Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
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First Congregational Church. Rev. W. \
Brooks. u. D, pastor. Preaching ssrvscsA y z
A. n, and go ? n; sunday school u =; !
Tuesday evening At % o'eloek- Az nss Sshsz
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. l. A Beaa. PAseox
ON sSasI s1ss ssys ssSssA sssoo
h N; Epworth League Needing. sis r. ~
evening prayer meeting p. N, prayer meeting
rqsssy evening c, sss r,ia.y s,sn,s
bath school u n; PRAYER meeting 100 r. n.
prayer meeting TUESDAY evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ykA M.-Pxrts Lcdxc, No. ~. Rexuls,
meeting Tuesday evening on OF before full mooa
LOO. t.-Moant Mica Lodge. regular meet
lpyS. Thursday evening Of each vcek<-Aurorz
Encampment. hrst and third Monday evenings
~ on R--Mount Pleasant Reeekah Lodge, No
a. meets secoad and rourxh Fridays Of each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall,
a A Wv. n. kimoan Post. No. las. meets
As THURSDAY aud third Saturday evenings OF
each month. In c. A. X Hal
wm. 4 kimhan Relief Corps meets drss
THURSDAY and third saturday evenings Of each
r. Of H.-Fsris Grange. second Saturday OF
each month The Grange store is open for trade
wednesday AID Saturday afternoons
U.O.G. C.-Second and tOarth Mondays of
=. 4 o. P.-stony Brvok Loixe. SoA Isl.
meets At &. A. n Hal second and fourth We'd
ne-iSy evenings OF each month
A ef P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. mecta every
Frtiay evening At Masonic Hall
Miss Euniee Fobes Is having = light
run Of typhoid fever.
DR.. K. II. Andrews OF West Sumner
Was in town Wednesday.
Hon. Joseph A. Locke Of Portland
was here Tuesday, In attendance on Pro-
bate Court.
Hon. Geo. A. Wilson Is having his
house piped for gas, with s5-light
scetylene gas generator.
IA. Douglass Of Ramford Falls was
sdded 70 the population OF the jail last
week. Cause, intoxicstlon.
HID. MeAlis,er has engaged rooms
on the second hoor Of Maxim Block, 10
which he will move his laundry soon.
The friends Of the late Mrs. Aaron
woodbury. wish TO express their sincere
thanks for the help and sympathy they
have received, at this time OF their deep
sorrow.
The editors table (the dining table,
not the copy desk, has been enriched
with too,hsome paddock, brought by
our friend DIR. Davis directly from the
wsters Of Csseo Bay.
The joh department, Of the Democrat
has small line OF artistic photo mount
board lust put in, which will be cut in
sizes 10 suit customers. Amateurs are
invited To call and look az the stock.
DR. J. W. Davis, who will attend to
the dentistry practice In DIR. c. l.. Bucks
ofhce for the present. arrived In town
Tuesday night. His family remain at
elf Island for the present.
Uncle John Martins famous old COW
has made her last record. She added a
male calf TO the bovine population, and
then death took her, and she was buried
Wednesday, duly lamented. Her be-
reayed offspring Is for sale.
About the smallest Gin bulk full car
load OF freight on record went through
here In train last week, tagged for the
Berlin Mills Co. IL WAS = steel shaft. 20
feet long and inches In diameter, and
occupied whole fat car. twas "rush'
freight, too.
Mr.. A. Il. Morse, reader and imperson-
Stor. left Monday for a tour In eastern
Maine. Tuesday evening he will read
in Dover, and later, will entertain
audiences in Dexter and several other
Nsine towns, making tour Of about
two weeks. The people OF eastern
Maine may prepare 10 laugh.
Charles A. Plummer, who WAS serving
q sentence imposed In this county when
he escaped from state prison, Was last
week sent back 10 that institution by
Judge Bonney OF the Cumberland Sa-
periOr Court 20 serve 3 sentence OF three
wears for forgery. IL was the forgery
which led 20 his re-arrest In Portland
last spring.
The officers OF Hsmlin Lodge, h. OF
2 we're installed Friday evening by ID.
d. G. c., X. L. Melcher OF Andover, as
follows:
C.C-R L. Cummings
&C. NJ Tttoomb.
PrelAse-Yrank A Taylor.
" % " W A. Porter.
\ Of K n S-A. W. Walker.
V % E.-J. q. LitsieHeld-
". fF.-E- p. Psrfin.
N Il Al. L. Powers
] G.-Ro-coe &. Gray.
% &C. N. Johnson
Joe Valley, whose arrest AZ Rumford
Falls in connection with liquor seizure
WAS reported last week, has had show
OF some Of the teeth that there are In the
liquor law, though he has not a. vet
actually felt their bite. Complaints were
sworn out against him for single sale.
common seller and search and seizure,
and he was fined on the three respect
ivelv $50 and costs, 500 and costs, and
$500 and costs. He appealed, and fur
nished bail.
The whist party Of last Tuesday even
ing AZ Grand Army Hall brought OUT
what the people called ian old-fsshion-
I'd crowd the number being larger
than az the preceding parties this winter.
Nine tables were filed, ana two hours
were spent st whist. Then the hoor
was cleared. and 20 the music of violius
played by Howard and James Bumpus,
the merry party spent two hours more IN
dancing. The affair WAS universally
pronounced an unqualified success.
Mrs. Abigail Stevens died Tuesday,
aged 50 years, St her home on Church
Street, where she has been cared Tor
during the feebleness and Illness OF sew
eral wears oy her daughter, Mrs. George
d. Robertson. Mrs. Stevens had been o
member OF the Methodist church for
sixty wears or more. Her funeral Thurs
day afternoon was attended by Rev. l.
A Bean. There were present 70 attend
the funeral, ID. Il. Stevens, son OF the
deceased, aud wife, of Lewiston, Holland
Curtis and wife. Scion Curtis and wife,
Mrs ;. h. Curtis, and VIM II. Lurvey,
OF West Paris.
Two runaway horses enlivened the
pleasant summer afternoon little FRI
day. The first one belonged to Vernsl
Edwards, and with sleigh attached
came from the upper part OF the village
and ran down High Street across tne
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