Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-21
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SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.


.,l amer June IA. is,s7. trains leave soutr
49, t;olng down "a, g A. ~. AIS 2. NJ
-, M l0.lS A. NJ, 40. 10 Eli Pm.
ss8sdav traias Going down. STA A. n; going
ma lo.l. A. n, loll Pm
sorrR PARIS rosr OFFICE.
osoe Hours 500 TO : 20 A. n; $50 n u b
sSoP.a. s,s $50
for G0rham, &c. 10 IS A. N. J 8 Y. N
Mis- arrive at post once FROM Portland
- N. $50 p. N; from Gorham,
a. ss3 4. NJ, aio Y. N,
CHURCHES.
-, Congregational Church. r. ]. Haushton.
P1.tor. ON sunday, preaching services. 10 ~
~ AMI % y. N; sabbath School I'm,
- meeting Tuesday evening: Chris
a. En,lsavor meeting sunday evening.
NstSo,iist Church, Rev l. A. Bean. fas-
11As SsnI 10 gIaysI s sssSssS ss n
FuWorth League Meeting. r. NJ. even.
- P-sTer meeting : p. N; prayer meeting
&C.,, church Rev. T. J. Ramssleil. Pastor.
IN Sanarv, preaching service 10 ~ A n, Sab
S,tb >rhool y N. prayer meeting 200 r. n. i;
aver meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
FRA N-RegalAr meeting Tuesday evening
an or before tull moon.
10. %. F.-Mcunt Mica Lodge, regular nee.
-. TsgrSiay evening OF each week.--AurorA
Esampucni. drsi and third Monday evenings
q 6 sl y. Mount Pleasant RehekAh Lodge. No.
., FsS Il 6,ii Fellows Hal.
hp-f b. Paris Grange. second Saturday OF
s,rh NORTH The Grange >tore y open for trade
W~irs- as and saturday Afternoons
ii. G.. SECOND and fourth Mondays OF
Io. h. south Parts Lcige. No. sli. meets
s-tanl ta!ri Monday evenings % each month
R-W. X. Kimban Post. No. las. meet.
Ssiur,ay on or before fun moon, In g. A. T.
IA
mir. thursday evenings o; each month. In q.
~ 1 P-S,ouy Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meet ga. \. r Hall second nj fourth wesines
isg evening. % each month.
A ,f F.-H2mlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
y-tltt evening AZ Masonic Hall
0I A. M-Norxay ami south Paris Council.
W d. meets in q. A. X Han every Tuesday
evening".
W.. Kenney was up from Auburn
over sunday.
Wirt stanley spent saturday and sun
day ia Portlsnd.
Nj. carrie Mathews is spending her
vacation 10 Vermont.
4. T.. Williams OF Portland was at
south Paris over Sunday.
Ms, Laura Burnell has returned home
ron a short trip to Boston.
NJ and Mrs. VIII Edgerly OF Port
hni recently visited relatives in town.
John ". Chute and wife Of Sweden
were guests az Hon. James ). wright's
last week.
NJ Joshua ID. kilgore Is ia town
sgaiu after six months spent in Provt-
3eaCe L. |.
pr. Littledeld was suddenly called 10
B-i3gjon last week by the severe illness
q h.s mother.
Nj, Gertrude Rice OF Portland, sister
% Ms. K. t. Flsvin, Is boarding at Mrs.
James Penley's-
Warren SWEET Of Boston Is spending
Two weeks vacation with his wife and
bAty az Jacob Nichols.
Miss Annie Crooker returned 10
Poland saturday TO begin her twelfth
term Of school in that place
Regular meeting Of Ladies' Relief
Corps on Thursday evening, sept. sSrd.
good attendance is desired.
Judge Wilson has so far recovered
irom his recent severe Illness as 10 go
OF; little, but he Is looking badly.
Mrs. A. n. Cotton, who has been Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Pulsifer, returned 20 Vermont Friday.
FIJI. Hazelton Of Portland, general
manager for Maine Of the Equitable Life
Insurance Company, was In town sat
urday.
stanley Bisbee and wife OF Rumford
falls visited az G. W. Bowker's last
xess few days, and attended the coun-
y h.r.
Charles Howard will leave for Boston
Tuesday, where he will take al eight
mouths, additional course in the school
otqharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stanley came up
from Auburn Saturday night on visit
20 relatives. Mr.. Stanley has returned.
NJ. stanley remains few days.
Principal Gerrish of the South Paris
High >thoOl was taken sick last Friday |
s1t obliged 20 20 TO his home in Lisbon.
It's hoped that he will be able 10 return |
,00c
NJ. and Mrs. w. II. Robinson and |
Carl -s.urned home 70 South Paris last
vcsk from a visit 20 West Milan and
N4g4.oWay where they spent twelve
tsv, N relatives and friends.
Ch.r.e, T. Bennett has purchased
harNR.fRr \
through the agency OF q. G.. Curtis and
vii %. and bind corn for all who may |
-es.-. bis services.
Chandler Garland has purchased the |
Alvin E.ye place. opposite Moore Park |
a. High street. IL il probable that Mr..
Gar .5 viii continue TO rent the house |
-g-.-g BIB, occupancy Of the jail house.
N,,-g Of the Paris teachers was
p1s,g.,,t 20 saturday, Sept. 10Th, a.
FV..e Pc High school ROOM Mem
-, - he experimenting School Com |
1I're si others interested are invited
90 Be- resent
I.s T. -tlaud Transcript has this good
Eori .r- cur tOwnsman: The Britgton |
High Alol opened last week. Prof. |
Waite ! Gray of South Paris Is sgsin !
y-ge.s1. The school l. now among the
tt,, -i schools in the state"
Advertised letters in the South Paris |
lo,. sept. 20:
" e. Perry.
W. .a- Jacobs.
N-..r, Hayden.
NJ H4-finz.
N->... t1ren.
Wh.sleId r. stuart has sold bis stand
ca H.gh street 20 John Chute of Sweden,
ah9 sd occupy i, some tine IN October.
". Chute has recently sold his farm IN
>aete-. aad will remove TO South Paris.
NJ. stuart will probably build new
house here.
Asraa Blhh, who lives opposite the
hir grounds. lost pocket book eoutsin-
Eg alou. 500 last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
BATH bad taken a number Of dodgers for
hf t.~. and Tuesday night they them
,e.ys, ,'-pt on straw bed on the floor.
AFs. Bsth put the pocket book into or
Under he bed. la the morning Mr..
baoh : ,bered up the bed and carried Ii
ioio ,ls barn, without knowing anything
ABOUT he pocket book. Later, when the
oss q {, was discovered, thorough
search was made, but IL could not De
Iolnd I, Is supposed that it dropped
o1i When The bed was carried seross the
yaid, ard was picked up by some one
Aot honest enough 20 return IL.
The following list OF jurors for the
'''oter court has been returned;
GRAND JURORS.