Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-19
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SOUTH PARIS.

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GRAND rsUSK RAILWAY.
.r., fAot. =. lsss, trains leave South
~ soins down: u A. N. sundays IN
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~ Ssper train arrives 3 IsAn
cHURcHEs.
s,-., Congregational Church. Rev. - =.
80 N. D., past,r. Preaching sersices. 10 -
krveA7, 20 p NJ; sunday School le ~ Y.
.tRP.s; Church prayer meeting on
..S.v evening At ~ o'siock Al, ncs other
ises, ,Ssns-ts,l. are cordially invited.
wise ,Js'D.I,st church, Rev. |. A. Bean, Pastor.
as'.t.r nnornibg prayer meeting. $50 A.
,rsarbing service, 10 - An ssDnsth school
n sgwerth League Meeting. SIS r. n,
evening PRAYER meeting = ~ y,sSs sr s ws
Tuesday es 'sn-SS Pey' II. j. kamssieh. Pastor.
-. spn5sv. preaching service iots A. n. sab
S.ts Schlol " ~ PRAYER meeons -" y ~
n-xver meeting Tuesday evening
STAYED MEETINGS.
- N-Pzrss Lodge, No. ~ REGULAR
.s.t,ns TUESDAY evening on or before fail moon.
10 o. E-MOunt Mica Lciss, resalAr meet
Trsspment arss and third Monday evenings
o. S go R@Moup, Pleasant RsbekAh Lodge, No.
D. meets second and tsgr'h s''dAss VI SA'o
GGR-WK kiulbSn Post. No las. meets
a., Jbur.day and third Saturday evenings OF
ga month, IN q. A. K Han
w x kimban Relief CoTpe meese nret
regr..lnV AMI thiri Saturday evenings OF each
r,onth In kslief Corps Hall
n ~ H-Psrts Grange, second saturday OF
each month Ihs SrsRsS s:,sT = Sss'
TO. 4. C-Second and fourth Mondays OF
each month. - -. ~ ~,
-, X HAL second and foarth Wei
,r.llay evenings OF each month
4 P-Hamnn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friday evening Al Masonic Han
Harold II. Thsyer is doing chores In
the Democrat office.
Mrs.. y. A. Pingree Is visiting at her
parents home In Biddeford.
Miss Rebeccs Hibbs Of Hebron is visit
Ing her cousin, Mrs. Z. c. Tribou.
Mrs. Bert Day Of West Paris has been
a recent guest Of Mrs. 4. =. Shaw.
O. Z. Andrews, OF Lowell, visited at
his fathers, c. G.. Andrews, last week.
Nrs.C. A. Record Of Norwen, Mass,
i visiting her parents, Geo. B. Crockett
and wife.
Mrs. George Hsrgrave OF Portland
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Morton, lssE week.
Advertised letter In the South Paris
post Office Dec. Is;
Nj I'M Cummings.
Nrs. wm. Novel;, Of Fairfield, who
has been visiting At Mrs. j. I. klchsru-
sons, hss returned home.
As Monday OF next week IL Christmas,
he next issue OF the Democrat viii not
be printed until Tuesday, one day later
than assl.
Mrs. George Briggs, Miss Grace IhAy-
e- Ms. G.. A. Wilson and MRS. water
GrSy attended grand opera In foF'iSno
last Thursday evening.
All members OF last winters whist
Climb nre notified that there will be
marty At G. A. X. Hall Tuesday evening
~ This week and they are al expected
% be present.
NJ. lydia Rounds spent Sunday 10
.,n,r, She WAS scSompA MED home oy |
her dsughter. Miss sue Rounds, who Is
:, nome for two weeks vacation from |
her duties as goyerness IN the family OF
Governor Powers At Houlton.
AC.Hsll and wife will leave this
week for Kansas CITY Mo, where they
Uiu visit their son, Herbert T. Hall, for
: few weeks, and will then 20 TO Paw
huska. Oklahoma, where they Vii re-
main for the winter With their daughter
Mrs Herbert c. Ripley.
The latest dandelions are reported |
from the Cummings lot NJ the court
house grounds, where the men Who are
getting out the rocks found three yei-
1oW blossoms wide open, lSst Thursday
Dec. Ia. Since that day IL has been
rather cold for summer fruits.
WI. Penfold has left the hospital
=, Montreal. and Is 81 Gorhsm, y. n
he sin continues 20 improve somesnN,.
NJ Penfold WAS here last week, out |
has zone hack 20 GOrham, taking her
Younger SOP, Raymond, with her. Master |
Ralph viii 20 there 70 spend CHRISTMAS
Ma A ID. Cotton Of Windsor, VI, u
,,isi,i,, her nArepts. Hiram Pulsifer and /
- She viii remain here for two or |
,hree weeks. sud viii then visit her four
hrotbsrs In Massachusetts, and from |
there will 20 70 Richmond, Va, where
she will spend the rest OF the winter
With her husband.
Nesrly forty members OF Mount fleAs
Ant Rebekah Lodge braved the ram shc
mud last Tuesday afternoon, ara s'Sr.eo
for Buckfield, Nhere they were ntertN'n-
cd hy Good Faith Lodge, ana miae
several new RebekShs for that lodge |
The visitore speak In enthusiastic terms
% the reception aud entertainment
which the Buesfield people gave them
The biggest load Of venison for the
season went through South Paris last
THURSDAY noon. There were hve deer
pscked into the wagon. heads ana
points" and they made quite oispiS!'
The lucky hunters were a. IL WINK
Frank Hartman aud Ralph SturteSsnN'
and the load left town IN the direction
OF Streaked Mountain. The deer were
shot in StOneham.
Wednesday morning WIFI -n.4. -,
ton. son OF c. H. Msrstou, and Melville
CHAIRMAN, son Of Eben L. Chapman,
went TO school, they took TO the Ice al
the Park street bridge, and went down
the river. Allie, with skates on, was
ahead. Melville walking behind. Inc
Ice wss weakened by the tbaw, and Al
lie vent through. ',just settled 10, as
the bows express it. Melville started TO
help him, but took only step or two
before be TOO was in. The only explains
ton that the boys give OF their getting
out OF IL is that they ''clim out" Meth
or OF them went in all over, though they
Tot pretty vet, nor did either OF them
touch bottom, and they don't kno" nov
deep the water is where they went
through. But they may consider them
selves fortunate that they still have the
privilege OF numbering the earth.
A smssh-up enlivened things IN Market
square for 3 few minutes last Monday
afternoon about O'Clock. r l.. Cum
mings Was driving down Pleasant street,
G. NJ. Hatch in the buggy Win nm
~ Shnrtleff-s the horse took fright 81