Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
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SOUTH PARIS.
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snurs PARts rosr oFFIcs.
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W. w. .,o-e For Portland. &c. IS A. ~. %
pM.: for Gorham. se, ~ NJ, $50 z. N
Mans arrive AZ post Office: Prom Portland.
ga ". /. 81 P. NJ, from Gcrham. &c.
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CHURcaEs.
81, 9o,grexational Church. r. J. Haueheon.
Ps.tor ON Sundsy. preaching services. ~ -
:, AMI 80 p. ", sabbath school - n.
s-.vsy meeting Tuesday evening; Cnrfssisn
Sis,vor meeting sunday eycnlng.
h,.iss.s.si,st ChnTch, Rev l. A. Bean. Pastor.
~. S~nFav. morning prayer meeting. 30 A.
= rrearhing service. 10 caS A. N saooath school
n Epworth League Meeting. SIS p ~,
evening prayer meeting ?; N, srsSsr . msruns
fqsel l,ts, SSnrth. Rev r. ). Rsmsdei, Pastor
On SIS ,ay. preaching service 10 Is A. NJ. Sab
- - ii II n, PRAYER meeting Ieo Y. H.;
r-,yer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Paris Loige, No. ~. REGULAR
,...,tng Tues DAY evening on or before fal moon
- a. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,,'.. thursday evening" OF each week.-Aurora
TScanpment. first and thru Monday evenings
Of e S', ~ Noun, Pleasant Resekah Lodge. No
g. mce,s second and fourth trfisys OF each
,r,Btr in odd Fellows Hall.
Nv X Kimbsil Post. No. las. meets
A., Ttur.itav aud third Saturday evenings OF
49, month, ia q. A. X HaA
T h Kimhan Relief Corps meets ar~t
r,.-.f.v anI laird saturday evenings OF each
=; V-Paris Grange, SECOND Saturday Of
...t month. The crAnge store i open fostraie
"Wednesday AMI >ai0risy aitetbooa.,
/. ID a C-Sccond and fourth Mondays OF
ID, P.-Stony BROOK Losige, No. Isl.
..sst.stt, A. r Hal second and fourth Wed
r,....ay evenings Of each month.
~ P-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every |
Friiav evening Al Masonic hsh
Miss Sadie Greene of New York Is a
guest at Judge Wilson's.
NJ. Jeunie Shurtleif Of Portland has
been visiting ~ \. l.. Shurtlefrs.
Mr.. ChSrles Harmon of Caribou, Ne,
3. visiting her sister, Mrs. W. l.. Gray,
10 tins place.
risyza Il being built on the south
side 81 the Bemis house on High Street,
owned % J. II. SJusrt.
NJ. Jessie swift OF the Lewiston
Jru-n,l ,txfi has been spending few
5gv, here, u guest at George b. Crock
a,,s.
Work has begun on the frame for the
s,,ersion % the store house Of the Paris
NJ .rutscturing Co, and IL will be put up
speedily.
" \. Blake, sam Stinchfield and Gus
Record spent several days camping ana
i,hiog near Mute Brook In Woodstock
a., week.
:. r. Maxim Is putting the steel front
~ bis new block on Market Square. IL
. a good design, and will make hand
ONE building.
Naphtali Nilsson, for many years 8
esident Of south Paris, was In town the
.-.t Of last week, and, as one man ex-
,res,ts Il, doesn't look a day Older
hAu he did forty years ago"
shirley Pulsifer OF birmingham,
lass. formerly Of south Paris, is visit
~ his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Iran Puisifer. He Is In the employ OF
be Dennison Manufacturing Co.
Newton :. Stowell. Esq, OF Dixtield,
i.i,ed his sister, Mrs. W. Il. Edwards,
~ week. He was accompanied by his
40 daughters and Miss Grace Bartlett,
no came 10 attend the high school ,
radGStion /,
Mr.. Minnie Robinson Of Norway will I
i've parliamentary drill 70 the ladies
Z the south Paris W. c. L. L. next
thursday afternoon At hslf-past three,
the ladies' Relief Corps Hall.
rieuis % the Union and all who would
e Interested in such drill are cordially =
lyited 20 attend.
This American msniA for "bigness" Is
-opping out In south Paris. One of our
tfzsus has applied IL 20 bean poles and !
1w the bows are annoying him with ;
.ch questions "a: "Did YOU SET 'ew :
ith a pile driver?" Has the electric =
sht company seen them:' "Does
eander know you took en-
NJ. Arthur +. ROYAL and Miss Mabel {
Harlow OF this plSee were msrried al
-unsWick Monday Of last week oy Rev.
2 Wheeler. They returned at once
south Paris, and are keeping house
b stairs in George Wiss's house on
othic street. Both are highly esteem :
I Young people, and have the best
shes OF many friends.
Hon. Charles T.. I.ittlefield, while at
lU,h Paris last Wednesday, looked
.,~ the plant OF the Paris MSnufsctur- :
= 60 IL was % special interest 10 him, 4,
from the age OF 10 till he Was %, be ,
a. a wood worker himself, and during [,
0st % that time had charge OF crew /,
men. He was much pleased with ,
hat be saw, the establishment being
,usiderablv larger and finer than he had
opposed.
In another place ia this paper is list ,
.ltrihuted by an Andoyer friend or The
.u,ocrat. Of sixty-four varieties OF
-is observed Ia that town by lady :
Do i sn expert Ornitholcgist. lhe
ri 9Th OF the list will probably he sur
-..e 10 nine-ten'hs of the readers In {
her places the list might be shorter,
ID vet observation BY skilled lover OF !
-ts in ANY Of our country towns would
-ahably result in s list longer than 4
a,t people would expect. For the last '
80 wears Il has been = fsct If general
.,e that the song birds have been IN Z
,u4llv plenty In this sectiOn-snd may I
l-y never grow less
The supposed settlement of the track I
..l's strike vas so soon done for, thst {
seemed 20 be a cause OF wonder what {
Us, ever begun for. The men were .
.,,ruc,ed 70 20 20 work Monday morn :
z pending settlement Of the differ I
1c-. by committee OF reference They Z
.purted for work accordingly, but were {
-to-med lha, they hSd been discharged,
"a must make individual written sppii-