Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-12-24
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SOUTH PARIS.
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So,-ru PARIS rOSr OFFICE.
oaes Hour eco tO7eo A. N; 500 A. NJ TO
-, Nh & y close For Portland &c, els and *
g,5r.M for 6crham &c, IL A. NJ, SD
~ ,,,i,. AZ post once From Portland.
Ns. Is ana - 2. NJ; from 1orham, y
sDj % - A. NJ
GRAND rRUSK RAILWAY.
md ,e.r Nov. Il, iss5, trains leave sOgth
- t..,ir, eat 3 ami lois A. N. &tc ?.
.oing west, s. \. n. ) - and : 10 p. N.
cHuRcREs.
v,-.t CONGREGATIONAL Church. K. ,. Hsughton.
p,t.t,r. on sunday, preaching services. 70 ~
.ri : 10 p. n, sabbath school y NJ
PRAYER meeting u.s.l s sos,ss,sS.' NA'''
N.tb..iist Church. Rev W. I. Chapman. Pas
ar pu sunday, morning prayer me- tin-,, :, - a
: -rr-it hing service, 10 ~ A NJ, saeestb s.he0i
=, F,,yorth League Meeting. . r. NJ, even.
-, .,rYtt,r meeting : z. NJ, PRAYER meeting
r...r evening class meeting. tritay evening
T.,fI.f Chnrch Rev. I J. RSnsdci, Pastor.
an >.uJay. preaching service ~ ~ A. NJ san
t.th school - NJ, PRAYER meeting Nv z. NJ
.-,ycr meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M-Rcgaar meeting Tuesday evening
~, 1 F-Nount Mica Lo-lse. regular meSt-
-. veurs.lay evening of each week-AuroFa
v-..,-.rmcnt. Hrst and third Monday evenings
Mount Pleasant Rehekab Loslgc. NJ.
.r- -.-1nt and fourth Fridays Of each
...atl ir ,slI Fcii0ws' Han
f U-Pad- Grange. second saturday o.
,.-F uorth. Toe Grange stofc l. open l"f usle
W..r..-..sv aa.l SATURDAY afternoons.
a. az t, C->econd Snd fourth Mondays Of
t5,r manth- ,,.. ~, N, r,s..,s
.,.-r .th,r MOn.iay evening Tn ne q \. X HAL
" a Kimhan rost No ltS. meets
..-.-..y ON or heforv fun moon. IN C. n t.
Ht Etrb,u Relief Cor,,s meets arst AMI
,.t- tFu--Isy evenings % each mootn, IN l.
loan c. MeArilc Camp meets second
ss .rth Friday evenings 0i each m0n'a AZ
%, ~ P.-,,ony Brook LOdgc. No Isl.
-..t.trt,. 4. L Han irss AMI tair't "Wednesday
evening" ti each Wnoth- -
.t T.-uauun Lofigc, NJ. 81, meess eNeig
Pan. evening az Masonic Han
r.r-. Albion Hersey Of Cumberland
VA. IN town Monday.
some repairs have been made on the
Ar5-ev, House stable.
Everett K. Josselyu Of Portland was
81, south Pari, last week.
NJ Frank G.. Thompson Of Lewiston
us, in town Wednesday.
Ch... B. Benson. Esq, Of North
Paris. was On The place last week.
NJ II. 4. Hamilton Of Colby Uniyer-
inv was 40 south Paris Wednesday.
Mr., 4. Ioveioy went to Auburn sat
r-.lsr. where she will visit her daughter
rsy. NJ Haughtou lectured AT Bethel
Thursday evening. As was announced
JAS, week.
IS. Bovker 4 CO. issued an adyer-
u,.as sheet, The south Paris Bulletin
a,, week.
Fremont Pealev has moved TO Green
wood where De will run the engine IN a
steam u.l.
rh.p.N. True safe which was blown
~, tr-,s-- was sent away for repairs
4,, Ilr,ttv.
Nh. b. Hatch Of the Dickinson type
mgase-y. Boston, made the Democrat a
pleasant caa ihursday.
Gs.i,e Cross meeting This Monday |
evening r. lection OF officers. Al
member, ary requested 20 be present.
T. Egi- killed a pig fourteen !
month, s,d thar dressed five hundred |
.ai Ten pounds. Il was from the \. n
jackson litter.
E,.t Harlow returned from his deer
husuas Trip iu he Gilead region FRIDAY
srf report, that \. VI. Gerry got deer /
Thursday. and is looking for another.
Visitor, % "a neighboriug village who |
observe the number of horses which |
drink IS. The public iron troughS, wonder |
vf. south Pati, doesn't have one too.
r :. Bi,he, ~ sumner. one 90 the |
best known citizens ot that town, visited |
l., laughter. Ms. Robinson, and son.
Hiram Bi,bty. 81 south Paris last week
E,y and MR., Thomas whiteside Of
North Conway. y. H., were 10 town ~
Gently. NJ Wbi,esi6c i a former pas
.or " the VI. T.. church here, and i
warmly greeted by his former pSrishioI- /:
e.,
WHY'S 6, that they keep the sign up
.r Tho e.,l-ricS. Push the button and |
,Ls ca-Vu. stop 40 the next crossing,
when ,herr srru't any buttons Ia the car |
th.t -la mo>, Of the time. and they don't |
vo,s a .hc other:
The ,uol-to-be-here year iS96 Is a leap |
.e.~. ard you viii want 10 make good |
U.s.. " F.. FOR there won't De another !
u.r. $685. The year 1870 isn't leap |
ts.. sut lust plain ordinary wear, IN |
eh.,l men are lord, Of creation a. OF
p'tr- ears.
l.g Know the boy who got al
.Ae ula>>cs wished his throat was
u.y .uu. because tWou.d taste sweet All
-t. u9y down. same principle Spphes
.a king Christmas gift. \ year
,lt,.r.p,iou 90 the Democrat will make
f.-- friend glad a vh0le year.
Oh dear la, it come To this: We
h-a- Of ore veli-knoWn south fAris
Lady Vha >,-> food Ga the table when
30, retire, $50 ish, 20 the tramps viii
md .t .f tt.y come IN. This may io"A
E6,slsr..t. but 10 isn't; its politics
>tv propose go get out aud raise the
-L-Dr- while they're eating. Tramps
-.i burglar beware,
ttr ysrjoU, umOrs which were lying
aa.., Friday mGsuiug regarding another
burg .- v.id seemed 20 have this for
f,l t.u-. About > o'clock Friday
u.-..s Watchman Cannon discovered
t,e ura 10 The street near richards
eNsr, store. He went down the street
and woke g. T. Bennett aud they went
t..a together. At sight OF them the
lr. ,uoS 20 their heels. Cannon and
Bennett followed. but lost trace of their
h..i- The depot They hunted the
y.,.-.-, over aud examined the freight
,r, cJ, found nobody. Evidently the
fraternity Of trayeling gentlemen haven't
deserted US Vet.
When he ssfe+iu the True mill was
blown there was in IL sn ordinary pneu-
us,.. .gksJaud neatly fun Of ink. The
r1fo,ioa blew the ink al over the
lsr,r- and the books, the curtain ana
fa... sad the inkstand vas left OF the
au. empty aud uninjured. This story
~ l4r. aud through a misUnderstand-
lg MAS told that il was common
l.l- ink bottle that went through the
>,.mmlge without injury. That Was a
pretty sJiH story, aud when Whit stuart
told {, 20 the Liars Club they gently o1t
firmly refused 70 believe it. On the
authority Of "a good Cleveland Demo
>Ia-." Dr. Rounds finally accepted Il,
oC, S, stuck the reporter, and be inves-
uglted
The Bethel News this week gives the
Democrat the following very coupit-