Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-05
rhe Oxford pemnerat.
SOUTH PARIS.
sourH PARIS rosr oysIcn.


oses Hour. 90 TO 90 A. n 500 A n L
GRAND rKuSK RAILWAY.
N, and af.er Oct. -. isss. trains leave South
81, toing down 6:l7 A NJ. Sundays IN
elaSeil, ssS A ~ .as p i n; SSlns nR; a sS
s..5sv paper train arrives s.ls An
CHURCHES.
-, Conversational Church. Rev. W. +
p.ss ~ B. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
" AMI : 80 p. NJ, sunday school IL NJ, 4
PsCE stsP.s Church prayer meeting on
Ise s.sSs ,s,,tssi are cordially invited.
Nxsseolist Church. Rev. A W. fottle, Pastor
"a sunday morning prayer meeting, 80 A
n presching service 10 - N. ssoostn sehooi
s.snias drawer meetinx p. NJ, prayer meeting
rpe-.iSv evening, class mesttng, friday evening"
R,rfist church, Rev. t. y. Ramstell. Pastor.
On Sanisy. preaching service 10 - A.. N. SAB
,-xver meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M-PAris Lodge. No. a. RexulAr
.s,,sSs TUESDAY evening on or before fun moon.
10. q. F.-MOunt Mica Lodse, regular meet
Tsssmpment. first and third Monday evenings
q re sSS 81 R.-Mount Pleasant RssekAh Lodge No.
a. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
,1c.th IN odd Fellows Hall
R-WK Eimban Post. No. las, meets
Al TeursslAy and third Saturday evenings Of
80 month, IN &. A. X. Hall
" A kimbAn Relief Corps meets first
rs1--lsy AID third Saturday evenings of each
sonth N Relief Corps ball
M H-PArfs grange. IRON May 70 Oct l.
-,set. second and fourth saturday; during the
TvnAlnter Of the year, meets every saturday IN
S rs -C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
each month. -
n o. P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
- Hal 4sCDnl and fourth Wei.
-ss.iNv evenings Of each month
fP-Hamin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
FRIDAY evening al Masonic Hall
:. A. True, Esq, Of Portland, was
here saturday.
Sylvsu Shurtleff, Esq, OF Portland,
was IN town saturday.
Mr.. y. Bolster has returned from
her visit 20 Washington, ID. {.
Howard shaw is visiting his sister,
Ms. Paul Higgins, al Costigsn.
Nr.J.C. Emerton OF Auburn is Wis
Ting her sister, Mrs. Fred Scott.
Dr.. Woodbury. was visited by his
brother from Dsnville, one day last
week.
The pupils Of the grammar school
held a very creditsble lyceum Thursday
evening.
A. Z. Williams family have moved
ron Norway TO westbrook, and Mrs.
wi,hAm's father, B. +. Hicks, has gone
70 live with them.
&c. Gallagher, who has been cook
ing on Thurstou's drive at Andoyer, IL
AZ home once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley spent a
tew dsys at the Hill last week, guests OF
Ms. Emeline Cummings.
Mrs. Frank White and two children,
from Danyille Junction, have been visit
ing her father, J. ID. Williams, st the
Andrews House for = few days.
Ms. Alice p. Thsyer spent a few
DAYS last week AZ The Beeches" on
the Hill. the guest Of DR.. Hammond.
Mrs. Lizzie Edgerley, who has been
visiting AZ Vim. Blske's for the past
mouth. returned TO her home in Portland
last Friday.
John E. Everett will 90 into partner
ship with =. NJ. Coffiu in the meat bush
ness. The business viii be continued ST
The old stand.
The members OF the high school grad /
uaIing class are about sending invita- |
tons for their graduating exercises on |
the evening OF the 2lst.
Nathan A. Chase OF the class Of 1902, |
University OF Maine, Is st home for the |
summer. and Is at his old occupation, |
dispensing soda, fruit, etc, at Porter's
store
The family OF Harry B. Stone, who
came from their home in Denver At the |
tine OF the funeral Of Mr.. Stones father,
Eff. stone, will remain here during the
summer.
The assessors OF the village corpora
ton advertise 20 receive bids for the
erection Of the proposed hose tower,
urtil June l2th. The specifications are
a. :. A. TSylor's.
The assignment OF Judges for the next
years terms OF Supreme Court shows
that Judge Powers will be here In Octo-
Der, Judge whitehouse In February, and
Judge savage IN May.
Can't. VIM Il. Swan Of Chelsea, Mass,
who Is spending the summer IN Poland,
MAS here last week 70 attend the 90
servAnce Of Memorial Day, and visited
his brother, Leander ;. swan.
J.H. Jones has done quite job on
the grounds around his house, grading
snd sodding the lawn, grading the drive
vSy, etc. The sidewalk In front or his
house and ]. J. Morton's has also been
raised.
Edward b. Lunt and Miss Clara NJ.
SSifj we're married Tuesday evening oy |
Rev. A. W. POttle. They will live WITH /
NJ LuUt's parents on Gothic Street
They have the best wishes OF many
friends.
The Prohibition county convention ia
IN session this Monday afternoon at the
South Paris Methodist church, being |
called 81 o'clock. This Monday even
Ing public meeting ST O'Clock viii be
addressed by Rev. A. ;. Lsdd, ID. ID.
The alarm Of fire given Wednesday |
afternoon wss for fire In the woods
by The river OF Pine Street, near the old
slaughter house location. IL was put
out without extensive damage. On the
sane day there WAS quite fire on land
Of o. g. Curtis, north Of his buildings
and between the railroad and the river.
Horace Edwards always has nice lot
OF CallAs. and has sent one blossom 70
The Democrat which Is e curious freak.
Il Is really 4 triple flower. The outer
white spsthe Ia over eight inches long,
and IN the centre OF IL a short stem
grows up bearing two spathes of differ
ent sizes, Joined for little distance on
one side, but entirely separate on the
other.
There were some impromptu games OF
ball on the Darrell field Wednesday after
noon, with fair attendance. The only
game which approached the dignity OF
mAtch MAS Que which was called Paris
Hill W. the sled factory team. Oae nine
was called Paris Hill because II hsd on
two Paris Hill meu. one Of whom i At
present stopping At South Paris. Tnls
game resulted IN favor Of the Paris Hill
team, l. to-
The Democrat Is semi-ofiicislly In
formed that II il the intention OF the
Grand Trunk management, under It's
summer arrangement, 10 put on an
additional train from Norway 10 Lewis
ton. This train will leave here about
t.AI n nd rur diraefly IN LEWISTON.