Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-04
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SOUTH PARIS.
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CHURCHES.
y.-, -.--reeatioual Church. r J. Hanghton
-. .. sunday. preaching services, 10 q
sr Hy q. u. >ap'asn $3.50 - y
,..rruE Tuesday evening CHRIS
Hn .....- meeting sunday evening.
"a, thuryb. Rev. I. \ Bean, fss
lr ,...itv. morning PRAYER ln'S Sl - - =
- service !' -. NJ NanuAtn >,ii'-
l.a..-rr League Meeting. =. NJ even
..a.tr- 2. N, PRAYER meeting
.,....-- ass meeting, FRIDAY evening
t.-f Rev. T , Rams,ieh, Pastor
.r.srHtne service lo a. a N, sab
~ PRAYER meeting 90 p NJ
....r. TUESDAY evening
STATED MEETINGS.
FAN -E.-a,ar meeting Tuesday evening
0.t v.srt M,ea Loi-c. regular meet.
law evening 90 each week -Aurora
rr-t aai Jhiri Monday evenings
N .rt Pleasant Rebekah Lo,ise, No.
rf .nI fourth friiay- % cacH
.w-' Han
.r..-.- srsugv. second SATURDAY ~
Tr. Orange store is 0pcn Tor taie
SATURDAY, 2fterncons
second ana fourth Mondays Of
,..r ,.,e Par. Lo.icc. ~. an, meets
N.r.a c,cuins- 'i each 'H"n'a
"a Is kln,au Post. ~. Us, meets
before fuN moon, IN g. \. l.
a. ..s. Relief Corps meets dr~i and
.r evenings % each month, IN o.
stony Brook Lodge. NJ. Isl,
.... S. E iIt' frst AMI third W e'ines'lay
H,r ~ Loise. W. 81. meets every
TO Masonic Han
v- b. Richardson i At Peaks
. I'd Portland friends
vs. Bolster % Boston High
..-, visiting 10 Capt. II. y Bolster :
a Bean attended The state con-
t,hs EpWorth Lesgue AZ Rock
.r3 week.
". cook and wife spent a few
H., .ts.r cottage AZ Poland camp
r-.. s,, week.
q pu,,ifer returned from Mas
.t..., Friday. lie reports Mr..
.r.Hs well.
r. - Isdd u CSlais, candidate
.fr .h.h.,jou party for governor Of
1873, i1 town last week.
NJ ....er and Miss Alice Green re
. rday from visit OF several
t.. NrW Gloucester aud Pownal.
l.,ou % BucLdeld called ou
.t. .....r.t saturday. Mr.. Tilinu B., an
contributor o. the columns OF
t,.t-
superintendent, MeGuigau sud
-a ..ui Trunk officials were down
r, sud hack again on their
-r. Train Friday.
V. mta j. away putting up his
.- he Eighv races. isn't 30 = lit-
..ei for some outsider 90 label the
Ioor 81 IBIS place ot business.
,.>t'.
... and Mr.. ". n. Bolster 81 Dor
t..- Mass. arrived Thursday az y
r ...,r',. and Rev Mr. BOLSTER ocCu-
.l. congregational pulpi; on Nun-
s- previously announced.
MS. 4. NJ. Morton, who has been
r-z 40 !. 7. Mortou',. went Thurs
g.. 1 Portland and Cumberland Mills.
l..-a short STAY there she will return
t.r home .u Winchester, Mass.
r. Tolmau has bought Of +. F..
some the house ou Gothic street next
Mr.. stones residence. which i now o.
..,ied hv Wm \ ~tiuchdeld. Mr..
man, family vii come from JAY
badly iu the course OF a week "r
Prohibition caucus AZ ;he residence
..-um'u SWEET Wednesday evening
mated y. Johnson DU>hman as can
-. FOR representative 90 the legi>.a-
.-om This district. and chose town
-,,, consisting 90 Benjamin SWEET,
cummings. aud +. ii. Marshall
l looks in The yabuc library were
saturday night, sud no more
.--u,d until Aug. 10Th. The work
-oEuiug vii! Dee begun 80 once,
Lew catalogue vii De placed
hands ~ the patrons as soon -
.E.r. sixty or seventy new vol
1r added 90 the library.
u.mo,rtt received "a call last
a .- o.. G.. Bradford. Esq. Of Port
M Bradford Is native ~ 'su-
H.- .t uur time p-.ulipal 81 the
itp.rtmeut at Hebron AcNd-
I- G.. unR treasurer and traihc
g 20, Portland and Eumiord
SAY. and is 81 most tIhtieh,
81 N.a Lodge. l. O. @. f., Will
-- rNeuty-iir-t anniversary
..UaI excursion Go For,laa1,
49,. AuE. 8. The fare from
r-. oxford. Norway 7ua
..- E, - Ht. West Paris = -:
H..I Sl1r; locse's Nils
-t. 81 o.. West Bethel = 'n-
Tickets are good for any
return Aug. ich. and every
.-,i.
--e-,.pticou exhibition 40 The
g.. Thursday evening called
NrrU-,iiy large crowd; u l.
there were from Zoo 20
present. 4 liue 81, q views,
Niagara and the Rocky
V,-y thrown upon The screen,
Maxim. who ran the lantern,
.Xh..ition with a numoer OF
own making, - local scenes
s. band furnished music.
-.su- will be given later
20 The memorable March
.... utuu- physicians started 10
- Paris Hin, snd while he
F-, through the water which
-l. -1sd north OF the covered
VHrrr came up into ms
f,~, he thought Of tne dau-
., etSe dnated out on the
us Later &c Was report
. camille, q dead fish were be-
b.. ga the shores Of Merry
.s .ut that had nothing %
ease. \ fen DAYS since Id
found the case In the mud uu-
I-N II thr river, some dis
,Lr bridge. X hadn't been
.m. au- 20 had been living M
.. H. I'D the time. and isn't al
f-'. valuable piece Of property.
TO- '...ta Goa. journal Of July =
-t. following notice OF the
- Mr. Harry l.. SteArus.
Paris.
I'D. =, ofMiss Alice MAY Wing,
.t.r- - Mr.. and Mrs. John
. Wing. 90 Mr. Harry Lawrence
>a- a.. take place tomorrow even
sa- c.ock in the First Baptist