Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-07

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sns ,f,er June ~. issa. trains leave South
p.,s.. Going down; 3Os A. NJ. Sundays In
siaie A, sSS A. NJ, AIS p. NJ Going up; -
ssP.E, i0ls ?. n. Sundays inclasiedl
ssnday paper train arrives lels IN
CHURCHES
v,-s, Congregational Church. Rev. w. II.
p-c.ss ID IL. past.r. Preaching services. 10 As
ana 80 P.s N; sunday school ~ NJ, Y.
T,s.S,v evening At 81 O'Clock. an. noe other.
80 connected. sre cordially invted
nsthoii-t Church. Rev. i. A Bean. Pastor.
on sunday @ersiss p.sye, @ ssSns,s 80 49, a
1n EpwoFxh league Meeting, SIS p. ~.
srsDins prayer meeting r-A, prayer meeting
rTssy sysSns Sss, k.mse sf ra.sor
IN San6av preaching service 10 a A. ~, Sab
S.i6 Schooi u NJ. PRAYER meeting : 90 y. ~
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a MARS Lo.ige. No. ~. Regular
,,setlrs Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. q. s-M0Gns Mica Lodge. regular meet
iBs.. ThaTsdAy evening OF sAsn veek.-Aarora
Encsmpment, urst ana tniru Monasy evenings
S - R.-aoant Pleasant Reeesah Lodre. No.
A. meets second and tourth Fridays OF each
GAR-w X Kinhsn Post. No. las. nects
a-sf thursday and third saturday evenings Of
co. month. In G. A. X Hal
Wm \ kimbAQ Relief Corps meets drst
Teur~aiay ant third Saturday evenings Of each
mont IN Relief Corps Hall
r ofH.-Parts 6range. second Saturday OF
ssrb mouth The Grange store Il opea ortrade
W~ine.lsy and saturday Afternoons
L q q. C.-Seoond and toarth Mondays %
\. \ o P.-SsOny BrOos Ledse. No, Isl.
-,erts a 4 A X. Hal second and tOQrth Wei.
pe..iay evenings Of each month.
4 GfP.-HsmRn LOtgc, No, 81. meets every
TrhiAy evening al Ma-Onic Hall
q. n. Stinchfield Of Auburn was here
on business last week.
Carl J. Tolmsn OF Pennington visited
hi. parents here last week.
+ G. Peterson Of Portland visited
Writ stanley over Sunday.
IN Libby, ESQ, OF Mechanic Falls,
vas ~ south Paris Wednesday.
Richards the jeweler has q new sign
outs watch swung from an Arm on an
iron post.
Norman Bsssett. Esq, OF Augusta,
VAS AZ south Paris on business several
DAYS LAST week.
Nelson c. Elder and wife have moved
rom L. +. BrySnt's house into . rent In
Z v HAskell's house.
A. {. Jones and family will move into
the rent vacated by G. z. Berry In Mrs
Bo.s,er's house on Pleasant Street.
The Ladies' Social Circle win meet In
the yestry Of the Baptist church next
Thursday evening. All are cordially In
yited.
Miss Ruth Tucker, daughter o, Sheriff
Tucker, Il In Boston for treatment for 8
spinal injury which abe sustained some |
wears since.
W. 7. Morton OF the Paris Advertising |
Co Is getting out full equipment OF
suidebOards for the town OF Oxford. !
He has supplied several towns in the |
vicinity this year. The town OF Paris |
used about htty.
Principal Gerrish Of the high school, !
while practicing for football Thursday |
afternoon, sprained his ankle so severely |
that be WAS confined 10 his room for q
while. The high school WAS suspended |
Friday on that sccount.
Road Agent Bowker has raised the |
crossings across both streets st the 1
junction OF Pleasant and Church Streets, |
and hiss raised low place In the side |
walk ~ the corner. He has also laid |
dressed stone walk from the front Of his |
building 20 the car track.
". Russell has sold hls stock In
trade 70 7. l.. Moore, formerly OF West |
sumner, who took possession Monday |
morning, and viii continue the business
=, the old stand on the corner Of Gothic /
Street and Western Avenue. Charlie |
Ryerson will clerk for Moore.
The Oldtown Enterprise reports that
the SOczlexis Concert Company Is max
jng very successful tour and playing ]
20 large audiences In Aroostook County /
sad that the honors OF leading lady lie |
between Miss Berths Shaw OF South |
Paris and Miss Daisy HAines Of Oldtown-
The Bath Enterprise, in its report OF
the Golden Cross anniversary 10 that
city Wednesday evening, says: "Mr. |
4 +. Morse OF South Paris, the reader, |
Was present and gave several selections
aud a song, A Dream Of Nv Boyhood |
BAYS, 20 the delight and satisfaction OF
The audience"
Sometimes st least IL pays 20 advertise. |
4 south Paris lsdy who had lost pair |
q glasses on the road somewhere within |
two miles OF her home, which was as near |
A. she could locate them, advertised them |
in the last Democrat, and prompt re-
spouse came In from East Sumner, |
where the glasses were held for the own |
q.
The concert given ~ the Baptist
church on Thursday evening was de-
Cided success and reflects great credit 70
Nj l. ;. Eyster, through whose efforts
il was gotten up. The society also feel
under great obligations to the talent
who 30 willingly, efficiently, and &C
benefit OF the church.
A new plan has been put 10 practice
on the one-man electric cars. Now the
motorman has cord running 20 the fare
Indicator, and when the car stops 20
take on passengers, the motormsn rings
W ~ many az get aboard. OF course
when you hear fare rung up on your
sccount you can't gracefully forget TO
put your nickel In the box. At the end
% the first day OF this plan, the fares
and the indicator came within one OF
sgreeiug.
The pupils OF the South Paris Gram
mar school held their second lyceum
for the term Friday, Nov. 81, with the
following programme:
l. Report OF Secretary.
= Music, Schoos Chorus
a CuotAtiou. school
a KecitAtson, Eva Muirhead
q oQesIior' Resolve. thai the civil war was OF
more importance than the Revolutionary
AZ Ear Neg.
Iotf,e Giles Isabel Morton.
GUy F4rrSr klmer Townsend
Z Duet. Bertha Merrill and Florence rufts.
: Rs,,t.,ion fiora Murch.
= Paper. Lura chase ano hupy SiArA-
70. Business.
n. Adjournment
Question decided In favor OF neg tive.
The street railway people have been
considering the matter Of changing tie
location Of their track st the depot, so
a. to bring il up beside the platform.
The proposition ran against snag when
II was referred 10 the South Paris repre-
sentative on the board OF selectmen,
Capt. Bolster. He said that the change
involved two additional diagonal cross