Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-09-15
The Oxford 1emorrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
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tn fAki> fR>A WINE.
,.,,,, Hours SEQ to7No A. NJ; 500 A. NJ to
SwfS.cl,-e For Portland. &c. - A. NJ, s ~
~. az Gorhau, nc, $50 A. N, 5 80 p N.
80. ,rriyc al post Office Prom Portland. nc,
SN.-l7 p. NJ; from Gorham, Se., $50
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
cal rf,er sept :, l>gs trains leave South
~. Coirg down s,i6. 40 a. NJ, "a p. N;
20 rf,. 70 o. \. NJ, %, ia ?. N.
s~r.Isr trains UoiEg down, rs A. NJ going
liA NJ l0.ls p.
s. Han EXCURSION train until oct. n. goes up
,tlaA ~. down - p. VI.
CHURCHES.
r-.l Congregational Church, X. j. Haughton.
49, Ou sunday, preaching services, 10, o.
AMI e UO q. n sabbath school ~ NJ.
- meeting Tuesday evening; Chris
- ~. f.tyor meeting sunday evening.
Ny1r.r.t Church. Rev. L. A. Bean, Pas
,,r Oa sun .ay, morning prayer meeting, ~ A,
-. .rg service. 10 - A. "; sabbath school
- Nu,,,rth League Meeting, P. NJ; even
b., r-t.,r meeting ! = N, PRAYER meeting
rls. evening, class meeting, Friday evening
E,rt.-- church Rev 7. J. Ramsdcll, Pastor.
a. ~.-.. .r. preaching service 10 IS A. NJ. sab
t.,b H.. Il NJ. prayer meeting 100 r. NJ,
,-lre- netting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
EtNN -Reguiar meeting Tuesday evening
mop I.....r fui WoOn.
;. Mount MicA i0ai-ts rtAAaf uitet
,-,.. T..--isv evening ~ each Weck.-Aurora
y-sr....at, ar-t and third Monday evenings
Tts. nth.
f. Noun, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
r....- -.ruut and fourth Fridays OF each
-'rr #. .sl Fellows Han.
.larf- Grange. second saturday %
.,t The t'rinSC store - open for trade
W-.- lr.I SATURDAY afternoons.
vu... ,.->c,out ant fourth Mondays of
'-... south Pari, Lolsc. No. Sll. meets
.--4 Monday evenings % each month
" n kimban Post. No. las, meets
,ifr- .r or before fun moon, In q. A. K
a. k.mlaI Relief Corps meets first and
..- Ay evenings % each month, In q.
o. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
-,s.- FL. . 4. y. Hall first and thlrd Wednesday
.tt-.... .t etCt month.
Uau'in Lodge, No. 81, meets every
F-s ..r.rs 10 Masonic Hall
H.-se,, week for the electric road.
T. iersey house ON Main Street Is
nta. aeW coat Of paint.
CF TeuIcy i preparing 10 make ad-
lr.- .1 his house and stable on High
>.-,...
W.a.- has begun on the grading Tor
f.s>..e,ion Of the corn factory siding
oh- ..tI she'd that Is 70 DE.
s. Morse and family have moved |
Rom ra Howe store into the LAWSON |
H house ou Pleasant Street.
P-.Esa.v none are watching the /
weather any more anNiOusly than the |
C..-- .,,iousl aides this week.
som. ~ Bearce Il Wilson's logging I
-e-r- went through here Wednesday, on I
.h,-N, from Lewiston 20 the woods
Jewell. our new merchant tailor,
SIT, business is starting in well At his |
r,, store in Davis Block. Call and see 1
hu
Tt. Paris Jurors for the October /
.a.-. were drawn saturday. Leslie +. /
Newell grand Juror; wm. {. Stearus /
ISL. Erauk L. Libby traverse jurors.
Ihe concert at the Congregational I
sts.h tridsy evening Was fine musi- /
ts -ra,. enjoyed by a good audience. |
N.r.. every number on the programme /
n., -ucored, and a response was secured /
,.ar.r.y every one.
4 lag Is soon 20 be purchased for the
,.a-, house. and il Is intended that the
,-, and stripes shall ilost over the
..upls of Justice on DAYS when the /.
,--eme. probate, Insolvency or COM /
Oh -,ioners' court i in session.
The CIV Brothers minstrel company /
tnd paraded the streets Wednesday /
.1ou They made a good appearance, F.
ud managed 90 spread out over ~ much I.
ground As if they had had fifty pieces. /
They marched In almost douhle-quick .
line, and made some rattling good I
music.
The Baptist church here had large
-.~ cseutS;ion at tina meeting OF the ok
'-i Association az Mechanic Falls last \
week. Among those who went were .
E.y. and Mrs. L. 7. Ramsdell. Mr.. III. L. I
Nrri,on. Mr.. and Mrs. George b. 4
Crockett. Mr.. e. F.. Tolman, Mrs. IL. +. /
Morton. and others.
= k. Eawsou Of Mechanic Falls was
r-.V. last week on his way home from /
Ns-,rfprd. where he has been moving .
some buildings. Frank SAYS he moved a
school house down a steep hill over IN /
.u.t,-,iile." snd the way the women
.l.-rl out was caution. why, saws
t-..s. "a thought by the looks of the
t... here wasn't woman within miles,
.l. when We got that school house /
20 down the hill mOre'n two hundred 4
as ... warmed around there % see the \
n. They thought twas going 20 run .
a0.. e.-h Us. hut we landed IL all in 4
60. uti,ion.
If.r say that IL looked comicsl, but 1
at-...- DE principal actors thought 50 I
,a .e,,iou. The dramStis persona I
a.- horse, a hay rack, and TWO people /
-t 4ck. The outfit Was coming 4
s.1. .le hin towards the stony Brook .
t- when bv some means a hOldback 4
.u... fastened and the rack ran against 4
.a. -s. with the usual result In such .
-,s. The horse and rack parted COM /
rs.r before thew reached the bridge, and /
.h.t -,. came up into the village All by 4
Dig, ..-.me. while the rack aud the III
ls--..-, thereof kept straight on into I
.t4 Brett, dOorvard. Nobody hurt. /
E.. -., { he Is going 10 furnish amuse- I
u... .he yiiisge, he thinks he ought I
"'- sr collection.
}..-. hose who spent their vacation I
81" orchard this year was goo-oeg /
f4-t dove" party Of eight or ten /
you 5,e, from south Paris Now I
r- opened that during their stay /
.t.- N.- i. ID. HAYNES made them a /
,- -- aud very providently took I
R-- Two pies, CautiOuing the Naca- /
...-.- .0- 90 forget the plates under /
la. ..r everlasting diSpleasure. As /
7.,. Pa. expected under those circum- /
'-., .hry forgot the plates and left /
,.. Do. cottage. In order 10 MAKE
they procured two ne"
Plates .a5 arming themselves with an 1
abundance, aud variety OF eatables, they /.
Re Monday evening 20 restore the
plates give Mrs Haynes surprise /
PARIS Ih, differed from the regulation /
'--, rsrtv in that il Was actually q |
'r-..-. rgrtv % the surprised party. |
Wei. .hey had milky" time, II you
a-.a aa, that i.
.w r. v Bolster returned Thurs
ar G.> "Sergeants' Mess Al Oh /
cum. t.-uout. aud SAYS he found the
Vernon. Republicans feeling well.
it- .a-.iu saws the sergeant story ~
JAS. a.rs Democrat i even better than
No .t -, therefore we make the
necessary amendments. Captain Boil
''3- a.- captain OF two companies IN
Nra. .f one. a. follows 60. r, sd
4tl. mustered out sept. 18th, lS62.
tll 'a. "a, 18th Maine, mustered out
War. IN. ISIS. And here Is where