Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-12-06

OHsce Hours 500 70 !" A. n ." A. =. y
Mi. close For Portland, &C. sss A. NJ
90 NJ for Gorham. Sc-, s,ts A ~, No Y. n
Mats arrive Al post oiice. From Portland
a.. - A. ~. $50 p. n; from Gorham. &C
S.ENN, t@ IN
CHURCHES.
E,-,t Congregational Church. K j. Hanghson
49, an Sunday, preaching servsces. 10 q:
~ and :. % p. n, sabbath School y ~
s-,ver meeting Tuesday evening, Chris
~ EndeavOr meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church, Rev. l. A. Bean, Pas
49,, an sunday, morning prayer meeting, 80 a
rrcsehing service. 10 SA. NJ. sabbath School
~ Fpworth League Meeting, p N; even
,,y PRAYER meeting y. NJ prayer meeting
TUESDAY evening class meeting; sr,dsy evening p.a
~ Sgoday, preaching service 10 IS A N. sab
Sstb >che5l IL ~ prayer meeting 100 r. n.
p-Ty,r meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ga M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
al, ar before full moon.
To. "a. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
irs-. thursday evening Of each weck.-Aurora
Esssmpuient, hrst and thiri MONDAY evenings
~ each muuth
R-Nount Pleasant Rebekah I.olge. Ne.
81, meet second and fourth ' Fridays OF eaeh
p of H--PSrts Granre. second saturiey Of
e,,h month The Grange store u open tor Trade
We-Irs-tiav AMI saturday sfterncons
L a. o. second AMI fourth Mondays OF
81, 4. south Parts Lo.lge. No. Sll, meets
s--t ant tbirJ Monday evenings OF each month
W X Ktmban Post, No. las. meets
>,fr-..sy on OF before run noon. In q. A K
NJ Kimbau Relief Corps meets 1rst and
~ thursday evenings Of each month. IN a.
%. P-Stouy Brook Losisc. No. Isl.
meet. tt,. \ r. Hall second AMI fourth We'ines
.s... evenings Of each month
.. -HAm1u lo-tge. No 81, meets every
E-s.tay evening a. Masonic Hall
1 I M-\urway ami south Paris Council
y. '.u. meets In e.. A. x Hall every Tuesday
evening
Tr-r ct Us take the heather In
tri cir -tianizc ami LaN him
Ar.. ff b. ktrk-. Oh full his skin
NItu tUuet- a IA Maxim.
r. Aodrews was in Boston last
w.ss
Morton visited his sons family in
Au.uru frW days last week.
Master Morton Bolster spent few
d.. 0ith relatives in Auburn last week.
/. Palm has been confined 10 the
house ~ illaesS for three weeks or more.
Wv. J.coos Is rebuilding his house
which Was burned. near the Norway
B-auch crossing.
r. PAriiu OF the Siurtevant drug
,,o-, hs, been in Bostoa the past week
a'.,r Christmas goods.
Z McN-dle. who has been In charge
% ,h, freight AZ the depot, Is TO 20 on
.I. -1.t - 4 brakeman
NJ, pr. Packard Of West Paris spent
= portion 81 last week with her parents,
VI. aud Mr.. L. Il. Carter.
Alfred II. Jackson WAS chosen col
I,,,or ~ the south Paris Village Cor
ro-Aiioa al the special meeting last
Monday evening.
Gilman II. Peuley, who lives on the
Hebron road, /. moving his blacksmith
and ca-rIsg e work into the Coombs shop
90 Zine street. He runs 4 small steam
engine. aud has petitioned for license 10
80 up = small boiler. The seleetmen
give notice % hearing on his petition.
The American flag has floAted proudly
from many snOw fort during the past
f-W davs. aud the bows, with SNOWFALL
ammunition. have taken numerous les
son. ia the gentle art Of war. What's
The use % the ears universal peace
proposition. ~ long IS the boys are born
With the ,Viri, ~ tight In them:
NJ, Nancy u Marshall. widow of the
1a-, r % Co. Marshall, died AZ the resi-
deuce q Henry h White, Saturday
st'. Nov a6-h. Mrs. Marshall had
u.Ge her home with Mrs. White, her
t,ugh,er. Mrs. Marshall leaves several
sous. including Eben n Marshall Of this
:, Jr. SID one daughter, Mr.. White.
N,x, week, issue OF the u mocrst
Wi. loatsin au exceedingly Interesting
,,0.y which cannot fail to attract the
attention ~ every reNder. This romance,
fa- such 10 j.. will De OF particular in
,..,.- -u south Paris, because several Of
Guy rromiueut citizens are TO figure con-
,t-tL.L,ly in the cast OF characters IL
ttU miss IL You will miss good thing.
4 special meeting of the South Paris
y 70 Corporation viii BE- held AZ En-
%. House Hon next Thursday evening,
U.. 10 30 y NJ The meeting l.
O.. ai on petition OF charles ". Bow ker
eai other voters, and the purposes are
q. s-y t the corporation will vote 10
purchase runners for the several hose
.m.s.iss. aud 70 raise money 10 pay
-ty ,aWe,
chandler Garland and family left for
their arV hcme 10 RoXbury, Mass,
Thursday Mr. GtrlSnd has served As
r..,- since Jan. J, l>>9, under the adj
,--itiou Of three different sheriff.,
a,1 has been a most faithful aud efficient
," r- he has been collector Of taxes
the town 81 Paris since lS9l. All
'h, members II the family are highly
rr-I,o,ed and esteemed. and they leave
- srge circle OF friends who regret their
G-g.
.hr audience, what there was OF il, At
..- odd Fellows entertainment Wednes-
s.l evening. MAS well entertained. Mr..
Groves as vocal solOist and Mrs Groves
-, tali>t. Vere we'll received and very
Using. and Prof. Coles, the blind
tmpri>,, was more than immense. His
~.rs iu veutriioquism WAS astonishing.
a.e >o fsr shead OF the ordinary ven
.ui-t - hardly 10 be placed IN the
-su, I-t The stiair vas so poorly
i.'-ua.led a. 10 be losing venture.
~t-ria-elect James K. Tucker of West
it-., .ooS charge Of the Jail Immediately
upon Mr.. Garland's departure. The
family are not yet fully established here.
having simply arranged sufficient SC
y.uuod ,yious for temporary use. Mr..
Tucker nas not arranged lease for the
h9,s. a. vet 80. while Mr.. Tucker will
remain here and continue in care OF the
it. Mr.. Tucker will have 10 divide her
fm. between the Two places. Miss
El'h Fucker, their daughter, who has
'-.- .a he hospital, expects 10 come
here 10 few days,
NJ. : : stowe hears with peculiar
sorrow that Hon. f. Dudley Freeman OF
tArmuu'h Mas a passenger on the HI
faxed ,t-amer Portland, and says that
%, -ns> q hardly any one other than 3
brother could have been felt so much by
Tim During Mr.. stoves long term OF
-r-vICe IS a conductor on the Grand
IrurS Railway, Mr.. Freeman WAS fire.
4t~r' ptssenger on his train between
Yarmouth and Portland, as we're several
o't.- professional and business men who
did business iu Portland and resided 10
thr nearby towns on the line. On one
christmas eve Mr.. Freeman asked Mr..
>''We Il he should run the morning trstn
%, and on receiving so ffirm4tiye reply,
said th,t he had something to leave With
him. The next morning he handed NJ.
>.'Ve "a 2. OK e, which proved TO coz
TIN 81 leather purse, still carried aud
ur.F.i hv NJ SfOWC and insiiS the