Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-02
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECrORY.
CHURCHES

CHURCHES
First Congregational Church. r J. Hanghton,
Pastor. ON sunday. preaching s ss ~
dan Ensicavor meeting on Friday, I: scr. n
Methodist Church. Rev. W. II. chapman, ss
,or n Un sSn ssrSiee 10 snx sabbath school
D n: Epwor.h League Meeting, 8 r. NJ, even
| ing PRAYER meeting p. NJ, Tuesday PRAYER
meeting. ! ~ p. NJ Class mceehs' fnaAs'
Rsrtist Church. Rev. T. J. Ramsdell. Pastor.
| ON Sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. n; SAD
bath school Il NJ; prayer meeting ~ =. =.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting ~ r
| STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
"1 I' o. o. F.-Nount Mica Lodge. regular meet.
ings, Thursday evening Of each week.-Au.ols
Encampment, first and third Monday evenings
OF each month.
| each mouth. The Grange store II open Tor sraie
Wednesday AMI SATURDAY anernoons.
| 10. G.. C.-ftrst and thru thursdays,
| Lot T-south Paris Lodge, No. I'LL meets
eyery other Monday evening In the O. "A: n HAL.
| GA R-W. X. kimbAll Post, No. lts. mee1s
| saturIiay ON or before fun moon, In u. A. H.
wi VIM K. kinban Relief Corps meets irs, and
thru Thursday evenings OF each mo''"' IN '"
~ V-Liehn &. McArile Camp meets second
AMI fourth Friday evenings OF each month ~
To'closk, al q. A. r. Hall. -,
o. P.-Stony BROCK Lodge, No ~,
meets at q. A. r. Hall first and thru eihs-'as
evenings OF each month.
h of P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friday evening al Masonic tiau.
The Frederic Bryton Company are
billed for New Hall July 9TH and eth'
This company PLAYED at Norway Tour
nights last week with unrivaled success,
and are highly recommended by those
who pstronized them. People who en-
iov seeing a good play and good actors
should not fail 10 see them.
w J. Wheeler's insurance Office Is at
present located at the house OF Judge
| Deering on High Street. lie VIII oeeu,
| py his old building as soon as u Is ntteu
up, which has been moved near the
Baptist church, until the new block Is
built.
J.F. Plummer will move his goods
into his new store Monday. he has one
of the most attractive stores In OXFORD
County and carries a large stock oil
boots, shoes and clothing.
The copper box which will contain the
records for deposit beneath the corner
stone of the new court house was pre-
sented by Richardson & kenney and
made by Frank L. Libby. IL Is nice
lob. and IL the building should be taken
down century or two hence, the box
will furnish the people Of that generS-
ton good sample of the work done In
the year 1895.
Letters advertised in the South Paris
post Office June ~, 1925:
Frank Herbert.
July lst, 1885:
| &C. Howe.
| Mr.. Sylyin Pencourt.
Miss Carrie Miller, of Auburn, is visit
ing at c. ;. Richardson's.
Some Of the members Of the Epworih
League went TO the whittemore District
SUNDAY afternoon 10 hold meeting.
c. II. Young was at Locke's Mills
Saturday.
| c. l.. Bucks Office will be closed We'd
nesdav and Thursday Of this week.
District convention OF the Epworth
League held here last week was sue
cess In every WAY. DIR. Staekpole
preached an elegant sermon "Wednesday
evening. The following were the ON
lcers elected:
President Rev. \. HAmlin, Bethel
First Vice President, Miss 4. NJ. Richardson
Of south Paris.
second Vice President. Miss Anna Tenney Of
Third vice President. Miss Julia A. Jackson
| OF Bath.
Fourth Vice. President. Miss E'ina Larrabee of
BridgtOn. ., go
Superintendent Of Junior League, Mrs.. Z. T
Adams OF Lewiston. ~
Secrrtary, Rev X. 4. Rich OF Locke's Mills.
Treasurer. Mrs. r. z. Baker OF Mechanic Pals
VIII Porter was in Portland saturday
The electric railroad Is laid in spite OF
all the kicking.
Mrs. George Cook and daughter 60 t.
Poland Camp Ground to-day for few
. DAYS.
la pairs of ladies boots, regular price
50 for 81 80 at Smiley shoe store, Nor
way, Maine. These boots are dark
! Russia calf and the best trade ever offer
I ed ia this county. Come at once.
| The merchants carnival given BY thu
. ladies of the Congregational socieiy
Thursday and Friday evenings, was ;
success from every point OF view. Al
: the business men in the village were
D represented by Young ladies in costume.
2 Mrs. Cora :. Briggs was accompanies
I and Miss Elesnore :. Hayden rendered
: several selections on the mandolin which
! were very well received. The Paris
2 Manufacturing Company was represent
ed BY battalion of young men who
I performed a drill. Miss Gertrude Hall
in her stylishlv made dress of wall paper
assured the public that y. ID. Bolster <
Co. carried large line OF paper hang
! lings. Mrs. !. j. Emeley, who represent
, ed BurnhSm * Morrill,, wore remarSA-
, bly tasty costume. The smount oil
, iewelry and silverware on Mrs. May
, Millett's dress showed that John Pierce
was ready to supply ANYTHING OF that
description. Mrs. Lena Porter informed
the audience that the oxford Democrat
would give the news aud print advertise
ments of all sorts. In a brief account II
is impossible 20 give any idea of all the
features worthy OF mention. The net
, profit from the two evenings entertain
ment WAS SPA.
Rev. X. J. Haughton leaves Monday
forenoon, July lst, for his vacation,
which will be spent At -. John, y. b.
Rev. VIM. Anthony of Lewiston will
preach at the Congregational church
next sunday morning and evening. Mr..
Anthony, formerly of Bangor, Is now
one of the professors at Bates College.
Prof. Anthony will preach on July 10th,
also, morning and evening.
The carnival, despite the unpleasant
weather, was in every respect a decided
success-snd several have expressed the
/ wish that il may be repeated.
The electric road is all finished except
| the crossing at the Grand Trunk station.
The cars will commence 10 run from
Sorwav 10 the Grand Trunk station to-
day. Monday.
There have been great preparations
made for laying the corner stone OF the
court house Tuesday, July I'd, which
will be in charge of the Masonic bodies
of this county. Hon. James 5. Wright
will be orator Of the day. II il expected
I that FIVE hundred Mssons will be in the
: processio-. Dinner will be served for
, the multitude in New Hall.
J :. Z. Maxim will build new house al
! Hebron. where his was recently burned.
He has W. ID. Clarb's building nearly
ready for the plsstering.
. Mount Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will
have their annual excursion on Saturday.
Aug Sd. Low rates will be procured 20
, Portland aud return, and also from Port
land 10 the White Mountains and return
on the Maine Central, arriving in
Portland in time 10 take the evening
train home.
The electric cars commenced running
regular trips Monday noon from the
Grand Trunk depot crossing in South