Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
The Oxford 1emoerat.
SOUTH PARIS
RAND TRUNK HALLWAY.

GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
AMI Alter June ~. isse. trains leave south
Paris Coing down sSs A. anasss IN IN
~ p. N, ioii p. n. Sundays incinae")'
S,r.i,y parer train arrives 10 isAH'
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE
49,. Hours 500 to 90 A. n; 500 A. =. to
Iu. ~ close For Portland, &c, ssss A. NJ,
zap. NJ for Gorhsm, &c, - A. n =,
Ii' az A. M, so p. n: from Gcrham. re-.
Sas,N, - Pm
s,-st Congregational Church. K y. Hsnsnson.
ps.ter. ~ sunday, preaching ssrvNess ~ 70
n and :. % p. "; saohssn ssnc"' go
S,tsayor meeting sunday evening.
'v.,s,.ii.t Church. Rev. L. A Bean, fas-
~ IN sunday. morning prayer meeting. ~ 4;
prrCoceins seTv as,;,s ~ Msc,ins sp NJ; even.
- r-ater meeting p. "; prayer mesuns
i,y evening; class meeting, Friday evening
Baptst Church. Rev. =. $500 % as ssa,
.. ,.,r.Sl u N; prayer meeting 100 p ~
ever meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Rsgular meeting Tuesday evening
m ~ asfore full moon
~. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
e., Tburs.iay evening OF each week--Aurors
- ..,.l1snt' arst and third Monday evenings
,gR@Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
.aef- -ey'oud and fourth fridAys VI oSS"
-.- In O,td sellows' Hail
.gtb The orange store Il open for trade
IA .r..-.l Az AMI saturday Nftcrnoons.
q. I Il, I-~cCond and fourth Mondays OF
.. 2 south Paris Lodge. No. 81. meets
-..... tr,rJ Monday evenings % each month
~ < Kinban Post No. las, meets
on or tefore full moon, In q. A t.
h ElmbAn Relief corPs meets sr-: and n
. fUlr-,iAy evenings Of each month, IN u.
1 P-Stony Brook Lodge. No Isl.
..t, A K Hall secoud and fourth Wesines-
ing ~ each month.
.. p HAmlin Lodge, No VI. meets every
s.. evening al Masonic Han 80,
a N-SorwAy and south Paris Council,
..cct. In q, a. K Hal every TUESDAY
g.".a-
e.,b,g, Of woodeOck will be brought
.a Thursday night.
NJ, Annie Thayer Of Portland visited
b. --sadmother, Mrs. Hewett, a few
s.., asst week.
Mr.. a.. W. Boxker sni Mrs. Writ
~-.r..v spent several days last week al
h. leturn Hatchery.
r.,.r. II. Young OF Baldwin called
r- f-,nis here Thursday on MS way
h.r. from ms vacation.
..y.C. : Cummings and family OF
,r-.-s visited his fsther, Hiram l.
Jennings. few days last week.
r,. Paris Advertising Co. has erected
~. sill board Just west OF the shoe
..-'-v building on Pleasant Street.
VI, Mary Louise Phelps, Who has
t....,s.i-iug st T. \. Thayer's the past
t.,.V,,k,. returned 10 her home last
vt.A.
NJ. Lillian Moves, Of Roslindale,
Mass. who is spending vacation Al
\.-y.y. has visited Miss Susie Wheeler
.a-irg the past week.
NJ. clara Howard and her SOD,
,f4~les n. Howard, took carriage
..-.,p ,s,t week 10 Bridgton, Sweden
Bethel and other places.
Five teachers appeared 70 take The
.,.ufnstiou for state teachers certin-
...,r. F-l4.v-two from Paris, one from
~.mr,- aad ore frCm Oxford.
NJ. a. Re, Of Winchester, who
n.. .,.- visiting At J. J. Norton's, went
b.. % wilson lsst Friday for 3 few days
.-.y t.'.-e her return 20 Winchester.
hiram PuI,if,r returned home last
r..-4.v Hc has been away about two
.l, curing which time he has visit
.f -rat.ves in Abingdon, Mass, snd
WINDSOR, ".
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gray and Mater
p ,.b s,t.u8ed the reunion % Mr. Gray's
-.,.u.-. he 33i Maine, at Peaks Is
la ,.,. Wednesday and had most en-
-.-., time.
rls-har, 7. Whitman Of this place,
eh. has teen principal OF iAming'on
t..Irmv for some time, Mss oeeh Gu
go S., principal OF therryhela aeao-
.-v. Washington County, Tor the COM
r, ye4-.
N-.ard Mrs. L. +. Dunhsm, former
dents 81 south Paris, have been here
during the past week, and moved their
household goods. which were stored
re-.. -o North Turner. Mr.. Durham
Dr. 90. though not fully restored, Is
Dexter -hau {, WAS AZ one time.
m p. NiU,tt was driving through
Norway village Friday evening, when
ueradv Who was speeding down the
wrong side Of the street swung sharply
.-.-,. scrsped Millett's thill and lock
7hesls with him. Two OF Mtietts
.-ms.ic tired carriage wheels lock "a
F., -tey had been in a bicycle smash-up.
F-,grsmmes are out for the county
..- Sep. POP There is no material
-ge iu the programme from previous
years The fast race, which was last
..-. - class. i : - class TINS
The parade, which did not pan
.,. wear. is dropped entirely this
Professor Joseph LsRoux, who
gao balloon ascensions last yesr,
make asc, nsions again this year Oh
second aud third days OF The tair'
Fsuk II. Skillings. W. ;. Starbird and
~a.-.l O.. Burnell started Saturday
-, fora weeks fishing AZ -Four
I- j. commonly reported that
-, four members in the party nut
e.a,ed fourth member informs the
.crat that il isn't of blamed oit OF
---. 20 he public IL he does 60 hsh-
and II his name is mentioned there
-- - rec kOuiug when he gets back
-haugh this i 4 land OF freedom OF
-.. .-s,,. AID We recognize the suthorl-
t0o Ming. a. personal favor thA'
-.. 20 leWs = suppressed.
- began a. the cora factory OF the
ham 4 Morrill, Go. "Wednesday.
I.tle q the corn il ready yet, ana
U., rather slowly. la Few daHs'
.'tames along, two hundred peo-
more will De kept busy. over
hundred huSkers were on hand Tor
second DAYS work. Superintendent.
= EmeIvy has general charge OF
'.. work Albert ". Walker has the
-, 4 tho outdoor operations; ana
" Thomas orders in the corn. More
h, been plsnted this year thsn
to-t-abCut 30 acres.
I other day two men unhitched
team from post in the square ana
started .u, Il the village. just as they
Grove eva bystander noticed a paper
sE .fsggs drop from their wagon, ana
struck the wheel aud whiried
-.- gh the air, there was yellow
.-.s .a he atmosphere. Say, didn
SEES crop ,Cmething:' called out the
G.,.i spectator, as he watched 70 see
-l drive back after what was iei'
NJ ..-.r eggs. They didn't stop for the
ls-.- lag. but took the rest that they
ti. .-uured and quite crowd WHICH
tt asset b.ed smiled as the yeiloMy