Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-12-14
yheWxford 1emocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
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sofrH PARIS Posr OFFICE
49, Hours 80 % 90 A. ~. 500 A. - d
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yaTs srriye az post once From Portland
ss n, $50 p. NJ: from Gorham. &c.
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-, VOCATIONAL ChGrvh. X. y. Haaghtcn,
- Ou sunday. preaching ssrysce>. 10: q
- p N. sabbath school II ~,
Noting Tuesday evening; Chris
"a Es,isa,'f nectins sunday evening.
m 81. iay, morning prayer meeting. = % A
~ -.-t..- -srvi,s. 10 IS A. IA. sabbath Schoo,
Fpau-th League Meeting. p. N, even.
'S s,.. r p s1lsy .Sssins
$50 rarca. Rev. T J. Rsms.ieh. Pastor
q. ssr.ia.. pryashing service 10 a A N. sab
"a $50 g ". prayer meeting 100 2. N;
.--vsr meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED xxsrSss.
"a N-ReSuiAr meeging Tuesday evening
N0oF Mount Mica Loigc. regular meet
=. T-.-z ,av evening Of each veeks-Aarvra
So. rj arsi AMI third Monday evenings
u az .7th
NH1IE Nouat Peasant Reeskah Lodge. Ne.
a ~sgt- ..ui ant fourth Fridays al each
- FcIlUUs' Hal.
- 81 Paris tsranse. second Saturday of
- u.-... The Grange store l. cpca for trslie
80 1ri SATURDAY Afternoons.
roe ->~c0na AMI fourth Mondays Of
go south Paris Lodge. No. al. neess
- a. Monday evenings ct each month
Hail
80 vs. \ Kirnhan Post, No. rs, meet.
s,fa-.ar gF before full moon. IN ". A. Il.
" 4 .ahan Relief Corp. meets art and
s-i nv evening" o. each month. IN q.
~ Stony RrOok Lodge. No. Isl.
--st. a. r. Han -ccOnd AMI fourth wesines
~ ey,- So q each month.
10 uAmeu Lodge, No. 81. meets ever
F-thl a MaScnlc Han.
uJ W-NorWNy and >ogth Paris Council
N.u Ia q. a. n Hall every TUESDAY
e.ta1.
Tier Dhyistmas In the air.
Then Christmas in all the store
s.sira
The christmas buzzing ike
-a-s- the head OF the man who
sord.-- o bat 20 buy.
rhs-. be Christmas IN the pocket
,ook .le course Oi a couple OF weeks
after ball Is over.
Ths reefs we're full Of Changers
r.e,ts when the oxford Pomona
b-zag. Ie; here. There was a large al
'eat4.
NJ s Mrs. =. Porter Stearns are
1o,.a. heir household goods into their
house .- y.easAut Street. aud Intend to
nov, g. 20 the farm and occupy the first
s10- g his house.
E,g yr Of Probate Park was confined
% The house several DAYS oy Illness, and
xasur,t,e TO attend the December term
u The curt At FryeSurg last week. he
g; or. gain the last of the week.
Ia. m1;Ormen on the street cars are
-av r-u.ectei 20 some extent against
BE- weather by a frame containing a
9A1, ., glass. which Is fixed In front OF
,hs uatorman's face, and serves as a
substitute for a vestibgle.
NJ, Erred Scott has recently received
ayr which she values highly, in the
io-m .ta copper tea kettle which was
originally the property Of Mr.. SCOTS
grsa. grandmother Ia England. IL must
D, .- he vicinity Of a hundred years old
j. l. Richardson, our enterprislng
dealer o stoves, hardware, etc, il put
u1g on; some very handsome calendars
O.. .he coming year. The only objection
60 hen Is that they might influence a
busy man 20 neglect his work, IL he has
a. 81, go ieminine beauty.
Tire, waG 5ers have been added 10 the
family So Jaller Garlsnd's steel front
boarding. house. They give their names
s., jaime. Wilson, John Cummings and
John E1ach. aud hail from Connecticut
A1e New York. They were spprehent-
e s amps, and were sentenced by Trial
Jg,..ce Grover Of Bethel 70 ninety days
AZ hard labor In the county jail.
Nr. George W. Stevens met with =
:, Gus accident Thursday. He was AS
-, ~ his son Willard about Harvesting,
sh,n the horse gave an unexpected
gA-,, and In moving 10 get out OF the
aay Mr.. Stevens In some way must have
,iycsd or stumbled, and fell 10 the
',y- breaking his left arm near the
.tul der. IL il pronounced an extremely
..IfAas NAQ ANV lttAtA~ WIZ NAAA'1
.l,,t .. Mr.. Stevens l. 30 wears Of age.
i1- her feeble, aud IL is doubtful IL
b s,.- fully regains the use of that arm.
A nth Paris young man dropped a
= from his pocket into the stree;
l.e .4v las; week. Fortunately for him
rVa, picked up by M honest man. Mr..
I',.- G Curtis WAS the finder, and he
-u. directly 20 the Democrat 20 sdyer-
Is. hat he had found somebody's
zoa,r The Democrat was able 10 tell
tu IS hose money he had found, so the
iiy,- ,rg never took place. The
ss1r z The money knows two things
Goa Hs Knows that Mr.. Curtis l. man
'ha. Pes trusted and he knows that
t-s letter of because Of Mr.. Curtis
l1l,>-
l surprising 70 see the mastery
,atrs N.tutsd by a veteran OF the late
--p 'aess the other dsy. In this
l,A- le wasn't a volunteer, bat was
--'-. ,a the service Of the electric
u, Yauy 20 assist Ia lowering the
get- Hy Arc light in the square, by
ac.H. lt lover end OF a rope while
Ae e. 81. the top threaded the globe
aca-. er slide. The veteran doesn't
1.5aa ..r thing like shell with
suite fuse, but when he saw that
sots Zganing down the rope to-
Fi-1 and gaining speed with every
.c' .ped the end Of the rope and
8 2, D. he drinking fountain on the
'9C. h. There's i new globe on
he s,
"A .-.- q ID 60, ,,,,.,,,,;.aS kv tho y.ir
81 iFs-- fauge Friday afternoon and
-7e-.rs >yle II articles In the after
oo,. Pie evening the farce, ''Thst
-1,,a was presented With the
s-.a .,>t.
AN Mr.. Bion Greeley.
ha1- .aat Mr. A. IA. Andrews.
.art. --touc. Mr. Howard swan
4-1 Mr. MAbsi Greeley.
'y Mrs a II Andrews.
z a., played aad took well with
eral- Music was furnished by
Ale-l,t ..Ntou, Ed Ryerson and Mrs.
~.F- b ANA. Later the winners OF
.-s se'-- Ies were announced. The
s-ess o.s. Vts won by Mrs. Ferdinand
IA q NAY the rug by j. y. King
y CIR table cover by Aboie A.
'al ans DE cradle quilt, which was
81 .'l0set hy vote, went 20 Mrs
"a A'.es .yards. The total receipts
's's aoo- 80, with about - Of ex-
Ihe .s,. ,,ure Of the Peoples Course
a klv-r The Methodist church Mon
~ e'e by Rev. +. c. Rogers of
s''Alt former pastor Of this church.
II Fee VAS Josephine, the wife OF
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