Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-05

SOUTH PARIS.


GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON aad amer oct q. iss,. trains have South
ps,i. t;ospg down: s 40. 30 A.. ~, = r. ~;
Ming ED 90 A. N. 5 20. stSf.M.
SUNDAY trains Going down. 9 20 A. ~. going
M. { ~ 4 ". SOS Pm
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
ofnee Hours: 100 70 90 A. u; 500 A. ~ 10
SN0P.N.
- p N: for GOrham. &C. Is A n. 8 = p n.
Mails arrive at post once: Prom Portland.
so NJ, so p. n. from Gcrham, &c.
81, 9 - A. NJ S:e IN
IT,, Congregational Church, r. J. Hanxhson.
Pastor ON sunday, preaching services, 10: -
An, anu Meeting ~ TSe.,ssy evening: Chris
am Enieavor meeting sunday evening
Nethoslist Church. Rev. L. A. Bean. Pa
Tor. ON sunday. morning prayer meeting, :: 80 A;
~ Eewor,h League Meeting. 8 p. N: even.
ing prayer meeting : p n, prayer meeting
Tee-tay evening class meeting. Friday evening
baptist Church Rev. T. J. ksmsdeli. Pastor
ON sunday. preaching service 10 - 4. n; sab
AR school IL NJ, prayer meeting 100 r. u;
praver meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
u %. - F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
,,-. thursday evening Of each wceks-Arrora
E1csmpmeut, first and third Monday evenings
81 each month
% n ~ R'-Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
q, meets second and fourth Fridays Of each
rsorth In Odd Fellows Hall
y ~ H.-Parts Grange. -ccoad saturday OF
Each month. The Grange store Il cpen for trsie
Wednesday anil Saturday afternoons
a. ID. e. C.->econd and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
Art AMI third Monday evenings Of each month
IN ihc &. A. X Hall
Nv. 4. Kfnsban Post. No. las. meets
saturday on or before fun moon. In u. A. X
Wm. \. Kimbau Relief Corps meets nrs, and
hirj Thursday evenings of each month. In g.
A. K. Hail.
meets Al q. A. r. Hall second and fourth WeSines-
Cav evenings OF earh month
4 90 P.-Hamlin Lodge. No 81. meets every
Friiay evening nj Masonic Hall
on. 4 M.->orvay and south Paris council.
". TO- meets In q. A. X Hall every Tuesday
evening.
BOARD Of Trade meeting Wednesday
evening.
G.. ". BoNker and wife 60 TO Boston
Tuesday for a few days.
Look for the change OF time on the
railroad. Don't get left.
Mrs. j. Hastings Bean Is visiting
friends IN Bethel for couple OF weeks.
Nj. Bean Was there over Sunday.
Leslie l.. Mason, Esq, one Of the lead
ms Young business men Of Bethel. made
the Democrat pleasant call last week.
u. +. Bowker and wife, who have
been 70 saratoga Springs, are stopping
OF from their trip with his brother, {.
". BOwker.
The assessors and chief engineer have
purchased four OF the underwriters
fire Extinguishers" for use in the limits
q the corporation.
Fred Bigelow, who has worked In
Fletcber's barber shop for about a year,
hiss gone 10 his home in Foxcroft, called
there by the illness of his father.
Deputy sheriff Tucker came to south
l-sris Friday, bringing 20 jail Leroy j.
Houghton OF Dixfield, who WAS taken AT
Canton fair and bound over on the
charge Of illegal transportation OF
liquor.
Miss Helen VI. King, who graduated
from the Pennington Normal Suhooi
last June, has position as assistant 10
the high school at Pennington. That Is
a high compliment TO Miss Kings
scholarship and ability.
The she'll OF the new school house Is
completed, SO that we can begin to see
how II will look. The school rooms will
De as light as could be desired, having
each two large double windows IN the
end, and u triple window on each side.
The Temperance rally advertised at
Electra Park Tuesday, under the aus
pices of the Good Templars, was tnden-
nitely postponed. Four OF the speakers
from away were detained BY sickness,
either of themselves or In their families,
md "a the weather was unsuitable for an
outdoor meeting, il WAS decided TO drop
t.
Augustus King of Boston, former
-esident Of this place. WAS IN town last
week. Mr.. King has been contractor
ard builder for many years lie moved
he congregational church TO this VIII
lsge from birthstone Corner, so-cslled,
and remodeled il. Mr.. King Is - years
old and looks and appears TO be twenty
five years younger.
The hav scales AZ the Andrews House
Vere lowered last week 70 their former
position relative 10 the street. When
The work Was done in the square, the
grade Of the street in front OF the hotel
va, lowered somewhat, leaving the
(which are near the street-in
the air. 20 20 speak. They are now down
sglin where they are convenient OF &C
cess.
Mrs. True OF this place, and her sister,
Ms Fogg Of New Gloucester, were re
,.-uing from a visit 10 relatives Monday
- last week. and when they got on the
train - the union station IN Portland,
W.. Fogg fell and broke her hip. She
wa. ken 20 the home of her son In
Portland. and though il WAS az tirst re-
ported that she was in critical conol-
Zion. .he i doing so well that Mrs.
True il coming home the trs, OF TINS
week.
That's = hat Ne raise in walkerville.
,xr simed the MAYOR and lord high
buster ~ that embryo suburban city a.
fr entered the Democrat sauctGm last
rrg~SiSv with smile on his face ss
BROAD IS thzt Of winning candidate In
voting contest, sut n cluster OF ripe
,,-.v berries in his hand that were pick
81 ir the city thst bears his name on
-tr s-t day ot September. This adds
'a. winter frui, industry 10 the thriving
a1t prosperous cts OF granite, Ice, OF.
.'#' h-ick. sand, cement, lime, mar,
etc. etc.
4 new time table weot into effect on
'ha trsnd Trunk st O'CLOCK sunday
.yt- Trains nov leave south Paris.
gong doRn ~ s 40 Snd 10 A NJ, -
IN going up NJ . 40 A. NJ, $40 and
>s5r IN. The early train down and
la.a ,rsin up are through trains running
daily. SUNDAYS included. The early tram
down carries a closed mail TO Portland,
no other down trains carry open mails
Toe evening train Is not mail tram
This arrangement L. probably "a salts
factory 10 the local patrons OF the road
- any that could De devised. and there
Will De very little kicking by any
tD3y.
The work Of canning at the corn shop
Nss iuished Thursday. The corn came
in with rush the last few days. Inc
humber % cans put up was:
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