Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-03-16

SOUTH PARIS.
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SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
once Hours 800 10 90 A. n; 500 A. u.
Mails close: For Portland. &C.. s .. els A. -
s50P. NJ; for Gerham, &c, s15 A. n, $50 I
Malls arrive a, post Office From Portland
&c, $50 A. NJ. SIS, Sis p. NJ; from Gorham
sc, As, $50 An
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after Sept. q. lSss. trains leave soutl
Parts Going down IS. $40 A. NJ, AIS p. N.
going up. 9 30 A. NJ, 81, sSBf.N.
sunday trains Going down, $40 A. NJ; goinl
up. Ns A. NJ, sNSP.N.
SUNDAY excursion train until Oct II. goes al
10 10 4. u down y Pm
CHURCHES.
FtrsI Congregational Church, X. j. Hanghton
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10:
N and : % p. NJ; sabbath school y n.
PRAYER meeting TUESDAY evening; Chris
Dan En,ieavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. i. A. Bean. Pas
tor. on sunday, morning prayer meeting " A
approaching service, 10 - a NJ sseos.h S srsn
lng prayer meeting ! ?. N; prayer meetin.
Tles.iay evening; class meeting, Friday evening
Raptist Church. Rev. T.. J. Rsms'iell. Pastor
on sunday. preaching service 10 - A n, sac
18th school IL NJ. prayer meeting 100 r. u.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
4 x y N.-he2uLar uectsn- tUc>1st e'0nA"e
on or before full moon.
IO.O -. F.-Mount Mics Lodge. regular meet
,rvs- Thursday evening OF each week.--Aurors
Yncampment. frsS and third Monday evenings
" ~ of Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
q, meets second and fourth Fridays Of eacf
month IN Old Fellows Hall.
p OF H-Parts Grange. second Saturday o.
each month. The Grange store - open TOR tracs
wednesday AMI SATURDAY Afternoons
zoe. C.->econd and fourth Mondays Of
Io-G. T.-South Paris Lotge. No. sll. meets
first and thir,l Monday evenings OF each month
IN the q. A. X. Hall.
SATURDAY on or before fun moon. In O. A. X
Wm. X. Klmban Relief Corps meets first and
talri Thursday evenings OF each month. IN u
Y r. %. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets AZ q. A. X. HAL first and third Wednesday
evenings Of each month.
h OF P.-Hamltn Lodge, No 81, meets every
Friiay evening AZ Masonic Hall
a. L. \ M-NorwAy and south Paris Council,
No. 10. meets In u. a K Hall every Tuesday
evening.
Sescca club meets every Tuesday at 80.
Merritt Farrar Of Buekfeld was in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rswson and son OF
Buckfleld were in town Friday.
w.P. Morton is painting new psrlor
scene for the stage in New Hall.
Arthur Holman Is learning the ''motor-
ueer~ trade on the street railway
Merritt Parsons aud Carlton Gardner
Of Buckfeld were In town last week.
Mrs. Daniel Cannon took her Sunday
school class 10 a sleigh-ride Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Nichols have re-
turned from their visit 10 Massachusetts,.
Gorden Brothers have finished making
apple barrels here for this season. They
have put up about 5000 barrels at their
shop here.
c. II. Webster from Kingfield has
moved into j. II. Wiuslow's rent on
High Street. Mr.. Webster Is yeteri-
nary dentist.
4 Bethel Young man wants position
- clerk in south Paris or Norway. See
hi, advertisement position wanted 10
al, ther column.
Walter W. Farrar has purchased Of
John 4. Bolster the ID. ". Pennington
stand on Skillings Avenue. He tells the
Democrat that he will not probably &C.
cupy il until he dispOses OF his farm.
Osman h. Clifford reports that herd
Of deer are wintering in Henry Fobes
woods on the Stony Brook road. He
saws there i plenty Of evidence In the
form Of deer tracks and places where
they have lain.
IL is reported that two veteran checker
PLAYERS Whiled away the time with a
game one stormy afternoon last week,
while trade was dull, and didn't discover
until the game was finished that they
were playing the wrong way oil the
board,
Henry W. Fuller. who formerly had
charge of the Paris town farm, and re-
Gently Of the Oxford town farm, return
I'd lss, week 10 his farm near South
Paris. as on account of his wife's health
he j. unable 20 attend TO the town farm
longer at present.
Mrs. 4. VI. Hammond was called 10
Berlin LAST week. where she remained
for several DAYS. on account OF illness 10
the family Of her son, Mr.. \. W. Ham
mond. Mrs. Hammond has had the
grippe. and their oldest son has had
.eyere case Of appendicitis, but is better.
L. l.. Cummings has opened branch
department Of his private horse college
fla this village With prof" Adns Iueil
- principal Instructor. he IL teaching
he Young equine idea how 70 refrain
from shooting out Of the road. He has
several well-bred and well-mannered
pupils.
Allen Croker, who has suffered several
yarlvtic shocks, passed away Friday
morning az his residence near Hicks
crossing. Mr.. Crooker was - years old.
he formerly resided on the Byron Gree
.rv farm on High Street. afterwards on
IS Norway farm, before moving 10 his
present residence.
IS. %. 4 G.. W. rockingham will
make some changes in their store as soon
81, the weather gets warm enough. \
plate glass front viii De put in, with re-
cess. 8 doors. aud the main room OF the
store will be enlarged by setting back
'h- rear partition, with other minor
change, and improvements.
The service pipes leading from the
q side water system 20 W. q froth-
CHAINS on Park Street aud 20 W. j..
Nh-tier's house on Crockett Lane were
.h.Nei out last week. They had frozen
uH near he junction Of Park aud High
streets. The Park Street main OF the
Norway Water Compsny has been frozen
i.- ,'me time.
Guar good friend, II. L. Swift, stuck
h.,L-Id in az our office door and pro
pounded this,oue: Are you good hand
a- ea,jGg apples Nov, We are no en-
yroapaediA OF universal knowledge nor
ANYTHING II that sort, but there are
SOM, questions that we can answer with
u.- stopping 20 examine the dictionary,
l't Ne convinced him that We contracted
.t- habit in earlier years aud had never
IN IN, keelsy cure - get rid OF n.
H- treated handsomely; whole bag full
- nice ones.
Herbert c. Fletcher, who hiss scquir-
cd reputation for horse sense" in the
selection # speed, is plotting, We fear, 70
,Yrjag mother surprise upon az innocent
and Uasuspec ing public. Herbert has
hsd his weather eve out for some days
ana has finally brought home bay
PAGER. Although invited and requested
s1 -o io he still stUbbornly neglects and
refuses 20 tell the Democrat the STORY
that goes with this horse, but says he II
give u ride. VIII somebody kindly
volunteer 10 hold our bonnet.