Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-28
The Oxford pemncrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

The Oxford Hs'mnerat'
SOUTH PARIS.
.ourH PARIS rosr OFFICE
on.e Hours s 90 70 I. 90 A n; 500 A n u
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GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
N, and amer June -. lisa. trains leave south
p.-s.- Going dewas 5ts A. ~. Sundays IN
ila.,si, ass A NJ. 4:ls 2. N; Going up; su
AZ, ssP.s.. LOIS Y. ~ ,ss ,s '"e'1''eil'
cHUKCHKs.
-, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. w. r.
Brooss. u. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 -
, .nd : 30 p. NJ; sunday School ~ NJ; Y.
pSC.E nsP.s Church prayer meeting on
r,ss.tAv evening Al 80 O'Clock. Al. noe other.
80 eon peeted, are cordially invited.
Methodist Church keS. l. A nsAn, sst"f'
r-szrhins service. 10 Is An sabbath School
- Epworth League Meeting. SIS p. n,
Sv,aisg PRAYER meeting y. N, prayer meeting
rqss ,.y, ss csSrs Rev r ; Enseh P.ssos.
on saniAy. preaching service o'S A. n. sab
S.,s SchSoi y N; PRAYER meeting 100 ?. H.;
PRAYER meeting TUESDAY evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
EAA M.-PAris Lodge, No. 81 REGULAR
,,.-tin. Tuesday evening on OF before fnll moon.
sS,s Mia :, L ss sssAT %ss.
y.c.npmen,. arst aud third Monday evenings
o. e az b R@McuBt Flea.An, Reeesah Lodge. No.
n meets second and fourth fridays OF each
-,op:r 10 odd Fellows Hall
R-W. X. kfmbsll Post. No. l<s, meets
.-.s thursday and third saturday evenings Of
e.rh month. In q. A. x Hal
III e e-xf
rbu--.iAy AMI third Saturday evenings OF each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
p I'll .-Psris Grange. second saturday Of
..rh m0nth- The Grange store II Opcn Tor trade
W~ibssiSy and saturday afternoons.
e q 6 C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
r1s,ts Al q A. X. Han second and fourth We'd
sr.,iAy evenings Of each month.
P-HAmfn Lodge. No, al. meets every
Friiay evening al Masonic Hall
Miss sadie Blake spent the past week
10 Portland.
Miss Evs Robinson has returned from
visit Of several weeks 10 Boston.
J.P. Richardson has connected his
buildings with the Billings Block sewer.
Miss Helen NJ. King is st home from
Portland for the Thanksgiving vscs-
ton.
CarlM. Gray Is at work on the street
railroad in Boston, where he went sbou,
s month since.
Oxford Pomona Grange holds is an
nuAl meeting with Paris Grange, next
tuesday, Dec. 5.
Mrs. l.. J. Quincy OF West Sumner
will spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs Wallace Ryerson.
Misses Maud Carter and Mertie Walker
are Al home from FSrmington for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
". II. Winchester, dealer In confec-
ment 70 Albert ID. Park.
Miss Alice Davis. who has spent q va
cation OF about two months 10 Mssss-
chusetts, returned home last week.
Mrs. ;. Z. Tucker Is at home for a
short time, but will soon 20 back 20
Bath to remain until after the holidays.
CIV. Bowker has built a back porch |
sud balcony on his double tenement
house in the rear OF l.. h. Andrews
store.
Mrs. Abbie Lowell, widow OF the late |
Emery +. Lowell, has secured pension |
Of sl2 per month, dating from last
December.
Miss Eunice Fobes IL az home for a
two weeks vacation from her school Ia |
Cornish. where abe will return for the |
winter term.
J. Edward Greene IL firing for Engh !
neer W. A. Stinchfield, who has the day |
run on the assisting engine between /
West Paris and Bryant's Pond.
Mrs. lydia Rounds has recently enter
tanned her brother, Frank Haskell, and |
wife, OF Auburn, and her niece, Mrs.
Harry Higgins, OF London, Engisnd.
Through the influence OF Mr.. Walter
G.. whitman, Allen G. Hutchinson last /
week secepted good position at the
Goddard Seminary, Barre, VI. Mr.
whitman has fine position IN hssss-
chusetts.
Nrs.F. G. Tribou and daughter have
returned from Mschiss, where they have
been for some time during the Illness OF
Mrs. Tribou's sister, Miss A. Laura
Trfbou. whose death was reported last
week. Capt. Tribou returned later.
The upper part Of the shesthing has
been removed from the lower stony |
Brook bridge. People approaching the
bridge either way can now see other
teams which may De approaching.
glimpse OF the stream IL also afforded
the travellers as they cross the bridge
The Democrat would like 10 know AL |
about the family reunions which mark |
the observance OF our great American |
home festival this week, 40 that your
friends everywhere msy resd about |
them. Please let Us know who your
guests were. Call in az the office and /
tell Us about u. drop us q postal card.
call up the Democrat by telephone, stop |
q reporter on the street-sny way 10 get |
the news in. And attend 20 Il not lster |
than the next morning after Thsnksgiv- |
ing, then Il will be done aud of your
mind.
A Paris man reeentlv made trade for
The sale OF his farm. all the details OF the
trade being arranged, and the time ired
20 do the writings. At the appointed
time the parties met, when the purchaser
announced that he had been considering
the matter, and decided that be didn't
want TO buy unless he could have snoth-
or bend OF hsy thrown in. Whereupou
the seller responded that be too had been
considering the matter, and had decided
that IL be hadn't promised 70 sell,
would take three hundred dollars more
70 buy, and he was willing 10 call the
trade of. And IL was done.
The harvest dinner and supper at the
Methodist church on Wednesday were
In excellence, quantity and quShty,
equal 10 the anticipstions Of the most
ssnguiue. IL Is needless 70 say that the
guests Jared sumptuously aud congrstu-
lations were universal. The entertain
meut in the evening consisted OF sing
ing pleasing, selections BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimbsll and Messrs. Briggs and Eyster,
readings by Messrs. Stsrbird and Morse
and Miss Sadie Bsrrovs. Organ &C
compsnimeuts BY Mrs. Briggs and Misses
Jones and Leach. All the above named
were at their best and listened 70 By q
large, enthusiastic and spprecistiye audi
ence. Receipts sSS.
The report Of the presidential post
Offices OF Maine for the yesr ending june
80, 1899, shows the following ststsucs
on the presidential offices OF oxforo
County: