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

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GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
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80. Going down: 6ll A - ~,
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49, paper train srriyes sls A. n
r-s, Congregational Church. kes. W -;
81. ~ b, pastor. freaenins seIS,ses. T" "
.tsPM; Church prayer meeting on
-, evening AZ 10 o'clock. Al. NOS other'
srss-srd, are cordially invited.
ss~.ss.i,.t Church. Rev. 4. A. sean. rssser'
GA lslrg .sryice. 10 IS A. n sabbath school
Egxerth League Meeting. slS 2. ~
.-i,s drawer meeting ?. n prayer mceuns
rVs.isy evening; eess |sSgns ssssS e,sasss
sESesv. preaching service 10 As A. n; sab
On $500 b N: PRAYER meeting 90 Y. NJ
s-sy,r meeting Tuesday evening
stated MEETINGS.
rkA M.-Paris L0tgs, No. ~ RexaiAr
20, TuesdAy evening Oh OF before fuii moon
g-M0unt Mica Lodge, regular meet
4. y T1s.-..isy evening OF each week.-Aurors
iysss.,.pTent, irst and third Monday evenings
0feAce p'Oo Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
.. --.ts .esoad AMI fourth Fridays OF each
ss,,tn lr odd Fellows Hal. -
Wv X. kimbAn Post, No lts. meet.
al THURSDAY and third saturday evenings OF
- .,,,th In L. A. u Hall
~ KimhAn Relief Corps meets nrss
,N,,.i,v AMI thir,i Saturday evenings OF each
,epth. N Relief Corps Hall 60, -.
- IA Paris SrAnse, second saturday Of
- ronth The Grange store u 0pen tortrsne
Weines.lAy AMI saturday Afternoons.
- /. ~....snH aul fourth MuGlAf- VI
o. P.-stony Brock Lodge. No. 81.
20 II 4, A X. HAN >econ0 and fcersh wei
.ssi,v evenings OF each malth-
Sc HSmrn Ioise. No, 81. meets every
yrtiay evening a MAsoesc Han
Ms. Edith Bigelow OF Sumner 10
stopping Al Walter hsxims.
Miss Helen Hammond, OF Paris Hin,
visited Mrs. L. \. shaw and Mrs. Tyler
lsst week.
NJ / A. Jackson has moved from
P.ris HILL into rent In George Wise's
house on Gothic Street.
Alton c. Wheeler, principal OF Me-
rhsnic Falls High school, Is AZ home for
three weeks vacation.
NJ. :. c. Hesld OF East sumner has
hss, visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert ID.
P.rs. during the past week.
AZ. Morse, the humorist, has en-
vxsements 20 give readings this week,
Wednesday evening AZ Auburn and FRI
asy evening ~ Gray.
NJ, Pleasant Reoeksh Lodge viii visit
Good Faith RebekSL Lodge a, Buckheld
Tuesday evening, by special invitation,
Ssd work the degree.
M. snd Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Rerths 20 Mr.. Paul ID. Higgins, son OF
NJ. And Mrs. ;. G. Higgins OF Costigsn,
Maine.
Frank W. Mason OF Portland Is ship
ming carload Of Christmas trees from
his station, As he has in several previ-
on wears. The trees are cut In the
pastures on the slopes on Siugepoie'
Paris Grange gave 81 entertainment
Wednesday evening, which WAS very en-
iovsble, a. their entertainments always
are It included music, readings by A.
Z Morse and r. l. Stsrbird, the farce,
Thirty Minutes for Refreshments, and 3
socisble.
Tax Collector Jackson sold the real
estate on which the iS9S tax was IN
bsid. on Monday of last week, accord
ing 20 lsw. The total amount OF taxes
,or which the lands were sold Was
So 81. That Il not bad, out OF total
commitment OF over 81 900 90. A year
sgo The sales covered nesrly $500 of un-
paid taxes, on q smsller commitment.
I, appears thst the sign posts OF the
electric road, It the corners OF the DE-
Dot platform, directing passengers 10 the
electric car. were put up without tue
written consent % any official OF the
road. and when the rosdmsster got MS
eve on them they came down. Pas
sengers for Norway are supposed 20
Know where 10 90, without Instructions
CLAYTON X. Brooks, who has been en-
ploved during the fall coaching the FOOT
ban team OF the University OF Indians a.
BLOOMINGTON In that state, returned
home last Tuesday. The team under
his coaching made great seasons rec
ord. having been defeated but once fo'
the season; and on Thanksgiving Day
,h-y VOC the state championship Of
Indians and about $500 In gate money.
There have been so far four eellpse'
during the year 1899. none OF which hsv'
been visible here. One eclipse remains
partial eclipse Of the moon, which &C
eurs next saturday evening, and is visi
bic here. The moon enters the shadow
A. yO6 P. M, aud leaves IL At 10 -. A
the magnitude Of the eclipse Is .sso o
the moons diameter, IL may be seen tina
Il lacks very little OF being tota
eclipse
VIM. X. Kimball Post, G. A. X.
Thursday evening chose the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Capt 6. c. Pratt
sy C-issac J. Monk.
w C-Fthan Wills
a -Orfver e. Curtis