Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-02-05
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
CHUHCHES.

CHtkCht>.
First CONGREGATIONAL Church. r. J. uanghton.
Pastor. ON Sunday, preaching services ~,
A. NJ and :: % p. NJ; sabbath school ~ NJ
"Wednesday prayer meeting, 10 T. NJ. Shris-
tian Endeayor meeting on Friday, @f: NJ
Methodist Church, Rev H. l. Nichols, rastor:
ON sunday, morning PRAYER meeSe s,,a,n ssh..,,
Il N; Epworth League Meeting, Z. M, even
Ing PRAYER meeting 2. NJ. Tuesday prayer
meeting. :: ~ z. N. Class meeting, Friday,
Baptist Church. Rev. T. J. Rsmsdcl, Pastor.
ON SUNDAY, preaching service 10 - A. N; sau
hath school IL NJ; prayer meeting l:@ p n
Tuesday evening prayer meeting ~ r. n.
STATED MEETINGS.
r.SA. M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
%. q. T.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
inys Thursday evening Of each wcek.-Aurvra
Euoampment. Grs; and third Monday evenings
Of each month.
each mouth. The Grange store l. open Tor trane
"Wednesday and saturday afternoons
10. 4. C.-First and third Thursdays
.O.G. T-South Paris Lodge, No. Sll, meets
every other Monday evening IN the g A X HAL.
CA R-w. n. kimhan Post, No. las. meets
saturday on OF before full moon, In q. a n
Hall. at :nP m.
VIM. X. klmban Relief Corps meets first and
third Thursday evenings Of each month' IN w.
: Of V.-John {. MeArile Camp meets second
and fourth Friday evenings OF each nonth A.
7o'clock. at q. A. X. Hall -,
y. e q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. isl,
meets at q. A. X Han hrs; and thru fnoAS
evenings of each month
n. oil P.-HAmln Lodge, No 81, meets every
Eri,iay evening at Masonic Hall
W. Y. Maxim has been confined 10 the
house by sickness the past week.
,..lt.,f will meet Al fr
4. Il. Hall Wednesday AZ 2F. NJ. 10 hnisn
some quilts for Good viii Farm.
Mrs. DR.. Rounds Is in Lewiston visit
ing her daughter.
Al. Sturtevant has new clerk, from
Gorham, Maine, who Is duly qualified 10
put up prescriptions.
Farmers have improved the good sled
ding the past week, and large amount
of wood aud lumber has been hauled.
W. l.. Blood has been on the sick lis'
for the past three weeks but is improv'
ing slowly.
The supper and entertainment giver
By the relief corps saturday night, was
decided success. The proceeds
amounted TO nine dollars. Those who
did not 20 missed rich treat, for \. r
Morse was there dressed in his prettiest
and gave some of his famous recita
tons. Other recitations were given b,
Eva VI. Richardson, Mertie Maxim, IVY
Richardson and Charlie Spoiiord. Aush
WAS furnished by Shaw's band.
Paris Grange will add fifteen new
members 10 their number at their mex
meeting. OF the fifteen different order
and organizations IN this place, IN
grange takes the lead in keeping up al
/ interest.
/ A few Of our young people ATTENDED
the drama and dance at the Norwa,
Opera House last Tuesday evening.
I The weather of the past week rs
caused big hole to be made in the Goa
bins. Wednesday, Thursday and trida,
were the three coolest mornings OF tn
/ winter.
At the business meeting OF the \. |
] =. c. r. held at the Congregational We:
try last Wednesday evening the folio"
ing officers were elected for the ensuin
half year:
: Pre-ilent. Rev. Il J. Haughtou.
Vice President, Cha- II. Howard
SECRETARY. Miss Angie LOVeloy.
/ Treasurer, Mrs. x. J. Haughton-
Chairman Of Lookout Committee. Cha''
Chairman Of Prayer Meeting Committee. ,. 4
Chairman of social Committee. Mis- Mario
". Jones.
Mr.. Elliott, Of Portland, commence
his work a. clerk for \. |. Sturtevan
to-day. Monday.
Mrs. q. G.. Curtis was elected pres
j NJ sou inc fhr.sl
AZ the annual meeting held last Wedne'
day.
Rev. II. l.. Nichols goes 10 Lisbon e
day 10 attend the Lewiston District Mil
isterial Association 10 be held ther
February TO 8. lie will preach III
opening sermon Monday evening.
Mr.. Jas. \. Coleman, Who has been
teacher OF elocution in one OF our Malu
schools, will render some OF his populs
selections st the the Congregations
church next Thursday evening, 9Th inst
at 80. Admission Is aud 10 cents.
i hoped that Mr.. Coleman will be gr,eie
with large audience.
Advertised letters in the South Par
post office, FEB. I, 1880;
Whitman \ Manchester.
I Andrew J. smith.
Miss Lillian Haxeltou.
". T. Hatch
I. L. Benson.
Work was resumed AZ the sled factor
Thursday.
The third meeting OF the term OF III
High school Lyceum Association Wa
held Thursday evening. The foilowin
interesting programme was successful
carried out:
singing sehoo
Recitation, Blanche Csawei
Neal >olo ollie O,err'
I Defamation, l. = >tarbif'
Question Resolved that labor Is Justified
organizing against capital
Al. Gertle Jones. Lizzie Hutchinson.
Neg. Carl Gray. Clarence Curtis.
Defamation. Earl stuar
Paper'-Eva walker. Iva MeArile. Editresse
Quite number of our singers went I
Hebron Friday evening to assist in a
old folks concert given in the church a
that place.
Rev X. J. Haughton is preaching
I series OF sermons, sunday evenings, o.
the last words OF Christ uttered while o.
the cross. Last evening he spoke upo
I the first words. Father, forgive them
thew know not what they do" LUX
I % "a.
I r. \. ShUrtl,ff has procured a small
vial of aDti-t0xiue, the new cure 70
! diphtheria. This new remedy has beef
used with success in various places II
the nited States. Last week IL wa
used ia the treatment Of lady in Au
gusta. who was critically i'll with diph
liberia, her death being expected within
few hours. An injection Of Sntitoxin'
Was followed within twelve hours by :
typical reaction of the remedy, followed
by rapid Improvement. The vial con
tains nearly an ounce OF Anti-toxine
which is sufficient for one DAYS treat
ment, and may be had for SiOO. FouI
dollars seems big price for bottle o.
medicine that may be carried in the YES
pocket, but when a person has diphtheria
and the word of some of the best doctors
in the land that the snti-toxine vii
cure in one day the price becomes yer,
insignificant. We hope that diphtherii
will not enter our midst, but At the same
time We are glad TO have this medicin,
where il can be readily obtained.
The North Windham correspondent Of
the Portland Press writes 10 that paper
concerning South Paris new physician
as follows:
''Dr. \. y. Witham moves away from
this place this week 70 take up his abode
in South Paris. IL is with much regret
that the neighbors let him 60. He has
always enjoyed the fullest coniidenc,
and respect of all. He is man of ster
ling worth, always working for the besl
interest Of his fellow citizens. aud is very
successful in his practice. While he is 3
Republican in politics he has always re
ceiyed the vote Of the Democrats il
election TO office. Our loss Is South
Paris gain, and be has the best wishe:
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