Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-19
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SOUTH PARIS.
.n.xn rRrNx HALLWAY.

GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
- amer Oct. q. lsss, trains leave South
p,,Is Goirg down 90 ~ ~ !, ~ = a. - e.
solns w ", trsins Going down. 40 A. NJ; going
$50 " fSF.s
.,rrH PARIS rosr OFFICE
-, ,1,ar. 8 90 % : 90 A. n. $50 A ~ TO
scr ,.rl y -. FOR Portland. &C, 5, sssAN-,
fo- t,arham. &c 9.sa A. NJ. - r u.
A. -, .,-rtv, Al po-t Ofsce; From Portland.
va =. NJ. : 50 ?. NJ, from 6Orham, &c.
- aj1 A. ~. a-N T. "
CHURCHES.
-, rousrezationSl Church. r. y. Hanshfon,
- on sunday, preaching services ~: -
AMI - 2. "; Sabbath cShoos ~ -
- meeting TUESDAY evening" Chrfs
Ea.yv.t..,,5r meeting sunday evening
-, ass.sr-lst Church. Rev. !. A. Bean. Pas
m SUNDAY. morning prayer meeting. ~ A;
a'' 1..7ir- -ervicc, 10 - A. N, sabbath School
Ilv,rth league Meeting. P. N. even
~ ~ ,.eaiag class meeting. frs'iay evening
E,pt..i Dhlrh. Rev r. y. kamsieii. fssicr'
So reaching service IL; IS A. ~; sab
Vl -. /. NJ, prayer meeting leo r. H..
.--ver meeting TUESDAY evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
80 Regular meeting Tuesday evening
d, flI moon.
80 ID Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
-. rf.--..av evening OF each vcek.-Aurors
-. .at. frst ant third Monday evening"
dessr Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lo.ls,. No
',t. -..und ant fourth Fridays Of each
80 b. .,-.i Fellows Hal.
III al Paris TRANCE. Second saturday OF
- -.-tr The Grange store l. open for trade
50 II. anil SATURDAY sfterncons
d, ,-~ecoGa ana fourth Mondays Of
'a.t Fl -South Parts Lodge. No. Sll. meets
80 t-.-i Mon,tAy evenings % each month
i,t,et, a =. Hall
" Kimhan Post. No. las. meets
saisr,4g .l ~ before fah mooa' IN ~ A. T.
"a, "a Aanbau Relief Corps meets ar~t asd
49, Z ..--.8v evenings OF each month, IN u
l stony Brook Lodxc. No. Isl,
-t.,t.. s q Hall second and fourth WstDee
ever Isl. 90 each month.
IN ~ amun Lo.ige. No. 81. meets every
,-'4,s even : AZ MAscuic Han
81 ~ Norway and south Paris Council,
N h. e.,t- IN q. A. r. Hal every TUESDAY
s,ea.ns
VI ana Mr.. G. =. Richardson are
visiting IS, Y. = Bakers in Newry.
NJ ard Mrs. J. l.. Bracket Of Port |
lad visited at K. y. Halls last week.
M Sill! Mrs. Y. II. Bolster left Fri |
ay To- visit Of few days TO Boston.
C.r- q Y Bolster has replaced the
vooira Steps az the front door Of his |
hou.e With steps OF concrete.
Mn Mrs. Geo. Wise Of Gothic
49, g.r- 20 Milton last week TO attend |
n, fur,.s % her niece. Ella Bryant.
W. ...-r from the Pennington Chroni-
Gle Ia, Nj snd Mrs. \. NJ Gerry have /
moved from Pennington 10 Lisbon Fails
n, wiring oithe Paris Manufacturing
Co.. works FOR electric lights Is finish
al AMI .te dyamO arrived the las, Of the
sex aaj l. being set up.
NJ. Ffza G.. Neat Of Readtield,
,,-n,-.y - auisville, NY, i with Der
..,sr. NJ. r. r. stone, where she viii
e-osss.v remain for the winter.
he Sep and chsfng iron of a wagon,
picked gp se;Veen this village and Paris
Bf.. h4. been left at the Democrat Office,
vhs-e ,he owner may procure II.
Boase- has put new arc lamp in his
,,o-s. The brass work 90 the lamp Il OF
har4.ame design, and the csroons are
enclosed !u 4 small porcelain globe,
vhicN gives soft and steady effect TO
;he iE',,
n. work 81 making repairs and
chang, SO he Grand Trunk station -
sill s,..g on. The latest job includes
n, putting 10 ~ a mems toilet r0om'
supplied with water, In portion OF the
agEsEe room.
u.c, mon, IL isS lively place around
Porter. cider mill. The mill has been
..ur,yr-g eut Juice for several days
jus, vh.-s all the apples come from IN
'h., rear ofa short crop or no crop al
lI 5, ao, altogether apparent but come
;bey DO.
A. W. Walker has his coal elevator
-lrr1s by steam power. Three men
shove. To-. and Il takes shout an hour ana 4
ahi.f to unload car OF coal When u
a. AIDED. II il In the sheds where they /
CAL hstS wagon under, open a scuttie
srd .rai the wagon without any shovel
~
A, htudsome a lot % psnsies "a We
have seen this year are left With the
uemre-at. with compliments OF Mrs. y
I. >-.yksnd They are grown from
Wooc.l-y's seed, and sre OF 4 variety oil
color well a. size. Some OF the dark /
oas, a-s simply huge, and all are rich |
aad h,- isome.
Nv N n. Tuttle, recently return
4 fr1u t'iforui- A., Ia visiting his nephew,
F--s 4 Thayer. Mr.. Tuttle u /
FORTY. .He-." and hiss been 10 California |
.ccr >.t with the exception OF two /
-sl-, lli. last trip east was In l>'V /
81, t-- trip between Maine and CAi-
l--4 .upied ls3 days, his last trip six |
lav. &. quite likely that he viii re
El.- -le East permanently.
Tas Eluiists observed yesterday as
>-1isr school dav. IN appropriate |
,--u.s s,ts preached by the pastor from
leg.s-..amv 81 Il. - At the session |
.,l, ~adav school, beside the usual
sIs-. sos here MAS singing by the Young !
rgt together With addresses ey /
'a-,-. -eadent. Mr. Geo. Il. Crockett,
Et v Rev. /. A. Rasn ard Prof. |
Al.la, 4 the Cobb Divinity School |
Much ,.r,t was manifested IN the
,I--,.,.- There Were l54 present IN
.as ,.L
" $50. Bgruell 81 south Paris has n
r..t.- stare ives in BSidNin, sud there
l-,. b. ,.-org family resemblance De-
;1s,1 t.s5 h-others, IS this iucldent
sl .t. NJ Burrell II South Paris
-4,-, ..t-ries-and evidently Mr..
b--r. btltNin also raises cranocr-
.e, ST.. one dsy last week Mr.. Bur
ca.#' h Paris went 20 Portland 70
'- De berries. tie walked iato
PISS, .>.aess and inquired OF me
i-.rrr- Do YOU want to buy my
---l.--....-.- ''Nhy hang IL, yes, told
5al 81 f---erdav,~ said the dealer
NJ. ,.. didn't said Mr.. BnrDeI-
l-,. H.i zoo. ~ said the dealer. 1--WE
-o,s1 -s, -r,te What more do you
Ssl, Well" said Mr.. BurneI, Il
haven Soon ia Portland for over year
-e.. ,o-3.r rt don't believe you have
lo-gt- l.r crspbCrries Of the. Ihen
40. .ts e.s.. did buy them of said
le 1sa Aren't you BurneH oil
ba.tU Nv name l. Burnell, Was
de .-aG, I'm from south farls,
Do, '-au B4.iNin." Then twas your
Al '--l.r" Il guess twas my
eo,he- gh,. saii Mr.. Burnell, FOR
Dave .e ja Baldwin, and he raises
.it1t-r- IA, don't you call him q
'N1, iu- hes ten years older than am'
TIE mhers % the Norway and
9Th Pau, B-anch 81 the Maine Music
fe',iys. A.soei1,ion left on the early
AN N'-1sv morning for the great
Sa'lv Music Festival. The officers OF
aS t-a-,h, who have managed It's
'1sirs, are.