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

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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr oFFIcE.
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GRAND rsuNK RAILWAY.
On and afser Oct. y. is9e. trains leave soutl
paris: Going down; s IL A NJ. Sundays In
elade.i). s$s A n. tls ?. n; Going up: q
sunday paper train arrives slsA
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Chnrch. Rev. W. y
Rrooks II. b. pastsr. Preaching services. 10 q
M and 80 r. "a, sunday School Il NJ,
P.s c. r.. ster.N Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesstay evening AZ 80 o'clock. Al. not other
Vie connected, are cordially invited.
neshosiiss Church. Rev. 1. A. Bean. Pastor
ON sunday. m0ru,ng prayer meeting. 80 A
n preaching service. 10 As A. sabbath Sehco
- NJ: Epworth League Meeting. SIS p. N.
evening prayer meeting p. NJ prayer meeting
tuesday evening, class me- ting. Friday evening
Baptist church, Rev. II: Rsmsdeil, Pastor
6alh school IL N; PRAYER meeting 100 p. ~;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA. M-Parts Lodge. No. ~. REGULAR
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. .. s.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms. Thursday evening Of each wcek.-Aurors
Eseampment, arst and third Monday evenings
- 81 R-Mount Pleasant Reeekah Lodge. No.
n ynests second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Hall
R-w X. Kimban Post. No. las. meets
srst thursday and third Saturday evenings Of
each month. in q. A. X Hal.
Wm n kimban Relief Corps meets nrst
Thurs.lay and third Saturday evenings Of each
nonth, IN Relief Corps Han
p OF H.-Paris Grange, second saturday OF
each month. The Grange store IL open Tor trade
wednesday ami saturday afternoons
TO. &. C.--Seeond and fourth Mondays OF
each month-
meets al C. A. X Hal second and fourth Wei
pes,isv evenings Of each month.
n otP.-HSmln Lodge. No, 81, meets every
FRIDAY evening AZ Masonic Hall
Mrs. Fred Hall ia In Boston. called
there by the illness Of her mother.
Charles W. Bowker and family have
returned from the Auburn hatchery.
John Csverly Is again out, after being
confined 20 the house Tor some i've
months.
Mrs. T. :. Barnes and Miss Helen
visited relatives IN Lewiston few days
last week.
Mrs. Chester Record and two ehildren
returned Friday from few weeks visit
10 Portland.
Miss Lizzie c. Hutchinson has been
appointed assistant teacher in the OK
ford High school,
Allen c. Hutchinson returned Monday
70 Barre, VT, where he Is teaching In
Goddard Seminary.
Mrs. Alice Phelps Thsyer left Thurs
day for 4 visit 20 relatives in Lowell and
other places In Massachusetts,.
The Partisan Quartet Minstrels go to
West Paris this Monday evening, and
give 4 minstrel show aud dance IN Dun
hams Hall.
A new sign. bearing the name Lewis
r. Andrews" in raised letters, now
s6orns the front Of Maxim Block, over
Mr.. Andrews stores
The annual meeting Of the South Paris
Bo4rd Of Trade WAS adjourned 20 We'd
pesdsv evening, April Is, without any
business being transacted.
new diamond WAS put 10 Thursday,
where the electric road track crosses the
Norway Branch track, at the Pleasant
Street crossing, near the depot.
Paris Grange had sn sll-day meeting
saturday. In the afternoon the play,
An Old Maids wooing," recently pre-
sen,ed, was repeated ~ an open session
Harry Keough, who has been quite
sirk With Inflammation OF the bowels, Is
somewhat improved. His aunt, Mrs.
Foo,e. from Lewiston, Is here caring for
him.
David p. Woodbury. brings in 10 the
Democrat the first snowdrOps OF the sea-
son. which pushed up through the snow
and ice and opened 20 the sun thursday
afternoon.
James Carney OF Rumtord Falls IL the
latest arrival AZ the county boarding
house. Deputy sheriff Elliott brought
him over Wednesday. Thirty days for
intOxicatiOn.
Leonard Whitman is having some
rooms finished of in the third story oil
his house on Park Street, so a. 20 pro-
vide snorher small rent. George X
Hammond and crew are doing the work
guy Buck has moved his barber shop
into ia peS quarters in Billings build
ing on the other side OF the square. The
room which he has occupied 10 Masonic
Block has been let into W. L. Fsrrar's
grocery store, giving him the "hoie OF
the first floor.
&c Gallagher, who has been COOK
ing this winter 10 n lumber camp AZ
Stafford Hollow, y. h. is At home for
few DAYS until the brooks are open so
that driving can begin, when be will go
10 Andoyer 20 cook for crew of NJ. l.
ThurstOn's men.
The Argus processes 70 have dennite
information that the Grand Trunk has
bought land at Island Pond, VI, 10
which its machine shops will be moved
from Gorham, y. H., and says that
when the change is completed freight
train crews will make the run from Port
land 20 Island Pond instead of from
Portland 20 GOrhzm as at present.
Two OF the bows down AZ the hotel
had little fun" the other day. it Was
this wav: Howard has cunning little
button attachment that WAS innocent 70
look upon but internally wicked because
there was attached hidden hose snd
rubber bulb filed with water. James
tempted Howard 20 show the little con-
t-iyspce 70 Uncle" william. IL worked.
Result-a scrapping match between
Howard and Uncle william, james
acting a. referee. Draw game.
As Frank B. Fogg WAS driving down
Pleasant Street Thursday afternoon, Ia
crossing the car track his sleigh caught
90 the rail and tipped over, near frotn-
iugham's. The horse ran, with the
sleigh on its side, down across the
square and into Bolster's she'd Men,
women and BOYS sprsng up a. oy
magic out Of the ground, and swarmed
10 there, but the calamity was nothing
serious. Nothing was broken, ana IN
ten minutes the horse VAS Jogging ABOUT
the street as calmly az ever.
The weather bureau officer At Portland
will hereafter act as local forecast ofhcer
and will make forecasts for fortlsno
aud vicinity, which, from his kno~ieage
and observation regarding local weather
conditions, il Is thought will De more
accurate than those made at headquarters
and covering larger territory. Inc
forecasts, however, will be made 10 the
morning and published In the evening
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