Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28

SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after June "a, isss. trains leave souti
~ Going down IA. IS A. N. Ais r. -.
-, nm, lO: rs A. NJ, s 40. 10 III Pm.
SUNDAY trains Going down, s:A A. NJ; goinl
M. 10 n An, io1l Pm
South PARIS rosr oFFIcE.
ossce Hours 100 10 90 A. II. 500 A. -. 4
Mans close For Portland. &C. SIS. An IS
~ for GOrham. &c. So A. n. y . p n
Mails arrive At pos, Office: From Portland
a. los an. $50 p. ~; from Gorham
Sc : 3 A N, 4lsP.s
49,, Conversational Church. r. J. Hauxhton
psst,r. ON sunday, preaching services, lo;
ami :. 90 P. n, sabbath School Il ~.
49, meeting Tuesday evening; Chris
a. Endeavor meeting sunday evening.
uE Ne,sosiist church. Rev. I. A. Bean, Pas
,,r on sunday. morning prayer meeting. "
= .,~,aching service. 10 4S A. NJ. sabbath Schoo
~ FpWorth League Meeting. p. NJ. even
Ss P5~ss evening class meeting, Friday evening
E.,,fist Church. Rev. T. j. Ramsden, Pastor
IN sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. N, sab
Ia Scho6l Il "; prayer meeting 7;e r. L.;
STATED MEETINGS.
ykA M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
a ID. F-NOant Mica Lodge. regular meet
,-. thursday evening OF each week.-Aurora
Ts-smument, first and third Monday evenings
n ~ y Mount Pleasant Rehekah Lodge. No.
al ,.s.ts second and fourth Fridays Of each
r,,rrs iu odd Fellows Hall.
p 5f H-Parts Grange. second Saturday OF
s,rr month The 6range store Il open Tor traiie
Wrire4,av and saturday afternoOns-
d. ii. g. C.->cocnd and fourth Mondays Of
io.S T-South Paris Lodge. No. 81. meets
Gr-' ant thiri Mon'iSy evenings OF each moHth
sAR-W. A. KimhAu Post, No. las. meets
saturday on or before fun moon, In y. A. X
a. KiubAn Relief Corps meets arst and
p.-l Thursday evenings Of each month. In u
ID. P.-Stony Brook Loise. No. Isl.
meet. atG. \. X HAL second and fourth Wednes-
.I,v evenings % each month
X % r.-HAmnn Lodge, No 81, meets every
k-tfav evening NJ Masonic Hall
81 d. i. N.-Norway ahd south Parts Council.
y. Ia. meets in 4. A. X Hal every TUESDAY
c.tr.rs.
Mr.. John woOdmsn has gone to Bos-
ton on a visit TO relatives.
Mrs. d. b. Greene and Miss Alice
Greene have been spending few days
10 Auburn
NJ, Walter Maxim, who has been
very sick for several weeks past, shows
ao signs Of Improvement.
DE- G.. l.. Bucks dental rooms viii be
closed from Tuesday 20 Friday this
week. while he Is at Andover.
Mrs. Josiah Durham, OF Portland,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
stone. in this place last week.
Work is rushing just now AZ the corn
factory. They pulled number Of loads
oi corn cut Of the pit Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Wise Of Gardiner and Mrs.
Ella Neal OF Lewiston have been visiting
their father, Geo. Wise, on Gothic Street
O.. Willard Johnson, Esq, the new
attorney and trial justice az Rumford
Fals. attended Probate Court here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Shurtlef of
Portland. formerly of South Paris. went
last week on a southern trip 10 remain
until OcOber LIST.
several Of our business men have sup
Piled themselves with fire extinguishers
Inc past week. We take one after every
drink OF Maine tsnglefoot.
ME- l.. Jewell and family are NOV
iag from Davis Block into the rent In
Mrs. Austin's house on Highland Street
vacated by John woodman.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post office, Sept. p:
Mss Emma Veazie. 2. Mr.. Jonathan fowers-
p.rtey a Pare ii Mr.. Fred Libby.
Miss y. X. Libby. hQrcert |oTIah,
Richard Iate.- MISS Au@ > ivan
Mrs. \. A. Adams.
Rev. L. J. usughton completes his
fifth year with the Congregational
church in this place Oct. LIST, and will,
according to his usual custom, preach
an anniversary sermon next Sunday
morning.
The members Of the Ladies' Relief
Corps extend their thanks 10 Mr. Chss.
P,aiev. Capt. Bolster, e.. Stuart and
others who kindly assisted them on the
OCCASION Of their picnic lately holden in
Peuley's Grove.
Mrs. c. 4. Eddy and her grsnddaugh-
ter. Miss Florence Morse, of Wa!tham,
Mass. who have been visiting Mrs.
Et!v's daughter, Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw, 81
-he Andrews House, for several weeks,
h,ye returned 10 their home.
charles Brett Is one Of the leading
,.tee tsmers" OF this section. He takes
atou. 300 pounds OF honey from his hives
hi, wear. Charles had the kindness to
leave a sample Of his honey with the |
Democrat last Friday. Who says FRI
tar i an unlucky day:
WI. Cook aud family have moved
Co Portland. Their house on Western !
Ayrrue i sold 10 &. ). Richardson aud |
: &. Oidway, who arc moving IN.
>..llu Agent Fred Scott and wife will
occupy the house on Church Street from
Vl.,h the Richardson's and Ordwsys
sg- moving.
There will be a supper AZ G.. A. K.
I.. on The evening OF saturday, Oct. |
-.3 under the direction OF the Ladies
r., corp. The noted ''P. T." will be
.a tendance aud serve, In appropriate |
Ca--.m,s an abundance OF food. All
ar, cordially invited, and members are
ye..r.,ed 20 bring food.
E,s. Or. BOlles will deliver lecture
ol London" ia the Baptist church at
Nt,' Paris Thursday evening, Septem-
he- "a. II Thursday evening should !
b, -.iav it will De postponed I'LL Fri |
tav tyrriug. At the close OF the lecture
az. .,ytjon will De taken for the benefit
% -A- u;verssli>t society. All are
cordially invited.
i., reported that two South Paris
m, Who drove home after dark the
Other night are engaged in fGmigating
Their clothes. carTisge upholstery, etc.
A ,Suak Is bad thing TO get tangled up
lus rarriase wheel. IL doesn't do
dentist any permanent injury, but It's
little rough on carriage builder VINO
h8, AIKEN out good hitch.
The senior member OF one OF South
Ps-.> popular firms SAYS that his part
Toy 5l! considerable business last week
tu, f, laid up now 10 give his sporting
blood little resi-ls IL nearly ruined
tlu. He traded wagons and purchased
s Bun pup. His friends are advising
him 90 g, into training as soon AS pos
sitr 80 : 70 defend the pup.
The following statement Of the receipts
q tle oxford County fair Is furnished
q, ty the treasurer, A. c. Il. King:
E.--s-t sIO0I
S..-...-f' $50