Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-28
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

~OlTH PAkf, Posi- offtCk-
Osiee Hours 500 to 80 A. n; $50 A. N. 70
Mails close For Portland &C. 8 rs and IS
M, s,Is 2. n; for 6orham &C, s'i' A-A-' Sis
Mails arrive at post Office Prom Portland.
and 10 y A. "a.
GRAND rRUNN RAILWAY.
On and after Nov. Is, lss6, trains leave South
p,rIs colng east. s IS and 10 iS A. N. 4Ne p.
N going west. 81 A. NJ, IS and 10 2. NJ
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. r j. fisughton.
" and :. 90 r. NJ. sabbath school Il N,
payer meeting TUESDAY svenlns' SnrS
Methodist Church. Rev. ". T. Chapman. Pas
Tor GU sunday, morning prayer meeting ~
n r,rsachtng service. 10 IS A. NJ. sabbath school
~ EpwoTth League Meeting. p. N: even
NJ PRAYER meeting : y. NJ prayer meeSne
rue-Iav evening, class meeting. Friday evening
Raptist Church. Rev. T. j. Ramsdeh. Pastor.
ON sunday. preaching service 10 - A. ", SAD
ttta school Il NJ, prayer meeting I;W p. N.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS
F.SA M.-Regaar meeting Tuesday evenins
on or before fun moon.
~ q. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular nee,
,-.-. THURSDAY evening OF each weeks-Aurors
Encampmeut arsi and third MONDAY evening
BDfR r Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
meets second ant fourth Fridays Of each
Month in odd Fellows Han.
D. of H-Paris Grange. second saturday oi
.trn month. The grange store l. open Tor tEssiV
Wednesday AMI SATURDAY afternoons.
T. t,-C.-Scoond and fourth Mondays OF
a. south Paris Lodge. No. sll, meets
syerv other Monday evening In the O. a X Hal
Ga E-W. h. kimbah Fost, No. l4s' meets
saturday on or before fuh moon, IN u A. n
''1 N- \. Hlmbal Relief Corps meets ers, and
talr,i THURSDAY evenings q each month, IN II
V--Iohn {. McArue Camp meets second
,rI fourth Friday evenings Of each month az
- = o. P.-Stouy Brook LodSe, No. Isl.
meet, AZ q. 4 K. Han hrst AMI thirH " eihes''As
~ P-HamHn LodSc, No. 81, meets every
FRIDAY evening ~ Masonic HAN
Col. VIM. T. Eustis 81 Dixfeid was in
town Friday.
=. \. Thayer, furniture Billings
Block. south Paris.
Alden Chase, Esq, OF Bryant Pond
was in the place last week.
l.. Il. Holmes, ESD, of oxford, was at
south Paris Wednesday.
We had begun % think that the
weather bureau had joined the club.
Miss Gertrude Dresser of Andover
visited Miss Julia L. Morton last week
Frank Buck Is the latest to manufae,-
u-s washing machine. 10 looks like
good one.
Frank Fogg drives good looking
..gng horse. a son OF Young Brothers
Fleetwood Wilkes.
The greatest natural curiosity struck
town last week IL WAS a runner who Is
afraid OF women. Can SIGH things be
Dwight Wise has returned TO his bush
re,, In Boston after visit 70 his
parents. Mr.. Wise is employed in
Boston clothing establishment.
Charles 4. Young is making for y
DAYTON Bolster x Co. a very handsome
lex sign. Il i 20 have raised gold
lraf letter. aud viii be beauty.
Register Park has been busy issuing
probate papers the past week. They
are exceedingly neat booking papers. too,
FOR the register Of probate is neat and
,vstemstic fellow.
n. Z. Milleit has built a new sidewalk
Sow plow for the villsge corporation
which has every appearance Of being
success The rudder board can be SCI al
che centre or az either side As occasion
requires.
George Il. Morton of the West End
~.-re, Railway. Boston, visited his par
e1,s. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Morton, day
or r,,o las, week. IL came 20 attend
the annual meeting OF Paris Nonufact-
lr.rg De-, iu which be is s,ocSholder.
John b. Robinson. Esq, Of Oxford,
was in the place last Tuesday. Mr.. Rob
inson Is one OF the owners OF the WOODEN
mills Al Oxford and l. making preparS-
iiOns 70 defend another suit against his
company upon the question OF the water
privilege st Oxford.
Mr.. A. T.. Morse has procured one
fare rates for the round trip for the To-
mona Grange 70 De held sc Bryant Pond
February tn from Mechanic Falls to-
West Bethel and intermediate stations.
Tickets good TO go Monday and Tuesday
and return Wedne >day.
Uncle" stephen Richardson. one Of
our leading and most respected citizens.
Is very low aud a. he j. 50 years old the
chances are probably against his recov-
erv. NJ. Richardson was the founder
Of The Well-knOWn hardware trm OF :.
Richardson \ Co. now Richardson y
hennev. probably the largest dealers IN
hardware in the county.
The citizens Of south Paris will hold
BANQUET az the Grand Trunk Hotel on
Tuesday evening. Jan. 18th. A large
number Of supper tickets have been sold
aud the success Of the affair Il already
assured. This occasion is intended a. a
benefit 10 Landlord Gee. who i keeping
81 good house, which Is appreciated by
the citizens Of the place, and they take
this method Of showing their apprecla-
ton. Tickets are on sale at >hurtlehs
drug store.
r. E. Bedell. Esq, of Andoyer, Was
10 south Paris on business last week.
Mr.. Bedell j. one Otthe Selectmen OF An
dover. and has several times been chair-
man of that board From what We learn,
he's a fiTstclass town officer. They say
he's succeeded In refuuding the town
debt al a lower rate OF interest, and In
EFtA-luG tue TAX bH cNAAAN "a ny t'N@
lands that were paving an under-valua-
sion. of course such things don't make
warm personal friends OF the parties
Vho aye hit. . but a town can afford TO
Gle 20 such an officer.
Hon. Wm. WoOdsUm OF West Peru
Ma, at south Paris last week, and III
,pected the new county buildings for the
f-,' time. Mr.. WOOdsum, like every
one else who examines them, expresses
s5mirsiion for their beauty and couyen-
.,uce. lie is perhaps more directly 10
.rrc,ted than some men 10 this set OF
buildings from the fact that he was
member OF the Oxford County board OF
county commissioners during that menu
.-s be and extremely warm campaign
tl- removal; aud we eplect 1t the
county commissioners and local news
per men. a. we'll a. others, stood
irt,rv near where the bullets were Nv
~ thicS and fast. They all live 70 tell
,te story Of the fight.
Iri- understood that one of the most
respected members of Paris Grange has
been indicted for horse stealing, ana
while we wish 20 say nothing TO prrju-
dice the Jury. We believe there Is ample
evidence Of his guilt. Members OF the
jury will please not read this until after
tIr trial. The case will be tried before
the supreme Superficial Court OF Paris
orange on saturday, the eighth day OF
February Rev. II. A. Roberts presldlng
Justice Hon. George r. Hsmmond at
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