Oxford Democrat., 1899-02-21
yhe Oxford democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

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On and amer Oct. :. lss, trains leave son.l q.
Psris: 6eisg down, 81. \, NJ ,s s'aays na y y
yN.. Tsss p.N. (suns,ays tnelasiesie
s.s',ay parer train arrives s'i9as
sarra paRTs rosr orFIcK-
o.sce Heurs: 90 10 ! 90 A. u; 500 A. n q
sa0PN- -. "a. .
s@rx. for 6orham. &c. sts A. n, 30 p n
Sitis a-Ytve AZ post Of,ice: From Portland
i9 ~ 4. NJ, 70 r. NJ. from GorhSn. &c
sSAN, 4@6 Pm
cHUscHES-
~, congregational Church. r. ,. Hsnghton
Pastor. ON sunday PSSa PrsssSeSi.s ssrSsss srSss -
-sv.- rrcetiug Tuesday evening, Cnftr
S,5 Fnaeavor meeting sunday evening
Methodist Church. Rev. L A ssAns ~ ~
t,- ,,n sunday. morning prayer meerng A
. .-.fehrr : ss,rvt,e, 10 - A. "a, sabbath >eno"
- EpvOrth League Meeting, y. NJ; even
i6s prayer meeting ?; u; gTSSssr Ssssns mssnns
is,r.ist Church. Rev. r. j. Ramssiel. Pastor
n- sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. "a, SAB
go Scho6l IL ", prayer meeting i'S p NJ
grsyer meeting Tuesday evenias'
STATED MEETINGS
rkNN.-Rexulsr meeting Tuesday evenins
'I n ~ E-Noqnt Mica Lodge. regular meet
t,r. Thgrz,lAy evening os each wceks-AErora
E~rsmpment ART and third Monday evening"
or rs e, ',S Noun; Peasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
a, ,,t.ts second and fourth Fridays Of each
,-.,r,h IN Odd Fellows Hal.
SA'R-W X. KiTnban ro~t No. its. ueets
sr.t ThursiAv and tniri Saturday evenings OF
s.,,s month in T. A. Y. Val
Wm. h kinhAll Relief COrps meets nrst
rt.-s.lar aud third "a urfAy evenings OF each
,south. IA kcl,sf Corps hAu-
q 10 H-Paris Grange, second sstur'iay OF
s,-s month Tnc Grange store l. open Tor trade
wednesday apj saturday aftcrnoons.
~. o. C.-SocoRd And fourth Mondays of
O P.-Stouy Brook Lcase. No. Isl.
meets stG A. K Han second and fourth wesines
dsv evenings Of each montA.
~ P-HamEn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
y--isv evening az Masonic Hall
aI' a N-NoF1Fay and south Paris Council
y r6. meets in q. A. X Han every Tuesday
evcl.ns
Miss Helen Ming IS at hone from
Portland.
l.. B. Andrews and wife are on a trip
20 Boston. They went Thursday.
Mrs. T. =. Barnes snd daughter Helen
ven. 20 Portland Monday morning for q
yisG.
We will forgive the blizzard, mas
much as Il brought little comfortable
uea:her along behind II.
The VoIlair stock Co. is advertised TO
nav here Thursday, Friday and Sstur-
tay evenings Of this week.
Miss Maud Douglass of the Democrat
office was called home % Canton last
week by the death ot her grandmother,
Ms Gilbert.
Franklin Maxim has sold his stand on
AIuine street 70 Mrs. Wendell Wheeler
and her sons Of Norway, and they have
taken possession.
Chief Engineer Bowker tried the
hydrsnts after the edge Of the cold wave
began 10 wear of last week, and found
them All right.
". ;. StSrojrd. Franklin Maxim and
ID X. Clifford have bought the Deacon
Henry Fobes farm on the stony Brook
road. They will cut of the wood and
timber.
The officers Of Paris Lodge, T. and \.
NJ. viii be installed az the regular meet
ing Tuesday evening of this week. There
will also be work.
NJ. Clarence Curtis snd wife OF Boston
h4ve been visiting friends In this place.
NJ sud Ms. Curtis are graduates OF the
south Paris High school
Nt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will visit
the lodge SO BUckield, Tuesday evening,
FEB n. the Invitation having been ex-
tended from last week, owing 20 the
severe storm,
4 dinner will be served by the ladies
ot the Relief Corps At the G.. \. X. hall
90 Monday town meeting day, March
t. from tWelye 20 one O'Clock z. NJ
Admission twenty cents. A large at
tendance i hoped for.
The Tubbs school closed Feb. IL.
Irving C. Thuylow, aged IL, has not
hs-a abseut half day, nor has he been
dismissed during The last three terms.
he was tardv but once, and then be had
s good excuse.
MARY II. AUSTIN, Teacher.
Charles 2. Jackson, former resident
OF Paris, now OF Haverhill, Mass, has
called on relatives here during the past
ae,k. he snd Mrs Jackson have been
n; Norway for a week or more, called
-Ls-e bv the serious illness Of their
daughter, Mrs. Swift.
Ou- Colby College students are ST
home for couple Of weeks. Their Va
ct,io- i lt'le sheaG OF the usual time,
thr lh,rge being inside fOr several rea-
sons. The chief OF which l. the physical
condition ~ many of the students who
have berl yaccinsted.
The primary school (Shurtletf pri-
msry. closed Friday. FEB. 10. Whole
number Of -eholsrs, - Average at
Tendance Si s-5. the low average being
u. account of sickness. Louise Sumuer
WAS present every half day. Geneva
Young was absent but One-haf day.
a-t Efiie Hardy, Mabel Cash and Gin
t.l Mckesu sbsent but one dsy.
EMMA +. SHUEILEFF, Teacher.
Rev. J.. II. Graham OF Rumtord Falls
V give an Illustrated lecture at the
Bsr-i,; church this Monday evening
entitled "FoUr days In London The
lecture will De finely illustrated WithS
ahgu. - stereopticOn views. The pro
c-ets viii 90 t0ws.d paying OF the dees
oa rh- lew Baptist parsonage st Rum
FORD Falls. Mr. Graham l. an interest
ing speaker and the lecture deserves
h-gs patronage.
The village emerged slowly from the
drifts after the tremendous storm of the
t-,- ~ last week 1, was Friday before
rt- street cars got down 70 the end OF
-le .ua. with 3 good crew shoveiing
and ,e-sping aud picking IL Was almost
SIS .a,r H,f)rs the rO4ds and sidewalks
sa- gscSed down 20 comfortable hard
Ness. TIE Grand Truul trains got
through Tuesday. but none OF them
uni. 3te 10 the day. By The last OF the
He-S. things got down 70 about their
norma. condition.
The congregational Church al It's
meeting Friday evening voted 70 accept
-hp resignation OF Rev. r. j. Hau2hton
So rsS.or. and gave him letters OF CON-
meuta-jo0 IS follows:
Ee-a.ve.l. Tli4t We tue members Of the flrst
H- .reEatioual church IN south Pans, DO reeve
tlc nj isuati1u OF our pastor. Rev X j.
hi.shtou, win feelings o; SorrUw anu resiet
As We .ook hssk Oyer the six year of hls pator-
l-e ut"- u-, W. cannot but be thankful 20 me
's9ai wh1 rU.r- all thing- that he nas 50 ole-t his
faithful. earnest preaching of the 6o-pe. %
tIri-t O. g- lu the addition Of meJn oerr 70 our
chu7ch AMI thai his l2bors have tended T. its
--urrr. welfare and prosperity, and nu Il 80
H~Ir-ei fHat le -hsli 20 away from "a. we mpst
heartily -.c.r mend him wherever he may 70
S. one WHO e1rne.tly and fearlessly preaches the
plain t,.-rs. message as found In Gods orb
whether men III, rvceiye or reject ~
DEACON HENR1 FOBE>. Committee
p LARRABEE, N d, on
a. SHy ETLEFf, kesctutlohs'
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