Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

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CHURCHES.
r,rs, Congregational Church. Gu sunday
r,sxrhipg services. 10 As A. ". and - P. u.
sabbath school u NJ; prayer meeting Tues
day evening; Christian snieavor mees'nl
NssSo'list Church, Rev. I. A. Bean, Pastor
On sunday, morn;ng prayer meeting, ~ A
"A prcarhiag service. 10 <3 An sabbath Schco
- EpworSh League Meeting, SIS r. \.
e., ans psn ss,ps s sas. Frsy esssios
Raptit Church, Rev y ksmsdeil. Pastor
On sun 'Ay, preaching service 10 ,S a. n: sab
bah school n n; PRAYER meeting 800 r. -.
PRAYER meeting TUESDAY evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
EkA M.-Pzrss Lodge. No ~. Rcxulai
,,setin. Tuesday evening on OF before fali moon
- =. s'-Mount Nics Lodge. regular meet
,rss. Thursday evening OF each veek.-Aurors
E6campmeut first and third Monday evenings
Of each month.
an meets seeoud and feHrth Fridays of each
mouth In O,isi Fellows Hall
"a. NV n. kiabAn Post. No. lts. meets
ART thursday and third saturday evenings OF
~ month, IN &. A. X Han
Wm. \ kimnan Relief Corps meets ars,
Tbur..lay AMI third saturday evenings OF each
month, IN Relief Corps Hall.
y of H.-PSris Grange, second saturday Of
e.eb month. The Grange store IL open for trade
wednesday and saturday Afternoons.
{. q. .. C.-sceond and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
x q. P.-Stony Brook LOige. No. Isl.
Hall seronl and fourff WEI
ps-iay eveRinss OF each month.
h P-HAmHn Lodsc. No, a, meets every
gritAy evening" AZ Masonic Hall
Frank A. Taylor's house on High
street shines in new coat Of paint
Mrs. RI. Woodbury. Of Auburn has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W.
chute.
G. Freeman Chase and family have
moved into their new house on Western
Avenue.
Lurs SWEET and Florence Richardson
% Milton are sttending the fAll term OF
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Wright made =
short but delightful trip 20 Rumfort
Fails last week.
". B. Strickland leaves the last Of the
week for Orono, where he will enter the
University Of Maine.
Mrs. Josiah Burnhsm of Portland
spent last week here with her parents,
+. =. stone and wife.
Mrs. Frank Bigelow Of Foxcroft Il
here on Visit Of two or three weeks TO
her son, A. j. Bigelow.
Edward w. Fuller went last week TO
take = position In the drug store OF
Scates & Co. az westbrook.
Charles r. Elder, Esq, and daughter
Mildred, OF Boston, spent several days
with relatives here LAST week.
Carlton Gardner, ESQ, has bought =
plsce AZ Mechanic Falls, and expects 10
move there some time during the pres
snt month.
Rumor locates another grist mill, or
grain and feed store, on Western
Avenue. 20 be built In the nesr future
and run BY Cummings Of Norway.
Miss Ada Abbott, whose sudden at
tack OF insanity was noted last week,
was At once taken 20 the insane hospital
AZ Augusta She IL considered in u
serious condition.
Judge Herrick held his first term OF
court Tuesday, according 10 the adjourn
ment made after the death OF Judge
Stearns. There vas quite lot OF bust
- srapsaafaI
F.w Bonney and Myron w. Maxim
Jeff Tuesday with a canoe and camp
ing outfit for the lakes. They expected
20 20 in 20 the South Arm, and remain
about the lakes for ten or twelve days
Both are enthusiastic sportsmen, and
will bring In fish and game " any Is TO
DC had.
The court house grounds are In their
glory now. Considering the drought,
the lawns are remarkably fresh and
green, and ali the fiower beds are
wealth OF bloom. Mr.. Park has put 10
A large amount II time on the flowers
and shrubs, and they have well repaid
his efforts.
Mrs. Wallace strickland, while st work
feeding 4 cutting machine st the corn
shop Thursday forenoon. had one finger
" her left hand caught BY the chain. The
-inger wss broken and split open, so
hat several stitches were required 70
close ths wound. She vas At work with
he other hand as usual the Dext day.
The store on the west side OF the
ground foor OF Maxim Block has been
engaged by George lung OF Boston,
y no il expected this week TO open
laundry there. lung Is young Ceies-
.ial OF good appearance who wears the
chinese Queue but American clothes,
md ia q member OF q Christian church
Aretss shurtleff, the well-known Port
and banker, who called on his brothers
here last week, tells q somewhat remark
,ble story of independet &C In the matter
u shaving. During fifty years that ne
has lived In one house, he has siways
Kept clean shsven, and no other man mas
ever put a rsEOr on his face. Though ne
has travelled considerably In the hfty
years. he has always shaved himself, and
With one razor for the entire hAlf-cent-
ury.
The August weather bulletin OF the
OrouO experiment station reports the
entire rainfall for the month as ngnt
shower. less than oue-tenth OF an lnch,
and saws il Il the first month since oo-
seryatiOns were made there that the ram
fsll WAS too small 70 measure. We are
sorry thsr the eastern section OF the
state il in the end of the season being
struck With the drought which has been
with "a In this section sill summer; out
~ less, il seems that the different por-
lions OF the great state Of Maine are be-
ginning 10 get together IN the matter OF
climate.
IL isn't safe 10 these exciting days 20
believe anything you hear unth you
know it's so. A Democrat man Was re-
Gently hunting down al item OF news re,
ysrdiug q rumOred accident, and sskeo
a man for information who would DC
likely from his location 20 know some
thing about II. Well, said the man, ne
heard so-snd-so, stating results OF the
accident which were about four times as
serious as the facts afterwards proved )
..hut. he added, 1" don't believe It's
an. I don't believe anything nowadays
tiIl / see IL myself" That man wouldn
do for witness in French court
martial.
After a long and severe sickness,
which from the first was pronouneeo
hevopd human skill 20 successfully CON-
~. Miss Olive Eaton Griswold passed
avsy AZ 4:l5P.M., Wednesday, at the
age OF % years. Many time curing
her sickness il was thought her last hour