Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-29
Yhs oxford nemoerat.
SOUTH PARIS.
nr,xn Trunk RAILWAY.

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GRASp TRUNK RAILWAY.
.,, after Oct. 2, isss. trains leave South
~ co,ro down: 6. IL A. n, Sundays In
lIi'',is,,,. SSA- NJ. ais p. M; SONG up; as
S,OP.N,r.ss Pm sunday inciaded1
sun,lay paper train arrives sis A.
soUrH PARIS rosr OFFICE
os,ce Hours s 10 20 90 A. -; $50 A. y. 70
Nh. close For Portland. &c. s-ss A. n,
.sSp N for GOrham. &c, az A. n, Nd r.
Mails arrive at pos, ofsce: Prom fortiana'
~ ~ A. NJ. ; 10 p. N; from Gorham, &c
g-E IN, as p NJ
CHURCHES.
So, educational Church, X ,. Haughton,
PASTOR on sunday: p ssesSins s ssss ~
=. -. meeting Tuesday evening; Chris-
- Eniesyor meeting sunday evening.
"1v.fsostis, Church, Rev. I. A. Bean Pas
soT GU sunday morning prayer S sssSn.S scssa
" Enworth League Meeting, p NJ; even
- rr7tver meeting p. N, PRAYER mcetih :
T1.-i,v evening class meeting. friday evening
lartist Church Rev. p. =. S "a ID $50 ssh.
or Suusiay, preaching service no 10 A. ~ SAD
Sttr Srhc6l IL NJ. prayer meeting NV r. L.
sr,y,r meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N-RegulAr meeting Tuesday evening
an az lssDre fan moon. ,.
on In F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
g. thursday evening OF each week.-Aurora
-. ,r,pueut first and third Monday evenings
o. s'', 50 R%NSunt Pleasant RebekAh Lodge, No.
.ts second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In OH Fellows Han.
80 V-Pnrfs Grange. second SATURDAY OF
-. h month The Grange store Il open nor trsie
Ws.irs-.isv and SATURDAY sfternoons.
- A. second ami fourth Mondays OF
..,, south Parts Ioage. No. sil. meets
6--t ana thiri Monday evenings OF each month
Nv. a. KimbaI Post. No. l.s, meets
s,,--'.,v on or befors fun moon. In G. A. K.
HS " Kimuan Relief Corps meets frs, and
,..- THURSDAY EVENING" Of each month, IN u.
az. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
-..t-.t a, \. K. Hall secOnd AMI fourth Wednes
.,r even. ngs % each month
IL P-Wau'lin tC.tge, No. 81, meets every
t-..tsr evening AZ Masonic Hail =.
.T. Norway and south Paris louncii,
\a- meets 10 Co. A Hal every TUESDAY
evening
NJ. p. y. Tue is visiting in New
,. .aI.ester.
The IDEAL Laundry has new sign out
q; utyjs Block.
DIR r. n. Andrew, Of West Sumner
~. S., south Paris last Wednesday.
ns. Robinson has returned from
>ru.e-. where he has been during the
summer.
NJ. Maud Douglass OF the Democrat
,ri.s v,s with relatives NJ her home IN
Canton Tor Thanksgiving.
NJ, ". /. Morton left the first OF
...., week for a visit 90 two weeks or
NOR, In Por' Jervis, y. Y.
NJ. Ellen G. Brown and daughter,
NJ. susie T. Gooding OF armouth' are
v..i-iry Mr.. Sud Mrs. y. Stove.
The steamer season is open In Portland,
and ,ht Grand Trunk freight trains
begin 70 run thicker and thicker,
NJ. Eugene S.nborn and daughter
hsyr moved from Orange, Mass, Into
t,.-u-ut IN G.. n. Cliiihrd's house.
F-arS, Crockett is AZ home for few
week vacation from \orwell, Mass
Ob,rr be has been attending school
NJ and Mrs \. II. Pork celebrated
.h..r ,s.h wedding anniversary by siVlug
AVli,, psrtv OF three tables 20 ie~
friend, .sst Friday evening.
door has been put In at the court
house. ia place % the open arch at the
,ou-, house end Of the corridor connect
ing ,hc court house and Hers house
p-. and Ms. J. W. Davis OF South
Lancaster, Mass came 20 u. I. l.
E,.s. las, week for = visit. d.. Davis
l4. gone 70 the Msgallowsy region
hC-'i-E.
NJ. Pratt and Mrs. Rose Croker and
child. who formerly resided ia RoNhury,
NJ. h4ya moved into tenement IN
Chandler Gsrhnd's house, the kice
vac,. on II Oh street.
Ms E'hel Dean came home from
Bate, college Friday night. snd started
saturday morning for Dixheld, where
,l. +, 90 gtd a. assistant IN the hlgh
,ohpo. FOR he winter term.
The many friends OF Miss Matte r
H,-.ev will he pleased 10 learn OF her
.r.-.yvi health and that she Is coz
...-.. hey school 81 West Hartford
tuaa.. very eucoursgingly.
Nj, MARY II T,ylor, head nurse and
assistant superintendent 81 the West
Eri .afaut,' hospital in Boston, spent
Thanksgiving vacation OF three or iour
day, Ni,h relatives 10 town.
F.hr Bennett leaves with the Demo
CA. .h-ee d4ndelion blossoms, picked at
south Paris on the 23i Of November:
VI Bennett SAWS these are the latest OF
ary D., has ever seen. They were small,
tu' s. fresh a. 10 June.
Charles stuart returned the middle OF
rt, week from his hunting trip TO Mason.
no. didn't bring that other deer 10 which
be, p, entitled. He reported that Don
E,su had got shot 50 n big buck, Out
alp,he- man brought him in
Hon John r. Ssasev ~ Canton, Hon.
Gorge u. Bi,bee Of Rumford Falls,
Ho. Oscar II Hersey of Buckfeld, and
= VI Briggs, E,q., of Lewiston, were
h-- Iu,sdAv 10 attendance 90 a hearing
r ismsges 10 the case OF Hawkins Vs.
H---,v
Horace Maxim. the lucky boy who
shot 5ig buck on the first snow two
s.,k, $40. got another deer Friday,
"a ghiug about $50, and his game Is up
~ -his season Ernest Turner shot one
r Buykheld, nesI Streaked Mountain
'h, sane dsy.
G. " Bowker. having finished his
reR stable on the back end OF his lot,
tt, sold the small stable which Was con-
r.e..d With his other buildings 10 II. L.
n ~. Who has moved IL sc-oSs lots 10
o., or or Church Street aud connected
b with his carriage shop.
Beet W. Abbott Of this place. mem
'.- % co. II. First Maine, hiss returned
:-.u ,he home OF his uncle, Cullen
4. r1,t II North Woodstock, where he
fr, been very sick With typhoid fever
d +, improving. Two or three members
~ bi, uncIe's family have the fever.
I.e-e WAS family party assembled at
g. O. Andrews for Thanksgiving which
t-d uo, been all together before for
fifteen yesrs II comprised Mr.. An
c-ee- three sons-D-. +. e. Andrews
sad wife ~ North Arson; Orson
andrews aud family ~ Lowell; and
Irving r andrews and family.