Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-04-10

The Chas. Z. ID Sinal place on Pin
Street Ia South Paris villsge will be sol
NJ auction April 2lst, At , o'clock, 2. y
This Is house and ell, l IL story, wit
; finished rooms and garden. Sprin
water connected.
The woodpiles sre being rapidly cor
yerted from four-foot into stove WOOD
some by the easy means of horse power
others by the easier means OF portsbl
steam engine, aud still others in the goo
oid-tSshioned way.
Z. Z. Parlin has new clerk In hi
pharmacy, Mr.. Percy Allen. Mr.. Allie
has had several years experience In tn
drug business and comes well recon-
mended. F. Wendell Rounds will re
main in the store until he enters college
The ground Is getting dry enough II
spots about the square so that the bow
are violating the city ordnance by play
ing ball In the street, and circulating
'scripsion papers" 70 buy mitts snt
things, in preparation for the season
campaign.
Advertised letters In South Paris pos
office April 3;
Mrs Amos n. Canweu.
MIRA Arthur Cummings.
Mrs. Geo. I. Burnham.
Mrs. Lewelyn Wing.
Mr. j. VI Pike
Geo. q. Foster.
The messles NAV be said To be fairly
on the rampage here. The high school
which has been reduced about one-hal
ia numbers, Is suspended for week, snC
the other schools postponed for the ssm'
time. Some have the German measles
but most Of them have the plain ole
United States kind.
Frederick A. Cummings, who died q,
Freeport March 20, was native OF Paris
son Of the late Benjamin Chandler
Cummings. he served two terms Of en-
listmeut, covering nearly four years
time. during the rebellion, and was 4
member Of the G.. A. X. He had received
\ pension with some back pay only s
few DAYS before his death.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning, the pastor will give sn Easter
sermon, and the following programme
Of music will be given;
Voluntary.
Anthem, Christ. our Passover, VI. L. McPhall
Anthem. Praise 20 Thee. VIM. j. kirkpatrick
Ofertory.
Anthem. am He tha, Liveth, Caleb shipper
Anthem. ChriSt the Lord Is Risen, NJ. Lindsey
This town ia AL right for the summer
hotel business. Two young ladies who
were up on Western Avenue one even.
ing last week discovered "ses-serpent
fioundering around in the water. Upon
closer investigation however IL proved
10 be the proprietor Of the "GreS'
American Doggery." He had got out
into the deepest place and slipped down.
At the annual meeting of The stock.
holders OF TN. Peoples Water Company,
held last Saturday, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Pres Hastings Bean.
Vice Pre-.-kthan Willis
sec and rreAs.-George NJ. Atwood.
Supt-w. Il Young.
Cot-EthAn Willis.
Director--J Hastings Bean. VIM. b. Russell
Albion Taylor. W. Il. Young, John T. Chute.
The last assembly OF the series was
held in New Hall Thursday evening
with lust comfortable attendance. The
ladies, not 10 De outdone, will give the
gentlemen complimentary assembly
Wednesday evening OF this week, and II
Il whispered that they will lay them
selves out Just little TO see how well
they can do in making arrangements FOL
a good time. All who have attended the
assemblies are invited 10 attend, the
gentlemen particularly. IL Is no leap
year affair, simply gotten up BY the
ladies.
Miss Iva NJ. McArdle has resigned
her position As teacher OF the grammt r
school 70 accept position in school II
Braintree. Mass. Miss NcArdie IL .
graduate of the Pennington Norma
school aud has been very successful II
her vocation during the time she ha'
spent in teaching. Her place in thu
grammar school here will be taken FOL
the spring term by Mrs. 5. c. Ordwsy
Miss MeArdle left for her new position
Saturday.
Subscriptions made within the pas
few DAYS by Hamlin Lodge, h. OF L.
and by individuals, practically assure
the building Of AID eight-thoussnd dollsl
three story brick block on the Ham lot
corner Of Market Square and Pine
Street, during the present season. IL II
likely that matters will be closed ~
this week on the subscription paper, and
arrangements msde for the preparation
Of plans, so that the actual work o
building can begin in good season.
The afternoon passenger train Sstur
day. due here st 8 IS, At yarmouth
Junction struck q box car which wa
standing on siding. Ii is thought tina
the wind blew the car back after IL wa
set Off; At any rate, IL was so near tn
main track that the corner OF II lappe'
the cab Of the engine about foot. IN
cab was completely wrecked. Enginee
WIN. A. Stinchfeld of this place, VIII
WAS running the engine, was considers
bly cut about the head. Ii is fortunate
| considering the narrowness Of the rub
that his injuries were not more serious
As il is, he viii be laid of from wor
for few days.
There are 20 be especially interestin
services At the Congregational churc
next Sunday, April Is At lO:i5 A.
there will be appropriate Easter musl
under the direction of Mrs. Cora ). Briggs
whose well-knowu skill and taste insur
= rsre treat TO all lovers Of music. Til
viii be followed bv sn Easter sermon b
the pastor. At p. NJ. there will
further music and singing by the Par
sian quartet; brief address by the pa
tor. followed BY reception OF new men
bers and communion. This Is the tir'
time. so far as We know, when such
evening service has been held In th
church. but it il confidently expecte
that it will be full OF tender interest. al
yery impressive. All, not other~i;
engaged. sre cordially invited. Remeu
Der the time Of the services, !. e., l0:-
and p. NJ.
IL Il expected Rev. |. A. Bean wi
close his iabors with the NJ. K. churt
next Sunday, and the following will
the order of services:
Opening Voluntary.
Gloria from Mozart's Twelfth Mass
, DoxolOgy, ali standing.
, Lords Prayer.
Responsiye reading-Psalm %.
, Anthem-Ring Bells Of Easter, Chas. 6abri
? Scripture lesson-Matt. 3.
Prayer.
Rc-ponse-Easter. sud'
| Notices
: First Hymn-sH.
: oYertory- HENDERSON, Flower Song.
: Sermon-
Second Hymn-SSS.
Renediction.
onsrtette-wiss Sue Wheeler. Miss Mary }
q Arsile. Mr. Lester Serrish. Mr.. Chas. Spono
y Orsanis,-Mrs. II. T.. Wilson.