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

NySics arc Out tn tor~ ouc~ more.
| An unclaimed letter fAr c. l.. Bear
Esq, Is advertised at the post Office.
| Professor Foudrsy sang at the morn
Ing service at the CongreS ational chu rcI
Sunday.
| The ball grounds will be bare and dr.,
enough for the proper observance o
Fast Day.
i The next meeting Of the w. C. r. L
| will be held st G. A. X. Hall on Thurs
day next at 3P.M.
Two OF the pastors being away thi
week, the customary union Fast Dsl
service will be omitted.
Irwin l.. Bowker and wife will soor
go 20 housekeeping in the upstairs rem
of l.. t. Brysnt's house.
The selectmen have bought new road
machine, of the New Western make,
which was delivered lsst week.
Rev. |. A. Bean will leave Tuesday
morning 10 attend the Maine NJ. K. Con.
ference, which meets =, Gardiner.
Twelve new members were admitted
10 the Congregational church NJ the
special Easter service Sunday evening.
0smond J. Henry arrived Saturday
night 10 attend the funeral of his father,
and has twenty days leave Of absence.
There viii be whist party at G. A. X
Hall Tuesday evening of this week. All
the whist club are earnestly requested to
be present.
Easter sunday was bright and pleas
ant, even IL there was cool wind, and
there were large congregations present
At all the church services.
The remains OF M infant child Of Mr.
aud Mrs. W. X. Fletcher, which died re
Gently, were sent here last week from
Oxford, Mass, for interment.
Several Of our business places are
shining In new awnings, among them
Miss Grace Thsyer's furniture store,
Parlin's drug store, Fletcher's barber
shop, and others.
At recent meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees of the South Paris Savings
Bank vote was passed establishing
banking hours from 900 TO II 90 A. NJ,
and from 80 to $3.50 Pm.
The Christian Endesvor Society will
have poverty party aud box supper At
the Congregstions,ist ve-trv Friday
evening. Every Ia requested 10
dress as ragged a. possible. Any one
not doing so will be fined 10 cents. Each
girl i also requested TO bring lunch
box with supper fIr two. Regular adj
mission 5 cents. All cordially iavited.
Jsmes Furey Il 10 jail, bound over TO
await the action OF the grand jury. He
~as brought over SATURDAY. BY State
Detective Fred A. Porter. IL seems that
his arrest is sequel 20 a drinking and
party NJ Rumford Falls. After
the ball was over there was about sl2O
and Detective Porter followed
Furey and arrested him NJ Bath He had
about $50 on him when arrested. The
charge on which he il bound over is lar
ceny.
Robert :. Henry, for a number of
years resident OF this place. died At
the residence OF his son, j. &. Henry, at
Berlin, \. H., Thursday, at the age OF
- wears. He had been In feeble health
'or some wears. The remains were
brought 70 south Paris, where the funer-
Al was held sunday afternoon, attended
nv Rev. |. A. Bean In the absence OF
Rev +. J. Rsmsdell. Mr.. Henry was \
member OF the South Paris Baptist
church. He leaves four sons, j. Fred
Henry and I'm. K. Henry OF this place, |
J. + Henry Of Berlin, and 0smond j.
Henry, member Of Battery II, 9th L.
;. Artillery, now stationed At Fort Hsm-
ltOn, New York hsrbor.
Hose Company No. l and the Hook
md Ladder Company met saturday |
night and chose officers a. follows:
Hose COMPANY No. l:
ForpmAn-E v Haskell
Asst Foreman-wirt Stanley.
Cerk-W. 4. Porter.
PipemAn-I. =. Andrews.
Asst Pipeman-E NJ. Durham.
Hydrantrnan-j. II. HAYNES.
81 HydrantmAn-Harry Holden.
Membcrs-E. J. Swan, Wendell Rounds, Al |
red Fuller.
Hook and Ladder Co.:
Foremaa-H &. Howe
Assistant FOreman-f y. Wright.
Clerk-N u. tlder.
Members-DonAld Bean. r l.. Cummings.
Eco FrothIugham, Geo. Wilson. Fred Bigelow, |;
Howard shaw.