Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-18

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sunday trains Going down. s 40 A. NJ; golnI
Up, sc A NJ, st8 p. N
SOUTH PARIS rosr oFFrcK-
once Hours : 90 TO 90 A. u; 500 A. y. 4
Mails close For Portland. &C. 8 Is. 3 - A. n.
ass P. NJ; for 6orhSri, &c, 2 Is A. n, . r
sc, 80 A. NJ. 50 P. NJ; from Gorham. &C.
50, 70 A. NJ SSS p NJ
Ffrs, Congregational Church. r. J. Haughton
Pastor on sunday, preaching services. 10:
A N and :, 90 y. N; sabbath School l. n.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Chris
Mcthossist CharcS' Rev l. A. Bean, Pas
tor On sunday, morning prayer meeting. 80 A
NJ, preaching service, 10 ~ NJ, Sahoath Schoo
isM Epworth League Meeting. 2. N, even
Tuesday evening. class meeting. Friday evening
Raptist Church. Rev. T. J. RSmsdetl. Pastor
ON sunday, preaching service 10 - A. NJ, Sab
bath school u NJ, prayer meeting $50 p. ~
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA. M.-Resnlsr meeting Tuesday evening
on or before full moon.
LOO. F-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular NEE,
inss THURSDAY evening Of each week
EncAmpment first and third Monday evening,
u R-MOuut Pleasant Rebekah Lo.lge, Nc
a. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN obi Fellows Hall.
4. % H.-PArts Grange, second saturday OF
each month The Grange store l. open tor trade
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons.
L. q. G. C.->econd and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
-. &. T.--Scnth Paris Lodge. No. 81. meets
frst and thtrl Monday evenings OF each month
IA The q. A. K Hal
G-AR-W < Kimban Post, No las. meets
saturday on or before fun moon. In q. A. x
Han.
wm. X Kimban Relief Corps meets ar-, ant
thirt THURSDAY evenings Of each month. In u
A. X. Han.
meets AtS A. X Hall second AMI fourth Weines-
dAy evenings Of each month.
K. OF P.-usmlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Friday evening a, Masonic Hall
q. L. a. M.-NOrway and south Paris Council,
No. 10. meets In q. A, K Hall every TUESDAY
evening
Mrs. ". :. Chase OF Dixiield is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. ;. Austin.
Elmer o. Millett went to Lpcke's
Mills few days since 10 attend the
funeral of his father.
Twenty-eight hundred cakes Of ice Of
good quality have been hauled away
from Kings mill pond so far.
Two traverse Jurors for the February
term OF court were drawn Tuesday
Herbert VI. Tucker and Henry n. Ham
moud.
Irwin Andrews recently killed hog
ahod, fifteen months old which dressed
40 pounds-snd MAS lust in good run
ming condition" he says.
About thirty Royal Arch Mssons from
south Paris and Norway visited =,
Andrews Chapter at Mechanic Falls
Tuesday evening, where they witnessed
work in the Royal Arch degree and en-
ioyed banquet. They returned on n
freight train very early in the morning.
The Paris Mfg Co. having asked the
assessors for a hearing in the matter OF
reduction Of valuation, an appointment
WAS made ~ Judge Wilson's office ~ 10
o'clock Friday, At which time the town
and corporation assessors and the officers
q the company met. The hearing took
,he form OF an Informal and friendly
conference, 81 which the matter WAS
fully discussed. Later the assessors
consulted and decided 10 reduce the val
uation, fixing the figures at $4,000.
At the annual meeting of the Paris
Public Library Association, Jan. 18th,
these officers were chosen:
Presiden,-Dr n Woodbury..
Vice Presidcut-A. {. r. King.
secretary and Trcasurcf->. u. Bolster
pirccthr~-Dr a Woodbury., J. : Wright.
: Z MAXIM. Mr. l. Rounds. Miss Nlice Knight
The following resolution WAS adopted;
Resolved. That the Pari. Public Library A.
lean -
-,u-s - l1-- Ia the death % IL president, Dr
Isaac Rounds 10 remembers and appreciates
th, isrp Interest ne has always taken in the
welfare % The association, and the labor Dc.
-toygeI ty hin in building up and sustaining IL.
an 70 extends - hi- family IL sincere sympathy
"a the los ~ = devoted husband and father. and
90 tht pl Hc - great loss Of learned, able AMI
,a'ttf4' ply stefan.
There WAS lively smash-upin Market
square Tuesday afternoon. William c.
Richmond and Mr.. BRYANT Of West Paris
came down Pleasant Street 10 sleigh.
The horse gathered considerable speed,
and when thew turned the corner around
odd Fellows Block into High Street the
sleigh slowed 30 sharply as 20 throw out
both men and everything else In the
sleigh. Mr.. Richmond was somewhat
bruised. and his shoulder WAS dislocsted.
Nj. Bryant WAS not hurt. The horse
rsu 20 John webber's on Elm Hill, sus-
tsiuing 20 injury other than slight cut.
The sleigh was damaged but not total
wrecked. Mr.. Richmond received medi-
cal attendance, and was able 20 return
home that night.
DIR. Iarrabee" is the name on u sign
which appears AZ the Andrews House.
IL ISrrahee comes from Auburn, snd
the Lewiston Jourual has this 20 say Of
him Many Auburn and Lewiston peo-
pie will regret 10 learn OF the departure
% Dr I.Srrabee, a graduate Of Bates,
and formerly submsster Of the Auburn
High school tie is fine young man
ard i well known in social circles. Dr..
I,rrabee has been having a very fioe
professional prsetiee in Auburn and
Lewiston. but hrs decided 10 move o.
south Paris. His brother physicians say
that this j. au excellent Opening for the
doctor and they wish him all success.
Dr Lsrrshee's family will remain in Au-
burn for the present"
There MAS donation party OF the
Kind ihst douates AZ the home OF Mrs
Iouiss Fe,tou 90 High Street last Tues
tgv Mrs. FELTON, and her sister, Mrs.
Dawson, who lives with her, are sdvsnc-
"a To wears and without income. They
L.d reached nearly the limit OF their
resources when some Of their friends
undertook a contribution for their bene-
r.. aud raised enough to buy barrel OF
-four and good supply OF other gro
ceries. Then last Tuesday number oil
the neighbors gathered and go, up =
supply OF wood, while their wives went
along with pot of beans and quantity
Of other food, and they set 3 table and
hAd a good, jolly meal together. II
chirked up the old ladies wonderfully
Mrs FELTON, i DESTROYS II extending her
sincere thanks 20 the msnv kind friends
Who came 20 the relief in the time OF
need.
Arrangements have been made for put
ting fire escapes on all the buildings OF
which they we're recently ordered. Th'
hoard Ot fire engineers II the South Paris
Village Corporation few weeks sine'
made a tour OF inspection about Soutf
Paris villsge, and as result ordered mr.
escapes put on 70 about dozen build
iugs. 70 conform 20 the law. The lis
Included the court house, two of tn
churches, Grange Hall, Billings Block
Masonic Building and others. All ar
now fitted, or soon will be, with fire es
capes. 70 the approval of the engineers
On some OF these buildings fire escsp'
i apparently superiority, while Of