Watkins is the daughter of the late
George ii. Watkins, who Was for several
wears the editor of the Oxford Demo
crat. Miss Watkins rode from Lewiston
10 South Paris on her bicycle.
\. l.. Willisms of the New England
Telephone aud Telegraph Company is in
town for a few days. Mr.. Williams
has put in the instruments for the new
telephone exchange al Rumford Falls
and will 'hiteh up" the new Bethel ex-
change and the telephones AZ West Paris,
Bryaut's Pond, locke's Mills and Bethel
As soon as they arrive, which will prooa-
bly, De during the present week.
The treasurer OF the village corpora
ton has received check for fifty dol
lars for the use Of Moore Park. The
name of the donor il withheld by re-
quest.
Mrs. VIM. Butterfield of Auburn spent
sunday with her brother, Hon. j. )
Wright.
Mr.. Edward Wheeler, wife and daugh,
ter, of New London, Conn, have been
visiting at W. j. wheeler's the past
week.
Quite number OF our citizens At.
tended Buffalo Bits Wild West show al
Lewiston last tuesday.
! Misses Emma Shurtlch and Nelli,
Whitman are going TO Old Orchard thi,
week for vacation of two or tire,
weeks.
George III. Clifford is on a visit e
friends iE North Yarmouth and vicinity
Misses May Kramer and Bertha Coles
are visiting friends in town.
Miss Sadie Austin of Buckiield has
been visiting al Emery Bonney's III,
past week.
Lawn party and ice cream festival at
the NJ. L. church grounds this evening
The Norway brass band will furnish
music.
George Bennett has been visiting his
grandmother at Buckiield for week OF
so.
DIR. c. l.. Bucks office will be closed
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week
We hear great deal Of fault found
with the roads in the limits of the cor
poratiOn. Our roads are all very much
better outside the village. Very large
taxes are paid within the corporation
limits, and We claim the roads should be
fixed.
W. q. Hartwiek, general agent for the
Folding Automatic Spring Washer, came
10 South Paris about three months ago
and since that time has done good
business selling washing machines. He