Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-19
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

Pastor. on sunday, preaching services, 10; u
A. NJ. and :: 90 p. NJ. sabbath school y "a;
"Wednesday PRAYER meeting s,Sf M a'''
Methodist Church. Rev. III. L. Nichols, fas'ors
on sunday, morning prayer meeting, so A.; n
preaching service, 10: - A. NJ, sabDatn sceooi
/ Il "a. Epworth League Meeting 2. NJ even
/ Ing prayer meeting p. NJ; TUESDAY pIEet
meeting. :; 80 p. N. Class meeting fnaAy'
R.p.ist Church. Rev T. ]. Rsnsiel, Pastor.
ON Sunday pT,.acAlng service 10 as A. "a; Sab
hath school II NJ; prayer meeting 10 r. NJ
TUESDAY evening prayer meeting 80 p. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M-Reguar meeting Tuesday evening
| 10. q. F-MOant Mica Lodge. regular meet
/ Ing. THURSDAY evening" OF each week.--Aurors
/ E1campment firsi and third Monday evenings
| p. on H.-Paris Grange. second saturday OF
each month. The Grange store Il open tor 'rs'ie
i Weslne-.iay aua Saturday afternoons
/ n ~ L. C-Ftrst and thirt Thursdays
| 10. g. T-sSath Paris Lodge. No. Ml, meets
every other Monday evening In the O. n: n h..l.
/ Al R-W h ktmban Post. No. las, meets
/ saturday on or before nun mooh' IN W. IA ="
wm' n. Kimban Relief Corps meets irst and
thlr,l Thursday evenings of each month"; IN u
/ A. X. Hall. az ~
and fourth frhiay evenings OF each mon'" ~
| 7o'clock, At &. 4. r Hall -,
4 u. P.-Stony Brook Icsige. No. III,
/ meets AZ q. A. X. HAL Arst and thru Wednesday
\ evenings of each month.
4 n Of P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets eNoiS
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
Chandler Swift of West Paris Is NOV
ing into the Penley rent on High Street
/ A number Of our Young people are
/ going 10 oxford 10 hear Rev. MALI
| Hughes lecture next Wednesday even
ing, March 10Th.
Mrs. G. II. Young Is gaining slowly.
Miss Rose Starbird i working for her.
| A novel idea recently introduced here
is bargain day in mems clothing.
/ Piummer's i the place, next SATURDAY
the day. Look at the prices he sdver-
ti>es, aud 90 aud see the goods.
4 quiet home Wedding took place Al
10 O'Clock SUNDAY morning, March ION,
AZ the home of Mr.. Ronello Edwards on
Oxford street, in the presence OF about
thirty invited relatives and friends.
The contracting parties were Miss hdlth,
daughter of G.. h. Ripley, OF Paris, ana
Mr.. Jesse Edwards, formerly OF BRAD
ford. Mass, Rev IL. l.. Nichols ofiiciat-
ins. After the ceremony ice cream ana
cake were served. The bride was al
tired In gown Of old blue Henrietta
cloth. Among the presents were several
pieces OF silver and china, and beauti-
ful life-size crayon portrait from one OF
the brides sisters. The happy pair Will
reside AZ Norway, his place of business
AZ the present time. The many relatives
aud friends wish them long and happy
life with great prosperity.
-
I Gerry and Miss Madge Wilson are al
home from Colby for the spring vaea-
ton.
| II X reported that the C.. \. Il. are to
build new hall 10 the near future.
/ Considerable interest WAS taken In the
referee case hearing last Tuesday aud
Wednesday before Hon. \. L. Herrick
and Judge FRYE Of Bethel IN the suit OF
John \. Hooper, executor, ". Andrew
ID. Hall. now pending IN the supreme
judicial court. The case Was referred 20
1.-The above named referees AZ the Fehru-
larry term of court. Their report will b.
made 10 the May term. Judge Wilson
lsnd Hon. John L. Swasey appeared toI
the plaintiff and Hon. James ;. Wright
for the defendant. .,
Quite a number Of our citizens attend
"a the installation aud inspection oil th'
In. Il. IA. L. ~ Norway Friday evening
N YOUR eyes are troubling you con
.ult Dr. Richards. SEE al in another
column.
The Ladies' Relief Corps viii moei
with Mrs. II. y. Bolster Thursday even
ing.
&. 4. K. uall viii be painted anC
frescoed and new windows put IN.
The high school will eommenee tn
last week in March. The other schools
in the ge one week later.
W.P. Maxim i still confined T. M
bed by sickness, although some~h hat Oct
ter than De has been.
Mr.. Charles Morse and family o
Gilead have moved into Mrs. Barro~s
rent near the mill.
The grange contest l. getting eXcitin!
by the way the GrangerS turn out AL IN
meetings. About seventy were presen
10 The last meeting.
The annual meeting 81 the South Psrt
lVIlsge Precinct will De held Tucsddl
evening 10 see about raising money Tor
free high school aud TO transact an
other necessary business.
~ IN. y ElNNulAS itatA ~ - So
, covered from his recent Illness as 10 %
ahl, 20 ride cut.
Don't fail 10 attend the drama, he
secca's Triumph" t. De given by ioea
talent ia New Hall next Nednesda!
evening. .,
Miss Susie Wheeler spent sunday Viii
her sister, Alice, at Gorham, Maine.
Miss Gertie Richardson spent q few
DAYS OF last week az Mechanic Falls.
sanford l.. Fogg, Esq., formerly Q
south Paris, how prScticing law III Bait
has during his short residence In Bath
manifested large degree Of the get
there" quality. lie Is now city solicitor
/ aud press dispatch from Bath says thu
il i believed he will be the next judg'
of the Bath municipal court, whe'
the term OF Judge Nathan Coomo
! expires, which i in "A short time. IL
, also said that some of Mr.. fogg friend
will enGeayOr TO make him the mex
pre,ident Of the common council, ~hei
! that board organizes Monday, he havlni
= been elected councilman from ward l
CARD.
To All those who rendered Us sucl
timely assistance during the sickness an'
death Of our dear mother, We wish TO ex
press our heartfelt thanks, and especi 81
. is 10 Mrs. Cummings for the beautiful
, cross and wreath.
Nix. AND Mrs. +. l.. PARLIN