Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-07
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SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
op and after June IA. isss. trains leave soati
Paris Going down ia sS A. n. *is r. n
Sunday trains Going down, STA A. N, goinl
nm I0.ll' An, l01lP.N-
soUru PARIS rosr OFFICE.
nsee Hours 100 TO 90 A. u; 500 A. u. q
Mas close For Portland. &C.. SIS. AN, $50
~ for GOrham, Sc., LOGS A. N. J Is Y. n.
d an, $50 p. ~. from Gorham
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CHURCHES
r,-.l Congregational Church. r. j. Haughton,
Pastor. On sunday. preaching services. 10: -
ami :. 10 p. NJ. sabbath School IL ~;
S-'cer meeting Tuesday evening: Chris
L. En,eavOr meeting sunday evening.
Net6,-ist Church, Rev. 1. A. Bean. Pas
,,r I'm sunday, morning prayer meeting, ? W A.
urraching service, 10 - A. N, sabbath School
9N EpwOrth League Meeting. Y. NJ, even.
r,,..iay evening. class meeting. FRIDAY evening
Ts,.ii.t church. Rev. T. J. Ramssieh. Pastor.
oa sunday. preaching service 10 - 4. n; Sab
NsHFH - = u
ora,,f meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
1.a. F-Nount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,-,. thursday evening Of each week.-Aurorx
Ee.s-rpmeut frst and third Monday evenings
H Ia Mount Pleasant Rebekah Loige, No.
a. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
mont, .u OiJ Fellows Hall
D. ~ H.-Faris Grange, second saturday o.
s4r- Mouth. The Grange store Il open nor uais
W.lr--. las and Saturday Afternoons
4 80. C.->econd and fourth Mondays OF
l.t. south Paris Lodge. No. sil. mests
d.. .a third MOnslAy evenings OF each month
NV. X. Kimhan Post. No. las. meets
>at.-ly on or before fun moon. In =. A X
W- X. K,mbau Relief Corps meets arst and
tr.r thursday evenings Of each month, IN y.
0. P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
r-,,... tt,. \. X. Hall second and fourth Wetnes
GA. Jennings OF each month.
h ut F-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
frlle evening al Masonic Hall.
r.t M-N0rway and South Paris Council.
y , meets In q. a. X Hall every Tuesday
c.r-.r-
Charles Dwinsls has moved into his
new house on Pine Street.
NJ. and Mrs. =. 4. Wheeler OF Wal
thsw. Mass, are visiting at j. ii.
BesaS.
n. Marston has a story-and-s-hslf
house well along on his lot near q. h.
Er.'y's.
NJ, Ethel stone OF Portland Is visit
l-g her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
? ~toge.
lanes Richards arrived from Massa-
,Au,,,ts Wednesday for a visit to his
a.her. John Richards.
Mrs.. - Y. Whitman Of Park Street
returned home Thursday after an alb
.r0ce % several weeks.
N-.F. |. Bean aud daughter Of Mason
t-, visiting his brother. Rev. |. \. Bean,
4r.I his cousin, j. III. Bean.
The Norway engine" is on duty
sgain. after a vacation during which II
a..Gired a new coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Record have re
turned 20 Dixfield TO take charge OF the
fan term Of high school at that place.
Mr.. !. c. Bean Of Mason called on
friends and relatives here one day last
week, on his way home from state fair'
Herman Stuart returned last week from
e., Ten DAYS trip TO Lake Umbagog, dur
~ which he enjoyed some great sport.
Miss Julia z. Morton went 10 Rumford
Falls SATURDAY., 10 teach the fall term IN
he same school where she has been en-
y.ged for several terms.
Walter l.. GRAY opens the fall term OF
Rridgton High School this Monday
morning. This Is his third year as
principal Of that school.
Jimmie Child, son Of +. 3. Child and
IL years Of age, got kicked in the head
by horse Ia the stable last week. max
ing wound which II required hve
stitches 20 close.
The many friends Of Prof. +. +. Win
g.te. who was principal OF our high
schOol for two years, will be glad to
b..- 81 his election as teacher OF Eng
H,h literature and history in Lewiston
high school.
The sidewalk on the south side OF
Gothic street has been graded, and the
gi-,er cleaned out between that and the
-asfWsv. This il In line with the i'm
r-oy,ments made in several other places
Atag; the village.
David 4. Woodbury. shows the Demo
CPS. h4Ifa dozen handsome ears 81 sweet
corr. II a variety OF his own originating,
which he calls the Woodbury. White.
Dc has worked ten years TO produce and
p,,.,y, The variety.
The woodcock season is opening well.
en- les Brett ard Writ Stanley with
,h,.- POINTERS "Gipsey" and Pete
brought in seventeen the first day OF
o,,. time. and Writ Stanley aud Fred
W-gt, brought In eleven the next day |
Nc. 2. Tolman and family went to |
Harrison Thursday 70 attend the funeral
e., V-. rulman's father, Hon. PhilSnder |
I. m.r. whose death occurred on Mon
G.r The funersl services were con-
tl "a tv Rev. +. J. RSmsdell, pastor OF
70. GIp,ist church in this place.
Ihu r. Merrill, formerly an uphol-
s.g-,- this place, snd " no resided IN the
,,4. bow occupied by VIM. l.. GRAY
di,s s., week in Boston, here he has
20 L,, home With his sons widow Tor
s0r. tears. His age was - years. Hts
r,us.as were brought 10 South Paris
saturday. aud buried in Riverside & III
e,r.
south Paris" stands out in black and
vi.-.n each end of the railway station,
.r ..-.,-s 90 large that he who ruDs-or,
Father Pc Who rides on the trSin-msy
Pes a- ,he train pulls into the station
L. DIT, Intention of the Grand Trunk
usr cement to DO the same thing at all
o.. ,-, cipsl stations on the road, ~
ta,- hey sre reprinted.
The corn factory will begin work
W,..,iIv morning, in charge of j. j.
fr. rv. \. ". Walker viii have charge
ot.i, outside work-yeighing, skiing,
e-J Ihe Norway factory will not De
r-- Ills YEAR, and the corn planted Tor
,t4- ojIl e packed At this factory, so
'hs- ~urtrintendent Emeley anticipates
g.. Il about 5000 cans If the
'ro,, holds of.
is no para gra ph in last weeks Demo
cr4- -eg-rding the national encampment
% the Grand Army, il was stated thai
Hol mes 4. Roberts, comptroller OF
"a, state II NeN York, had 10 give bond
ic he sun OF fifty thousand dollars
Ih, Was IN error on the part OF the
hmoe-t's informant. \ fifty thousand
to.La- bond will cover good deal. but
10 This case the amount should be multi
piled ty lott is five million dollars.