Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-03-30
The Oxford 9emncrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE

SOUTH fAkl< ftSI offtE-
oniee Hours; 600 10 % A. n; 500 A. y. d
Mails ciose: For Portland. &C.. 6 Is. els A. y.
sSeP. N; for Gorham, &C., sis A. n. 20 =
Mails arrive at pos, oniee; From Portland
&c, 6 IS, 9;5oA.s
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after Sept. q. lsSs, trains leave Souti
Paris Going down 8 IS. 80 A. NJ. Ais r. NJ
going up: $40 A. NJ, IS, saSP.M.
sunday trains Going down. $40 A. NJ; solnt
up, % A. NJ, s0SP.N.
SUNDAY excursion train until Oct. II, goes NJ
l0.l0 a. N, down 81 Pm.
CHURCHES.
FirsI Congregational Church. r. J. Hsughton
Pastor. GU sunday, preaching services, 10
~ and :. % Y. NJ: sabbath school Il NJ
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening. Chris
Tan Endeayor meeting sunday evening.
TOR On sunday. morning prayer meeting. 3 20 A
N.prcaching service, 10 t5 A. NJ, sabbath Schco
IN, Epworth League Meeting. r. NJ; even
lng prayer meeting r M, prayer meeting
Rsptist Church. Rev I. J. Ransdei. Pastor
on sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. N; Sab
bath school Il NJ, prayer meeting i:@ r. H.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before full moon
10. a. F.-NOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet
inx-. Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
Encampmcnt first and third Monday evenings
d of Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
81 meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Osii Fellows Hall.
p Of H.-Paris Grange, second saturday OF
each month. The Grange store u open for trade
Wednesday and saturday afternoons.
U.O.G. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
.. 4. T.-South Paris LOdge. No. Sl. meets
Gr-; and thlri Monday evenings of each month
iu the q. A. X. Hall.
S.A.R-W X Kimban Post, No. las, meets
Saturday on or before full moon. In g. A. X
Wm. X. Kimban Relief Corps meets first and
thi-i Thursday evenings OF each month, In u
A X. Han.
meets Al e. a K HAL first and third W esinesiay
evenings OF each month
X 81 P-Hamhn Lcsige. No. II, meets every
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
W 10, meets in 6. A. K Hall every Tuesday
evening
Seneca Club meets every Tuesday At 80.
We. Keuuey has been up from Au-
burn spending week at home.
John K. Trask, ESQ, OF Dixfield, was
in town on business last Thursday.
Moses smith and assistants have been
saving wood BY horse power around the
village.
Mrs. Geo. h. Pulsifer has returned
from her Massachusetts, visit in i'm
proved health.
Miss Mabel Hathaway is at home for a
short vacation from Gcrhsm, y. H.,
where she Is teaching.
Miss Maud Douglass of the Democrat
office is making visit of few days at
her home In Canton. Miss Carrie Hall
accompanied her.
J.F. Plummer Is showing some very
handsome ersyou portrait work that he
gives with $40 cash trade az his store.
The samples are exceptionally fine.
A. X. Tuell and family, who have come
here from a farm in Greenwood, have
moved into tenement in Frank Bucks
house on Gothic Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Merrill have closed
thy.- house for the present, and are
h0i-ding Al the Grand Trunk Hotel, as
Nj. Merrill's health is not good.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hsrgrave of
Portland have been visiting Mrs. Htr-
graves parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Morton, for a few days.
After the meeting Of Mount Pleasant
Eeot kah Lodge Friday evening, ice
members BY Mrs. Sarah Clark aud Mrs.
Frank Clark.
There's little spot In front Of the
post office where the snow has gone of,
and the bows have trOdden the mud
down smooth and begun on the seasons
course OF marbles.
superintendent W. L. Maxim Of the
south Paris Telephone Exchange IL pre-
pairing 20 string an additional wire
between South Paris and Norway 70 ac-
commodste more patrons.
Mrs. Mary Msthews, mother of Mrs.
". !. Wheeler. with whom she lives,
fcl Wednesday morning and broke her
hip Mrs. Mathews is - years of age,
and il Is bad break and serious in
Jury.
The annual meeting for choice Of Off
Gers ~ Hose Companies Nos. /, :, 3 and
Be- viii be held next saturday evening at
= o'clock, at Engine Hall. All members
~ the several companies are requested
,u Pc present. Payment will be made
f0- services AZ the years fires AT that
time.
i. v. Warren, Esq, q Wilton, was
il town Friday. Mr.. Warren was on
l.,wsy home from Waterford where he
nd been 70 sttend the funeral Of his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Ellis.
NJ. Ellis was an own cousin Of the lste
Art. mus Ward. Within eight months
child aud his mother.
Paris Grange has arranged for single
t.-s Tor the round trip on the Grand
Trunk Railway for those attending
Pomona Grange AZ South Paris on Tues
aay. April 6ih Tickets good going
April i'h aud 6th and returning not later
Than April -th. aud Including all stations
tr.u West Bethel 20 Mechanic Falls.
I-.us Will be In waiting ST the trains 20
-ssr The sisters 70 the hall.
The catalogue Of Colby University has
us. been received. oxford County is
represented 81 this institution by the fol-
loving
Ha.-.aa' ilamHn Chapman. ". West Bethel
Harry Me'yn Gerry. =, south Paris
,'.-E, NraU wilson. Jr.. -. south Paris.
lawrence Emery Gurnev, ~, Buckheld
..ar iu..-nu T0lmau. ~ south Paris
'a ru-s Benton " arren. ~. Norway.
f--e-; Thomas Cushman. 100. West Paris
I'm k.phalet Doughty. ls"o, Wess Paris
N.-tls Dunlap Tracy, 81. Fast Bethel
rl Harriet stephens -. Norway.
...., .r.-tiue stephens, -, Norway.
.-aie tlyc-A Tirrel. ls0. south Paris.
M II. Il. webber. who died at her
h.us on + N Hill last Wednesday at the
atyagoed age Of - years and months,
waS the widow IL the late Henry K.
Weber, who died - years ago, and a
sister II TT Whitehead, Esq, OF this
town Mrs Weber was born and has
Nth me exception Of few years, Al
v'rs resided upon the place where She
d.-t. She was member of the Paris
Htl JDiyerSSlist church. The funeral
Vs' attended by Rev. c. +. Angel Of
the Norway UniverssliSt church at her
.t,r residence last Friday.
The first of April Is close upon US,
aud he assessors Of town and corpora
uoa respectively give notice that they
vii be- in session on that day 70 receive
from The tOXpsyers correct lists OF
Their taxable property, as required
oy law. You may include in your
list L YOU wish statement of your
age, color and previous condition
OF seryitude. Also any other items OF
lnSereSr 20 the assessors or newspaper