Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-15
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.

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Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10 =
A. N. and :: % p. NJ; sabbath school IN.
"Wednesday PRAYER meeting, ~ =. ~, Snrts
tan Endeayor meeting ON Friday Sf. n
Methodist Church, Rev. W. Il. Chapman, ras
tor. ON sunday, morning prayer messing. 80 a
N preaching service, 10 IA. NJ; sabbath schoo
Il N; EpwOrth League Meeting, r. M; even
Ing PRAYER meeting ! z. NJ, Tuesday prayer
meeting. :: - p. N. Class meeting. FRIDAY
Baptist Church. Rev T. J. Ramsdell. Pastor
ON Sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. NJ. Sab
bath school II NJ; prayer meeting ! 90 p.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting i'S r. L.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before fun moon.
loo. F.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
.ngs, Thursday evening OF each week.--Aurors
Eacsmpment, first and third Monday evenings
of each month. -,
p. Of H.-Paris Grange. second Saturday o.
each month. The Grange store l. open Tor rsns
"Wednesday ami SATURDAY. afternoons
u q. C.-Ffrst and third thursdays,
l. OG T.-South Paris Lodge. NO. Sli, meets
every other Monday evening In the 1' n: n nAn
GA. R-w n. kimban Post, No. las, meets
SATURDAY on or before fun moon. In u "A H.
Wm' n. K,mban Relief Corps meets first and
third THURSDAY evenings Of each month, In "
5 of Y.-John c. MoArile Camp meets second
AMI fourth Friday evenings Of each month ~
-o'elock AZ q. A. X. Hall.
A. a. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets al &. A. r Hall drst and third Wednesday
evenings Of each month.
/. X. of P-Hamrn Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friday evening Al Masonic Hail.
A.E. Shurtleff has made great i'm
provemeuts on his land by filling up the
cove near the mill pond. The dirt was
taken from the gravel bank on OXFORD
Street, thereby widening out the street,
which was much needed. Mr.. Shurtlefi
ia not bashful about putting out his
money for improvements where II oene-
fits the public.
c. l.. Harris visited his parents at
Mechanic Falls Saturday and Sunday.
The work on the foundation OF Rus
sells new store Is going on finely.
Win Cook has finished grading his iol
and now has one of the best looking
homes in the village.
\ very few of our people attended the
Bethel fair last week.
Mrs. Bennett and George are visiting
friends At Newry.
Newell Cook went 10 Bethel with his
barge and four horses.
The Stowell houses are having new
coat Of paint-a much needed article.
Edgar Henry had one of his thumbs
taken of in planer at the sled factory
last Friday. Ii was smputsted oeio"
the first Joint by Or. Rounds.
l.. :. Billings is grading up his lo'
near A. c. Jones shop. He will build
house on il in the near future.
Lillian Tucker and her clever com
pany appear the entire week at Souti
Paris Opera House. A different play u
given each night.
A. {. Jones has finished the plumbing
in Billings Block. The waste pipe vii
De connected with sewer which vii
empty into the river. Several othe
parties near the block will connect will
the sewer, which will be a great iul
provement over the cesspools now II
use.
Al. Sturtevant, who has been In fail
ing health for the past three months
died sunday morning. MIR. Sturtevan
was one OF our model young men, ant
will be missed BY his many friends.
The concert AZ the Congregations
church has been postponed until ott
18th.
Hamliu Lodge, No. 81, h. OF T., work
ed the Page" degree on two candidate
last Friday evening. This lodge vii
soon have an entertainment for the ben
eft OF the entertainment fund.
\ reading club 10 be known rs IN,
Seneca Club was organized last weel
with the following officers;
Pres. Miss Madge =. Wilson.
Vice Pres. Mr.. Thomas :. Barnes.
| see, Mr.. Charles " Bovker.
| Treas- Mis- ollie stuart.
\ Executive Com. Miss Hattie Leach, Mis-
Marion Jones, Miss susie Rounds, Miss Ctss'
Brigg, and Miss Iva McAric.
The club will begin their winter
work by reading SHAKESPEARE. Meeting
Monday evenings at 30 o'clock.
| Attention. Sir Knights A dispense
ton has been granted Hamlin Lodge
No. 81, for special meeting next Fri
dav evening az 30. There will b
work In the second and third degrees
| All Knights are Invited.
Pure comedy, new and pleasing spec
ialties seen with the Lillian Tucker Go
AZ south Paris Opera House this week
All who want 10 spend q pleasan
evening should attend the social an'
entertainment AT the Congregations
church next Friday evening. IL will b
the first of the season, and special ei'or
will be made 10 make il profitable ant
pleasant to all who may attend.
IL would be a great improvement
the road surveyors would put a crossing
in across Church Street where il enter
Pleasant Street.
Sylvan Shurtleff has closed his fin,
summer residence here and taken roOm
az the Wentworth House, lis Sprin.
Street. Portland, for the winter.
Mrs. W. \. Porter has been visiting
Mrs. L. Stowe Croker al Richmond.
q. e.. Curtis wants 10 get a good re
liable farm hand. IL you are such :
one and want employment go and se'
Mr.. Curtis.
\ rare dramatic treat i in store 70
the people of South Paris and surround
ing towns. The Justly distinguishes
actress, Lillian Tucker, with her extreme
ly clever and capable company, will pre-
sent a repertoire Of new, novel ant
pleasing plays the entire week, com
mencing Monday, Oct. l+,h, at tn
Opera House. South Paris. This com
pany has achieved the reputation il
every place they have appeared, OF beinl
by the far the best Of any similar com
panies which have ever visited this sec
ton Of the country. Among the play
presented are LA Belle Cerece," 49,
Great Wrong, 1.-The Lawyer Detective,
Hero In Rags" East Lynne" Gas
Adrift, ""Peck's Bad Boy" and others
During fair week this company plsyeC
70 large houses AT Norway Opera House
giving the best of satisfaction and W,
can recommend them as being in ever!
way first class and worthy of crowded
houses. Popular prices, 10, % and 8
cents. Reserved seats at Shurtlefi'
drug store.
ELM HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens returned
from jaw last week, where they hav,
been TO visit their nephew, Rev. y. q
French.
samuel Heald is working for Montros'
Hollis.
l.. ;. Swan and Abbie Swan visited
relatives at Bethel and Gilead last week
Game seems plenty in this vicinity
wOOdcock, partridges, rabbits, foxes ant
two deer have been seen here lately.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bradford, VIII
have been staying st his fathers her
this summer, have returned 10 Soutl
Paris for the winter.
| DR.. WHITMAN.
DIR. Whitman, who left Colby Univer
sity TO accept the presidency Of tn
Columbian University at Washington