Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-31
yhe Wxford Bemnerat,
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
an, af,er June IA, 1857. trains leave South
80 Going down ) IA. % A. NJ. &l6 p. n,
,osns up lesl3 A. NJ, S'.o. loii IN
sapday trains Gcing down, Ola A. n, gving
- f-iF A. NJ, 10 IL IN
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
oace Hours 90 TO 30 A. n; SEQ A. \. to
swMt,is Lose FOR Portland. &c. s:ls. A. ~, 50
~ for Corham. &c, 10 - A. n. - 2. ~
Mails arrive At post once. From Portland.
lo = A. ~, $50 p. NJ; IRON Gorham.
SIS 4. N, Ils Pm
~, Congregational Church. r. J. Harghton.
ys.ter. ON sunday, preaching services. 10: ~
ami : 10 p. NJ. sabbath school Il ~;
- meeting Tuesday evening. Chris
sS5 Er.leavor meeting sunday evening
~Nsfhsl.~t Church. Rev. i. A. Bean, Pas
a.. IN sunday, morning prayer meeting. 10 A.
s.r,,,ehiu. service. 10: IS A NJ, sabbath School
- T,,Wo~th League Meeting. p. NJ. even
@ @ s5 %Sss.Ss ... needing srsSsy evenings SsS
Jesrfi-t church. Rev. T. j. Rsmsdeh. Pastor.
or spr.iay, preaching service 10 Is A. n; Sab
S,th Sehool u N. prayer meeting 100 r H.,
srsyer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
o. a. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet.
-. TturSlay evening Of each wcek--Aurora
TSsrs.rrreut. first and third Monday evenings
o. SS. Noun, Pleasant RebekAh Lodge. No.
q, ,-..t. -econa and fourth Fridays OF each
MI M pli Fellows Han.
y of H-Psrts Grange, second saturday OF
...h r4aath. The Grange store = open Tor Es<ie
W.ir.,-. a4 anil saturday afternoons
n IL. Co. second and fourth Mondays of
slsl n. T., n south Paris Lodge. No. sii. meets
s-.l AL tsiri Monday evenings Of each month
m tbs t. 4. K. Hall.
Saia7Ay on OF before fun moon, In .. A. X
hT "a K.nban Relief Corps meets ars, and
,si-f Taa-~.lay evenings Of each month. In q.
%. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
-,e,t. a Is, 4. x Hal second aud fourth wednes
Law evenings u each month.
< b. P-Hamlln Lodge, No. 81, meets every
ir,lAs evening al Masonic Hall 60,
u L. s M.-Norvay and south Paris Council.
Nrla meets In q. A. X Hall every Tuesday
eyeH.p.
About sixteen took the delightful
Sebago trip last Thursday.
Mss susie Thompson OF Rumford has
been visiting Miss julia L. Morton.
Ms. n. r. Chase. formerly Of this
town. uow Of Lynn, Mass, Is visiting IN
,ow1.
Joseph II. Jones and family are NOV
f1g INFO the Howe house on Pleasant
>,re,,.
Ms, Angie Ripley had birthday
psr,v s.. Little Electra Park" last
thursday.
George B. Pulsiter il moving his house
hold goods TO Abingdon, Mass, where |
he hs, a position.
J. Hastings Bean, Albert ID. Park and
Georgc ". Cook each put In new coal
furnace last week.
George Is. Pulsifer worked IN
lAmhe's store while +. j. Lsmbe went
20 calais after his family.
John J. HAYDEN is doing job Of
grading aud building bank wall on his
grounds on Western Avenue.
Eben n. Marshall has done quite JOB |
Of repairing on his house on Myrtle
Smuggling, painting, &c.
Four water closets were put into the
brick school house and connected with
The Norway water main, last week.
Mrs. Flora Parks and daughter Lillian
o. Dorchester, Mass, visited Mrs Parks
friend. Mrs. Albert II. Park, last week.
David b. woodbury's flower gardens
a-e row In bloom and open 10 the III
spection Of all who care 10 look at them
The last street crossing in Market
>quare-from Plummer's across 10 the
Record clothing store ouilding-has
been relaid, in the same good style as the
others.
sidewalk curbiug has been set in
front OF the Andrews House. The side
wax has been grsveled, and brick walk
vi. be laid at some later time, probably
20; this season.
NJ. Under and children. who have
been spending the summer with her
sister Mrs. George A. Briggs, started
.or their home ia Msnksto, Mimi, the
irst q last week.
NJ q. W. \. Stearns, the new drug
gi,, Ia >turtevant's, has taken rent In J.
Il. >,Uart's house at the corner OF hlgh
and Park Streets, and will move his
family here At once.
Ua,y four teachers took advantage
q the ,xaminstion Of teachers for state
certificates Friday. The examination
Vas held 81 Engine Hall, conducted by
Superintendent Fletcher.
NJ. Lucy f. Moore. nee Park, with
he- husband. Wallace X Moore of Rum
fo-i Falls. are spending their honeymoon
Hthe homes Of Albert ID. Park, Mrs.
Noo-, brother. and that OF Mrs. Wsl-
ACE Rv,rson, Mr.. Moore's aunt.
\ good iob Of grading is being done on
;he grounds Ia front OF Mrs. Birds ne"
house ,u Western Avenue. The house -
high above the street, and the grounds
are s-- ased with well-lsid bank wall
lex ,h- ,iiewalk, and above that TWO
s0tlei terraces.
A reunion Of the Penley family will be
he'd b, The residence of c. Freeisnd
Prl.ry .l this village Thursday, sept
nd. II pleasant, 10 stormy the following
dav 4 cordial invitation is extended 10
al ~. s.i.es aud family connections 70 De
p,esel. with their basket as picnic din
1er v .- served and a pleasant time
auticig s.sf
WtU,a party OF Young ladies from
Mountain View Farm were driving 10
The !, - Wednesday, the fsstenings OF
;he r,ir seat gave way, letting three OF
ihe occupants of the carriage out on the
ground several who saw the accident
were yaa,lierably alarmed, but the re-
suit, proved to De nothing more serious
iha- "a shaking up.
F-ls, sheriff Porter brought 10 JILL
Fred T. Thomas Of Brockton, Mass,
Sh0 bound over on the charge OF
prsc,ie.rz medicine at Rumford Falls
EtLoC, ,eiHg registered according 10
ne medical registration law. tie Is the
hrst man ever arrested in Oxford County
% that charge. His assertion i that he
has simply been making and selling
Preparations Of roots and herbs.
Prel,l,s Crockett met with painful
accident "a few DAYS ago. He Was one OF
aparty which camped at Concord Pond,
ard Va, on his wav. with The baggsge
ot the party on a heavy wsgoa. He had
been walking up hill, and when getting
BACK on The wagon his foot slipped and
vent under the Wheel just as the horses
started. He lost the nail of his great
Zoe a consequence, but IL is doing well.
There IS % handsome heifer calf in w.
). Nhee.,r'S stable She looks Ike
year.irg tut is only four and bali
months old and weighs 40 pounds. Her
sire 4 q rrgistered Jersey, and she her
self : l-rd.pu,e snecimen of the breed,