Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-24
Yhc oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

N. and after March Q. ISIS. trains leave South
pats, GoiDg down; 8 40. y 30 A. NJ, ia r. n;
',Siny up s.l6 A. NJ. 3 10, ; tS Pm.
sunday trains Going down. s 80 A. NJ; goins
M Sc A. NJ, SSf.A-
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
osc. Hours: s 90 TO 10 A. -; 500 A. u. %
Mas close For Portland. &C. .. 30 A. ~,
500 P. NJ. for 6crham: Sss, s% NJ $3.50 - z, n
y A. NJ so p. NJ; from GorhAm, &c.,
n 10 A. u, $50 Pm.
F,-.l Congregational Church, r. y. Haaghton.
rs.t,r on sunday, preaching services, 10; ~
" and :, 90 p. "; sabeath sSnooi ~
H-trer meeting Tuesday evening Chris
E.r Frieavor meeting sunday evening.
Nefbniist Church. Rev. I. A. Bean, Pas
r,T on sunday, morning prayer meeting, = ~ A;
:, or,arhlng service. 10 IA NJ sabbath scncot
y Epworth League Meeting, p N; even
r- ~, lsy evening class meeting, Friday evening
i,pti.t Church. Rev. T. j. samsden, Pastor
,,. S@riav. preaching service 10 As A. n, Sab
g,th school Il M; prayer meeting go p. NJ
r-svsr meeting TUESDAY evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M-RegulAr meeting Tuesday evening
m -v nefnre fun moon.
al. ~ Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
g., ThurS,!av evening OF each week.-Aerora
r-.tr-pmcnt, arst and third Monday evenings
3D.. tlc1 month -. ~
Id ~ X
-e,Js second and fourth Fridays OF each
month .u OIL Fellows Hall
b. 10 H-Paris Grange. second saturday OF
s.s month The Grange store u open for trade
W. trr-iay And saturday Afternoons
o. OBJ 81. C.->ecOnd and fourth Mondays Of
T.-South Parts Loage. No. 81. meets
and ;hlri Monday evenings OF each month
~. 4 KimbAn Post. No. las. meets
>.,.-.ar on or before fun noon. In .. A. X
S- Kisnban Relief Corps meets ars, and
-..-. thursday evenings OF each month. In o.
'0 stony Brook Lodge. No Isl.
-.t,.t0 g. 4 Han second and fourth Wednes-
..,. ...u.s % each month.
r b. -HarYn Lodxe, No. 81, meets every
s-s. evening al Masonic Han 60,
N-Norway and South Paris Council,
rs,t. IN g. A K Hall every TUESDAY
r.. 81 ,r,nen'- omce In Old Fellows Block
X. ...,u Tor lrawing orders and other town
..-...... very saturday afternoon during the
-tr- Apri,. May and June
Leon Tufts has singled and painted
l., h0lsr
Glars b Frost, E,q., Of Hanover, was
.sNa as; week.
Nn Holmes WAS at home from Bates
Cr.,s, over sunday.
t,,a-.e l.. smith, Esq, Of Hanover
a,, AZ south Paris Friday.
new cost Of paint Is going on to
r.1-.-d whitmans house on Park
STREET.
Nj cummings Of Co. ID, lst Rest |
msr,. was At home over sunday on
,a-'guEh.
charlie, p Bennett has moved from |
-N- Haskell house into the swan house |
lr H,gh street.
rh. show, windows % both drug stores
--s flied with brilliant display OF
,lu,, Iu bloom.
o.o. + Wilson Of Fairfield, proprietor
.s-ha recently burned blue store, was In |
.ooa ss, week.
NJ and Mrs l.. B. Andrews were In |
Boston several days last week, return
s home Friday.
-N.-k.," Richardson Of Milton was
t.-. ,,.. week 10 see his former school
as.,, and friends.
NJ. :. e.. Head % West Sumner hiss
Been sting her sister, Mrs. Albert ID
Park. for he past week.
ksnnev aud II. G.. Fletcher rep
resented Hsmiin Lodge. h. OF T., at the
g-..t pdge IN Portland last week.
NJ. Harry Morton and daughter
erase. ~ Auburn, visited Mr.. Morton's
l..-ru,,, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Morton, last
arek.
F-rt u. Pike and family will start
tg-.ag The present week for Oregon,
where they will make their home for the
f-.U-r.
Mss Alice Wheeler returned the last
af.he week from Boston, where she has
been attending the Burdett Business
college.
Michael DOYLE OF Rumford, who was
a,ed from iail not long since, Is there
again. bound over on the charge OF
adultery.
O. 2. Chase and family have moved
into ,he rent recently vacated BY MIS-
Curtis. in G. {. Colby's house on fiess-
a-- street.
The engagement Of the Canadian Juoi- |
-., singers 10 appear at the Methodist
..4rch here Friday evening WAS cancel |
q IN account OF sickness In the COM
la-y.
George Giles has moved into his new |
house on Gothic Sire {. This house ne |
,.,--.d about Christmas time, and work |
.r IL nearly every dSv through the |
er,er. getting /; nearly completed by
-.. lime the regular seasons building |
.,-A,ions began in the spring
p-. NArston aud Charles Cutler made |
zip 20 Nudoyer, sunday. They start |
early SUNDAY morning and il took |
fur aud One-quarter hours To go up \
srs four and three-quarters hours Ia
u. rack-70 miles. The boys said
-.. didn't feel very tired sitter their
The ast whist party Of the season At
<.N Hau last tuesday evening MAS very
mach eriaved hv those present. There
...-, Twelve tables. Ice cream and cake
were served Al the close of the game
,. uho have attended the whist par
--. his spring have enjoyed them very
and here's hoping they will De
-..r-,i gain in the early fall.
& Nr'IiHE OF Ntlp-t iuNtiNeNNN -
good block on the burnt district
held Wednesday evening ss called,
Vs, well attended. All the pros snn
.., q The matter were discussed, and
situation Was fully gone over.
r-trs WAS chosen 20 investigate
,.stiug OF James =. Wright, Horace
Bolster and y. Dayton Bolster
'-e-su- indications are said 20 be rather
-..- Cor the project, A. the owners Oh
various lots appear 10 be eonsiders-
v less than anxious.
Mrs F. Barrows, who has been
s--st sufferer with drOpsy for the past
fur wears. underwent a successful op-
ration sunday night, May 22t, and Is
low a. comfortable as could be expect
d. a. she was in a very low state. Drs
ts'dNell u Buckield and Barker OF
Norway were the physicians. She mas
Been great sufferer during her long SICK
less, and has had nine operations previ-
..., -o this last one. The many friends
..t Mrs. Burrows are anxious for her re-
,.r--v. and she certainly deserves much
praise for her persistent efforts TO reeoV-
or h., former health.
fire Was started sunday on the
g., rcd piece about southwest from the
e-1 shop. on \ w. Walkers land
Ru.yh caused quite lot OF hard WORK
and considerable excitement before they