Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-11-17
chr Oxford democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
.orru PANS rosr oFFIcE.

,,s..e Hours 600 10 : 10 A. N, go A. NJ. to
SO ..,,.e For Portland, SC, .. els An,
~ for 6orham, &C, s,lS A. NJ, 81" p
W. arrive al post Office Prom Portland.
- a NJ. 5 o., ; l3 Z. NJ; frOm Gorham,
g C. 85NA-N
oRANp TRUNK RAILWAY.
ami after sept q. lS,s'. trains leave South
pa 1o.ng dowo rs, 9 20 A. NJ, as P. NJ,
.r-.. p a. A. NJ B ,i6, : tS p. N
Sr1l1y t-aius Going down. . 90 A. " going
~ '.1 , " ri, n trsia until oct II. gees up
f.r..t NJ, Town S y ?. NJ
CHURCHES.
49,, Congregational Church, X. j. Haughton,
f.,- ON sunday. preaching services, ia, ~
Anil ia p. ~ sabbath school ~ NJ,
meeting Tuesday evening. Chris
tar tnlsAvor Ieeting SUNDAY c,enisse. D..
N.I.t-t church. Rev l. \. Bean, fas-
,- DOL sunday. morning prayer meeting ~ A.
!, --....a.ug -cvyice, % t3 a. NJ, Sahbath school
-, Frusrta League Meeting, 2. NJ even
....,r meeting : p N, PRAYER meeting
evening. class meeting. Friday evening
lid Church Rev. T J. Rams,ieh, Pastor.
,- ~. preaching service 10 - A N, sab
Ed. ~..... ID N, prayer meeting ] 90 p NJ,
r-.- meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
Etk N-Reguhr meeting Tuesday evening
..rg tul moon
... Mount Mica Lodgc. regular meet
-.i las evening - each wcek.-Aurora
e-t dr-t AMI third Monday evenings
r. month.
Mount Pleasant Rel,ckah Lolgc. NJ.
.- -,.ruJ ant fourth Fridays Of each
tt.I Fellows Han
Parts Grange. second saturday OF
.r. The Grange store l. open for trade
No. ... ana saturday Aftcrnoons-
.. t-~,,ona and fourth Mondays OF
... south Par. Lodge, No. 81. meets
b. .ar. u q al a ~
" Kimbau Post. No. itS. meets
.- or before fun moon, tn q. A. X
, A.rtaa Rebel Corps meets or~s and
.-ay evenings OF each month, IN Il.
s P->tonv Brook Iodse. No Isl.
.,. s r. Hal dr~t and thir'i " ednes'iay
.- .t each month.
ulmBn Losgc. W 80, meets every
.,e.HE 40 Masonic Hal.
several committees deserve praise.
At Walker had nine horses in the
I
repairs are being made on the
store building.
F-s q. chandler Of Bethel is acting
a- -h- gent 40 present.
SIS Wuria Harden Of Hebron i Wis
- Nj Leonard WhitmAn's.
ia. mmar school had sociable in
u >-my Hall Thursday evening
v..p e.. Curtis, who has been quite
t.- some ,imc, 6, recovering slowly.
V.J ". Davis aud daughter Annie
.ttt.-.,mout, Mass, are az DR.. Z. l.
E..>-
NJ s.5 Mr.. l.. V Hollis sre keeping
f.c.. Mrs Almeda Newton, rent on
c..a.. street.
r.s..a Fdeld and family have moved
... I'm. tenement In the second story OF
t. wilson store building.
u.s ~ the most satisfactory parts OF
DE- a., Iteration was the fact that the
s-srte committee had money enough 70
..l. agt square.
F-..k l.. Mooney. who has for some
r..-, been relieving agent on this diyi-
Sion ~ the Grand Trunk, has a position
. .hs Bangor and ArOostooS road.
H,sr, l.. Tavlcr sud wife Of Portland
.r.r. sunday ~ f. NJ. Thayer's. Mr.
..u- j. the proprietor ot the OAK
~--.,, livery stable and genial gentle
whom lis always pleasure 70 meet.
" .he annual meeting OF the Epworth
que OF the VI. Z. church THURSDAY
evening. ,ix new members were received
.8 fun membership. The following
GERS were chosen:
u-,.tiert-C L Buck.
s-,--t Vt.,.. V~s-, lent ha~les 4 tsray-
,eronf Vice. Pr,-iJent-Ccrtrutc MtArile.
Thirl Vice Prc-, Ieut--lva cNrtc-
FOURTH Ni-c President Lizzie Mln-.ow-
~errytAry-k Jewell
Irca-grvr-~ 4. Or4way.
IN. best hit" of the celebration was
seen hv "a large portion OF the Au-
.acc. \ part Of the wreck OF the otn
covered bridge has tloatcd down TO bu- ]
saw mill and ! canted over the /
m. Frank Stsrbird suggested that
$3.50, the Chicago Platform and |
Maxim BOYS had il so labeled IN large |
r-.-. .,-ters 80 that ne Who runs across /
mill bridge may read.
Itr was hearing st the court
.... Wednesday before Hon. \. n. |
ISL 20 Bridgtou and Hon. 4. - him /
eroiuted by the Probate Court a. /
--.ouers on eXOrbitaut claims IN |
-r. .-..-, 81 Mrs. OiiyiS 6. Andrews
2 North Paris. The contested /
was that made by pr. r. IL /
.e, ~ West sumner. Wright APP |
, sur the legatees; Swasey Tor |
US. Benson, executor, pro -.
v.- Maxim, with the help Of De
E.~.rrr. has recovered the wheel /
SAD tr lost li was found In second /
SION. I'm Lewiston, and the pro /
h.i exchanged a watch aud /
.. --..f.. for IL. - that he recSOued I
tou- - p0 out on the trans I
me man Who hired the wheel I
been found. though another /
Co the same name appeared \
a.med any knoWledgc Of The /
Herbert l.. Whitman. priucips
~. --au Academy. has been spend
vacation With his parents NJ.
r Leonard Whitman, IN this VII
.r p-nf Whitman has recently grad
...,, % thirteen from the sehoo'
ht +, -. the head and the Bid
rr.e. SAYS. MIR. Whitman l. /
-.>lec,ed aud i very popular
F ID. trustees and the people. Inc /
uh1 we're 10 the graduating |
.V what his energy has done
, If letters viii be published in
RAT so intervals OF one or TWO /
.-.ng the next few months, from 4
CORE, poudent who on the jlsi I
.rr sailed for the Old word \
lt letter. Intended for last week 4
.,> accidentally DELAYED, appears
-,- mage of this paper, under /
Prom Paris. Maine, 20 Paris, /
our readers will not need the /
o- the promise that Tue ret
.--, prove yerv entertaining IS well 4
Use. and We may al consider /
fortunate ia securing them.
-,d Trunk Railway Company
70 lis got in some more OF thelr
ON Us. They sold return |
..s good for this day only 70 the /
-. "a the Bryant Pond band ana
.te ...>rd 20 allow them 60 return Oh
afr --t-u that evening, thus putting
a-- --ee 90 the expense OF keeping
'ts over night and making the re-
r- se-s mo good" the next DAY
lta bows determined 20 use the
a,s,., Boz put of the train SATURDAY
a-l ..re they used them. TIL, Con
-t- .-Lo-ity on the Grand LrunA
ls. source OF satisfaction 70 the
g'-,.- R ho indulge IN IL. but lt has Do
a.,-.. for the patrons OF tue r"So-
a-g are the names Of those not