Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES

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CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. X '. Hausnton,
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services ~. W
NJ and :. 90 y NJ: sabbath School ~ NJ,
Ws.ipes.lay PRAYER meeting. ~ 2. NJ, CHRIS
tian Endeavor meeting on Friday, @f; NJ
Metaoslist Church. Rev. III. l.. Nichols, Iss'ot
ON sunday nSrnips PRAYER aees sassa,h sshcoi
II NJ; Epworth League Meeting. Y. NJ esen
ms nraYer meeting Z. NJ; Tuesday prayer
meeting, :: 30 y. N. Class meeting fnaAs'
Eantist Churrh. Rev Il. J. Ramsiell. Pastor
ON Sunday preaching servsce 10 ~ A. NJ, SAP
hath school II NJ, prayer meeting .W Y. u.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting ." r.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
ON or before full mcon-
/. o. d. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet.
ings. Thursday evening OF ess wssx eysn,nss
OF each month. -,
p. ~ H.-Paris Grange. second SATURDAY OF
each month. The Grange store Is open Tor trs"e
"Wednesday and SATURDAY Afternoons.
n n. a. C.-First and third Thursdays
/. o. e. T->outh Paris Lodge, No. Nl. meets
every other Monday evening IN the u n. n ls.s-
GA. R-w. X kimban Post. No. lts, meets
W. Wm' X. kimban Relief Corps meets drst ami
thiri THURSDAY evenings o; each montn' IN u
: Of V'GoSn c. MeAr,ile Camp meets second
ami fourth Friday evenings OF each month Al
q. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets at q. A. X. Hall first and thru " einer'N
evenings OF each month.
a Of P-HAmhn Lodge, No 81, meets every
Friday evening al Masonic Han
CT. Bucks rooms will be closed
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Young Of West Paris Is VS.
ting AT :. f.. himbalrs.
The Sons OF Veterans will give sup
per saturday evening, April 20. The
ladies' relief will assist them. good
program has been arranged for enter
tainment, after which there will be
social. All are invited.
There are number Of our people on
the sick list this spring.
The Young gentlemen furnished sup
per for the ladies' circle at the Methodist
church last Wednesday evening, aud All
enioyed Il very much. We have heard
OF no deaths from dyspepsia.
III. Record vas al Portland Friday.
Mrs. c. VI. Howard returned Friday
from stay of several months In Bruins
wick.
Rev. A. G. Fitz supplied the Baptist
pulpit sunday.
4 rainy Sunday brought dissppoint-
ment 10 many. Notwithstanding the
storm the Easter services were well AT
tended.
Be sure 20 find the Smiley shoe store
ad in this paper, and be sure you hnd
them, when you need anything IN their
line. In their new store, III Main Street,
Norway. Maine. They have one of the
best stores In the state. Call and see
them.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office April 18Th:
Mrs Elizabeth Robinson.
g. 2 Maxim.
John Currtcr.
Mr. NJ u {. Billings.
Prank Brown.
Although the dam and fume al the
Aour mill were washed away BY the
recent freshet, the prOprietors will keep
a supply Of corn meal and null feed so
that all customers can be supplied while
the repairs are being made.
Rev. +. j. Ram>dell has gone 10
Rhode Island To attend the funeral OF
| hi, mother. of whose death he Was no.
titled last saturday.
The baptism which was 20 have oc-
CURED at the Baptist church last sunday
will DE postponed until Mr.. Ramsdells
/ return.
\ bunch % KEYS having the owners
name stamped thereon was lost here
| some time last summer. viii YOU kindly
advise the owner or the postmaster II
YOU can give any information In regard
20 it.
G.. ". Bowker has sold his house on
Gothic Street TO J. Hastings Bean, the
register Of deeds, who will move hts
| family here soon.
NJ. Chase OF Bryaut's Pond has
been in town the past week looking for
chance 20 locate.
J. r. Plummer Is putting up build
ling near his store. into which he will
move his goods while his store i under
going repairs. Tie i selling goods very
low to save moving them.
:. Z. Maxim has large lot of lumber
AT ROYALS mill on Stony Brook which he
Is saving.
George Cook has commenced the
IlhuuuailNA Ael u AtN hVeNN VA 'N0NN'"
Avenue.
The following programme was carried
out Easter sunday AT the Methodist
church. In the morning seven were
baptized after which Rev. Mr.. Nichols
preached very appropriate sermon.
Al the close six were taken into full
membership. and in the evening" very
interesting concert was given, but owing
10 the weather the attendance was small.
Isaac Monk and wife went 10 Mechanic
Falls Thursday 10 attend the funeral oil
Mr.. Monks sister.
The assessors have begun their work
They say that owners of bicycles have
got 20 help pay the taxes this year.
quite delegation from the Mount
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge went 10 Nor
way Thursday evening aud assisted II
instituting a lodge there. They report
a very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Bolster rendered s
reception 70 the many friends of Rev
and Mrs. 4. g. Fitz at their residence
last Wednesday evening. \ large mum
Der were present.
Mrs. George Haskell Of New Glouces
ter is visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. \
True.
Mrs. Hills millinery opening at Nor
way next Friday and saturday. All arr
invited 10 call and see the new shapes
and STYLES of trimming. Mrs. +. Z
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