Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
Yhe Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
ON and zfser June "a. 1900. trains leave Soat
pats. Going down. a 50 A. NJ. Sundays inclui
1854. ~ - n; Going up: $50 A. ~
dsy excursion train goes up iois A. NJ. dow
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CHURCHES.
s.r-t CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. w y
R,ssks u. D., pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
N and 90 r NJ, sunday school II ~;
sc. 4. sts P. ~, Church prayer meeting oil
TUESDAY evening a. 81 o's,osk. ,, Al nos other
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Postle. Pastor
On sunday. morning prayer meeting, - A
preaching service. 10 Is A n, sabbath Scaoo
4 N; spworth LessHe Meesins. SIS ?. n
ruesAAy EVENING" class nest,ng. Friday evening
Rapsist Church, Rev. T. J. kAm-deil. Pastor
ON SGnsiAy, preaching service 10 As A. ~; sab
hAEh school IL n. PRAYER meeting 90 2. n.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FkA. N.-Parts Lodge. No. 81 Reguls,
meeting Tuesday evening on OF before full moon
- o. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
nxs thursday evening Of each vcek--AGrors
EscAmpDent. arst and third Monday evenings
n ~ R--Noant Pleasant RebekAh Lotxe, No
A. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
north In odd Fellows Hall
G.AR-w. X. Kimean Pest. No. las, meets
Art Thursday and third saturday evenings OF
saeA month. In g. A. x Han.
Wm a kimhan Relief Corps meets nrsi
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of each
mOnth. IN Relief Corps Hall.
r. of H.-Psris Grange. from May ~ ocs- I,
r,ects second and fourth saturday; during the
remsinder o. the year. meets every Saturday, In
%. 6. C.-seooDd and fourth Mondays Of
each month
NJ o. P-stony Breok Lodge. No. Isl.
neess At &. A. r. Hal second and fourth Wed.
pesaiAy evenings OF each month.
fP.-HkmHn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Frtiay evening az Masonic Hal
Miss Lsurs Burnell Is In Portland for
few days stay.
Mrs. W. h. Edwards Is In Boston for
= stay Of few weeks.
Mrs. Herman Wilson has been visiting
ia Portland for few days.
Keith spofford went Saturday TO
Ninot, where he will teach this fall.
Henry Davis and wife Of Milton Plan
,stion visited at George Davis last week.
A. c. Jones and wife are spending
vacation Of week In and around Port
land.
Mrs. f.. A. Howe Is In Boston this
week selecting fall millinery and fancy
goods.
John CArsley Of Pennington, former
resident here, WAS In town q few days
last week.
Nelson Mixer OF South Woodstock Is
attending school here, and boards st 5.
c. 0rdway's.
Percy Hathaway Is AZ home from
wsterville. where he has spent his SUN
mer vacation.
Mrs. Hannibal G. Howe has gone to
the Central Maine General Hospital AZ
Lewiston for treatment.
Warren SWEET Of Dorchester. Mass,
has Joined his family NJ J. II. Nichols
Tor two weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. c. Colby has come from Mas
sachusetts % spend few weeks with
her father, Edwin b. Stearns.
Miss Anna Croker, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Bonney, has returned 20
her school az Poland.
George n. Jackson aud his nephew,
Andrew J. Jackson, OF lonia, Mich,
have been spending a few days with
their relatives Ia town.
Horace l.. Swan has moved into the
?. c. Merrill house which ne recently
purchased. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill have
engaged board at W. h. Cliford's-
Ethan Willis and wife have returned
from Rumford Falls, where they hAve
been through the summer. Mr.. Wills
has built house on his lot at that place
and sold IL.
4 go,f cape was lost Thursday even
ing. somewhere on the dog read, 80
called. VIII the finder please leave with
Mrs. II. W. Lyon, Parts Hill, or at the
Democrat office.
NathSn A. Chase has finished his sun
tnrr vacation work o, dispensing sodA-
fruit. etc. for W. A. Porter, and vii
rptura % the University OF Maine for the
fAl term this week.
The insurance on the stock IL y. A.
Shurtieff a GO. Was adjusted early LAST
week. snd saturday morning they ~
op-ued their old store % dispose 90 TIE
damaged goods. All kinds 90 goods g.
~ Sire prices.
some have not understood that the
Hish school Alumni Association recent
ly organized IL not for xrsdustes 81 the
school exclusively. AT ~ho have attend
~ The school Tor One year or more are
eligible % membership, aud are Invited
% ioin.
The Catholic church has completed All
bur he last stage % its journey across
from Alpine street 90 its REV location
90 the curoer 90 Pleasant and Chsries
streets A cellar and foundation TOT y
Are nos being put In. The work OF
moviug vas done on contract oy ;
Felt % Greenwood.
The hot dry weather has ripened The
corn % AZ such n rate that al the corn
factories have hsd 90 get right up And
hustle. The south Paris factory had 20
-ur an dsv sunday Wednesday was
record asv a. the factory, when fe~
Irss thar ~ 600 cans OF clear eorn we're
put up-ths largest days work 10 the
history % the factory. ID 20 sunday
night approximately $4,000 cans have
been put Up.
No, al the population % this village
vent 20 Norway Thursday evening TO
hear I.ittieheld and Ssasey speak, but II
Was a big crowd that went The Me
Kinley Club chartered = car and between
sixty and seventy went over on thst,
aud so many others went over that four
cars were taken 20 bring them home.
They we're an enthusiastic crowd when
thew started, but when they got home
about eleven o'clock, their enthusiasm
Was unbOunded. liz was great meeting.
The village corporation meeting
Thursday evening elected w. II. Jenae
moderator, and then adjourned for one
week. same place and hour. The ques-
ton Of raising money 20 pay Tor the
services OF the Norway fire department
a, The two recent fires will come up
then. The Norway people think they
ought % have about seventy-tve dollars,
which they say Il about half their ex-
peuse. The question OF some better
protection for the west end OF TINS VII
lsge will also be considered.
There was q great turnout Tor the
Republican rally "Wednesday evening