Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-05
The oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS.
.ourH PANS rosr OFFICE.
once Hour. eco 70 100 A n $50 A n
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-, cony,.xaf,onal Church. Rev. w
BrcSss, d. D.. pastor. Prescnins se, ~, ,s
" nsP.M; Church prayer meetng o.
rr,s.t.v evening At 10 O'Clock. Al. DOS other
- ,,npe,ted, are cordially invited.
Nsthogiiss Church. Rev !. A. sssn' 1901 ~ !.
IA SpnIay, morning PRAYER meeung, -
Uh .-..reius service 10 IS An Saehath Senoc
- Evworth League Meeting, SIS Y. ~
.r.1tnv prsyer meeting r. N prayer mecnn.
rgesday evening e, sss ne kamsisi Pastor
"a SpDiav. preaching service 10 AZ A n. SAB
- $500 NJ n. PRAYER meeting 30 p n
n-s,er meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M-PAris Lodse. No. - Rexulsl
,.sst5ng TUESDAY evening on or before fali moon
al a. F-Mcunt Mia Lodge, regular meet
las. Thursday evening OF each week.--Ao.ors
I.e.mpment first and third Monday evenings
q - R~Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No
=, 80 second and fourth Fridays OK each
month 10 odd Fellows HAL 80 -.
GAR-w X. Kimbsn Post, NO rs meet.
a., Tbnr.iav sod third saturday evenings OF
kinoan Relief Corps mcete nrsa
Thurs.lay ant third saturday evenings OF eson
month In Relief Corps HAL 60, -,
- - 9-Part. trznge. second saturday OF
exeh month The grange store II open Tor trsns
We-lne..iAy ana Saturday Afteruoons.
10. o. C.-seoond and fo1rth Mondays OF
e~Sn N. P-Ssouy Brook Lodge. No, Isl.
-. "A A. K Hal second and fourth wei
nesiSy evenings OF sAea mSntn- ... ..-,
II Sf P-Hamln Lcdss No, 81. meets every
Frtiay evening Al Masonic Hall
AD. Park Is 10 Fryeburg this week
attending Probate Court.
IB. Andrews and wife spent Thanks
giving with friends in Lynn, Mass.
Percy Hathaway Was at home from
Colby College for the Thanksgiving va
cation.
Dr.C. l.. Buck and family ate their
Thanksgiving turkey at his parents AT
SHOWS Falls
The Thanksgiving skating on the cove
Was a little soft, but such ss u Was, Il
Vas well employed.
George A. Briggs and family enter
tsined Mrs. Alice ThSyer and Miss Grace
ThAyer Thanksgiving Day.
Alton c. Wheeler, principal Of Me
chsnic Falls High school, Was with his
parents here for Thanksgiving.
The roofing Is an on the new feed
store OF c. 4. Cummings & Sons, and
the building Is being rushed to COM
pletiOn.
Nathan A. Chase and Roy Strickland
were ST home from the University OF
Maine for Thanksgiving. They return
ed Monday.
About thirty-iye couples attended the
dance on Thanksgiving eve, given oy
Shsw's Orchestrs, and enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
Notwithstanding the generally short
crop Of apples this year, 6. IL. Porter
has shipped about 900 barrels from this
station TO various points.
J.J. Morton and wife, A. N. Ham
mond and wife, and y. Dayton Bolster
and family, ate Thanksgiving dinner ~
II. X. Morton's in Auburn.
Charles n. Merrill has closed his en-
gSgement In the meat market OF George
A. Briggs, and beginning with the pres
ent week Mr.. Briggs will get along alone
Miss Bertha v. Shaw returned home
lsst week. She has severed her connec-
ton with Perry's Sockslexis Concert
Company, with which she has been for
some months.
c. W. Bo~ker and Writ Stanley and
their families spent Thanksgiving at
John T. Stanley's at the Auburn fish
hatchery. Newton Stanley and wife OF
Portland were also there.
&c. MeArdle and family have come
home from North Lubec, where Mr.. Nc
Ardle has had charge OF can factory
FOR the summer. They will remain here
for the winter, probably going back In
the spring.
Miss Matte Hersey spent her Thanks
giving vacation Of one week in Maine.
visiting relatives and friends In lar
mouth and south Paris. She started on
her return trip 10 her school In Connec-
ticut on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. Hall entertained
Thanksgiving Day their son Fred aud
wife, Mr. Halls sister, Mrs Charlotte
Howe, Minot white, wife aud sou
Robert, and Miss A. Maud Douglass. A
very pleasant day WAS passed.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. works
had time for ouly half days Thanks
giving. The machinery Was run untii
noon, and started up sgain at night Tor
The usual night run. And they ran Sat
urdAy evening 20 make w for the time
lost Thanksgiving Day.
Wells in many places are dry, and In
one neighborhood in the suburbs OF the
village all the families are hauling quite
a distance all the water they use for
domestic purposes and stock. Mr. Bill
lings has done less saving az his ulill
This season than for 20 years past on ac-
count OF low water in the Little andre
scOggin.
W p. Morton and wife entertained st
Thsp ksgiyinx dinner all their immediate
relatives 10 town. Including II. =. Morton
and family. George X. Morton snd fsmL
lv. George B. Crockett and family
Preutiss +. Crockett and family, Fannie
A. Forbes and Arthur Z. Forbes from
the Hill, and Miss julia Bates from west
Psris-twenty-four In all.
Mrs. winnifred Penley Is at home
from the Maine General Hospital. MT
Psnley went 10 Portland Thanksgiving
DAy 10 sssist her in getting home she
i still yery wesk, and IL Is feared nor
much benefited by her seven weeks stay
~ the hospital. Her case WAS COM
plicsted one snd Was puzzle 10 tne
doctors. both st home and st the hospital
Roland Bonney Of kenneounk died at
his home In that place last THURSDAY OF
& psrslytlc shock, after an illness OF
about a week, at the age OF q years. de
MAS a brother OF Mrs. Lucinda Richard
son ard Mrs. :. NJ. Forsyth OF this place
ard VAS well known here, having former
lv hasn for a long time sd engineer or
the Grand Trunk and later on the Dos
tor and Maine, In whose employ ne WAS
AZ the time Of his death.
Samuel =. Levey died at oroville, CAL
Oct. alst. Mr.. samuel y. Levey wa
Formerly OF Paris, but went to Caliiornis
FOR his health more than thirty YEAR