Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-17

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nm AMI after June IA, lss7. trains leave sout
Paris Golng down "a "a SIS So =, n. sio r l.
e,nsisv trains Going down, STA A. N. gcinl
n n A. NJ. l0Il Pm
sorrH PARIS rosr ofKlcE.
,,., Hours 600 to Z 10 A. N, $50 A. u. b
s~r,;; lose For Portland. SC, SIS. A. NJ, s
f,r Gnrham. Sc-. 10 SS A. NJ. . y 2. NJ
va r i, NJ. $50 p. N; from Gorham
- As A. N, 4lt r. n
-, ryresational Church. X. j. Haughton
- On sunday. preaching services. ~:
= ~ y. NJ. sabbath School II n.
- Meeting Tuesday evening; Chris
's'g,l,.,ror meeting sunday evening.
Nethcl~t Church. hey, !. n. Scah, rss
- On sunday. morning prayer meeting, W A
-, ..trr scryice, 10: ~ A. NJ, sabbath >choo
EpaoTth League Meeting, p. NJ; even
a. y-9e,r meeting : z. "a; prayer meetfne
fge-G ,tan.h. Rev. T. J. Ramsdeh. Pastor
s9-.Isr reaching service 10 - A NJ. Sab
~, $50 f. NJ, PRAYER meeting 100 p. n
So nc, .ing Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ytAN Regular meeting Tuesday evening
I.s.-, fI.l noon.
on INo0t Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
N
ytN,-,-.-,. Grst and third Monday evenings
o. "a" Noun, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
- -..ani and fourth Fridays OF each
90 f. ..tI Fellows Hall.
- r-Vsrts TRANCE. second Saturday o.
.,sr..r.. The Grange store Il open for trade
W..r.- b. AMI saturday Afternoons
TO-, ->cCOnt and fourth Mondays OF
''Tae south Parts Lodge. No. sll. meets
s-.rx7. .-i Monday evenings Of each month
etbrc d Is Hal.
a- ". \ KimbAn Post. No. las. meets
S,tsra- .a % before fun moon, In 8. A h
h1 "a k.rbaH Renef Corps meets first and
,,.-i T-.-- .iy evenings Of each month. In Il.
Az -,
-.st. al 90. 4 x. Hail arst AMI third W Wednesday
srsrIr.- .t each month.
III 81 aunn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
t-si,, even y az Masonic Hall
-p.T VI Norway ana south faris SOuneii.
Nrle.-...- 10 g. A. Il Hall every Tuesday
serlH-
Nj, Mamie Thayer Of Portland is al
Mr. IirNett'S.
DR.. aud Mrs +. II. Andrews OF West
Srmarr were in town Friday.
Ms, Mary Louise Phelps Of Portland
syi,i,iug At Frank \. Thayer's.
LHA-o-d Bates, gymnasium instructor
NCo.ty University, was In town last
Ve,k
Ms, Maud Carter returned saturday
from t.,iy % several weeks in Msssa-
ghuSe'.-.
NJ, Hu from BrOwnfield has been
ri.,iH, hey sisters. Mrs. 4. W. Walker
and VI, +. Bennett.
E.N. Hall has laid concrete walks TO
he sidewalk from both doors OF his resi-
teB.t oa Pleasant Street.
Roas.lo Edwards has bought the y.
O.. Mlheen place on oxford Street, and
sTU:;ug up a barn there.
NJ, Margaret Baker, stenogrspher
for " + Wheeler, Is spending vscs-
.;0r q TWO weeks at Ellsworth.
Shu-,Irf 4 Maxim have their 10
horsepower electric motor rugged, and
a-e = aiding corn by electricity.
A concrete walk hiss been laid to the
sidewalk from the front door OF Mrs.
loytoy's house on Pleasant Street.
N,,srs. A. T. Sloan and II. Z. Den
ai,a- q the State of Maine Wood Rim
Co. q West Paris, were in town Friday.
NJ. \. c. Dyer and son OF Lynn.
Mas. are in town for few weeks
NJ, Over was formerly Miss Lueila
Hrg.,y Of this village.
Quite delegation Of the Norway and
south Paris Festival chorus will 60 to
Bethel Thursday evening 70 assist IN the
festival concert 81 that place.
The Paris Jurors for the October term
q court were drawn Saturday. George
ark grand Juror, Winfield ). Starbird
and Charles III. Merrill traverse.
Rev =. ID. Brown. who has resided
h.-y some time, removed last week
UEiy IivermOre, where he owns an
I-.s-e,. in 4 manufacturing business.
JIG. Lutlefeld. VI. D., is the name on
,he rea ign at the foot OF the stairs IN
.he r-.e building. DIR. Littledeld Is
settled To- his rooms over Shurtleh ;
,ore.
Tseraus and specifications for the
csv school houses are st the store OF j..
4. Ism .r. and the selectmen elsewhere
advertise ior proposals for their con-
2-ug.5...
VI Hurry Hall Of Weston, Mass, has
be,l sanding a couple Of weeks with
Ss ian who have been for some time
vth NJ. Halls parents, Mr.. and l.. ID.
Serl,. .l Hungry Hollow.
About ,tyeuty-fve went to SHOWS
Fsr, Thursday on the picnic OF the
te-g-rE...a1al sunday school. The
v-1,h..V8> al that could Re desired,
and ihs iay was hugely enjoyed.
P.Nsxim has begun job Of re-
,c.Gas .r the Jonathan Clark build
=, s. good-sized two-story house Is
'e1g crested. part Of the old one-story
h3Cs, t...g built 10, while the rest OF II
trus Isl ..
>t,-' .,er last week brought over
Henry .I.su, 20 STAY thirty DAYS in Jail
1 6tt- q payment Of fine aud costs
"-,.1. sale Of liquor. Mr.. Downs Is
-Qt4 -.-..E tr 20 the grated windows.
Tie h4, Seen there before.
F--, Maxim i Building the new
hose t..-- Coz Co No. 4, az the corner
'u.gt .1 Nichols Streets. He COM
plain, -i--. .ap,ideriug this Is public
lt D. o., had an Uureasonably small
auo-r, alyice and suggestion.
CT .--v II Dover, y. H., has been
suf0g. repair the gravel root OF the
o-,S ,,'... house 50 a. 20 stop the leak
shioh h.- given lots of trouble for some
'1@. NJ Berry hiss done the job under
a1rI''e. 4rrAuJ 20 stop all leaking for
period ., tx years.
Superintendent T. Il. Lee of the street
ni.RAv Vs, called by telephone Tues
CAV nigh, ~ kityery. 70 take charge OF
zoe v0rs 20 putting up the trolley wire
"r Zoe N..- Beach, kittery and Ports
1ou't t'-ic Railroad. The work will
Probably .Se about ten days.
NJ. george VI. sparks, advance agent
% Aatsugb's Musical Comedy Com
pAay. ~4> 10 town Wednesday. The
company YPeAr AZ Norway opera house
l-N thursday evening. They give a
'.-r'; per 5ri0 Norway aud South Paris
Iooc, noon thursday. There are fifteen
people DO he show.
\ &. N,heeu. who has worked for r.
y Aerr.- .lr the past eleven wears, Il TO
remove % H4yerhill, Mass. where he has
NO sons. Vj,h whom ne will reside. bis
sone here having been broken up by the
ue4ih n his wife Mr.. Mckeen has re-
..aed y Ne7y Hampshire, also in Water
1m, Norway and South Paris in this
state
Ms. sarah d. Rawson Of this village