Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-10
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SOUTH PARIS.
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sR.~D rsUSk RAILWAY.
- ,.er June II. lsSa. Trims leave South
- ec,nx down % A. ~. Sundays In
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- aver train arrives lo.lsA.s.
CHURCHES.
-. educational Charch. Rev. W. X.
BrCSs. D past: s r,ss s 49, ' h v
80 sPN Church prayer meeting on
I ; ~ sv~niag at ~ O'Clock. An, MOI other
Is'ss..,yperted. are cordially invited.
ssel,e-i,.t Church. Rev. 1. A. Bean. Pastor.
hs. aa.I,T mSrning prayer meeting. 81 A
~ ...Si1r -.srv'ce 70 GAN sabbath school
EpW6rth League Meetirg, SIS p. n;
E.iay PRAYER meeting 2. IA PRAYER meeting
TSssisy, s,y sgrsh Rev I. J. Ramssisi. Pastor
- Se,.lNy preaching service 10 A. A NJ Sab
IN Us Srb.,si ls N. PRAYER meeting 90 P. n.
S-%ver meeting TUESDAY evening
STATED sKErISSs.
N-Paris Lodge, No. ~. REGULAR
49,. YY,s.liav eVeaing ga or before fun moon.
80 - F-Noani Nsca Lodge. regalsr meet
,,.s Thnr-iay evenias OF esss Sccke-Aefora
EncAmpnenb ufss 49, H'''~ "~"NNs evenings
0fsSSss Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No.
.'-..t- .srord snd fourth Fridays of each
-, ir tNi,i Feiiow-' Hall
R-W n Kinhsll Post. No las. meets
-, Tsgr-.ssv ant third saturday evenings u
- s,outn. On g. A X Hal
ca n.rf. Fr.s
,s,-.l,y an.i thir,l Saturday evenings % each
,.-ta Id Relief corps Hall
fQ-PArs 6rAnge. second saturday %
"a ~-.nth. he SrSngS store Il opea Tor trade
@s1,r..iay ART saturday afternoons
81 = C.-Sco0nd and fourth Mondays OF
a. P-Stony BroOs Lodge, No, Isl.
-. a, q, A. K Han second ami fourth We'd
-S.i.v evenings % each month.
~ P--Hamlfn Lodge, No. ~. meets every
y,ttay svcains a. Masonic Hall
The iron bridge At the mill is to be re
pAnsed Al once.
Ms. Annie Neal OF Boston Is visiting
NJ. Catherine Briggs.
MIS- Anuie Merrill Of Mason is here
On yisi, to her aunt, Mrs. j. Hastings
Bean.
4 good delegation OF our music-loving
,a,rI, ,ttended part or sll OF the Maine |
Nu.ic Festival At Portland last week.
NJ and Mrs. A. r. Burrows went on \
,vsc,tion last week TO New Hampshire. !
They Wil, remain = week or fortnight.
DR. a.. l.. Back and family have moved |
ron George Chesley's house on Park
stree, into Kendall Switt's house on
Gothic street.
The usual court week temperance
meeting will be held at the court house
"wednesday evening % this week. Some
good speakers are expected.
Miss Bertha V Shaw left saturday
'or Bangor, 70 in Perry's sockzlex's
Concert Company, with which she has
A. engagement for the season.
AZ. Morse was at Bath Thursday
and FRIDAY OF last week. and read at the
food fair ia that city. He will 20 there
again % read the "a Of November.
Ms Mattie +. Hersey has retired from
he academy At West Hartford and IL
nov pleasantly located in Somers, Conn,
As principal OF the high school there. She
i very favorsbiy impressed with the
change.
Pa, Thompson OF RnmfOrd Falls, who
wAs sentenced 20 sixty DAYS 10 jail and
ape % sl4 as for intoxicstion and dis
turhance. completed his sixty DAYS last
week. aud deciding that he had hsd
enough OF Il, paid his fine and was dis
charged.
The season OF pig stories Il opening.
O. X. Clifford comes In with the nrst
one tie went 70 market u few days
since with four pigs which were Just
SIX months and week old. They
weighed respectively 2o5, 2ls, 2s0, and
Isl pounds.
The Hillside Water Co. are deepening
and charging one OF their wells on the
ridge near the house OF George "A.
Briggs A. G.. Dudley & Son are doing
the work. When u IL completed the
vel will be eighteen feet in diameter
and twenty-five feet deep.
Emily Rockingham Miller, president
% the Waldo County womsn's Christian
Temperance Uuiou, having attended the
state convention In Portland, extended
the TIN 20 south Paris, visiting Mrs. i.
C. Lunt. The stay was OF special inter
Is, because OF old family associations.
Aw. Walker & Son have sold their
large pair OF strip-faced chestnut horses,
the handsomest pair they owned. The
horses were bought by = customer who
Is sble to paw for good horses-the
Standard Oil Co. They went 20 Port
lard aud will be used there. The trade
uss made IN i've minutes, but the price
is reported 20 be good one.
Al Improvement has gone into effect
10 The closed pouch mail service from
south Paris. Heretofore the early morn
iug train has taken closed pouch with
mail FOR Portland and points beyond.
NoV su additional pouch Ia taken which
goes over the Maine Central from Dan
vile Junction. 40 that mail for Auburn
scd Lewiston and points east goes on
the esrly train.
Amos A. Bird has been 20 Hartford 20 |
see ! VI. Millett, who WAS Injured Mon
dsv % last week. "a reported ov our cor
respondents. Mr.. Millett moved from |
south Paris last spring, and Is mem |
Der of Mount Mica Lodge, 4. U. ". r.
he was caught By rock which ne
was sinking, aud was pinned into space
SIX inches wide. he was badly bruised,
bu, 20 bones were broken, nor are there
scy Indications Of internal injury, and
he expects TO come out all right.
Work 81 the factory OF the Paris Mar
uftc,uring Co. l. rushing as never De-
fore Orders have come In 40 fast that
thew hsve hAd 10 Instruct their agents TO
sell m more goods for delivery before
Dec 1T The factory Is running day
nd nighi. large night crew being en-
p'oyed. Altog, ther about 2s5 are EN-
p.oyed. aud this number will be con-
-iuued until the CHRISTMAS rush Is over.
The additional space given by the new
buildings ia being utilized faster than II
6, ready, and the factory is very busy
place.
IL "a hoped that sill the church veter-
ans OF the First Congregational church
viii mske special fort TO be present
next Sabbath morning, Oct. 10. IL Is
quite safe 20 say that the decorating
committee have = very pleasant surprise
in store for those who shall be there 10
see IL. when Mesdsmes Wright, Plum
mer. Bolsfer-Mrs. Cspt.-Hsthswsy,.
GRAY and Brooks, and Miss Haskell sna
Mr.. Edward Greene put their heads to-
gether 20 plan and their hands 10 exc
cute. something Is going 70 happen.
IL you doubt it, come and see Tor your