Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-25
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CHURCHES.
So, Congregational Church. z. J. HAughtoa.
Psstor an sundSy, pres n.ns sshs.eI Il " - >
meeting Tuesday evening; Christian
49, meeting sunday evening.
80 Chusch Rev. l. \. Bean, Pastor.
n. Sua.iay. moroing PRAYER mssen sA ss, =,
Trworth League Meeting. sl9 p n !,
L-.-,1y drawer meeting ?. N prayer meenng
T"--.isv evening q SIS me- ting, frtisE eyeains
tIsssrr.tt church, Rev r J. RAmsdel Pastor.
So AZ preaching service 10 'sS A. NJ, Sab
Us n h " PRAYER meeting 90 ?. n;
49, aeetng TUESDAY evening
srArED MEETINGS
- M.-PAris Lodge, No. a. Regular
- r,,e-.isv evening on or before fuli moon.
al
a., Tnr-~iay sveniRg " each weeks-Aerora
v,Eumtnt. fret and ttfrt Monday evenings
eSa, Mount Plesssn, RebekSh Lodge, No.
a. uert, second sud terTth frtiASs OF eaeh
,,r hi n,!t Feuov.' Hall
- r w h kimbAn Post. No. lt>, meete
y rl4--.fav a1d third saturday evenings OF
- r,at1. iu 80. a x Hal
eW- Amhau Relief Corps meets nrst
-. ar tn.ri saturday evenings Of each
-rr .r kaNFe turpz Hall
Yari. 6raugc second saturday of
81 -.-rt The grange store l. epen for trade
Waf-s-lsg an1 saturday Afternoons.
TDI. Second and fourth Mondays OF
80 r-Stony BrvOk Loage. No Isl.
-. Ii d. 4 E. Hal sccOn1 and f0arth Wed
-.-.ss .te- q. 90 each mouth
Is. Ham tu LCiEv, No, ~. meets every
va. -... . st Masonic hah
wm p. Morton hiss been east on a
business rip.
HOG " " Bolster OF Auburn WAS In
toUa s,. Tuesday.
Ca. Wm T. Eustis Of Dixtield Was at
south Paris Thursday.
g,-I.sn Tolmsn % Pennington Wis
lied h.- parents here last week
NJ. Jgli, p. Morton will 90 TO Bos-
,o- Tuesday Cor wish 20 relatives.
He. Morton i putting bay window
on In, south SIDE Of his house on High
S.-rt,
p e. Morton Of Auburn visited his
r-e.-. Nr. and Mrs. J. J. Morton,
Tuesday.
Jus,ar Flfsld and family have moved |
into .hs cummings house next TO the
ste o.. Hotel Central.
The aeV dsh and game laws are now
I- '1-c, Better take 4 copy Of them |
s.ong v l,h YOU, Il YOU 20 out for day.
Jacob Nichols and wife have returned |
from Dorchester. Mass, where they |
.per. the winter with their daughter,
Nj, Warren SWEET.
". 4. Siinchfield and family have
moved from the Robertson house on
W,,.s-a Avenue into rent In +. l..
Miue,;'- new house.
George Ham and family have moved
'-om ihy Rockingham rent into their
house on Western Avenue ooSghi OF
Ge0rgs II. Robertson.
Fr,ak 3. Fcgg has sold one-hAlf OF
his livery stock and business 70 W. Il.
Russell Nj Russell has hsd previous
experience 10 the livery business.
Newell Cook. the veteran stable man,
!. about % open = livery and boarding
sable s., n, J. u. Williams place, st the
Junction % High and Park Streets.
e. Chase Is digging the cellar for
new house. for his own occupancy, on
The IVES, side OF Western Avenue, next
south 90 The house OF W. b. Stuart,
built LAST year.
p,gsrur Furner, vho moved from
BueshrId % south Parts, has 5-yesr-
old Durham COW that he thinks Is a good
oa-. and savs IL will take Sn even slOO
Co induce him 20 part with her. She
make, 40 pounds Of butter day
through he best Of feeding time.
Hiram Cummings, who had the mis-
fortune % .ose his wife recently, will
leave hl> farm ia this town and go 70
Auburn 90 reside with bis son, Rev. {.
Cummings Mr. Cummings has been
=
q Paris. and Ne regret not only the
csu-,. but also he loss of good citizen
i- h., departure.
The farm oW ned ard occupied for the
ps-- a.ue,etu years by Hirsm /. Cum
ming, sill be sold II auction on Tues
d,r. VI, s.h, 10 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Also
81. .t- same time the farming tools,
,.gh sud horse. aud household fur
r.-l-. >ale viii continue until every |
.i.-. &, sold Posters now oct contain |
o. ,-stement Of the numerous articles
90 %, SOLD
Wr-s oa :. L. M,Xim's new block on |
Nt-s., square has gone on rapidly the |
us,. aerS The frsme ~ the trst story |
8. u,. ,he second floor Is on, and the |
W ., - he second story are going up |
7. evident even nov that u u going "a |
b, y building, with some nice stores |
.c r. sud thst ii will be an immense ad- |
t.-. 20 the appearance OF Market |
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A. -he reception given 70 Rev. X. j
U.egl-ou 10 the Congregational vesiry
~. ,sday evening, short entertain
Ar. "H~ Elhfus anu ~ NAN'AA ~e% -
vr-. served Rev. B. ;. RideOut pre-
.s.-.- Mr.. Hsus hton = handsome gold
vr-.t. -he gift OF friends, With suitably
Inscribed case Although genuinely
.tsr- -v surprise, Mr.. Hsughton made
o.. Z I'D graceful response.
AT -.,ct-ic water heater has been In
,-s.,s FOB FIetcher's barber shop. And
't- 'trg that puzzles the greenhorns l.,
abe. -ty current il turned OF, oy put
..E hand OF the tank holding the
ts-. ui the other on the water tap,
r.u g- .urveu; enough 20 be- disagree
,'... ehif- II the current il on snt the
hester p, sizzling, you get in the same
Way barely enough 20 feel il.
Ar5 .he band played ou-snd some OF
Dr. IN school boys almost wish II
tai-- Wsshburu's big double minstrel
-.uF.l9 had pretty good band that
cove Us three lively selections IN the
square tuesday noon Az they came
from Norway on the l2 - Car, IL was
dang s-oU,ly near 20 school time. and
some 20 the boys thought they liked
music. better Than srudV 80 IL was about