Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-07

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CHURCHES.
y,-st Congregational Church. r J. Hsnghton
pastor. ON sunday, preaching services. 10 4
N-,v,r meeting Tuesday evening; CHRIS
h,r Fu,icsvor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. I. A. sean, Pa
cor On sunday, morning prayer ScSsinE, 80. 800, a
= reaching service. 10 . A. N, sabbath school
on Fpworth League Meeting. p N; even
irs PRAYER meeting P. n, prayer meeting
T,7f-liav evening, class meeting, friday evening
Vtuti-t Church. Rev. t. j. kamsdeu, Pastor.
,,r sunday preaching service 10. Is A. M; Sab
s.th school II NJ. prayer meeting I;W y. NJ;
0raver meeting Tuesday evening
srNrED MEETINGS.
Regular meeting Tuesday evening
On ,r before fSlli moon.
a. q. E.-MOgnt MicS Losise. regular meet
ms, thursday evening % essh 49, exsr,s "a
EuCawr mcnt, hf7t AZ" esaA1N NA"aNS N'c
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
SCI, usct- second ant fourth Fridays OF each
NH I'M O,!d Fellows Han.
Nv h. kfmhaD Poet. No las, meets
ara THURSDAY and thiri saturday evenings OF
.-,-h month In q 4. x tai
Nr a ksuhaN Relief Corps meets hr-t
Ia. --.la. aud thirl >a.ur,iay evenings OF each
-r.ath iu belief Corps hall.
III U-Paris 0,rangc. second saturday OF
a..r uouth. The Grange store u open Tor rs1e
V,freziay and saturday Afternoons
Z. In L., C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
n 20 P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No, Isl.
-es,. at q. \. X. Han second AMI fourth "ednes-
sat evenings ~ each month.
* gf P.-Hamhn LC,ige. No 81, meets every
y-,tav cvcaing AZ Masonic Hall
u d 4 NORWAY and south Paris council,
". 81 meets in 9. A. K Ban every isescAy
t,sa,oS
crows are With Us again.
Mrs. sarah Curtis of West Paris Is
visiting az y. o.. Elders.
n William has been confined TO the
house with the grippe for two weeks.
Mrs. Albert d. Park Is at East sumner
with her mother, who Is again quite NJ.
Ioring Stsrbird has gone 10 Boston to
I1ok after situation on the street rail-
say.
Prsntiss Crockett and family have
moved into Asaph n. JacSson's rent on
High street
The Sled factory was shut down Mon
dsy. 20 give the men an opportunity 10
attend town meeting.
Misses Maud Carter and Gertrude
lone. are Al home from Pennington
Norm,l school for the vacation.
The stand Of the late c. =. Russell on
Pleasant street opposite the fair grounds
has been sold 70 J. II. Winslow.
O,mon J. Henry has enlisted In the
Z. =. Marine Corps, and has been sent
20 New York 20 De assigned 20 duty.
rir.en members OF Hsmlin Lodge, h.
~ r.. visited Major Ieavitt Lodge At
Turner Thursday evening, by special in-
yjtatjou.
Mrs. l. f. Pulsifer leaves town Mon
3sv. March 9Th, for Boston and New
YORK 20 attend millinery openings; will
return ju zen days with spring styles In
Easter millinery.
Advertised letters 10 south Paris post
cH March g. 90;
v-. Wm t. lyman.
NJ susie GOODYEAR,
y h tArrar.
The Peoples Water Company has pur-
chased me entire water system OF sum
ue- f. Tucker including the land where
rhe -rseryuirs are lOcxted. The com-
parry Vill take possession OF the WORKS
Apr first.
4 ,-ereop;icou lecture. Illustrating
Nsc.Is aud rhe Philippines, Will oe givsr
,- New Hall Tuesday evening, March
The lecture Was prepared oy Ramon
Reeves I.Ajs, and the views include, be-
side, he MauilA pictures, large as
-1--ueut ~ colored and comic views
g.. Tickets ~ and 10 cents.
~ YOU notice some omissions or ir-
vrgu,s-itirs about this issue OF the Demo
g-.t. Kindly ay II 10 unavoidable coudi- /
-irn,. Ot The two people who are re-
,pousis'e for what appears 10 the pa
per-, columns. one il Just burned out oil
house sud home. and the other Is just
crawling over the edge Of short but
,h,ry attack % the grippe.
LYMAN :. Merrill met with a bad Scci-
den. .c the sled factory Wednesday. In
some WAY he got his right forearm
- ,r.tA splitting saw on which he Was
working. The saw went 10 shout 40
inch and Il half. severing the outer mus
Gle sna cutting into the bone IL Is eX-
p.c.ed that he will eventually recover
nearly Z not quite the fall use OF BIZ
arm. hu, &, will take u long time.
The south Paris Fire Department -
,poudra very promptly 20 the Paris Hill
fire and old valiant service. without
rt.irsid 10 "a probable that the east side
% Main street for long distance, III
Guiding both the hotels, would have been
.-.-rov,d. IL is something OF Al under
-..iag 20 hsul tire engine on wheels up
for three miles over the snow sud
.t. south Psri, Fire Company did them
selves grest cre-iJ and their Efforts ar
appreciated.
oh .urcev = Richardson died az his
home nu Western Avenue sunday sfter-
noon from .he Effects Of pSralytic
shock. ~ which he has hsd tao within
.,U weeks He leaves a widow Snd
...- lighter. Mrs. :. 4. Ordway Of this
..e- Mr.. Richardson WAS highly re-
.. .-.I citizen. tie vas a member OF
H, Methodist church. sud had been y
steward snd trustee FOR long time. H'-
.g-.Nt, GG wears. He wss a member OF
Wm h K.mb8ll Post, e. \. r., having
served throughout the civil var.
summary % his war record is appended;
Er5---i FEB. ;, lS6l a. private in Co
p C. = 1ud Artillery, 18th A. INV Corps
rs~ ,hargvd Feb. ., 1854, at Pensacola
t"-.1s
E--.ri.:ed Jan. u, l>65, from Esst
i.yr-more. Ne, in Co. c., lst. Regiment,
O. = veteran Vols. HancOck's Corps,
s.s, promoted 20 Corporal and later "a
sergeant 20 his Co. The last ak months
10 li, service he was Ordinance Sergeant
$50 Fo-t Marshall, Baltimore, Md, and
ua. d,-ath-d for this duty. General
% ~cucs was Commander OF the lad.
Corp, from Nav 63 % Dee. 1854, then =
.-o Corp, Wss teKan called Hancock
Ne-rrsu corps. bGt WAS never eomplet-
81. The Whole Corps IF over 1000 men
.ts- D-y ~, only lost one msn IL then
whole career. but during its entire
service from Nav 1868 through 10 It's
close o. iy!pzled 10 the following
battles ucelloysville, Nav IL vs. +,
Ge--v,eg-g, Ps., July l-S, '6; Wilder
hess, My -. o.; SpOttsylvSnia, May
SIS . North Anna. Nay 3-21, "a;
Io> go-0auv, Nav 80, "a; Cold
Htr,or. June LIZ. 81; Petersburg,
june lt-l>. 81; Deep Bo5tOm. July 26,