Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
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Univsreata Church, Rsv. Caspline =. Angsll
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday - 70 =
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second coosrssasouai Church, Rev. B. O.
Hdeout, Paseor. Preaching seryios sunday,
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Baptiss Church, J. L. Harding. Psstor
Preaching service, 2 90 ?. -; sabbath school,
s0f. =. Prayer Meeting. Saturday svening.
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| F.AA. N.-Union b. A. O., No. -, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before fun moon, .!
Lodge, No. is, in Masonic Han. konday Even.
ing on or before fun moon. Oxford Council, b.
%. n. Friday evening. on or afser full moon:
!; o. 0. r-Resulsr meeting Il 0dd tsllows'
msnS, No. n, meets In Odd Teilowi Han. sscosd
and fourth Friday Evening" Of each month. Nj.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. Sc, meets on hrst and
third Friday Of each month.
every q rhsr.assy Eseniss H.
Division. No. Is. mects third Friday Of each
r. OF H.-Norway Grange mecca second and
New g. A: 4. Hall on The third Friday Evening Of
". r C.-Mess. in New @. A. R. Hail. Mon.
\. E.o. f.-LAlesidc Lodge. No. IN, meets in
New q. A. Z. Han, ON the IRA and third We'd
ncsday evenings Of each month.
Freeland Howe and wife are away on
a visit this week.
The sign Of the Oxford Central Elec-
trio Railway has departed.
Sheriff Porter OF Rumford Falls, Jailer
Garland Of Paris, Deputy SherIffs Cross
and J. L,Parker Of Norway, Sheriff.
wormell and PenIey Of Bethel hsve been
on duty In town during the week with
about twenty citizen police.
Surveyor Austin has put a very good
crossing down from the Beais Hotel to
the opposite side OF Main Street. Cut
stone work. Il greatly improves the
general condition Of the street.
The Italians. two hundred and eight
Ia all, marched into town the first Of the
week and demanded their pay for work
done on the Oxford Central Electric Rail-
way. The timekeeper, subcontraciors
and contractors together with few
prominent members Of the corporation
were not to be found. The Italians
were qusrtered 10 the Opera House and
fed 10 the rear Of the block. On Thurs
day morning about one hundred and
seventy started for their homes In Bos-
ton. A few more left on the afternoon
train. Nothing has been paid the work
men as yet for their labor. Their tick
cts were purchased by the town of1clsls.
Although the townspcople were greatly
slarmed, the Italians were well behav-
ed from first to last.
III. j. Bangs 10 putting q cement side
walk In front of his store.
NJ. N. Fuller Is making excellent
progress on his new house on DanfOrth
Street.
C. r. Ridlon has moved into his new
store, corner Main and DInforth Streets.
He had general opening Wednesday.
The store Is large, well lighted and
most convenient. IL Is without question
the best grocery store In Oxford County.
He receives the congratulations OF his
many friends.
James Smith has bought lot on Main |
Street, near A. +. Andrews, OF II. l.. |
Horne, and will build thereon at once. |
The lot IL Ga Z 100 feet.
The first circle OF the season will be |
held At Concert Hall Tuesday evening. |
Promenade will follow the supper.
George Merrill IL at work at Berlin,
N. H., for the Berlin Mills Co.
Tho ola Groapa hon,a Corpav wutar
and Bridge Streets, IL being singled.
Many citizens gave to the poor Italians
clothing. SO that, although they did not
get their money, many were much bet
ter clothed when they went away than
they were when they came to town.
State Detective Bsssett went to the |
hospital at Lewiston Tuesd,y The bull
let 10 his arm or shoulder was not To- |
Gated however.
Many citizens near Rice's Junction,
where the Italians csmped last and
where the trouble took place, believe
that two OF the crew were killed at that |
time and the bodies buried 10 or near
the emp. Search has been made but |
nothing found to substantive the story.
V. W. Hills was Ia Boston last week |
where he attended the Optical Associa-
ton meeting.
II. l.. Horne has taken down the
tanncry chimney. Bricks were removed
from one side, leaving only few " sup
port the structure, when, at the proper
time, the others were Knocked out and
the structure fell.
Ii L. reported that one OF the citizen
police on Wednesday evening fired ut
the baker when be was on his way to
He was not injured however.
Tickets we're purchased for the Italians
Thursday to Portland with the expecta-
ton that they would take the Boston
boat and 20 home. Chairman Sanborn
Was obliged to 20 to Portland In the
afternoon and make provision for trans
fer on the boat.
The balance Of the Italians left town
Friday afternoon for their homes In
Boston. The town officers purchased
them tickets and gave each, We under
stand, two dollars for spending money.
Mr.. l.. Is. Wilson who had been away
during the trouble, returned Friday
evening. Mr.. IRELAND Howe, one of
the corporation officers, who Is reported
to have resigned as clerk, was expected
home In time TO attend the meeting OF
the directors on Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. Eastman gives assurance that all
bills will be paid and work soon resumed
on the road.
Burnhsm, the jeweler, has moved his
goods into L. +. Swett's store In the
Hathaway Block.
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