Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
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SOUTH PARIS.

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So -s,,as rue-iAy evening.
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IAN SECULAR meeting Tuesday evenins
$500. -a nm moon.
Noaut Mica LOige. regular meet
Law evening % each week--Aurors
s--,s,---.-t arsg and third Monday evenings
Sc Mount Peasant RebekAh Lo.ise, No.
100. ...onI and fourth Fridays OF each
-t.I +. .ti Fellow Hall.
go u -isris Grangc. second saturday o;
- -.afl The 6ranse store Il open Tor usae
g.f,--.s. arl saturday Afternoons.
roc .->ccond and fourth Mondays OF
"a, south Paris Lo.iSe. No. Sll. meets
A., ,ai t,.-J Noniay evenings Of each month
~ X Kimhan Post. No. las. meets
s,t--.se ora or bcfOre fun noon. In u. A. X
h1 a N,mbau Relief Corps meets arst and
.,-l Tt.-s.ay evenings OF each month. In u
1. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
-. tit,. 4 X. Hal second and fourth Wednes
l,v even .1 - ~ each month
az P-HSmhn Lodge, No. 81, meets every
80 evening Al Masonic Hall
or N-Nurway and south Paris Council.
g.. r6 ..,,t- IN Is. A X Hall every Tuesday
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Chs-.r- Z. Elder, Esq, of Boston,
%, iu tcNn last week.
Nj, Annie Blake Of woodsville, y.
sy.,l,iug AZ Judge Wilson's.
A-.h,, curtis snd family are living in
amos Birds reut on IL gh Street.
T,,,f John Martin raises some Of the |
s,-..a,, and best sweet corn in the place. |
We've IMPLIED it.
Two more carloads Of Italian laborers
hr ,he oxford Central Railroad came on !
he train Wednesday forenoon.
NJ, Mary Williams, formerly tele-
v-,ub operator at this station, made a |
S-ift ca. on friends here last week.
Cam. t.. G.. Pratt was chosen presi- |
Zen. ~ the seventeenth Maine Regiment
Association 81 It's reunion at Long Is
aad -., Wednesday.
tl..',, Gowell Is out, after his acct
dent ~ several weeks since, but he
,-ayt,, on clutches, one leg being as yet
15, iaa condition 20 use.
party of guests at Greenwood Hill
>pras Hebron, went through the place |
Wednesday. on their way 10 picnic at
Norway Lake. They were sjOlly party.
IN, Electra Park Association have
ch.srd slJO worth Of new scenery,
aslu4irg nine complete changes OF
.rse. aud hope TO have Il in place AT the |
PARK this week.
NJ md Mrs. II. r. Morton and Mr..
s-i NJ, Geo. Ii. Crockett have been |
-oppIag few days with relatives who |
AZ ,psading the summer At Ocean Park. |
-ei- cd Orchard.
NJ. \. u. Cotton of Windsor, Vt, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Pulsifer. Mrs. Cotton spent sew
"a, weeks here two years ago, and Will
- sindly remembered by friends
Il the reunion Of the TSenty-third |
Vine Regiment st Peaks island last
Wednesday Capt. II. y. Bolster MAS
chosen president, and Capt. Charles ii.
P-see Of Buckfield vice-president.
Po.,master W. l.. Farrsr and son GUY
an, ,sk.ng a vacation Of several DAYS NJ
Bs..0r nd Lawrence, Mass, and other
pisces Mr.. Lila :. Briggs Is in the
te,, office while Mr.. Farrsr is away.
The Portland papers. reporting the re
g-'cr % -hc serges uts' mess OF Co n.
Tke,th Maine, name "COl." IA. y
Bolster president of the mess. That
kar-.uo:iou that 1.-The Cspin" ough,
"aPf,.sate.
Cl.-r, z. SpofOrd went Las, week 10
Arr4-ris. having been nominated by |
,eas-,,-utu Dingley for cadetshipI
10 hi. United States naval academy.
Ths rX.uiuation OF candidates takes
Z, GO FL. .s, academy the first of Septem-
t,-.aat be- has gone there 20 take 1t.
z-r, ,kterryiug last Friday down
e- o., Hebron road. They hitched their
ha-,, ... i,lce near the foot 81 Stoweli
t-. s-. upon their return found that
h4i la some wav hung him
,ftf-I. hitter and choked 20 death
H--t--- " PoNers has sold out his
H-t.- .... o, Frank Clark. who viii |
th, ola stand Mr.. Pow
--.a s.g rest for q short time, Anh /
F..- Hlvker \ Co. move into
r.. De- will open music /
side q the store nov occu
Scr To- Masonic Block.
n.. ..- ys-i8g social events Of
rr H4- the O'Clock tea part \
gr- N-- ? G. Merrill ou Wednes-
several II her friends b.
.--V ~ .tia +. Hrr>ev, ~ho j.
.. short time 90 her vacation
,-s ,y..iag carrisge driy'
t-.- .r.lcipnl streets OF the VII
much % the eUjoyment OF tn
'ce,..-.
Pei ... which il camping at Con /
es-- G COMPOSED II ". L. Morton.
Hra..s.-.. No. "a ff..- NJ S-g~ 1
.,.,s' lrt hr.v Morton, Harry \. Nor
'.-. ..-.s g. Morton, prentisS |
'-uts-.- .r5 VIII, Ernst Crockett.
Mss is.,a Crockett. Miss Lulu Hay
tec NJ, 18th Watkins Of Wsterville,
.l- NJ, E.hel Dyer. They went w
t,.asF.a.I eSpe,; to return the last OF
'1.sWses
F-4ls s. Tayior had quite lively
.ut "a .-H . Young horse last Tuesday.
a- ~, irving on Western Avenue and
IN near -h- head OF Gothic Street the
1p-'e ....ue playful and kicked up,
coming Down With one leg outside the
5sit. The fun followed. Mr.. Taylor
-Hvr cur q the carr 20. but sue
e-rdeo ir holding the animal. Fortunate
" ee,ysHst with 40 worse injury than
a-ue tsck.
over thirty members Of the Norway
iad >ou,h Paris Branch of the Maine
AV>ics Festival Association went TO
6''h,. Ihu-s14 evening 20 assist IN"
se,se. chorus in the preliminary concert
'ht' place. They went on the after
.oe1 train and were entertained by the
o+'he. people az supper, and returned
aea- attached! 20 the midnight freight.