Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-30
The oxford gemocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
sourH rAxIs rosr oFr1ck.
once Hours 90 to $50 A. n; 500 A. n to
sNoP.h.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and afssr Oct -. isss. trains leave South
pats. Going down; 6l1 A n. Sundays IN
elu,Iei). sSs A. ~. AIS ?. n; So'ng up; s1s
SIS p. n. IS p. n Sundays ineinded).
sunday paper train arrives s:is An
r,r.. Congregational Church. Rev. w. "
Rrooss, D. D.. past'sr. Preaching services. 10 ~
" and ! 10 r. n; sunday school Il n; Y.
AsY.x Church prayer meeting on
T,asssy evening at ~ O'Clock. All. nos ctaer
- Connected, are cordially invited.
Nsthoiist Church Rev. l. A bsAn. Pastor.
on sunday. m0reins prayer nestinx. So a
. nrsArhlnx service. 10 As A. n sabbath >chooi
Epworsh Lszs0e Meetirg. SIS p n.
sss1ins PRAYER meeting ?. n, PRAYER meeting
rTssy ss cSS ' ss. asss si Psss
nr Sas.iay preschinx service % As A n; sse-
- SrhSsi Il n. Przver mesting 90 '. ~;
grsrer Meeting TUESDAY evening
STATED s0rNss.
80 N.-Fsria Lsise. No. ~ Rexuiu
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ia o. s-Moans MIA Lssiye. rexnAr meet.
&C. s'.spssss ara sSd tSird Monday sssaias.
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D. nests sseSsd asa nsrsh 'r'1AS' OF can
R-W X kinhal Posi-. No. isS, mec;s
So. rsursiAy and thru saturday evenings Of
go u-onth. IN .. A. X Hal
w Kimbsn Relief CORPS meet. ar-i
-eu-..lsv Anl third SATURDAY evenings Of each
spontA. IN Rebel Co-P- Hall
p efH.-Parfs Grange. second saturday OF
e.eb usouth. The Grange store = open Tor trade
Weips-siAy ana saturday afternoons
nj O.G. C.-seo0nd and fourth Mondays OF
each month. -,
,,s.ts AZ e A. r. HAL second and fourth Wed
pesllAy evenings Of each month.
fP-HAmnn Lcdse. No, 81. meets every
Fri,iay evening a. Masonic Hal.
Arthur 4. Forbes OF the Democrat and
NJ and Mrs. r. W. Ssnborn OF the Ad-
vsrtiser attended the annual meeting OF
the Maine Press Association In Bangor
last week.
Mrs DIR. Brooks has been entertain |
i,y some OF the classes of the Cougrega- |
,ion.l SUNDAY School az her home on |
y,ple Street recently, aud last wednes-
d.y evening she entertained Miss Alice |
Knights class. As the class Is all
roupng gentleman, each gentleman WAS |
given the privilege OF inviting young |
lady. A most enjoyable evening was
passed.
WP Morton, who has for the past |
,our wears conducted an advertising |
.ign establishment in the Howe store
under the name Of the Paris Advertising |
COMPANY. has decided 10 move his ousi-
ness 10 Portland In order 10 cover
wider ield. Mr.. Morton Is = very arts
tic sign and banner painter and we have
no doubt that the quality OF his WORK
will earn him = good business IN Fort
land.
An entertainment and supper Is being
gotten up for the benefit OF the public
Ihrsrv by the ladies Of the Relief Corps
assisted oy others, which viii be given
sometime Ia the near future. sup
per will De served in Grand Army Hall
and the entertainment will be given In
New Hsn. The library IL something In
which syerv citizen Is interested COR
ought 70 be- so let Us all turn out and
an New Hall 10 its utmost seating espa-
city. Further particulars next week.
Chief Justice Andrew p. wiswell IL TO
preside At the coming February term OF
Supreme Judicial Court st South Paris.
This is the first time that Oxford County
has had an opportunity 10 see Chief
Justice since September, ISL, when
Chief Justice Peters held the court at
PDris Hill. Hon. James 5. Wright, who
has ttuna ~prxlla
that IL was the fall that President Gar
field was shot and memorial exercises
were held in the church NJ which the
Chief Justice WAS one Of the speakers.
runaway horse created little CON-
motion and no particular damage In
Market square Wednesday afternoon. IL
started up by the depot and came down
Pleasant Street and into the square with
the sleigh dragging on It's side. Inc
horse threatened 20 come through the
plate glass 10 Billings Block, but chang
ed his mind and turned suddenly toward
High Street, bringing up 10 mont OF
Richardson's hardware store, where ne
stopped suddenly ST the stone wall, and
exhibited the excellent Judgment TO re-
irsin from plunging over.
The remains OF Mrs. Lucy Besree
Maxim. widow Of the late Ephrsim
Maxim. formerly Of this town, were
brought here last Tuesday from Quincy,
Mass. where Mrs. Maxim has been iiv-
ing with her son, Florisn Maxim, who
ACCOMPANIED the remains. Funeral sery-
ices were held AZ the home OF Carroll
r. King Wednesday, attended by Rev.
II. A. Roberts of Paris Hill. The remains
were Inferred Ia the Mountain cemetery.
Mrs.. Maxim died on Sunday, the slst
inst, AZ the age OF 81 years, months
She was the mother OF the late Adrian
T. Maxim. formerly well-known as a
writer on topics pertaining to the horse.
The names OF those attending primary |
school who were present every half day |
are As follows:
Geneva Younx Marguerite swan, |
Mildred Han, Roland hasse&
Merton Hillzr Ruth Blood,
Rosie Clark. Henry Howe
ROv Penley. Kay mayer
Win. Dxrfnal Waiter Dvinal,
Cnrton NcEeep Roy William,
Pm I,SbT Lawrence clifford.
Frpe.t Cash Nelson Maxim,
PhiHp clifford. Arthur Aver.
nose absent out Ouc-uaAA uef 80
WILDER swan. Katie Cash,
Prescott Pratt
Whole number Of pupils ffty; average
attendance forty-five.
EMMA Z. SHURrLEFF, Teacher.
There was running 70 and iro
The Hebron fire wss the cause thereon.
AT South Paris we hear that several OF
the staid and dignifed business men OF
Norway. men who are not in the habit
% getting out and running at the top OF
their speed through the public streets
10 the middle OF the night, seeing the
Hebron fire made rush for Steep Falls,
thence for south Paris, but getting rs
far as the fair grounds they were In
formed that the fire was beyond South
Paris. They do say IL was quite
sprintiug match between the bank
Cashier and the compounder OF Instant
relief. Over AZ Norway we learn OF q
well known south Paris druggist who
got out into the cold world, dressed
In great haste aud made low speed
record I'D over the Clark Hill.
Nd. Bolster & Co. and W. j. Wheel
era Co. had their offices connected last
week on the New England telephone
exchange. Several new subscribers
h.ve been added 10 Norway also. those
having the long distance New England
..-..s,. II ha ny rOWnS now