Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-04-20
The @xford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
sourH pAKrs rosr oErlcE,


Office Hours: 600 20 30 A. u. 500 A. y. q
Mails close For Portland, &C.. s -. sl5 A. y.
sSoP.x.; for Gorhsm. &c, si5 A. ~. 20 2
Mails arrive at poet Office; From Portland
Sc, $50 A. NJ, S,ls, Sis p. ~ from Gorham
&c, s Is, sSoA.N-
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Paris: Going down s IS. 100 A. NJ. AIS y. n.
going up 9eteA. N, IS, st9 Pm.
sunday trains: Going down, $50 A NJ; COINS
SUNDAY excursion train until Oct. II. goes ny
lo:l0 A. N down 5 s. Pm.
CHURCHES.
Frst Congregational Church. r. J. Hsughton,
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10 q
A NJ and : % r. NJ. sabbath School l. n;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening. Chris
Ian EndeayoT meeting sunday evening.
MethOdis; Church. Rev. I. A. Bean. Pas
tor ON sunday, morning prayer meeting, . 30 A.
N.prraching service. 10 ~ A NJ, sabbath School
IsM, .pwoTth League Meeting. p. NJ; even
Tus-siav evening, class meeting, Friday evening
Baptist Church. Rev. T. J. Ramsdeil. Pastor.
on sunday. preaching service 10 .S A. N: sab
hath school Il M. prayer meeting 1:S r. =. I;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
srArxp MEETINGS.
FSA M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
10, q. F.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
ir-z THURSDAY evening OF each week.-Aurors
Ercampment first and third Monday evenings
n ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
lU meet. second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN uli Fellows Hall.
y of H-Paris Grange, second Saturday OF
Each rnorth. The Grange store l. open for trade
Wednesday AMI saturday Afternoons.
To. g. C.->eoond and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
Io.6,' T.-South Paris Lodge. No. Sii. meets
Gr-j AMI third Monday evenings OF each month
GAR-w X. Kimban Post. No. las. meets
saturday on or before fun moon. In g. A. X.
Wm. n. Kimban Relief Corps meets first and
ta.r Thursday evenings OF each month. IN r.
4 O. P-S,ony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meyt- ~ q. 4. x. Hal first and third Wednesday
evenings % each month.
IA ~ P.-Hamlin Loige. No 81. meets every
F-tiav evening at Masonic Han.
or M-Norway and South Paris Council.
y. lU meets in G.. A. K Hall every TUESDAY
Seae,a club meets every Tuesday StsSO.
An. Chase. ESQ. Of Bryant's Pond,
was at south Paris Saturday.
Miss Alice Wheeler has returned from
A visit u several weeks in Massachusetts.
Milton Morton aud wife went TO
Auhurn Thursday, 70 attend the &. A.
f. eucamyment aud visit relatives.
Mr.. John woodman and Mr. and Mrs.
y. !. Morton attended the funeral Of
Deputy sheriff Addison f. True al Me-
ghauit Falls Wednesday. Mrs. True Is a
n. e. Of Mrs. WoodmAn and Mrs. Nor
ton.
Mrs. .. V. Whitman and Mrs. Eliza
beth Morton and daughter nifty left |
saturday for Il visit OF several weeks 10 |
relatives In New Gloucester and else |
where Miss Isabel Morton meanwhile |
i 80 II. T. Morton's.
M :. :. Stowell has been visiting |
relatives here for few DAYS. Mr..
Sioweil has lust resigned his situation a.
conductor 90 The Grand Trunk, ia the |
enrloy Of which road he has been ever
since the road was opened. He will |
mske his home AT Island Pond.
The members OF VIM. h. kimbsll |
Post. g.. 4. X, who attended the en-
camPmeut az Lewiston, are well pleased |
with their success in securing the cleo
ti0u II Capt. IL. y. Bolster 10 the posi-
tiou ~ senior vice commander.
Jo-iAh button Of Norway, is making
extensive charges on George Wise's |
house on Goihic Street. The old low roof /
d been taken of and Manssrd roof |
put on. An addition will be- put on and |
extensive changes viii be made in the |
interior.
Nj. Nt;,,a N,,,a pl,,r,r,er in,.n1. ~
sail from New York next SATURDAY. on |
the steamer Oregon for Florence, Italy, |
u here she will remain for year. Miss |
Plummer's father, Mr.. J. +. Plummer. |
" ill accompany her a. far as New \ Ors |
snd a Young lady friend from New York |
ssils with her 70 Europe.
Times are improving, according 10 the
indications given by the Paris Manu-
occurring Cas- orders. Although the
company did . good business last year,
The orders so far received this season
exceed those of the same
time last year. This in the company's
regular lines 81 goods, not including the
Iarge school furniture contract just
made.
There was quite an attendance OF
veterans from this place AZ the encamp-
mtut % The Department Of Maine, C.. A.
d.. az lewiston last week. Among
those who went were Commander ;. II
Brown Of ". h. kimball Post, Capt. II.
y. Bolster. Dr. Rounds, George 4.
Tucker. Franklin Msxim and wife,
Milton Morton and wife, George w.
Cole g.. h. Carter, C,riniill Stuart, and
" :. >,arbird.
The Lew iston Journal has this 10 say
90 number given by Mrs. Cora ;.
B-.EE- 40 musicale in that city Thurs
ta evening
T.. .1,s.lc IN \ Fat Wa one 90 the most en-
.a... .r-fa-mauCcs % the evening, aud Mrs
a-...- .rfestc,! much credit upon her teacher
81 .,---.t In her powerful int pretation. Mr.
h --- Was more than etluAl O. the Intense climax
.r .t2..;.r. phrases Of the closing sentences
viii. -.. HraUgrt oct with abandon. yet Win
'er.-..4 -s.t command, that proved her u De
e.-.,-t l.ali-te Of hTiiAancy and promise
g. T. ~hurllctI has begun work on the
go.-,-a,,..n Of an additional storehOuse,
=, 800. ue.r the stOrehOUse now occupi-
d ty ~Lurtlef y Maxim on Skillings
Avenue. between the avenue and the
-s -r.I ,rrck. +. L. Burbank is in
chang q RE work. \ grain elevator
Ui. ne pg- iu. with motor 70 run IT,, aud
>t-r' p X Maxim will occupy the build
~ Fri scsi'jou 20 their present accom-
u.1-,.ous. until other arrangements are
usss.
one u the boarders al the county
hg.r. t,, been saving wood in the court
hons. ts-i during the past week. As
Dr. So .-r arr II the neW striped suits, and
SIS .g. view II The depot platform
arI ...- portion Of thst section OF the
Wig ha attracted considerable Stten-
-'-, rs the =, neral opinion Of the OBJ
servers seemed 20 be. "Darned II I'd sax
ne"a. .c = public place like that. unless
they ,e me suit of common clothes
20 wear
NJ Ihomas 4. Adams and family are
a,"s' moving back 20 their former home
a. '''-t m, y. II, Mr.. Adams was
',-'.H- gent AZ Corhtm for many years,
and 1a> then transferred 10 the station |
at south Paris. " here he remained about
& Year. la,i. removed few months since,
"L-. 't- ,,r4nd Trunk began the re
construction ot its force by taking of
't.>tt most advanced in years. Mr..
AfAm, and family have made many |
if.rl. here, and We are very sorry to
Jose them from South Paris.
H. W. Powers course OF popular en-
,.-,a. m MS Will close the season at
NyN'Ht.., next Friday evening, with the
ae', thing vet. The South Paris Min
SlFe.s or Ebony Kings" with Mr..
FRANK T. Knapp SIS musical director,
NearnS a Norseworthy's orchestra and |