Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-12

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE


odice Hours; 6 90 70 ! 90 A. u; SEQ A. u.
Mails close: For Portland, Re-. -. rs A. =
SsOP M; for Gorham, &c, els A. n, $40 I
Mails arrive at post once: Prom Portlsnt
&c, $50 A. NJ. SID. sl5 T. n, from 6orhau
&c, s,5, 95eA-N
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
on and AFTER sept "a. isss, trains leave sont
Paris. Going down s IS. 10 A. ~, AIS r. u.
going up: 9 10 A. N, ~, us p n
SUNDAY trains: Going down, $50 A. NJ; goin
Sunday excursion train until Oct. IL. goes u
10 10 A. N. down 81 Pm
CHURCHES.
rr., CONGREGATIONAL Church, r. J. Haughtor
Pastor. on sunday, preaching services, ~:
N anil :. % p. N. sabbath school - n.
nrsver meeting Tuesday evening, Chris
dan Endeavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. ]. A. Eean, IA.
tor ON sunday. morning prayer meeting. s;S
M-.ureaching service, 10 IS A. NJ; sabbath Sehoo
IsM; EpwoYth League Meeting. 8 p. NJ; even
ing PRAYER meeting y. NJ, prayer inceen
Tuesday evening, class meeting: frsdsy evening
EaptiSt Church. Rev. 7. j. Ramssieh, Pastor
ON sunday. preaching service 10 ~ A. n, sao
bath school IL N. prayer meeting 700 p. L.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS..
FSA. M.-Regnlsr meeting Tuesday cvcninl
IN or before fun moon.
10. F-Moant Mica Lodge. regular meet
ipgs thursday evening OF each weeks-Au u,
EnCampment, hr-t anu tniru Monoat esenlnt
n az R-Moau, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
sa meets second and fourth Fridays OF esei
month in Old Fellows Hall.
p OF H.-Paris Grange, second saturday o
each month The Grange store l. open for trai'
Wednesday AMI saturday afternoons
G.C.-ScoOna and fourth Mondays o
each month.
%. &. T.-south Paris Lodge. No. sll, meet
6r~t and third Monday evenings o; each mont
R-W. Il. Kirnban Post, No. las. meet
saturday on or before fun moon. In T. A. n
Hail.
VIM. X. Kinban Relief Corps meets frst AM
third Thursday evenings of each month, IN V
y. y q. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl
meets al q. A. K Hail nrst and thtrd "Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
n. OF P.-Hamiin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Eriday evening Al Masonic Hall
OF AM-NOrxay and south Paris Council
No 10, meets In e. A. x Hall every Tuesday
evening.
George Berry is smiling. It's girl
T.B.w ". Stetson Of Hartford was In
town Thursday.
Mrs. W. :. Cleveland OF Portland is
visiting at II. L. Dennison's.
George Jones, the Bryant's Pond
druggist, WAS in town last week.
Can making has begun al the corn
shop. Mr.. Buruham was in town We'd
nesday.
Grinfill stuart calls attention to the
probability that the man who painted
Fletcher's barber poles was twisted AZ
the time.
DIR. c. l.. Bucks dental rooms will be
closed Wednesday and Thursday OF TINS
week, while he Is at Bryant's Pond and
Locke's Mills.
Walker is congrstulating himself that
he began his ice harvesting week
earlier than he first intended, and got In
his crop ahead Of the thsw.
Mrs. A. W. Walker Is suffering severe
lv with her broken leg. She has notified
the officers Of the town of Norway OF a
claim of $1,000 for injuries sustained by
reason Of defective highway.
4 new male quartette has been organ
ired IN the two villages, consisting OF
". n Cook and III. e. Howe OF South
Paris, tenors, and Walter ;. Stearns and
c. \. Petteugill Of Norway, basse'.
Reports from Augusta make il APP
parent that, though Speaker Lsrraeee Is
non-communicative with regard TO COM
mittee appointments, DIR. Rounds y
slated for chairman Of the Temperance
Committee.
The works OF Paris Manufacturing
Co. shut down Monday morning Tor a
few DAYS, while they take account OF
stock and close up the years business
preparatory 10 the annual meeting,
which comes the Goth OF January.
George Poland, who is by turns an in
mate ~ some one Of the Maine jaiis and
an escaped prisoner, but who seems
never TO get any further along on the
docket. is Just at present figuring as an
escaped" having got out of the lock
up al Mechanic Falls few nights since
James u. williams, who lives with
Frank Whites family at GOrham, y. d.,
wss ia the place last week. James says
there's = family quarrel in that house
hold every Monday night when the
Democrat arrives 10 see who shall read
i, first. This partly proves our claim
that babies cry for il.
Monday evening Grand Warden A. ;.
kimball Of Norway, assisted by Grand
Junior Warden J. ". Crommett, installed
the following officers Of Aurora En-
campment, No. %, /. q. q. r:
chief Patriarch. 4. Z. Dean.
senior arden, " a. Barruws.
Junior Warden. 4 =. Morse.
scribe. Frank himbSl
viii Winchester has moved into the
&. h. smith shop on Pleasant street
where ne will put in stock OF confec-
tiorerV and cigars. receive and deliver
laundry work for the Paris Laundry,
and exhibit the graphOphone. He III
yites the patronage Of the public and
viii dispense washing, candy or music
With neatness and dispatch.
Miss Grace Thayer entertained the
Erskiue Club Wednesday evening with a
pillow-dex party. \ supper was served
with the following menu:
Turkey.
cranberry sauce Dressing
Chocolate Cake. Gala Lilies.
COcOanuf Pie. Cheese.
CoSee. Cocoa
The reports al the annual meeting OF
The Baptist Church showed the church
% be in good condition, financially and
spiritually. These officers were chosen
for l>97:
Cie-k-Geor-e h. Crockett
beacon for three year~-6eOrge r Crockett.
~5icit0r-f. W. Bouney.
Auditing Commitfce-Dea- George II. Croc kett.
pea Harisn p Dcnnison. "a. Waller pennsson.
Music committee-fresi W. Bonney, y. tdwaru
Mu-rh. pea George 4 Crockett.
Jhgri,ger-Dea. Harlan z. pennison.
Emery Lowell was down last week
with his head tied up in oandage- lie
came down 20 congratulate the under
,sker upon the uncertainty OF his cali
iug. He had been kicked by horse aud
ne only wonder is that he lives 10 tell
The story. The blow struck az the outer
corner Of the eve and passed along the
side OF his head so closely as To cut the
skin for some distance. He was not
,-riously injured, but the margin OF
escape was very narrow.
District Deputy Grand Master Alice
WoOdsum. of Norway, Installed the
following officers Of Mt. Pleasant
Re5ekah Lodge, No. 30, |. o. %. r,
Friday evening:
Noble Grand. Hattie Z. Barnes.
Vice t,rand, Hattie VI. Leach.
Recording secretary, Hattie W. Bonney.
Financial Secretary, Lizzie A. Leach
treasurer, Florence Richards.
Warden Nellie Blood.
Conductor, Angie Churchill.
Chaplain. Louisa Briggs.