Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
Yh c Oxford Hemnrrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

S0UIH PAkIN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
~, and after June IA. lss7. trains leave souti
p.,ss, 1;oing down S:i4. 5 x A. ~. ls 2. ~
Sirr up lGl3 A. n. $50. ~ll Pm.
sSgS.Isy trains Going down. IA A. N, goine
nm. i6:rF a. n, ioll P.x
SOUTH PARIs rosr OFFICE.
oaice Hours SEQ 10 : 90 A. -: 500 A. =. e
sN M. lose For Portland, &C. s.is. AN,s.s
~ for Gorham. &C., 10 IS A. ~. .s3 p. NJ
Mas arrive at post office Prom Portland
slos3 AN. $50 2. NJ: from Gorham,
q, S.J A. N, l6P.s
CHURCHES.
y--.t Congregational Church, X J. Haughton,
pastor. On sunday, preaching services To- ~
- = \ anu meeting Tuesday evening: Chris
~ Ep.leRyor meeting sunday evening.
Netho-lst Church. Rev. ]. A. Bean, Pas
,es 90 sunday. norning prayer meeting. 3 20 A.
~ Epworth League Meeting, p. NJ; even
ynr p~tver meeting r. NJ; PRAYER meeting
Tre- ist evening class meeting, Friday evening
Waut. 4 church. Rev. I. J. Ramssieli. Pastor.
an SEo.iay. preaching service 10 s5 A. NJ. sab
t,th school 4 NJ prayer meeting I;W p. =.
pr,rer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ySA N-Rexular meeting Tuesday evening
an ,- tfJre fun moon.
o. Ii. F-MOun, Mica Lodge, regular meet
irg- thursday evening OF each wcck.-Anrors
Yr,t-pment. drs, and third Monday evenings
o. n y. R-Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No.
l ra.ts scc0ud and fourth fridays OF each
r-.rt- tr Oyld Feilows' Hall.
T. g U-Paris Grange, second saturday OF
es.r Hauth. The Grange store Il open for trade
W..-.- .av anil saturday afternoons
4 81. 81, C.-SecOnA ami fourth Mondays OF
esrr H-uth.
TO ID. T.-South Paris Lodge. No. sli. meets
f-.tsrI thiri Monday evenings Of each mosih
frtrrO \. X. Hal.
q. a R-w. < KimSan Post. No. Iss. meets
saturday "a OF before faA moon. In q. 4 X.
" Klnban Relief Corps meet. nrst and
n.- rau-~,lay evenings Of each month, IN q.
A f. Ual.
~ o. P.-Stony Brook Lcs,ge. No. Isl.
meets ttG. \. X. Hall second and fourth WeSiaes
..ar ,nings of each month.
rl P-HamHn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
p ts evening al Masonic Hall
p.J M-NorvSy AMI south Paris Council.
y l. meets In e. A. x Han every Tnessiay
ttg a-
NJ Dr. \. Il. Adams OF Wilton has
bee, 40 Frank \. Thsyer's.
N-s. =. c. Brown OF Yarmouth Is vis-
ri-E her sister, Mrs. ;. stowe.
N-,. +. II. Rice Of Winchester, Mass,
recently visited al J. J. Morton's and y.
p. Bo.s;er's.
VI, Charles Brown of Salem, Mass,
6. visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ava >hurJleh.
NJ, Alice Wheeler left last week for
Boston. where she win attend the Bur
de-, Business College.
NJ. Arthur Hall and daughter Mary
% Euckfeld recently spent few days
Wjth Miss Gertrude Hall.
NJ william Goldsmith and daughter
ot ,amhridgeport, Mass. make visit
.o Mr. Geo. A. Wise and brother.
station Agent Fred Scott and wife
have been spending two weeks vacation
ir q tour 70 Niagara Falls, Toronto, and
other places.
e NcArdle has gone 20 West Po-
aui to take charge Of the seasons run
n The corn factory of the FernSld, heene
a True Co. at that place.
:. &. Merrill made tour through
Androseoggin and Peuooscot Counties
on business last week. Mrs. Merrill
made visit 20 friends in sumner during
Mr. Merrill's absence.
r. O. MIlett Is making repairs on his
tArrisge shop building near the depot.
lie will finish off some more living rooms
on the first door, additional 20 those
which he now occupies upstairs.
The county commissioners at their
session last week granted the petition
for the road through Dunn's Notch, be-
tween Audover and Upton, by vote OF
two 10 one. Messrs. Stearns and Ridion
favoring, and Mr.. Philbroos opposing
Mrs. Thankful Bacon, OF Buckheld'
widow Of the late Capt. William W
Bacon. was AZ South Paris last Wednes-
lay as the guest of her friend and former
hoolmsfe. Mrs. Lucinda Richardson.
Ms. Bacon Is an aunt 10 Secretary John
. Long.
p G.. Peterson, T.. r. Duran and |. y.
:, ulev were up from Portland last
week snd spent sunday and Monday
v..h Writ Stanley. Labor Day Mon
isv they tried the woodcock and re-
turned with string Of fifteen OF the
t-'Vu beauties,
Miss Matte +. Hersey, having spent
be- vacation with friends at Bethel,
south Paris and Yarmouth, returned 20 !
w. Hartford, Conn, Thursday, where |
-. has very desirable situation rs
tr4. her OF English history and literature
l- ,ue high school there.
Tie Good Templars OF Oxford County |
c amplate holding \ temperance mass
u...ug ~ ElectrS Park In the near |
fl-.-r 10 i expected that prominent |
sr, se-s from away, as well ss those
-.-,r home. will be present. They |
h..e 90 have an orchestra or band pres
y-' I'd st noon basket picnic. Half |
-4.a, on the railroad will be procured.
I,,o new bOarders at the Jail. Al Kan
der Mcdonald was brought from Rum
f.r tfl., the first OF last week, 10 serve |
o. 5ays for the larceny 81 a psir OF
'- -.-> from one OF the mills. Walter |
g. ke ef Norway was committed |
h'r-. ,o serve thirty days for assault on
D., TO- He will also be required TO
gs ois 20 keep the peace, in the sum
% - before being released.
,W BoWker Il Co. have completed
Oh. ..k X - moving into the new store.
a.t a-- doing business at the new stand.
IT, .v store includes ground door and
-r> 20, both 40 \ 90. The finish OF
p ,..-r 8. white aud hard pine finished
u- pol. wood. sud everything i IN the
l li-ru style. Electric light has
t,- .-t jn. IL Is a handsome building
.a, sud cut, and Is great addition TO
q. t.e.
A...- twenty members of the VI. Z.
ct.-.t over 20 years of sge accepted the
il, .on u the Epworth Lesgue TO at
,,.. ,Ge reception AZ the vestry Friday
ai'.-sp1. and AT the general reception |
i- -.s evening about fifty were present.
Fts clock tea was served, and the
sI.-t- % Ia. oecasiOn were made as 4