Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17

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CHURCHES.
v-.t Congregational Church. kev. W I
-. N 81 pastor. Preaching serviees. ~ =
bI,e' ~ : 80 p. NJ, sunday School u N;
x6FM; Church prayer meeting OF
-, :. - evening At "a O'Clock. An not ether
Isa.ssS5nerted, are cordially invited
x.tsriist Church. Rev. l. A. Bean. pastor
hs~,i,v morning prayer Meeting, ~ A
"a $50, .srvics 10 Is A. " sabbath Schco
Epxerth League Meeting. s.ls p. n
l-.~j1y praver meeting P. N; prayer meeting
Tuesday evening esss "S> E.ms,eil sI pss.ar
hSYt.v preaehing service 10 as A. NJ; sab
"a S-bCSi h NJ PRAYER meeting 100 p. NJ
s-.vsr meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M-Parts Lodge. No. So Regular
.t,ry Tuesday eveuing on or before t0ii moon
- F-Mount Mica Losige, regular meet
irsss.,-prent- on, and third Monday evenings
ofssess wont Pleasant RebesAh Lodge. No.
,,e.ts -ccond and fourtA Fridays OF each
800 ir odd Fellows Hall
me- Nv. n Kimbsn Post. No. lsS, meets
A., Ttur-.iay and third Sztartay evenings OF
- month, In g.. A. Il Hal
" KimhAn Relief Corps meets nr-t
r.,-..i.v and third Saturday evenings OF each
-.,vth h Relief Corps Han
tU-Psris Grange. second saturday %
49, mouta. The 6rangc store y open rortrsae
SS-l-s..ity and saturday Afternoons
90 . C-SeeoDd AMI fourth Mondays OF
o. P.-Stouy BROOK Lodge. No. Isl.
....,,. Al 40 a K HAL second and fourth wei
- evenings % each month
- p Hamnn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
y-,f.v evening al Nszonlc Han
NJ Joseph Tuttle OF Montelsir, y. j.,
3. visiting 81 l.. ;. Billings.
Ms Annie futile Of Rumford visited
relatives Ia town last week.
The vestry OF the Congregational
church j. being wired for electric lights.
ShurtlefIis building portico
over he front door Of his house on Main
street.
There will De preaching At the NJ. +.
church next Sunday-presching ey the
pastor.
Newell Cook and wife have moved
from the williams house into the Ham
house on Pine street.
The next in the course OF mothers
meeting. held nv the W. G. L. L. 10
postponed until Nov. :.
Mount Mica Lodge, /. o. o. F., Is get
ing Up = lodge album, 20 contain the
portraits o. sll members.
" A Porter has taken down the
wooden awning over the front OF his
store he has also reprinted the front.
Y DAYTON Bolster & Co. packed and
ahmed 1900 pounds OF wool In six
hoG-s one day last week-rather quick
work
NJ. &. W. Bowker and little Muriel
~ A. the Auburn hatchery visiting Mrs.
BoNker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
stanley.
n. Stuart has had orders for quite
srunher OF special Maine msPs 10 be
included IN the exhibit 81 next years
Paris exposition.
James Cole has cellar dug for new
building. down the hill little below the
Building he Il pow occupying, beyond
the Park street bridge.
The attest accomplishment among the
BOYS i walking on stills. After school,
i. out the wcoden-limbed youngsters 90
stalking shout the streets.
BENJAMIN Morse OF Portland, formerly
conductor on the Grand Trunk, and
wife. have been visiting at c. VI Tit
combs during the past week.
There viii be a masquerade soeiAble at
C-,oge Hall next SATURDAY, evening
pies are offered for the best gentle
mau's and best lsdy's costume.
wilson Brooks aud wife Of Chicago,
who have been guests 40 Judge Wilson's
fo- ,he past few weeks, returned last
Wednesday 20 their home In Chicago.
John =. stanley aud wife Of Auburn
were in town Friday. Mr.. Stanley
brought up $500 young landlocked sal
nor from the Auburn hatchery 70 go
into KeokA Lake in Waterford.
Rev. /. A. Bean Of the Methodist
church has been taking his vacation for
,he past two weeks, and he and Mrs
Bean have been away. They will be al
home sgsin before next Sunday.
Notwithstanding a recent discoursg-
i-y report 10 the contrary which went
out the condition Of Miss Martha l..
Ioy.iov. who WAS shot by Daniel NJ.
Gsum0n. continues 20 improve, and her
permanent recovery Il anticipated.
r Andrews asks In his sdver-
t.sment this week the question which
interests 20 msny business men, Does
advertising paw Perhaps in this case
{, can De made 70 paw the readers OF the
Democrat. Try Il snd see.
Mrs Charles Smiley has been here
with Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
" Cook. for few days. Mr.. Smiley
h.s gone back 70 Southern Pines. \ G,
To- he winter, and Mrs. smiley will FOL
low him Ia about two weeks.
Advertised letters 10 South Paris post
ott = Get Is:
Mr. Howard niliken-
N-- IVA LIBBY.
Ms saddle l. Davis.
Nr Lconite AvrtA
Rev Prank y Rand
4 kamsiel.
j. n. stuart left Thursday 20 take q
r.-tv into the woods for q moose hunt.
Ar SMYRNA Mills, Aroostook County, he
viii ~ Joined by three others, and they
AL, 20 In 20 the head waters OF the
A-oostOOk River. In the heart OF the
great northern Maine woods.
4 contribution from Professor Hewett,
ahich will De OF interest 70 all, particle
Iarly 20 the older residents, appears on
The first page OF this paper, under the
TILE. landmarks OF South Paris Tue
Democrat also has other matter OF his
torical interest locally, which will ot
published soon.
The temperance meeting sc the court
house Wednesday evening was called e
order by Clerk Of Courts Whitman, wh'
asked Rev. b. ). Rideout OF the Norway
congregational church 70 preside
Earnest temperance speeches were mnd'
during the evening by Rev. Mr.. Rideout
Clerk OF Courts Whitman, Register o
Probate Albert ID. Park, Register o
Deeds ]. Hastings Bean, ID. Crommet
Clark OF Norway, and Randall l.. Tsyio
~ Mexico. C. z. Eaton OF Rumfor'
Falls sud W. r. Putnam Of Dixfiald wer
called upon, bot had nothing 20 say DE
yond expressing their interest IN 10
cause. Mr.. A. z. Morse gave temper
auce reading, and responded to an er
core. There was 50 interested sudiene
Of good size.
The Harvest Festival service whie
was held in the Congregational chure
sunday, the 18th, Was exceedingly IL
teresting. The decorations surpssse
ANYTHING that South Paris has ever seel
The arch Of the organ loft was oesut
fully trimmed with yerdsDt pine snd Al