Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-08-15

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GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
n, and after Jsse ~. lses. trains leave South
Paris Going down; ~ a sgndays "a y,
css' - . n 10 Is 2. n. (Sunsssys includetl
sws'isy paper train arrives iosis Az.
cHUScHEs.
81, CONGREGATIONAL Church. ON sunday.
s.blng services. 10; as A. NJ and : 90 2. \.
sSb,fh school la NJ, prayer meeting fues'
Ssv evening. Christian kndeayor meeting
>I ssl,So'list Church. Rev I. A. Bean. Pastor.
"a sunday. morning prayer meeung sSa A.
presehlag .sry'ss, ~ Ns.s,ss AS ss senSoi
s,fning prayer meeting p. N; prayer meeting
Tue.iSy evening class meeting, Friday eysalug.
RAptist church, Rev. r. y kamsieii. fsstor'
n. Snrtav. preaching service 10 - A n: sab,
go Sch,I y N; PRAYER meeting 90 p. n.
v-aygr meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-PAris Lodge. No. ~. REGULAR
LING Tues,iay evening on or before fali moon.
1 - Mount Mia Lodge, regular meet
irgs. Thursday evening" ., sssa seek--Aarors
Eucampmrht' Nv @'@ s"a'N -"~@N'J S'NAee
% ca, ~ Mount Pleasant RsbekAh Lodge. No
q, meet, secoud and fourth Fridays OF each
-.,ptr la U,ii Fellows HAh.
R-w n. KimhSl Post. No las, meets
A. THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of
- -onth. IN q. A. X Hail
NJ Kmban Relief Corps meets erst
reu--lsv AMI third SATURDAY evenings OF each
r,,1th In Relief Corps Hall
p gf H-Paris Grange. second Saturday OF
s,-b month. The Grange store l. open fortrade
W-lrs-lav and saturday sfternoons-
n 0 {, Second and fourth Mondays Of
y \, q. P.-ssony BROOK Lodge. No Isl,
,,arts q q, A. r. Hal second and foarth Wed.
rf..l.r evenings Of each month.
k N F-Hamin Lodgc. No, 81, meets every
Eri.sy evening AZ Nasoaie Hall
Ge, your sweet corn while IL Is green
% Roy curtis.
r. y. Haskell and Mss Hattie are
visiting relatives In Auburn.
Mr.. Charles Brett Is visiting In
Rochester and Newmarket, y. II.
M-s. J. =. Emerton Of Auburn has
visited her sister, Mrs. Pred Scott.
Miss Harriet Newell Of Sumner visited
her niece, Mrs. J. ID. Haynes, las, week.
Miss Annie Stearns Il on visit 10 her
sister, Mrs. Hall, In Cambridgeport,
MSS
M. ! r Cochrane and daughter
Helen Of Hsllowell are visiting friends
On town,
NJ, Frank Norris OF Auburn has been
the guest Of William NJ. Shaw snd wife
8. the Andrews House.
Mrs.. Walter SWEET and daughter Eva
arr visiting her uncle, Capt. Benz.
Webster, on Cushing's Island.
George NJ. d. Reed and wife Of Win
,h-op Beach. Mass, are At Sheriff Tuck
e-', Tor a stay OF few weeks.
NJ. aid Mrs Charlie Bonney OF
sumner we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
D. Haynes saturday and Sunday.
Mrs.. VIII Neal aud daughters Eva
and Martha Of Portland are visiting At
NJ. SlinChfield's for a week or so.
Ms. Ella wsleOtt II Brooklyn, y. Y,
and Mrs. Dowst Of Vienna, Maine, have
been spending few days AZ y. G.
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Edwards and Miss
G-Sce ThSyer spent several days At Old
O.chArd last week.
Miss BerthS Shaw returned from her
visi, % Boston the first OF last week.
Her cousin, Miss Florence Morse, came
with her for visit.
Mss Edith Bates and Miss Grace Alb
bltl % ASingtOn, Mass, spent few
dSvs with Miss AobOtt's aunt, Mrs. j.
i Haynes, last week.
Mrs. A. Z. Bigelow snd daughter
GlSdvs from -. Adams, and Mrs. Will
u % Marble aud baby from Lewiston,
visited at A. J. Bigelow's Sunday.
A party from this place, consisting OF
,. II. Skillinzs, A. {. Il. King, Henry
gary and :. c. Burnell, left saturday
f1r 4 weeks fishing trip TO Four Ponds
Mr.. Ora BCmpus returned sunday
from . weeks visit with his wife AZ
Onset, Mass Mrs. Bumpus has been
there several weeks and Is much i'm
proved in health.
Ernest Z. Psrlin closed his engage
meu; In Bath after short stay and re-
turned 70 South Paris, and Is again |
greeting his many friends behind the
counters Of the Sturtevant drug store.
Rev. and Mrs. /. A. Bean are getting !
comfortably settled 10 the new Methodist
parsonage on Pine Street, which Is one
OF the prvttiest and most modern houses
go the village, convenient and eoslforta-
bic
Rev. ". j. Buchanan OF Oxford, who |
is supplying the Congregational pulpit |
for the mouth Of August, delivered =
sermon sunday which Is highly COM
mended hy sll who heard IL. be
breaches next sunday AZ the usual hour. |
4. II. Andrews viii sell AZ auction,
next Thursday, Aug, l., 81 l p. NJ, at
his residence. several head Of stock, car |
riages. farming tools, household furni- |
ture, etc. A partial list OF the articles is
given In the advertisement In our sdver-
Using columns.
several men from neighboring towns
were in the plsee Saturday on their way
% attend the funeral OF Judge Stesrns at
Norway, among them Hon. A. +. Her
rick. Ellery c. Park, G.. X. Wiley and +.
: Knborn OF Bethel, and James l..
Bowker Of Brysnt's Pond.
Roy Curtis sud Ray Fsrrar have re-
turned from a bicycle trip 20 Falmouth,
Portland. old Orchard aud kenneounk,
making two days visit TO Roy's
brother, Everdell Curtis, who IL employ
cd A. boOk-keepeT for Rice 4 Hutchins,
shoe manufacturers OF henneounk.
Mrs. Mary L., widow OF the late
Luther Z. wiuslOw, died AZ the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. John Csverly, Tues
dav. aged 3 wears. Mrs. winslow had
been a worthy member Of the Methodist
church for many yesrs. The funeral
Was attended BY Rev. |. A. Bean al the
house Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. B. Edwards re-
turned home Saturday from two weeks
vacation Al Dixfield and Old Orchard IN
greatly Improved health They are
greatly enthusiastic over the climatic
conditions at the latter place, snd the
varied opportunities for mental, physical
and religious entertainment which that
popular resort affords
The officers OF Oxford County attend
ed nearly in body the state convention
OF county commissioners held at Auburn
last Wednesday, and the excursion 10
Merrymeeting Park with which the affair
closed on Thursday. The Oxford County
party WAS made up OF County Commis-
siOner Philhrook and wife, Register OF
Deeds Bean and wife, Register oil FRO
bate Park and wife, Sheriff Tucker ana
wife aud their guests, Mr.. keeo sno
wife, Clerk Of Courts Whitman, ana
County Treasurer Atwood and wife ana