Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
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saaiAy paper train ARRIVES waSA
g.. Congregational Charch. ON Sunday
St,y services, ~ "a. N and 10 2. y.
sSsath school Il "a. prayer meeting Tues
Ssy evening; Christian knaeaver meecn,
SI xss,S,l,s, Church. Rev. I. A. Bean, Pastor
o. Sapllsy, mSrulDg prayer weeunys ~, A
n preaching service, ~ Sas sss sss ss".o
a-.sSiax prayer meeting y. N erayer meeting
s sso,ses svening: class melting Friday evening"
IpSs,.i,st church, Rev. +. J. Rxmssieil, Pastor
On sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. n. sze
- S.bo5l " NJ, PRAYER meeting J" r. ~.
D-%ver meeting Tuesday evening
STATED nkxrSss.
N.-PArts Lodge. No. ~. Regular
a.,soy Tpes.iNy evening on OF before fnii moon
l. g, r 81 SSen,ss Of each vesi-Aarors
ESssmpment. hrst aud third Monday evenings
81 n S'S ~ R-Nount Pleasan, ReeskAh Lodge, No
An meet. second and Narth frfdays OF csen
S,rts ir odd Fellows uan.
R-WK kimbaN Poet. No. las, meets
AZ thursday and third saturday evenings OF
49, month. IN q. A X Hal
I'll Nl.4 ma rr.r
7-srr..,sv and thiri Saturday evenings Of c~ea
-,onth. 10 Relief Corps Hall.
~ g-Parts 6raage. second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store IL open tortrsoe
W-5re-.lsy and saturday afternoons.
n O 4. C.-Seoond and fourth Mondays OF
~ o. P-ssony BrOok Ls.ige 10, lsi,
-,e,t. A q A. X. Hal second AMI fourth Wei
.s.-I.v evenings Of each month.
III P-HSmEn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Frtfay evening al Masonic HAN
Fair grounds
Coin right along
This "a the busiest week OF the year.
stiff frost saturday morning. 1t
wi.ted things.
Col. wm. t. Eustis Of Dixheld Was at
south Paris Friday.
Mrs. Fred Halls sister has been visit
lng her for few days.
Mrs. Ella Pray % Providence, X. l., is
visiting At l.. ;, Billings.
Prof. and Mrs. ". 4. Sargent OF
Hebron were in town saturday.
Nrs =. =. Stowell Of Dixfield IL visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. VIM. b. Edwards.
NJ and Mrs. George Wise visited her
sister. Mrs. l.. Hemingway, In Milton,
last week.
NJ and Mrs. Charles Brown, of Sa-
len. Mass, were guests st Alva Shurt-
left, last week.
/. Cummings wife and two isugh-
trrs. from Everett, Mass, are with him
a, Mrs. l. ID. Stesrns'.
Mr.. u. W. Fuller has moved into
Grurge wise's upper tenement, corner OF
Myrtle and Gothic Streets
NJ. and Mrs. J. z. Richardson and
friends are camping AZ Camp OSsley,
Aaouymous Pond, Harrison
Fred L. Chesley accidentally cut of
The end Of his right little iinger At the
sled factory one day last week.
Mrs. Enery Park and little daughter
Of Bethel are visiting Mrs. Parks
parents, ;. Porter Stesrns and wife.
George r. Tucker attended the re-
union OF the First Maine Cavalry At
Merry meeting Park last Wednesday.
Mrs. ;. +. Tucker IL at Bath, where
she has a newly-srriyed granddaughter,
the daughter Of Judge Sanford L. Fogg.
Mrs. c. A. Hersey and Mrs. Rose
Powers and daughter have been making
a visit al James l.. Bumpus' In Hebron.
The cool mornings and evenings de
mand a light Oyereost. We have them.
Good assortment, 81 10 80. j. =. Plum
mrr.
The ladies OF the Congregational so
Getty are having their busy week, feed
ing large fraction Of the multitude Al
the fair.
Edward W. Fuller has given up his
situation At westbrook, and Is at West
Peru for a vacation sEd rest OF month
or six weeks.
Miss Ella ]. Libby, who has been Wis
King relatives In town for few weeks,
returned TO her home In Brookline,
Mss, Friday.
Charles Mckenney Of Denmark, once
10 trade in Norway. Is in Jail, bound over
on the charge Of single sale or liquor.
he was brought over Tuesday by Dep
uty sheriff Flint.
Mrs. Ora Bumpus, who has been at
Onset Beach, Mass, for two months or
more, returned home last thursday
much improved in health.
Ell. Jewell, the Berlin, n. H., tailor,
whO Was in the business AZ South Paris
for some time, WAS here Tuesday, look
ing for business and calling on friends
Mrs. EfHe Howe and milliner, Miss
Olive Stuart, leave Thursday morning
for Boston 20 select their fall and winter
millinery and secure the latest styles 10
trimming.
OIL. Henry is az home on a twenty
days' furlough. He Is = private In the
Firth L. ;. Artillery. stationed at Fort
Hamilton. New York Hsroor. he Is
looking well.
Franklin Maxim went 10 Togus last
week 10 attend the reunion OF the Stn
Maine Battery. Mr.. Maxim visited the
National Soldiers Home, and had very
pleSsant time.
Nathan A. Chase and Roy +. Strick-
land left Saturday for orono, where
Chase will enter upon his second year,
aud strickland his irst, at the tniver-
sity Of Maine.
Miss Alice Davis starts Tuesday for
a vacation OF several weeks, which sne
will spend In Massachusetts,. MISS
Grsee A. Thayer OF Paris Hill takes her
place in the post Office.
The corn factory ran AZ full olast All
day Sunday. The crop has got so Tar
along now that IL must be taken care OF
As speedily as possible IL Is expected
that the run will De closed up by Tues
day night.
Miss Bertha Salisbury and Master
George salisbury have returned rom
Hull's Cove, where they have been dur
Ing the summer, and are attending
.e6ool. The rest OF the family viii
come later.
L. n. stone OF Paris Is preparing Tor
quite an extensive display OF vegetables
snd fruit az the fair. His assortment
viii include forty-four standard varieties
% potatoes, and thirty-six seediings