Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09


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CHURCHES.
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syor meeting sunday evening
NE .f,st Church Rev. I. A. Bean. PASTOR
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49, S,h % u NJ; PRAYER meetins -" r. -
S-ever meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M-PAris Lodge, No. ~. Resalar
s,tiSg Tuesdav evening ON or before fall noon
fn d. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
-, Thnr.AaV evening" OF each wees.-AurOra
TtrSrpment. first and ihird Monday evenings
81 s' Naupt Pleasant Reeekah Lodge. No.
ss ,rr,t. -econd and fourth Fridays OF each
month In O,id Fellows Hal
R-w n ktmhan Post, No. rs, meets
81 Thur-,iav and third saturday evenings OF
az month. IN & A. K HAn
" kimban Relief Corps meets frst
rsg-..av and third saturday evenings Of each
--.-ts In Relief CORPS Hall.
sf Paris tsrSuge. second Saturday OF
e..r -rruth. The Grange store IA OPEN Tor trace
Ws.ns-.lAy ami saturday Afternoons
L d ~. C.-Sccond and fourth Mondays OF
~ P-Stoay Brook LO,ge. No, Isl.
...-.stt A X Hal second and fourth Wed
as-lay evenings OF each month.
fP-HAmln Lcsge. No, II. meets every
Frfiar evening Al Masonic Hall
The Il. +. Cummings farm auction is
Tuesday OF this week.
NJ. Albert ID. Park visited her mother
E,., sumner last week.
Mr. E. r. Barker OF Berlin, y. H.,
Nas SO Mrs. Alice Thayer's Sunday.
NJ and Mrs. John Morrill, OF Sumner
visited al julius Records over Sunday.
The foundation Is completed for c. =.
thsss's new house on Western Avenue.
W.. George II. Cummings of Mechanic
Fs.l, visited relatives here one day last
we,S.
e.. Harlow. who formerly ran a
.ho,maker's shop here, was in town sat
u-tsy.
MR.. Phelps and Miss Morgan Of Port
lsra spent Monday If Mrs Alice
ThAyer's.
Miss Mary Deering, who spent the
winter 10 FlOrids, has returned 10 her
home here.
Tho Ham house has reached it, des,i-
rtl,u. and now stands on It's new loca-
log cu Pine Street.
4 few south Paris families have dined
on spring lamb-the first OF the season.
from Briggs market.
N-s. r. +. Garland srd tive sons of
Portland have been visiting her sister,
Mr. Nelson q Elder.
Miss Lizzie c. Hutchinson is teaching
school In East Hiram and Is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. sarah Hutchinson.
Nj. Selden OF Portland and Mrs
Everett ~ Poland visited their parents,
NJ. aud Mrs. james Curtis, last week.
JA.I4mhe il in town for short stay.
he hiss been for several weeks 10 real |
estate Office In Boston, and will probably |
move his family later.
Mss Anna CrOoker, who Is teaching |
40 Poland. WAS in town saturday and
SUNDAY She WAS accompanied by her
friend, Miss Ackermsn.
AE Morse and Miss AnnS Morse At |
tended the meeting Of Colfax Reoesah |
Lodge ~ Mechanic Falls last week. |
They spent = most enjoyable evening.
Round trip tickets for one fare viii he
sg.i fo- the district convention AZ Lew
i,.au Thursday. good going "Wednesday |
or Thursday, and 20 return up to Friday |
Eht.
Al, the teachers in town who wish To |
tend the meeting OF ths Oxford County |
Teachers Association at Canton next
week. viii be given the day, as has been |
customary 10 such cases.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
of NV S,h:
r.C Buck
M NeIe g SturtevanI
Mis-. Maud fOss-
4 A llcc. k-q.
Miss Lucelis Crockett was hit in the
sid, hv ball ~ the Fast Day game, and |
though she az first thought IL was y mat |
Or ~ no cODse queBce, she was confined
o. the house with IL for over = week.
She Is nov recovering.
Bank Examiner Timberlase was In |
town this week, and made his annual ex-
animation Of the south Paris Savings
Bank The present condition Of the bank |
vs. found extremely satisfactory. The |
annual statement will be published a.
,uou a. il eau be prepared.
Ms. LYMAN OF Colebrook, y. II, died |
early saturday morning At the home OF
h-- laughter, Mrs. T. l.. Parlin, where
30, VAS visiting. DeSth was the result
afs paralytic shock which she suffered
F-ssy. Previous 20 the shock, she had |
aIeays been woman of exceptionally |
good health.
We had hopes that the caterpillars
vs-z sll killed OF LAST year, but they are
-.t fulfilled. Already the white tents
begin 20 appear 10 the trees BY the road |
side. and the crawling things are Win
us - I'm. Let u take fresh hope that
their enemies will destroy the last OF
% "a this season.
Road Commissioner Tuell has given
4, " BoNk general charge OF the
-pads vithiu the limits of the south
Ps-i, wis ge Corporation. Mr.. Bower
v4,s. work with a crew for several
day. .sst week, raking up the rubbish
from the road sides and burning IL. Inc
g.uers. appearance OF the village great
is improved in consequence.
The weather prophets In other parts
% -h, state are predicting al extremely
C-y summer, because so much snow Tell
during the winter. The weather proph-
e. here are predicting dry season. De-
cause The snow went of with the sun.
- Ne are bound 70 have 4 dry summer
any way. But then, all sigus fail 10
dry time The same signs failed last
year, iH vet time.
The temperance meeting az the court
house Wednesday evening was vel at
te-Ied, but not lengthy. {. r. WHIT
mau called the meeting TO order snd
called upon Judge III. c. Davis OF the
Norway Municipal Court TO preside:
PRAYER WAS offered by Rev /. A. Bean OF
south Paris. Judge Davis made some
opening remarks. and the meeting WAS
aiterWari addressed by Clerk OF Courts