Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-10
The oxford democrat
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.


a, and after Oct. .. lsss. trains leave South
y,r,. Going down eG An, Sundays In
tl.isN. s8SA. NJ, 4:is p. ~; Going up: s,sS
Ns,t0P s. r.x Sundays inclnded)
Sur.lsy payer train arrives = - An.
SOUTH PARIS rosr oFfick-
once Hours 80 90 20 A. ~; 500 A -. C
SraF.N VI. -, -
t.Ir n for GOTham. &c, s'ss A. ~. NJ p. n
Mails arrive at pos, ofhee: From Portland
A. NJ, 70 P. N; from Gorham. Sc-
IIAM, &t8 Pm
st-.t congregational Church. X. J. Haughton,
p,.tar. 90 sunday, preaching services, y; q
n snd 90 2. N. sabbath School II n;
- meeting Tuesday evening, Chris
~ Fn.l-ayOr meeting sunday evening.
N,tsesli-t Church, Rev. I. A. Bean. Pas
Cor ,n >1p. servSe' 70 sabbath school
o. Epworth League Meeting. p. NJ; even
Inc rvtycr meeting Z p "; PRAYER meeting
... evening, class meeting. Friday evening
..,-t tburch. Rev T. J. Ramsieh. Pastor.
r.. 81. Iay preaching service 10 ~ A N. Sab
r-,- >saoJl = NJ, prayer meeting 100 ?. n {,
-...s- meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on n .,to-r full moon.
ru.l. F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
f-.- THURSDAY evening % each Heek.-Aurora
fmsut drsg and thi-d Monday evenings
..t.r month.
...R Mount Pleasant Rehekah LOaxe. No.
81. meets Second And fourth Fridays OF each
-.. ir u.ii Fellows Hall
10 H-Paris orange. second saturday OF
...- H4rth The Grange store Is open for trade
u -s-..ay ant SATURDAY Afternoons
50, o.->ccond ami fourth Mondays Of
r.o south Paris Lcdge. No. Sil. nee
,htrl Monday evenings OF each month
Nv X KimbAn Poet. No. las. mests
~-,s 1u or before fun moon. IN c. A H.
a Kt-rsal Rebel Corl,s meets arst AMI
thursday evenings of each month, In q.
/. Ha..
D P.-Stony RrcOk Lodge. No. Isl.
-.,l.sto,. :. X Hal -ccond AMI fourth Weslnes-
..,-. r.-. az each munth-
F-Hamtn Lodge, No. 81, meets every
evening" at Masonic Hal
M Norxay AMI south Paris Council.
...gl, Boz q. A X Han every TUESDAY
s.ua futile 81 Rumtord Was NJ South
.. saturday
V., Celia Preutiss, Of Brighton, Mass,
Dr., H.,a visiting a few days at =. +.
Na>a-
n ~,usrt's house that was damaged
and water few weeks since, has
t. -.pa.red
~, " Turner % SjOnehsm, Mass,
s.-.aE hs father, Decatur Turner.
-r,- relatives here.
..-.a, Iuell and Arthur r.. Forbes
a... been araWu a. traverse jurors for
- l,rruH-v term of court.
Jesse VI Whitney OF this place has CO.
SEED boz The I uited States regular army,
sd reported for duty 81 Fort Preole
'.s DAVIS since.
4 elm5cr % citizens are taking steps
-Fari orgauizing another water
H4ry. 90 supply their own houses,
p.-hsPs others, with water.
.-g, ". cook has returned from
l-U where he has been engaged for
time 10 building. lie has built
..> ..a.meut, two double and two
ST. aud Mrs. II. W. Deunison have
moved into the rent In Frank Taylor
t.-r which hiss been occupied by W. j
Wheeler md family, and which they
SEED ag moving back into their re-
r.....i house.
Ia. -
...-t. inb Of plumbing for Fred l.
his new house. IL is one OF
OBJ. .-t modern houses Ia the place,
d. ..lh room, set tubs Ia the base
-.- etc.. and steam heating system
tf entire house Everything first
1855 and up-to-dste.
p Burbank has returned home
from oxford. where he has been build
.-. very nice house for Mrs. Edwin
I m..d Mr. Burbank il now max
.h, %. - for an extension 10 Ms
h..t- summer hotel. the Oxford Spring
f-. What Mr. Burbank builds will
..-.. well for he j. ;irst-clAss WORK
It. new hose puugs were delivered
a., .u commission the last OF The
r., They ar heavy, low-huilt pungs,
~. g with -hsfts for 8 horse, and with
...rr-s turned up ~ the back end.
hose Instead OF being reeled u fold
: sUd forth. AZ first glance they
.savv, but they need 10 be strong
-.s.l The kiuds Of use that they are
90 get.
T. .G,rrs ~ Noun, Mica Lodge,
... 2 Nrre rot installed last Thur
.,.rirg. owing 20 the Illness Of the
= officer Il i tXps cted that
-a.. vii. he iustSIled Thursday evening
.'-r.- week The elected Off ,ers are
Horace T. swan
w \ Barruws
Hollis
\ >hu-tler
r.s.A ..n Maxim
-ue Co. u the freight business nov
done on the Grand frank may BE-
--f.--i from the amount carried out OF
nd Ca one week bv ocean steamers.
--g the week FROM Dec. p 20 Jan. /,
...- ocean steamers loaded AZ Port
tsking t0tHi OF or ,6j3 bushels
..-..n and 1889 carloads % packsge
III. During the week thu Grand
handled about 200 cars Of freight
.v That Was q record week.
r.- Paris Manufacturing Co. has
%, the stumpsge on the Berry lot,
rd. about IL acres, living IN the
.hV,s,eru part of Sumner nesr the
-..-r end ot Molly Ockett Mountain.
70 amount Of lumber will De cut
curing the present winter. r. l.
~ West Paris i setting up a.
Ha mill 20 SAW The lumber, ant r
tsyr- % this place has the j1h OF
sud hauling The lumber will
ned and stuck on the lot, snd w
r.r will b. hsuled % West Paris
tivd on the ears for transportation
~urh Paris. Preparations for the
BOW oeiug made.
Tsthy She fell a victim to her
-e. sud while she wasn't exactly
.rsd. they DO say IL was about a.
1h of teheading as the otficiS
.r-- ever did in Paris. She lived
vicinity q the corn factory, and
ned what tOOthsOme article
sweet corn ia A feW DAYS sine"
5rs tour of investigation about
Glory. and discovered a can partly
e- sith corn which some one had
away. She psrtOok Of the re-
r,rr and IN so doing, a. many AL
SO has done under similar cireum-
20, her head wedged into the
With The can on her head ss a sort
t,msu's black cap, she started
for home Her route lay across
-r.s q the Norway Branch Rail
she probably did not see the
Hh.eh Wss coming Just then, snd
u- he noise of IL added 10 her
A. any rate. she got her head
rail AZ the instant the locomo-
-r heel reached the spO-. Death was
--dly instantaneous and painless
some bows who came along picked