Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
IN. and ae,er June ~ isee. trains lrave Sossh
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CHURCHES.
y,-.t Congregational Church. q. J. Haughson.
pssfov ON SUNDAY, preaching services, 10 ~
and 80 p. n, sabbath school IL ~;
..Ssr meeting Tuesday evening; Christian
E,isavor meeting sunday evening.
a. ss s5S'iaS N DSrSrss PRAYER meeting. So
N ursaching service. 10 asS A N Sabbath school
- Epw0rth League Meeting. s1S p. ~
aas P sSSSp s sass me, sins Esy essaiss
Esuti,t Church, Rev. T. y. Ramsdeil. Pastor.
cs sur Az, preaching service 10 sS A n; sab
S0ih school II NJ; PRAYER meeting 90 r. n,
prnyer meeting Tuesday evening.
srArsp MEETINGS.
ga M.-Paris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
..,.,iBs rucstAy evening on or before fu.i noon.
-. -. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
Esssnpment. aFs, and third Monday evenings
:" ~ ~ R.-MSunt Pleasant RcbekaA Lodge. No.
a, nerts second and fourth Fridays OF each
,,,Bth In obi Fellows Hall.
n R-W. h. kiuhAl Poet. No las. meets
Al THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings OF
safh month. in u A X Hall
wm 4. Elmban Relief Corps meets hrss
Thu--l sv AMI third saturday evenings OF each
month IN Rebel Corps Hail.
y III H-Faris grange. second Saturday Of
each month The Grange store Il open ortrase
Wrine-,lay and saturday afternoons
I. a. -. C.-Seoond and fourth Mondays Of
VI o. P,---ssoHy BroOs Lodge. No, ls,.
nett NJ e. A x Han sccood AID fourth We'd
ne-Iav evenings % each month.
4. - P-HAman Loige, No, 81. meets svery
Frtlay evening al Masonic Han.
Mrs. Frank (. Barrows is visiting reA
aiives In Portland.
Miss Lela Cannon has been visiting
relatives IN Lynehyille.
Mr.. Greene and Miss Alice Greene re
turned Thursday from visit in Cum |
berand.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Morton are spend |
ing few DAYS with their son's family in |
Auburn.
Wn. X. Kimball Relief Corps meeting |
Sarurday evening, July 18th. A socisble !
with the post after the business meeting
Charles MOulton has moved from Mrs. |
Edgerlv's house on High Street into \
Albert Deans upstairs rent on Western
Avenue.
cyrus +. Berry is at home from Shell
burue, v. H., where he has been for
aeou, three months In charge OF the
building OF house.
Brad stevens WAS released from jail
after one days confinement. the new
sure,ies being his fxther, VIM. =. Stew
en-, and Irving +. Thompson OF Rum
ford.
ThompsOn's horse, James T., In the ? ;3s
class At Bridgton, Tuesday, and won !,
IN straight heats. Time, ass IL,
80, 81, , :3j.
Miss Maud Carter, who graduated
lAsf month from the Pennington Nor
ma school, has been offered aud has sc-
eepted good position In the model
school a. Pennington.
The Democrat il BY no means forgot
ten hv Is Paris Hin friends. Last week
Ars H. Z. Hammond brought In gen.
erous quantity Of very nice cherries.
Both the kindness aud the cherries were
appreciated.
Alton C.. Wheeler Of this village, who
graduated from Bates College recently,
has been elected principal of the
Mechanic Falls high school for one year
commencing the coming fall. The
Mechanic Falls high school Is 20 be con-
g.atulated.
Forty feet OF the new storehouse Sc the
sl,d factory l. up. The building Is fifty
feei wide, snd the total length will be
In feet. The portion now upis three
stories, and the remaining eighty feet
will IN addition have an eight-foot base
ment underneath.
Leafs Libby, whose arrest on the ex-
cursiOn train wss reported last week, Ia
now serving sentence Of thirty DAYS
for drunkenness. he testified that he
bought some liquor Of "Muzzy" Judkins
" Norway and Judkins WAS tried and
found guilty, but appealed.
Eben r. Chapman. who recently sold
his iSrm ~ Gilead, has bought Walter
". Farrsr's farm on the road between
,hi, place aud Paris Hill. He will oc-
cupy the place temporarily now for the
purpose Of cutting the hay, and a little
ster viii move here permanently.
exhibition OF fireworks during the
showers Thursday evening, when for a
minute or two the whole top Of the lamp
seemed 10 be solid mass OF flame. Sew
era Of the stores lost their lights az the
sane time. Superintendent Jones came
over % the next car and Strengthened
things out.
Wm. J. Wheeler broke his record In
The mouth OF June, on the sale Of organs
Au6 pianos. In the month he sold twelve
organs and three pianos larger sale
than ne has made before In any one
month during the thirty years he has
been in that business. These instru-
meets were delivered in South Paris,
oxford, Waterford. Lowell, Albany.
Bethel. AndOyer. Rumford, Dixield and
other towns, so IL NAV be seen that he
covered his field pretty well.
The might before the Fourth wears
a little more on some peoples nerves
each wear, but YOU can't repress Dung
Americas style OF celebrating the morn
jug u the Glorious Fourth just for Few
nerves. Young America OF various ages
vss out 10 force last Tuesday morning.
about Two hundred OF him, the unofficial
census taker reports. What with the
three bells, drum corps, qusrtette,
inBUmerable fish horns, nrecrscSers,
etc. the racket would hsve satisfied the
most ardent hater OF silence. Personal
property ard some real estate as well,
travelled about the village In the ususi
styie. Only one item of serious damage
j. reported Charles Brett's express
wagon was backed of over the bank
wall behind the savings bank and con-
siderablv smashed. That wasn't smart,
bit. il VAS silly.
We are ALWAYS glad to receive the
monthly weather bulletins Of the Maine
Experiment station AZ Orono, but really,
they Ouiy show What = great state Maine
i, and sre more valuable as curiosities
than for any other purpose. when We
have been having a month OF espeeisny
remarkable weather here, the bulletin
drops out OF the mil and smilingly ID
forms u oy statistics that can not lie,
that the months weather has been re-
mark hlp n = N ex.rfly OpDoSite direction.