Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-19

SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
ofice Hours; 6 90 70 90 A. n; 500 A. u. 70
Mails close: For Portland. &C.. s IS. sIs A. ~.
SSoP. ~; for Gorham. &c. s:4 A. ~, sSS p
Mails arrive at post once: From Portland.
Sc..ssyO A. NJ, Ss&s, Sis p. N: IRON Gorham.
xc., s AS, $50 An.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and amer Sept. q. lses. trains leave South
Paris: Solng down I; rs. $50 A. NJ, sais Y. H.
going up 8 80 A. NJ, $50, sOSP.N.
sunday trains Going down. $40 A. NJ; going
up. 90 A. NJ, sNSf.N-
SUNDAY excursion train until Oct. II. goes up
1910 A. VI, down 3 Pm
CHURCHES.
Frrsl Congregational Church. X. j. Hangnton.
Pastor ON sunday, preaching services, ~. 20
An. and I 90 ?. NJ, ssooAia sSnoo' rsrs.'
han EpdeavOr meeting sunday evening.
Nethc.list Church. Rev. i. A. Bean. fas-
tor ON sunday, morning prayer mesrnS ~ =;
IN: Epworth League Meeting. Y. N; even
ing prayer meeting p. N, PRAYER neenns
TUESDAY evening. class meeting. Friday evening
Baptist Church. Rev. + ,. kamsasi, rs sss.
bath school II NJ; prayer meeting s'W r L.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS
EkA N.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before fun NOON.
On a ~ Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
ms. Thursday evening Of each week.-auIora
Esrsmpment arst and third Monday evenings
oil 1 S~ 81 p Wont Pleasan, Rehekah Lodge. No.
~, meets Second and fourth fridAys OF each
month IN Odd Fellows Han.
p OF H-Paris Grange, second >steriay az
e.rh month The Grange store Is open for srane
wednesday and saturday afternoons
rO.G.C .-seoond and fourth Mondays OF
s@f1 ~ q south Paris Lcdge. No. sll. meets
sr.t AMI third Monday evenings OK each monia
R-W. x. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
saturday on or before fun moon. N u A. n
Vim. X. KimbaIl Relief Corps meets ars; and
thir,i Thursday evenings or eaen month"; IN w.
A. X. Han. -. -,
-,c,ts Al G. 4. X. Hall Hrst and third "Wednesday
~ P-Usman Io.lse, No. 81. meets every
EriiAv evening at Masonic Hal n. ,,.,,,,s,,
a. L \ N.-Norvay and south faris Seoh s
N 10 meet. in u. a. r Hall every tnesuaS
Ssneca club meets every Saturday At $50.
Mrs. Nelson G.. Elder was in Portland
over sunday.
Quite a delegation from the Baptist
church here went to Buckiieid TO the
B,ptist quarterly meeting and ordina,
ton Of Rev. Mr.. Bangs, Thursday ana
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred VI. BSrrows OF
North Acton. Mass, formerly of South
Paris. are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of a SOD, az announced Ia an
Other column
sheriff Porter has appointed these
deputies, in addition TO the list alres"y
published
Ronello \. RarrOws, Canton.
AF Warren. BackaeA
Isaiah :. Webb, BTidgton-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvs Shurtlefi, who have
speut a number of weeks with their son
NJ Rrnokliue. Mass, have returned 10
south Paris and re-opened their house.
which has been closed while they were
away.
.Iudge Wilson requests the Democrat
70 saw tha; he desires the holders OF TWO
Slo0 bonds OF the Paris Manufacturing
Comusuv. due Jan. lst, lS9s, 10 oring
them 20 the South Paris Savings Bank
for payment.
L.P. Hawkins Is 70 put in dynamo
20 light the match factory by electricity
and Is talking of putting in one large
enough 70 furnish about yS lights Tor
stores snd residences, II he has suficient
encouragement.
The students Of the high school gave
retention 10 the students OF the Norway |
high school st Grange Hall Friday even
ing. 4 big carload came over. lney !
had games. ice cream and cake, and
general good time.
MI Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will con-
fer the degree at its next regular meet
ING. 4 lunch will De served In the form
Of a box social, and IL Is requested ths'
the ladies will each bring box OF inneh'
for which, the gentlemen will pay the
small sum of cents. All members are
requested 20 Dc present.
Wallace G Everett has just received
his diploma for the exhibit OF corn when
he made AT the worlds fair at chicago
three wears sgo last fall. The diploma
WAS sent about year ago, by registered
mail. but BY a mistake the name was
made Wallace =. Everett. Ii has taken /
about wear 20 90 through the red tape
necessary 10 correct the error Snd
deliver the diploma where Il belongs
J. Wesley Swan, the well-knOwn pho
tographer. has made arrangements 10
operate az MsXim's studio some titne 10
February for few days. Mr.. swan
will bring all his new Instruments seen
cry and accessories from ms oro'eton
studio. These sre all new, having recent
lv been purchased in Boston. MI. swan
i AZ present operating in Groyeton, v
H.. and Island Pond, VT, and will come
here direct from GrOyeton-
District Deputy Alfred Southworth OF
Portland nsde an official visit 20 Norway |
and south Paris Council, No To- "
\. NJ, aud installed the officers as foi-
lows
C--Ge0rse n. Wyman.
N.C.-E6en n. Marshall
Z S-Bsniamiu Z. HOward-
= S-W n Robinson.
Trea-.-A r swim.
Con -L.inwOod l.. Powers.
Inside Protector-Edson T. SpOsord.
Outside ProtectOr-Walter y. Rowe
Paris Lodge. r. and a. NJ. at its an
uUal meeting Tuesday evening. chose
the following officers:
M-Arthur y. Forbes.
WIN. 2. Morton.
W.-Alhert u. Park.
Trca-.-W. q. Rockingham.
See -HOratio Woodbury..
p.-F n. Evans.
y p-F l.. Starhiryi.
Com % Finance-C. II. George, \. {. L. hins'
a "a ~ ker.
Trustee. Of Charity Fund-C. IL. George.
g. Merrill. J. II. stuart
The first concert Of Powers course
will be given Wednesday evening, Jan.
-, with the following programme:
Paul
Mr. Carl j. Tolmam.
U.sven McLAne-
Mr. George A. Briggs.
@. Violin Soio-Fsusi Fantasie. singelee
Mr.. Pred A. Given
Rfa,ling-Sim'S Little Girl, Hartwen
q ,r,,-,s.,e'-o 49, Tbs Downs Ptnsuti.
Nf--r-. Cook. Howe, Stearns and fettensiu-
t.s "a. Yacht Club March, harkef-
flano- ~ senator Watxes, BendiN.
Mr. Carl J. TOlman
Topical SOng-lf l were Really a hihS'
From the opera, Half King"
Mr. George A. Briggs
Violin SOlO--fAutasse on Scene lie BaleI
DE Berios.
Mr. Fred A. Given
ReadinS-H0w Tom sawyer Whitevashed
n.