Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-15
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every Thursday Evcnins. U. B., 4. .. Noyes
Division. No. II, meets third Friday OF cscn
month.
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S.E.o.f.-Lakeside Lodge. No. Ia, meets In
New g. A. 4. Hall, on the hrst and third Wen
nesdAy evenings Of each month.
The first snow storm OF the season
Wednesday night and Thursday, Nov.
10th.
Owing to the want of water the street
lights are run but part OF the time OF
late. The shoe factory Is being run by
steam and every effort IL being made to
keep the street cars In operation. 1t Ia
generally understood that steam plant
will soon be at work 1t the Falls Tor
operating the electric works.
The new gas light Ut Leavitt's, the
Elm House, aud Gllbert's 10 giving the
best Of satisfaction. II It proves to be
at all times ~ good as now and - cheap
as It Is represented to be It win be . very
successful competitor with the electric
lights.
Road Commissioner Freeman and the
electric road company have put In some
very good water ways on Main Street
this week.
DEPUTY Sheriff Gross sold the Italian
shanties along the line OF the Oxford
Central Electric Railroad this week.
The one at the Centre was sold TO A. W.
whitehouse.
The dramatic company, 1.-The Vollair
Stock Co. :" were at the Opera House dur
ing the week. A different play WAS pre-
sen,ed each night. The attendance WAS
not very l,rge. The entertainments
were excellent.
The evangelist Herbert J.. Gale, and
singer, Mr.. knight, closed the series OF
meetings in this place Monday and left
for Vinalhaveu where they will continue
their work.
Fred II. Cummings Ia enjoying short
vacation In Boston with relatives and
friends.
A. A. Swan is the new man 10 the Rrist
mill Of c. B. Cummings & Sons.
Mrs. Ixsh +. Sanboru, Miss Aboie +.
Gibson and DR.. winifred Foster
started for San Francisco, Cal, the hrst
Of the week. Miss Gibson's people live
there and the doctor will commence
practice 10 California.
James G.. True shot deer near Harry
Greenlesfs Saturday afternoon. Ii
weighed $50 pounds.
The c. W. Wiley place on Beal Street
has been painted.
J. +. Bolster intends to enlarge his
marble works on Lynn Street In the
near future.
A new crossing has been put down on
Main Street opposite the academy build
ing.
The revival meetings have been con-
tinued by the pastors OF the Methodist,
Congregational and Baptist churches.
Anne NJ. Cole will pass few days In
Boston during the month.
]. wsldo Nash and Nell Sampson en-.
jnycd the week hunting 10 East Stone
ham.
The old gas house at the shoe factory
hiss been sold to II. Rich aud moved by
him to his lot on Wiley Street, where be
will use 1t for stable.
Stephen W. Carr, insurance commits
sioner, was in town this week on official
business.
DIR. II. p. Jones and his mother, Mrs.
Geo. r. Jones. will visit In Saco and
Boston this week.
G. X. Stephenson, X. G. Quincy and
Will Gary. after a month OF hunting
about Rangeley Lake, returned Saturday.
They report lots Of small game and .
first-clsss trip, but no deer.
H. l.. Shepherd OF the street railway
and light company was 10 town Friday
and Saturday on business connected
with the electric light plant.
The ladies Of the Universalist society
are arranging for their annual fair which
will be held at the Opera House this
month.
Geo. A. Cole sold at auction the
furniture which the wilson's had In the
Horne Block, while constructing the
Oxford Central Electric Railroad, Sat-
urday afternoon. This ends another
&C, in the great undertaking. IL Is still
reported that the road will he built.
W. Z. Austin died Sunday morning
after short but severe illness. Mr..
Austin was mschinist and plumber,
and an enterprising man, doing large
business.