Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-21

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GRAND rsUSx RAILWAY.
N, and sfsr June ~. lsss. trains leave soas
PAT. Going down; 5 ~ a. A.. saadsys u
sSsPw i0:lSP. n (sun,'ays included
saptay PAPER train arrives io;lsA n.
CHURCHES.
Firsi Congregational Churh- Rsv. w.
R-.sxs. ID. u, patti Preaching services, 10 4
- and 80 y. N; sunday School i2 NJ. Y
p C. Eh6P.s. Church prayer meeting d
T,s-.i.v evening 81 ~ o'eiock- All, not othe,
80 Connected. are cordially Invited
ustholl.t Church. Rev 1. A. Bean. Pastor
On SUNDAY. morning prayer meeting, IN A
presrhlng service. 10 Is An sabbath schoo
"a Epworth League Meeting, SIS p. n.
evening prayer meetias f,s prayer mee,inl
Rspfsst Church. Rev. I. > RAmssiel. Pastor
On SanfAy, preaching service 10 Is A. n: sab
e.lh Sch.Sl y n; PRAYER meeting 100 y. ~.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ga M.-Pzris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
,,e.tips Tuesday evening on or before full noon
h. q. q. s.-MoGnt Mica Lodxe. regular meet
lngs. rhars.iAy evening or sAs {, sssa--Ansors
Ebcampment, urst ana iniru Monday evening.
in - R~Nosnt Pleasant Reheksh Lodge. So
g. meets second and fourth Fridays % each
,-,Btr In Usid Fellows Han
4 R.-W. X. kimbal Poet, No. las, meets
Ar Thursday and third saturday evenings Of
e.eh month. In g. A. X Han
wm X Kimean Relief Corps meets ars,
THURSDAY ant third Saturday evenings Of each
month. In Relief Corps Hall
2 ~ H.-fAris Grange. second SATURDAY OF
s,rh month. The GrAnse store IL open for trade
wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons
TO .. C.-seoond and fourth Mondays OF
nth
x a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meet, a c. A. X. Han second and foRrth Wei.
nr.,!ay evenings Of each month.
% F-HAmnn Lodge. No, Al, meets every
FrtiAy evening al Masonic Hall
Carl Briggs Is taking violin lessons Of
Bret II. Dingley Of Lewiston.
NillArd A. stevens Ia at work In a
roll top desk factory in Boston.
Arthur Dickson and family have NOV
ed into the house opposite J. Fred
Henry's.
Mrs.. :. c. Hesld Of East sumner Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Park, few days
last week.
Misses Eva Walker and Susie Wheeler
left Saturday 20 spend a portion of the
vacation in Boston.
Mrs. Olive Andrews Is going Ia North
Woodstock 70 spend the winter with her
brother. ThSddeus Chase.
Vernon b. SWEET came home from Bos-
ton the first Of last week. and went at
once 70 Hastings after q deer.
Wv. Fuller and family have moved
from George Wise's house on Gothic
street 70 the Chesley house on Park
Street.
Carroll X. King at Stresked Mountain
has the foundation Ia for u large house
which ne will build next season. The
new house will stand farther back from
the road, and nearer the barn. than the
old house.
Mrs. Mary A. DeCoster, former resi-
dent OF south Paris, died st her home In
Berlin, y. II Monday OF last week. and
the remSius were brought here for IN
tsrment 10 Norway Pine Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. DeCoster was divorced a year or
two since from her husband, Jacob De-
Coster, who survives her. She leaves
eight children.
The school OF instruction of Knights Of
Pvthiss Nov. 24th, with Hsmlin Lodge
~ his place, will De held In Old Eel
lows Hall, which has been placed st the
disposal OF the Knights by Mount Mics
odge. /. O. O. +. IL IL expected that
the work OF the several ranks viii be ex-
empNtied, the first by Pennesseewassee
odge OF Norway, the second BY Crsigie
odge OF Oxford, aud the third by 81.
Elmo Lodge OF Mechanic Falls.
The books b,queS,hed TO the Paris
Public Library 10 the will Of the late
Una r. stone OF Lowell, Mass, have
been cStAlcgued and numbered, aud
extra shelving built for them, and are
now available for users OF the library.
Resides cyclopedias, magazines, etc,
he stone library comprises 49i we'll
selected volumes OF standard works, and
makes valuable addition 20 our public
ibrsry, which now numbers nearly 1000
It's verv easy 70 hear things that are
lot 40. Last Tuesday the report went
over town that the buildings OF Hudson
md Horace knight, In the south part Of
he town, were burned that morning
People could see the smoke rising In
hat direction in the early forenoon, snd
he report went unqnestinned. But IL
wasn't so, the Democrat Is happy 10 SAY.
The Knights are good thrifty farmers,
nd thew mske Il point 10 burn up
heir brush every year, on the first snow.
That's what made the smoke Tuesday.
well attended meeting OF the
". c. T. l.. WAS held 81 their hall Thurs
iav afternoon. IL WAS the third moth
~ meeting 10 the course and was made
nteresting By the discussion OF the
several valuable papers thst were read.
Dne from Mrs. I.arrabee WAS well receiv- |
ID. Others by the president, Mrs. Nor
on. Mrs. Millett and Mrs. whitman with
music constituted the principal exercises
which all felt were helpful In the broad
.st sense The next, q business meeting,
will De held the first Thursday in De
,ember.
Mr.. Stowe was one OF the witnesses 10
he meteoric display Wednesday morn
ny. 10 wasn't enough 20 create panic.
he watched AZ intervals between the
hours OF two and five and saw three
shoot. But another vision not on the
programme made ample recompense for
he tedious watch-he saw the moon go
down. He fsred better thsn most OF the
watchers. Many OF them crswled out
AZ intervals during the chill hours OF
.hree successi.e mornings, and scanned
the heavens until the cold put an end TO
The vigil, without being rewarded with
single shoot.
Pleasant street school closed Friday,
Nov. 18th, 1899, with goodly number
OF visitors 20 listen To the closing day
exercises, which consisted OF reeitstlons
10 reading and physiology, followed by
dialogues and recitations. Number
registered, d; average attendance, Is.
Those not absent one-hslf day were a.
Hazel Edwards. Ray Jenne-
Ralph Gray. Ear be--sy
Georxe whitney. Irors C9riweiL
Stella Record ntrts SurN--
Harold Cutting. hoy white.
Carroll Cutting hSxel "n%.
Vernon Thomas rrahke ferAi0S-
Frankie Thomas
EVA Z. wALKER, Teacher.
George Jones has sold bis grocery
store near the depot, bulldog, STOCK IN
trade and good will, 10 Carroll l.. Curtis,
who has taken possession and continues
the business. A. VI. Yates will remsin
in he store. Mr. Jones has been IN TINS
business, part Of the time a. = party 10
interest. but most Of the time as sole
proprietor and man~ger, for about TWEEN
~ wears. For his yesrs-he Is 13-he !,
remarkably active and vigorous, sna