Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-23
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr orrrcK

SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE
ofice Hours s 90 TO % A. n; 500 A. u. %
Mails close: For Portland. &c. 6 -. sis A. H.,
s,50r. NJ; for 6orham. &C., slS A. n, $50 r.
Mails arrive at post Office Prom Portland.
&c, $50 A.. NJ, $40, STA r. NJ. from Gcrhani,
NC, rs. 80 An
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Ca and afser sept. n. lsss. trains leave South
Paris: Going down IS. = 40 A. N. AIS p N.
going up 40 A. NJ, 5 &c, stSP.N.
sunday trains: Going down. 80 A. N; going
sunday excurs,on train until Oct. II. goes up
10 10 A. NJ, down 81 z. NJ
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. r. J. Hsaghton.
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services, 10; -
an ard I. % r. NJ; sabbath School II NJ.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening; Chris
Methodist Church. Rev. I. A. Bean. Pas
Tor. On sunday, morning prayer meeting 70 A;
~ preaching service, 10 ~ NJ; sabbath school
en-; Epworth League Meeting, 8 2. NJ; even
Ing PRAYER meeting p. NJ, PRAYER meeting
Tuesday evening class meeting. Friday evening
Raptist Church. Rev. T. J. Ramsdell. Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. N, Sab
bath school Il n; prayer meeting s;o r. n,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SAM .-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
cn or before ful moon.
%. F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
,nys. THURSDAY evening OF each week.-Aurors
Encampment nrst and third Monday evenings
Of each month
81 meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN Odd Fellows Hal.
p. OF H.-Paris Grange. second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store l. open Tor trade
"Wednesday anil Saturday Afternoons.
~ ~ a,a NJ
o.S. T-South Paris LOdge. No. sll. meets
arst and third Monday evenings OF each month
in the q. A. ". Hall.
saturday on or before fun moon, IN q. A. X
VIM. n. Kimban Relief Corps meets ars, and
third THURSDAY evenings Of each month. IN In
\ q. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No Isl,
meets AZ &. \. X. Hall arst and third "Wednesday
evenings Of each month
X % P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Friiay evening al Masonic Hall
-. L. \. MIDWAY and south Paris Council.
No %. meets In q. a r Hall every Tuesday
evening.
Miss Ivy Richardson is la Boston for
a STAY Of some weeks.
Town meeting next Monday. Get
YOUR ballot orders In early.
Prof. W. l.. Gray of the Bridgton
High school was AZ home over Sunday.
stuart brothers Sre az work at the
town farm with paint, paper aud white
wash.
Harry Wheeler shows the Democrat
big hens egg, which measures : by
: Ia inches.
The store OF y. DAYTON Bolster x Co.
will be closed Wednesday of this week
20 take account Of stock.
Miss Madge Wilson returned the first
Of last week from visit OF several weeks
TO relatives in Massachusetts, and else
where.
Judge Wilson has client who wishes
10 purchase a nice farm Ia Paris. Parties
having such a one TO sell will do well 10
apply to him.
Deacon Alyan Rice offers for sale his
,hree-tenement house on High Street, OPP
po,ite the park, described in his sdver-
stment elsewhere.
Alton c. Wheeler closed q very sue
cessful term of school At West Paris last
Friday. Mr.. Wheeler is said 10 be one
If the best of the many good teachers In
town.
Professor and Mrs. &. \. Record,
teachers OF Dixiield high school, and
Ernest Crockett. returned Saturday
from Dixfeld, the school there having
closed.
The transfers are making good use OF
the shedding. For one item OF business,
over fifty teams were delivering lumber
at the ward Of the Paris Manufacturing
Co. last Thursday.
Charles A. GRAY. who has been work
ing in the Democrat office for the past
fifteen months, l. out on account OF
rrouble with his ewes, which will not al
low OF such trying work.
Miss LeOna Stuart celebrated her
eighth birthday Monday OF last week
with a party given 70 number OF her
Young friends. from , 20 8 o'clock 4. NJ.
They had an elegant time.
This was no; so far from correct as il
might have been. \ stranger at the
court house Was asking another about
the nature of the case on trial, and got
this answer: "why, its case where
one man has sued another for aSSdSSlRd-
ton Of his wife's affections.
Thi. did not occur AZ South Paris, not
withstanding reports 20 the contraryt
She walked into the Office Of the Judge Of pro
uat, and inquired
81 am the Judge 81 probate" was the reply.
We'll that's Il. | expect" quoth the ady-
90 ou -ee uv husband died dete-tcd and EN- me
-eyeral liitie inhGels, and want u be Appoinied
their eNecutioDer.
VIM. j. Wheeler left saturday for
New London, Conn.,, having received
word that his brother, Edward ii.
Wheeler, Of New London, was very III
and not expected 10 live. Mr.. Wheeler
6, q native OF Dixfield. and Is well known
ir that section Of the county, having
hsrna school teacher in Canton, Rum
ford and Dixfield for several years.
Powers concert Thursday evening
drew the best house OF the course 80 lar.
Ms Plummer was unable 10 sing on ae-
count Of illness, and the disappointment
q The audience when this was announc-
"a was elOqueutly expressive OF the
pleasure which Miss Plummer'S singing
gives az home. Otherwise the program
vas carried out as previously announced.
Constable A. h. Lord Of Rumtord
Falls brought 20 the Jail Saturday
Young man bv The name Of Batehelder.
10 appears that two Rumford Falls eiti-
lenS got hilarious ~ Contractor Smiths
stable sud upon being placed In the
cooler" one OF them gave away the
fact that Batchelder had furnished them
With thirty l9ng-neckers. Bstehelder Is
nov thinking il over in the county jail
"a, south Paris.
The children who attend the children :
meetings NJ the Baptist church were en-
,cr,ained by the pastors wife, Mrs l.
j. Eamsdell, az her home, Thursday
afternoon aud evening. Those under ;
We're present from till 5, those over ;
from Till 9. About forty-fiye young
people enjoyed themselves very much.
Mss Margaret Murch, who has charge OF
The children's meetings in connection
With Mrs. Ramsdell, assisted IN enter
tanning
Hsmlin Lodge, X. of T., Friday even
ing entertained visitors from the lodges
a; Hanover, Rumford Falls, Norway,
>,oHeham and kennebunk. The visitors
were taken 20 the Congregational Circle
for supper, after which the Knights pro-
eeeded 10 the hall. There was work In
the long form. then refreshments were
Ssrrad aud sueh Of thu visirOrs "a came
from a distance were entertained over