Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-04-24
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE
once Hours: 90 TO 90 A -; 500 A. u. 4
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and after Oct y. 1899. trains leave Sousl
PARIS. Going down; I'll A ~. Sundays IN
ela,iei), ssS A. NJ. AIS p. N, Going up: 9;S
.SSPn, TSs p. n. (Sundays includes)
sunday paper train arrives sis An
CHURCHES
Ftrs, Congregational Church. Rev. W. X
Brooks. u. B., pastor. Preaching serv.ees. 10 =
N. and 7No p. NJ; Sunday School Il NJ; Y
P 5. C. n. steP.x. Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesday evening &C 30 O'Clock. An, not other
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. L. A. Bean. Pastor
IN S SSsSiS service 10 ssnm sabbath scsoo
Is N: Epworth League Meeting, SIS r. ~
evening prayer meeting y. M; prayer meeting
Tuesday evening; class ssing Friday evening
ON Sunday, preaching service To- A NJ; sab
Sath school " n; PRAYER meeting : 90 r. NJ
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
YSA. M-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
30. o. f.-Moant Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms. Thursday evening Of each week.-Aurora
E6campment, first and third Monday evenings
u of R.-Mount Pleasant Rsbekah Lodge. No.
N meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Han.
d. AR-W. n. kimbal Post, No. las. meets
arst thursday and third Saturday evenings Of
each month. IN q. A. X Hall
Wm- X. kimban Relief Corps msets first
thursday and third Saturday evenings Of each
r.fs -. ~ ali
p. OF H.-PAris Grange, second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store Il open for trade
wednesday ami saturday afternoons
TO. q. C.-Seoond and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
NE. o. P.-ssOny Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets AZ g A. II. Han second and foarth Wei.
pes,lay evenings OF each month.
X Gf P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Friiav evening AZ Masonic Hall
J. Hastings Bean has been renominat-
ed a. Justice Of the peace.
DR.. c. L. Buck will be at his dental
rooms here, for this week only.
Alice Holt is visiting her friend, Ella
Wise, Of Gardiner, during conference.
BE careful TO remember that the open
time on trout doesn't begin Till May lst.
Fast Day, except in the morning, was
a warm, sunny day, and every body was
out.
The Norway Gun Club held Fast
Day shoot on their grounds In Walker
vile.
Charles Gowell has gone into the
meat business, and drives a cart In South
Paris and vicinity.
General Manager II. f. Morton OF the
Paris Manufacturing Company spent a
few DAYS In Boston last We K
C.R. Durham, telegraph operator at
the station, has been III at his home Ia
Bryant's Pond for few days.
Bank Examiner Timberlske was here
Friday, making his annual examination
OF the south Paris Savings Bank.
wm. z. Morton and family have NOV
ed into the remodeled rent in II. L. VIII
sons building on Pleasant Street.
The school census OF the town, just
shows u total Of SIS scholars,
4 gain 90 II over last wear. In South
Paris village there are i03, gain OF u
from last year.
The governor has appointed May l4th
ss ArbOr Day. III the season moves as
fast In the next three weeks IS it has Ia
the last two, IL will be too late TO set
trees BY that time.
Re-. FIR. Summa was At J. j. Emeley's
Friday. making farewell visit before
starting on long vacation. he Will
sail from New York the last OF this
week for his old home in France, and
will remain there until September.
Dwight NJ. Wise, who has been in
for the last few months with
b W. Partridge OF Gardiner, has pur-
chased the entire stock and fixtures and
will continue the business at the old
place At Isl Water Street, GSrHiner.
This i one OF the oldest firms of the city, |
having been established for the last
thirty years.
The warm weather and rain of last |
week raised the river TO the highest pitch !
i has reached for four years. In the |
low plsce beyond the t'srk Street bridge. |
the water came up just about TO the level
% the road bed, so as to make wet
place in the road. At Shows Falls the
water WAS so high ss 10 make the road |
impossible for time.
The dog tax isn't pSnning out very
well a. vet. Only about twenty out OF |
about one hundred and fifty dogs 10 town |
have az vet been licensed. The law re- |
luires the tax 10 be paid on or before |
the first OF April, and the dog constable,
with authority 10 Kill and destroy ali
unlicensed and uucollsred dogs will soon
be on the war path. Better get your dog
licensed.
J. d. Haynes and wife were called TO
sumner last Wednesday night by the III
ness OF Mrs. Haynes father, Levi New
ell. They started st daylight Thursday
bot found when they arrived |
that Mr.. Newell had died at 2 O'Clock |
that morning. He had not been entirely |
well for some time, but the end was due |
10 4 sudden and severe attack OF heart |
trouble. He was 81 years OF age
Rev. James A. Flynn, who has for the |
past three wears cfficisted as assistant |
pastor At 81. Mary's Church, Biddeford,
has been assigned 20 the charge OF ~.
Roman Catholic Church IN
this place, and Is expected here soon 10 |
look the field over. While arrange
ments are not definitely fixed with re-
gard 70 the future. Il is understood that |
he nav De located at South Paris IN |
stead OF remaining In Lewiston.
The Fast Day ball game which had
been talked Of between the married ana
single men failed TO materialize, but
scrub game WAS played on the Dureil
field in the forenoon, and in the sfter-
noon An effort was made To have game
OF some interest. Some Norway players
were over. and two teams were made up,
one entirely Of south Paris PLAYERS, and
the other msinly OF Norway. The game
was not exciting, and in the seventh IN
ming the players quit, with the score
standing 81 20 10 10 favor OF the all
SOuth-Paris team.
The Nav term Of court opens Tuesday
OF next week, and there are some indic:-
tons OF a considerable amount OF ousr
ness. Judge Strout will preside. Oae
traverse jury will be 10 attendance, Tor
which venires have been returned as ioi-
lows:
Willard A. wvman. RumfOrt.
Edwin L. Walker. Fryebu-g.
Frank l. Mar-ton, BrOwnneiu
: I French, Bethel.
Elmer r. Twitehell. oxford
Norman Bessey, Buckdeld.
Eben y. Fox. Lowell.
Hollis Abbott. Upton;