Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-10-18
The Oxford nensoerat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.

GRAND
o.,,i ,fter oct. :. lSss, trains leave south
49, Going down elI A N. !snndays ID
eluie3 SIS P.N. Sundays ineludes,l.
- - r.aer train arrives 10 An.
so,-rg PARIS rosr OFFICE
ti,ur. q 80 % I 80 A. n; 500 A. u. 70
SyeP. ~ -, r,v.,sna g. 99a N
for Sorham. &c, = 80 A. NJ, 30 v. n
1--we AT post Office From Portland,
Ma va. 4. NJ. 3 10 ?. NJ; from Gorhau. &C.
N, 80 F.N
CHURCHES.
......-,s-.tional Church. r y. Haughton.
PASTOR "a Sunday PT sssSs,s ' srssI -
A. ulcctiug Tuesday evening" CHRIS
Ia.s-t..,,or meeting sunday evening
~, ,,.s Churca, Rev. !. A. Bean. rss-
-,.l,v morning PRAYER meeting. ~ A.
to' ',.,,,- .r1i,e, n: A. N; sabbath School
4, .,,~th League Meeting. p. N; even
-.,'--s.r meeting p. ~ prayer mesting
Taes.t, ''y ,..'',S Rev. r J. Ramsief. Pastor.
-t.. preaching service 10 ~ a. N, sab
Vt -. h n. prayer meeting ." ?. n
- meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS
N-Rcgular meeting Tuesday evcnins
o1o1 N,g1t Mica Lodxe. regular nee,
.sy evening % each weck.-AurOrs
-s drsg and thiri Monday evenings
q ei. V.sr, Pleasant Rebekah Lo,,ge. No. |
49,. ---,rt art fourth Fridays Of eAca |
,. p. H.f Fellows Hall '
- fr.-P.srj- GrAngo. second SATURDAY. et I
Ile Grange ~tore u open tof trase i
-, ln. SATURDAY afternoons
t->eoJUd and fourth Mondays OF
"a S.gth Paris Losge. No. 81. meets
...- Monday evenings % each month /
hH' Is \ Kinbau Post. No las, meets
sr or before fun noon, In u. A. h
IA .r-.,,- Relief Corps meets first and
az. .-4r evenings Of each month. N N
A; ,t,ny Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
$50. * Hall second and fourth Wesines-
81 each month
.- F-H auin Lodge, No 81, meets every
...-.r % Masonic Han 60,
-\arxav ami south Paris Council
-... 10 Is \ K Hall every Tuesday
e.taas
e..--. tm5e snd Harry Maxim were
..h.n .r.m Portland over Sunday.
e.... 81 Ste.rus Of Wakefield,
N....-s George 2. Stesrns Of Atlanta,
"a. visiting his brother, ;. l.
~.ea--
IN. oxford County Teachers Associa-
ZION Isl. us,, 81 the high school room IN
>,..h .'-,, Friday and Saturday OF
asx- week. o>t. , and %.
W.,.-I. FsrrAr opened 4 meat mar
h., ..-.etiou with his grocery store
NJ. morning. lie hiss put in re-
.-.,l-.....ari will conduct hrst-ciass
make.
g,--oNs has good new tene-
~..- ... of five or SIX rooms and
.-t.. .f.t.ed on Skillings Avenue.
r NJ Barrows for further par
-,-
IT,. members 81 the local chorus who
-a- festival in Portland last
a.,. .-. .a-hu,isstiC over the success OF
h. r. Quite a number besides the
HON. --.s..,i some ~ the festival con-
c.r',
TIN 81 woman known as Mrs. ID
H.. V.Nr,r. whose arrival Ia this /
....--r 1873. The cause 81 so much (
--1. ,hs Finnish colony 10 Paris,
se...h -,so- hospital AZ AugustS
..- . ..,-.
vs. k.ra-v aud \. J. Bigelow had
rarse.r .,g'drnt Tuesday. AS the
-..r- -s.s ne wearing some homeiy but
CID. SESSIONS, -.s-,, and the carriage got
NOV. ,.s-s than either ~ the two who
sf-a-.aH. uu, ~ 10.
WE.a-E g.. \. Young have bought ,
.,, stand ~ Mr. Lovei1y on Gothic I
~--,.-. ..t w.'. move there. They are
,-,ssr.s Gu build an addition 70 the
... .tau, the same length as The
SAB. US row stands.
N.-r- B.-,sev Of Paris has recently &,
,al4l.Y .iro. twin three year-Old steers I
vE.t t- t1ugh, Of Charles Peniey. p,
ST. E--.sv = one OF Paris best farmers {
ars b. -,,, n PAYS 20 buy good stock.
Or sr. h., steers for sl39. l
.-. - -.s- = Maxim came home
fl -ar Nugt G-neral Hospital Satur-
..g H- came from Chicssmauga on
.t. s hospital train for Maine, and |
i, ... De- ,lc hospital ever since with
-ett teyg- He ! the last OF the
a.., % ,t., vicinity to get home.
U .,-, ~ Co. D have been az Au- (.
gusts e. several DAYS, preparing for the
E-.-.- and The men viii 20 back
ft.-..tr 70 ,hev are able. some OF
s.. esm, home sick. NAV not be
sad some who have not re-
COVER their strength fully, will take
-. as they are not ia condition 10
'.r-, 40 this season,
l- -e,5av Chief Engineer BOwser
.t- department, had the several
ths corpor ton fillei with :
H...- 20 a- emergency. some OF
.t- ..- been opened since the hy-
..-e rut ip. ~ the time OF the
N lt-- fire 10 was found 70 o. an
z. a .ting" 20 have reservoir
-.sir FOR u~e, to addition 10 the
}-.-..- O. Mag died Monday night
..s. 80 the adv tnce3 age Of 90 II
Ne hing Was formerly a resi-
town, bat fer many yelrs
N,,a hus,tt-. He returned
month, sjoce 20 live with his
NJ, John II. Martin, at y hose
E.,i The remains were taken
..- l-.ermeni ia Mount Hope
u.s.-, % Mt. Pleasant RebekSh
.--,r'siDcd last Friday even
E.r-.tueu They had en-
services 90 Prof. Van Am
t., automatic warblers 10
Pr. tr-g-'aiameur, and they gave
Ey interesting and anus
org to De- remembered bv
Poi Van Amturgh l. a
SD. has lately come 70 this
10 he. with his lrishmsn Pat.
make engagements with any
size 'J give a fiue entertain
tI, Varr'-rs are something very
~..,, and cake were served, and
.urr may consider their even
....-- Ia every WAY.
v,yss sad "a, glorious day
'..'Ht. interests OF Paris. south
-t hoe, was scheduled 20 play
Academy 40 the fair grounds,
H Academy 20 play FRYE
'.t-.mv ~ Fryeburg. The
High school team under
yj>.-situies after the bills
Fed aud the two games finally /
themselves into a contest be-
.a -- I'LL. and Bridgton Academy /
- grounds. Score p 20 q IN I
tN a- gtou. The Bridgtons had /
ft. am. sni the game is generally |
-5 rough one. Geo. A. VIII
- sustained an injury TO his knee /
Sely 20 keep him on crutches /
~ &. perhaps more. Horace |
gp- a rap which lOOsened some |
,-.u- ;eelh and gave him bad |
h..... .r tlF chest One OF the Brtdy- |