Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-04-17
The oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH rARrs rosr oYFIcE.
once Hours 6 90 TO 100 A. N; SEQ A. n. .
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and afser Oct. -. lisa. trains leave Sout
paris: Going down: 61s A. NJ. Sundays m
cludef). ssS A. ". AIS T. NJ, Going up: "a
sunday paper train arrives s:ls A. n.
CHURCHES
First Congregational Church. Rev. w.
R-ooks. II. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
n and Tso 2. NJ; sunday School u NJ Y
PsCE at6r Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesday evening at 80 o'clock All. not other
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Nethodist Church. Rev. |. A. Bean. Pastor
GU sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50 A
~ preaching service. 10 As A n sabbath schoo
1! NJ, EPworth Lessae Meeting, elo =, n
-, ming prayer meeting r. N: prayer meettns
ruesday evening. class meeting, Friday evening
Rsptist Church. Rev. I. J. Ramsdell. Pastor
ON sunday, preaching service 10 Is A NJ; sab
hath school IL NJ, PRAYER meeting : 90 p. n.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FkA. M.-Psrss Lcige, No. ~. Regular
/, .. - e-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
nys thursday evening OF each week--Aurors
Encsmpment. first and third Monday evenings
r. m R-Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
n meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall.
AR-w N. KimbAn Post. No. lsS. meets
first Thursday aud third saturday evenings OF
eaeh month, IN G.. A. & Hall
wm. n kimban Relief Corps meets first
THURSDAY ant third saturday evenings OF each
month, IN Relief Corps Hail
= 81 H.-Part- grange, second Saturday of
s.rb month The Grange store Is open for trade
"Wednesday and saturday afternoons
TO. u. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
meets AZ &. A. K. Nh second and fourth Wed
nesdAy evenings Of each month
.CfP.-HSml;n Lodge, No, 81, meets every
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
CIV. Bowker Is taking the school
census OF the town.
Mrs. Rice OF Providence, K. L.. has
been visiting AZ VIM. Blske's.
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway has returned
20 her school In Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. George Turner OF Lewiston has
been visiting at Franklin Maxim's.
Charles II. Howard has returned from
few DAYS visit TO friends in Boston.
l.. r. Bryant, who has been engaged
in saw mill Al Bsyside, Is here with
his family.
Principal l.. p. Gerrish OF the high
school spent the past weeks recess st
his home In Lisbon.
:. f. Tucker and wife have returned
from a weeks visit 10 Mrs. fuckers son,
Judge sanford l.. Fogg OF Bath.
T. W. Sprsgue OF Sprsgue's Mills,
AroOstOok County, was guest AZ Frank
lin Maxim's for few days last week.
David 4. Woodbury. reports q colony
OF grasshoppers out on his grounds IN
some OF the foe weather of last week.
Deacon Henry Fobes, who has been
with his daughter in East Orange, \. j.,
for several weeks, returned home Thurs
day.
The high school re-opened Monday
morning after being suspended FOR \
week. The other schools are postponed
until next Monday.
Low : Eyster started Thursday for
Boston. where he will take course of
vocal instruction in the New England
Conservatory Of Music.
william Small was brought In to jail
last week for thirty DAYS for intoxicA-
ton. He belongs In Canton, but Was
sent here from Rum'ord Falls.
Rev. T. j. Rsmsdell left Friday for r
trip 20 New Brunswick, and will be
away FOR three sundays. His pulpit was
supplied last sunday BY Rev. W. j.
Buchanan of Oxford.
The extension ladder ordered for the |
fire department arrived last Monday and
Is In position on the truck. IL is 90 |
foot ladder, In two sections, with chain |
and pulleys, for running up the upper
section.
Arthur +. Royal got his right hand
against scutter while AZ work on lathe |
in the sled factory Wednesday, and
made a bad cut on one joint OF the fore
finger, requiring several stitches 70 close
the wound.
A. c. Hall, who has spent most OF the
winter With his daughter In Pswhuska,
OslShoms. arrived home Thursday. Mrs
Hall WAS an aud unable 70 return az this |
time. so remains with her son, II. r
Hall. in Kansas City for while. She
will probably return in sbOu, month. |
Az the annual meeting Of the South |
Paris Light. Heat and Power Company |
last Friday the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-N DAYTON Bolster.
Clerk ana TreAsurer-George NJ Atwood.
Dtrcctors-N. DaS ton Bolster, Leander = Dill /
dnxs, }. Hastings Bean, J. r. RUNNER
At the recent meeting OF the Grand
Trunk stockholders in London, u was
officially stated that the bridges OF the
Portland division would De reconstructed |
In time for next winters traffic, so as 10 |
permit the use OF heavier locomotives |
than those now used on this end OF the |
line.
A delegation OF fifty or more from
Mt. Hope Lodge OF Norway visited MI. |
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Friday evening
bv special invitation. Five candidates
were Unlisted. Ice cream, cake aud
fruit were served, and some literary ana |
musical exercises assisted IN making an |
enjoyable evening.
Frank l.. Moore, who came here from |
West Sumner = few months since and !
purchased the grocery business of b. l.
Russell. has sold the business back 10 |
Mr.. Russell. Mr. Russell took posses
sion last week and will continue the
husiDess Mr.. Moore, IL Is understood, |
will remain Ia town.
The BridgtOn News 10 its last issue, 10
commenting on n paragraph regarding
the birds. SAWS. The time OF the CON-
ing OF the birds Is not yet, up IN TINS
region" What's the matter with the
Brighton climate, Brother Shorey: Over
here the blue laws have been screaming
for two or three weeks, the robins have
been singing for rain 40 lorg that we've
forgotten when they began, snd every
day brings some new family OF our
ieathered friends.
AsE. NJ Thayer WAS driving one OF
Wheeler's teams across the bridge Al the
mill Wednesday morning with Two
horse losd of spool stuff from the South
Paris Lumber Company's yard, rear
wheel broke through the planking ana
went down 20 the hub. The load was
saved from further wreck by the iron
orders. Another cart was brought Into
requisitiOn, and the stuff reloaded. Inc
wheel and cart were considerably dsm-
aged. The break in the bridge was
about seven feet long and fifteen inenes