Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
The oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.


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SOUTH PARIS POST oFFics.
Oaice Hours $50 10 10 A.. n: so A. NJ ,
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Mails arrive AZ post Office: PROM Port and
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CHURCaEs.
First Congregational Church. r. ,. Hsughfor
Pastor ON sunday, preaching services, 10 a
A and 80 p NJ, sabbath school Il N.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening. Christian
Enieavcr meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church Rev. I. A. Bean. PASTOR
90 Suniav, moru'ng PRAYER meeting. 2 81 A
N treaCbiHg service. 10 IAN sabbath schco
b " EpwoTth Lesgee Meetog. s1S p. N.
evening Prsyer meet ne p Sssysr mestinl
Raptist church, Rev I =. Ramssleil PASTOR
ON sun 'ay, preaching service 10 as A. N; sab
bath sch 81 Il NJ. PRAYER meeting 7N9 p. ~.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A M-Paris Lodge No. 81 Regula,
meegsag Tue-iay eveaing on or before full moon
TO. - s-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
g q Thursday evening" OF each wcek.-A uruFa
Escampment first aud third Monday evening.
II ~ R-Nount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No
81 meets second anh fourth Fridays OF each
month 10 Odd Fellows Hall
ca Wv. n. kimban Post, No. lts, meets
fr-t Thursday aud Thru SATURDAY evenings OF
esch month, 10 e. A. X Han
Ww. n. Aim0an Relief Corps meets first
THURSDAY aat THRU Saturday evenings OF each
month. IN Relief Corps Hall
o. 81 H.-raris Grange. second SATURDAY OF
each month The Grange s;orc l. open for trade
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons.
c. o. - t.-Second and fourth Mondays 81
each month.
y , a. P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
MEETS a G., a. x. Han -ecood and fourth Wei
ucslsv evenings OF each month.
k.uf P.-Hamnn Lodge, No, 81, meets every
F-iiAy evening al Masonic Hall
The Misses Dean OF Bucktield have
been visiting ~ Albion Tsylor's.
Oscar V. Royal and family after the
ire moved into rent over Il. \. Rus
sells store.
The county commissioners meet at the
court house Tuesday 10 assess the county
tsx FOR this year and attended 20 other
county business.
Charles II. Flsgg sud family have
moved from the Howe store building 10
Willis AuStin's on the Hooper farm,
where he will be employed.
d. D. G. VI. Arthur {. Kicker Of
R-yaDts Pond made an Official vista
ton 20 Paris Lodge, +. and 4. NJ, Tues
dsv evening. There was work on the
NJ Vi degree.
The high school boys are arranging a
game " base ball with Hebron Academy,
TO- Fast Dty-provided IL doesn't have
90 De- postponed Till the Fourth Of July
on sccount II the weather.
According to al exchange in Maine
CITY, sn siarm Of fire was rung 10 ~
south Paris last Tuesday morning, from
box -. Thst Information will probably
surprise the firemen as well as others.
You msv think we have hSd FIVE or
~ months Of winter. hut IL YOU will re-
f.tt moment you will remember thSt
s; Is Just four months since the snow
came. on the 2sIh Of November, Snd that
up 90 that time the ground WAS not
frozen.
Deputy sheriff H. l.. Elliott OF Rum
ford brought a viCtim 20 al Friday. X
Was John ]. Quinlsn, who couldn't pay
hi, board bill 50 the Falls, aud so was
h..r -'t ere vherc the County Will paw
b.. ro ID for mouth. he was arrested
t. --vi0s % beat his board bill, and
d = and costs, 20 default OF the paw
u.r- 4 which he win STAY with Us 80
dsy,
The two Young men who were selling
p.-fumery With hay rum thrown Ia
struck into Buckfirid from here, and
There they f,and friendly disposed per-
son v ho was subscriber 20 the Demo
e-.,. aud who read 10 them the para
graph ia The last issue describing their
operations In South Paris. That ended
,hrir ,oiouru in Buckdeld. They imme-
d.s'yly started fur AndrOscOggin County.
The class Of 20 ia the South Paris
High school have chosen the class parts
fr- d. graduation AZ the close OF the
present term. There are ten members
iu -hs class. The parts are:
>s,utstury-Mi-s Dora NJ. stevens
H.-iary-E Wendell Rounds.
or-t'on--N Keith >pog0r1
Tr.r-ecv-Mi-- olive & SWEET.
Na.siictory-N Ms Lucelia Z. Crockett
Assigned according % rank
About twenty RebeEshs from Buck
6..s and a feW from West Paris were
entertained BY Mount Pleasant Lodge
Friday evening supper was served In
he hslf 40 6 80 o'clock. and q lunch
after the close Of the lodge. The visit
or, ,efr for home 20 about midnight, oy
-hs clear light Of moon near the full.
ia, BUckheld delegation found the road
considerably dritted, and rather hard
travelling
The annual meeting for the choice Of
officers FOR the four hose companies and
hook sni ladder COMPANY will be held
81, the Engine House, saturday, April
-, 40 : O'Clock, 2. NJ \ full attendance
d, requested a. each company Will be
gsit "a, and each company vote in It's
men for the coming yesr. The constitu-
t.au and bylaws will be carried out
exactly a. they are printed. The clerk
viii call the roll at the return from a
fire, IL not present 20 pay.
S,e,sou's Uncle Toms Cabin Company,
which showed ~ Norway Thursday
uIglt. came over here At noon aud wad-
,c through the snow 20 give Us street
parade. and a. Il is some time since We
have seen snvthing Of the kind, IL drew
llire n crowd The stage blOodhounds
sad the brass band took the eye Of the
BOYS. while the drum corps, composed
largely Of colOreG ladies IN knicser-
toyserS. was the centre Of attraction
for some Of the older ones.
Leslie 4. Walker died so j. L. Rich
a-d-ou', Thursday night Of consumption,
after - rapid decline. He was brother
~ Mrs. Richardson Formerly he was a
sailor, and had served term of enlist
uel- 10 the United States navy. For
some more than two years hs had been
.a The employ OF Mr.. Richardson in the
hardware store. and in his intercourse
With the public be was always pleasant
sui accommodating The funeral Was
ou SATURDAY. afternoon, attended by Rev.
Miss Augell. Mr. Walker was a mem
Der Of waterville Lodge, No. .,
40. W.
Don't be misied BY Greenwood's sum
mary Of The winters weather into think
ing ths, We haven't had but fifteen zero
morning, IN this section this winter. Oui
Greenwood correspondent lives Ia tbs
lee % big hill, u here. judging from hi:
weekly reports. the weather Is decid-
eddy more tropical than il Is st South
Paris for instance. There Is no doubt
tha, the south Paris record would show
s, leaSt fifty per cent more zero morn
iDgs than are reported IN Greenwood
Even last saturday morning, the 18th o.