Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-31
The 0xford 1emoerat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.

ON AMI af,er Oct. 2. lsss. trains leave SCOUT
Paris. eoing down: 6;ts A. NJ, Sundays I,
clu,ledl, gSSA. N, Ais 2. N, Soing up g..
.S,.0P.s-. ~ Pm Sundays Included
sansiay pager train arrives .is A. NJ
soUrs PARIS rosr oyylcE-
onse Hours: s 20 u 90 A. NJ; ; 20 A. y. ,
Mails close For Portland. &c. s-s5 A. u
4fs n n. for Gorhann. Ac-. p ~ A. NJ. 8 ~ r.
Mails arrive AZ post onfee: From PortianS
&c. 1919 A. ", : NJ ?. N. IRON Gcrhan. &c
g,G N, .s-6 IN
CHURCHES.
Fhs, Congregational Church. r. J. Haushtcs
Pastor. on Sunsisy, preaching services, 10: 4
A N. and I % 2. "; Sabbath school ~ u
uriver neetsng Tuesday evening; Chrfl
nan gndeavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. l. A. Bean, Pa,
tor On sunday, morning prayer meeting. 3: 80 4
n. preaehir< service. 10 - A n. sabbath Schos
nS prayer meeting : p "; prayer meetin
Tuesday, evening, clasa meeting. Friday evening
Isaptist Church. Rev r. j. Ramssel. Pastor
on sunday, preaching service 70; ~ a. n; SAT
18th school Il n, prayer meeting 800 r. n.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED xkxrtSss.
FRAN.-ReS1lsr meetsng Tuesday evenin
on OK BEFORE fuil Bocn.
a.. -. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet
inxs. thursday evening OF each week.-Auror
E ssss arss and third Monday evening
81 each month.
Is. Of R.-Mouns Pleasant RebekAh Lodge. No
a. meets second AMI fourth frttays OF escl
month 81 Odd Fellows Han.
p % H.--PArts Grange, second Saturday o
each month. The Grange -to-e l. opcn for trzd
Wednesday and saturday Afternoons
a. a. 4. C.--Sccond and fourth Mondays o
each month
Io-G. T.-south Paris Lodge. No. sli. nee
fr.g and third Monday evenings Of each mont,
IN the y. A. X. Hal.
Ssfuriay on OF before ran moon. IN u. A. X
Nm. X. KimhAn Relief Corp. meets arss and
shiri Thursday evenings OF each month. In u
8. q. P.-Stony Brook Leage. No. Isl
meets att. A. X Hall sec0ad and fourth W esines
DAY evenings % each month.
X OF P.-Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets ever
Frt.iay evening AZ Masonic Hall
a. I. \. M.-Norway and south Paris Council
Ne, %. meets IN 4. A. X Hail every Tuesday
evening.
Frank II. Beck Is clerking In the store
Of l.. b. Andrews.
John II. Hsselton has closed his en-
gaxemeut on the street railway.
Eugene L. Gardner and family OF
Buckfield visited ~ George Hams over
sunday.
Isaac ID Cummings of South Paris has
been granted Al increase of pension from
- 20 a. per month.
4 warrant is posted for the orgsnizs-
ton of the Peoples Water Company at
The assessors office, next saturday
evening.
Mrs J.. Z. Richardson and her sister
Mrs. Peavey left Monday morning for q
visit ~ a couple OF weeks to friends 10
waterville.
The entertainment for the Christian
Endeayor has been changed from Friday
evening 20 saturday evening OF the
present week.
l.. =. SWEET Is "a Umbsgog Lake fish
ing. and Mr. SWEET Is stopping with the
family ~ his fSther, Bepj amin SWEET,
while he Is away.
Mrs. Cynthia :. Pickering, sister Of
:. stowe. died at the home OF her dsugh-
tsr IN WeStoOro, Mass, on Tuesday, the
si,h inst, aged -
The annual meeting Of the Paris
grange Building Association will be held
ir Grange Hall on Saturday, February
l,h. 20 one o'clock T. NJ.
Only six 10 i,n at present. That Is
pretty near low water mark, reckoning
from the time Vhen our county hotel
WAS supplied with steam heat.
Arthur Z. Holman snd wife have
moved into the upstairs tenement OF
Kendall SWi;;'s house, on the corner of
Gothic street and Skilliugs Avenue.
Rem0nstrsnces against the increase OF
larry Of The supreme Court judges were
circulated here last week. under the
auspices % the State Grange, and were
quite generally signed.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. have
already cut enough from their newly
purchased wood lot 70 make quite hole
iu lhc woods rs looked az from the Paris
Hill road nesr the guideooard.
The winter number OF the High school
Chronicle i In press At the Democrat
oflice. and will b. out in few days IL
j. an excellent number, with an unusu-
ally l~rce department OF locals.
dr. snd Mrs. George W. Stevens, who
died within the space OF few hours, SIS
reported last week. had had over fifty
wears 81 married lie together, instead of
forty-r,ne as wss then reported.
Can mskiug viii begin at the corn
shop a. soon "a the tin arrives, which
MS, been on the road from Newcastle,
Pa. about three weeks, and Is thought
90 have got side-trseSed somev here.
The Democrat was misiuformed lsst
week rcgsrting the time Of meeting OF
Wm \ himhall Post, G. y. X, sud
Belief Corps These bodies meet on the
f-s; Thursday and third saturday OF
each mouth.
The store formerly occupied BY +. L..
Psrlin - = harness shop IL being painted
sud pspered snd otherwise repaired, and
will - occupied by W. II. Winchester as
"a confectionery and fruit store. lie viii
live IN the tenement overhead:
Paris Grange will have literary en-
te-tSiumen;. Including the pantomime
,~iugle BlsSseGuesS", 50 Grange Hall
next Wednesday evening. Entertain
meut 10 De followed by sociab!e. Ice
cream and cake viii be for sale.
The hjcycles we're out for a few DAYS
lss, week. and the riders reported pretty
good ro4ds about the village. The cold
wave called them IN. One who Is going
hike riding in a temperature OF ten
low zero, needs three-ineh belt OF
fur Srmor from head 20 foot.
one Of our grOeerS' delivery teams
took lit,le exercise on It's own account,
l7s. Thursday. Starting from Market
square. The horse nan the entire length
oi Pine Street, thence up Western Ave
nue. 90 the corner OF Gothic Street. The
only thing damsged WAS few eggs,
and Wilbur SAYS there viii be TO loss Oh
these as he has arranged with Han
Howe % set on them.
A horse belonging 20 W. :. Austin
broke f-ou his mooriBgs and drifted
away down Pleasant Street Saturday
afternoon. He got through che squsre
SO right. though his blanket WAS dan
Cling; but near the Congregational
church he put his fore feet In the blanket
ard went in a heap, and was easily
secured. Two shafts and dssher gone,
but co damage to anything but the
sleigh.
Paris Lodge, T aud A. NJ, at its an
rgll meeting last Tuesday evening,
chose the following officers:
WM-w p Morton.
W.-Alhsrt u. Park
y W.-Fred n Evans
Treas-W. a. FrUthingham.