Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-16
The Oxfnrd Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS rosr orrIcE.

SOUTH PARIS Posr oFFICE.
once Hours 90 TO 100 A. NJ; 500 A. N. 70
Mails close For Portland. &C.. .. sl5 A. NJ.
$50 p N; for Gorham, &c, ss5 A. NJ, $50 2.
Mails arrive at post Office; From Portland.
&c. $50 4. NJ, $40, sis Y. NJ; from Gorham.
&c, s Is. go Nj.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after sept. q, lSse, trains leave South
Paris Going down IS. . 90 A. NJ, &;l3 p. NJ;
gOius up 9loA~ NJ, Sc, IS IN
SUNDAY excursion train until oct. IL, goes up
10 10 A. ". down 81 2. N.
First Congregational Church. r. j. Haughton,
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching services. 10: ~
An and % P. NJ; sabbath School Il NJ;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening, Chris
San Endeavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church, Rev. i. A. Bean, Pas
ter ON sunday. morning prayer neeting, ~ A.
N preaching service. 10 - NJ sabbath school
IN Epworth League Meeting, p. NJ; even
ing PRAYER meeting z. NJ, PRAYER meeting
Tuesday evening" class meeting Friday evening
Baptist church. Rev. T. J. Ramsdell, Pastor
on SUNDAY, preaching service 10 IS A. NJ: sab
bath Scho6l IL NJ; prayer meeting 100 p. NJ;
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSAM -Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before fun moon.
IN. a. F-Nount Mica Lodge. regular meet
Ing, Thursday evening Of each week'-Aarora
tucampment ur,i anu thirN hOhuAS coH""es
Of each month.
II III Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
81. meet -ccont and fourth Fridays OF each
,7,,,th I'm ,lI,i yeIow-' Hall.
T. of H-parts 6raEge, second saturday OF
each month. The Grangc store i open for trade
"Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons
G.C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
each month.
10. 4. T-Scuth Paris LOdge. No. Sll. meets
first AMI thir'i Monday evenings Of each month
in thc 4, 4. T. Hall.
q \. R-w. h klmbaN Post, No. lts, meets
saturday on or before fun moon. In c. A. X
wm. X. Eimban Relief Corps meets first and
ts.ri thursday evenings OF each month, IN u
, -. P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets Al O. \. K Hal first and thir'i Wednesday
evenings 90 each month.
81 P.-Hamlin Lodge. No 81. meets every
F~itay evening AZ Masonic HalL ,-,.
O 4 \ MIDWAY and south Paris Council.
~. Do. meets In q. \. K Hail every TUESDAY
Cycuiu.
Mrs Bradley Fuller OF Canton is visit
ing AZ Wallace Hyerson's.
Robert chapman Foster Of Bethel, son
Of Judge Foster, was In town Saturday.
Mrs. II. +. Morton entertained the
Baptis, Circle Friday evening al her
home.
Mrs. seth ". Fife Of Fryeburg was
With her husband at court here last
week.
IF. Plummer and his daughter, Miss
Miuuie Anne Plummer, were in Boston
last week.
We. Kenuey came up from Auburn
and attended the clerks ball al Norway
Thursday night.
Miss Thompson, OF Portland, has been
visiting relatives and friends in town
during the past week.
Superintendent II +. Morton OF the
Paris Manufacturing Co. made bush
ness trip 20 Boston aud New York last
week.
The officers OF Paris Lodge. +. and
4 VI. will De installed az the stated
eamuuication, Tuesday evening OF this
week
Ms. II. T. Morton entertained her
SUNDAY school Glass Wednesday evening,
.iF hNANZ AAtttfc NtlAlllE ~ 60 aIN
naming for the evening.
oxford Bear Lodge, X. of T.. Of Han
over. will visit Hsmliu Lodge At its reg
ulsr meeting, Friday evening Of this
week. There will be work in the long
form.
In view Of the present fear Of tuhercu-
losis and germs in the milk, o. 6. Curtis
has had hi, herd Of cows tested, and the
veterinary gives them clean bill of
health.
There's no great loss without some
small gain. The thaw We had. that
came so near spelling the travelling,
made gOOd-sized skating rink In Moore
Park, and the boys and girls have made
good use Of IL.
The town report i in press at the
Democrat Office, and will probably be
uu, the last OF the week. In view OF the
I've new bridges built during the year,
aud other UNUSUAL matters, il will be
book OF more than ordinary Importance.
Mrs. W.B. Gilbert and daughter Hazel
Of Canton have been visiting Mrs. Gill
hert's brother. y. ID. Bolster, for a few
DAYS. Mrs. Gilbert i Noble Grand of
.As Eebeksh Lodge AZ Canton, and came
Friday so a. 20 attend the meeting OF
Mount Pleasant Lodge that evening.
The selectmen on Thursday laid out
the road petitionei for through the
>hUrtiet land. The location made coin
C.trs with Pleasant Street Avenue, a.
laid out and built by Mr.. Shurtleff, run
l.ug from Pleasant Street over the ridge
% cary Street on the other side. IL
Doe, not include Highland Avenue, built
ty Mr. Shurtleff along the top OF the
ridge
Judge and Mrs. L. \. Frye % Bethel
Vs-, ia town Tuesday. Though 10
somewhat impaired health, the judge
makes an effort 20 be with his many
friends sud associates ~ the Oxford Bar
40 the opening Of court, and hopes that
wiki The return of warm weather he NAV
regain his strength. a hope which all
who have the pleasure Of his aCquaint-
s.ce will concur in.
The Republican County Committee.
which serves for the coming two years,
held % meeting here Tuesday afternoon,
and chose Ellery {. Park Of Bethel
chairman. The committee is composed
q ,he following members:
r ,-. e. PAX Bethel,
o.. UgTgick. Greenwood.
% J. ~ her.cr. Gteat.
s. @. ,ruriun. trycuurE
a e. 7 King. Parts
. Harlow btNdvIt-
To hyus pay: William L. Blood says
.h-v do. Jan. lst, l>96, he bought
twenty hens. and kept debt and credit
account with them through the year.
Jt-. isr, $50, he figured out net
81. t,- for the year % So 90. above the
er,, 20 keeping Besides, he had 81 the
end e the year flock OF thjrty-six as
aE4.r-, twenty 20 start with. and didn't
exon the Increase Of the flock at all.
ti- has an excellent place 70 keep hens,
H.. : satisfied that they pay-and there
.-rn >ur-r way 20 prove j, than 20 keep
account Is ne did. Mr.. Bloods hens
a-r Plymouth Rocks.
The people Of Norway and South
Paris have a great treat in store for
them on Monday aud Tuesday evenings,
Fc-. - aud 23d. The event i a grand
production q The comic opera, The
MERRY No5.emeu", which was given at
.hs Lewiston opera house last week Tor
three performances 70 standing room.
The udretto i oy Edward +. Rose of
,he Castle square Theatre. Boston. and
,hy music on Frank l.. Callahan of Lew
i,.ou. The company numbers thirty
people, with Galatians superb orches-
sr- and fu.luAas tina finest singers