Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-20
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SOUTH PARIS


SOUTH PARIS
soUra PAxn rosr orrrcE.
o,se. Hours: sse TO : 90 A. -: 500 A. n. 70
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Oct :. 1870. NJ O'Clock. An.
TRAINS LEAVE soUrH PARIS
Going downs IS A. n. s-ss ~. tsSr.s
eolnx UPS 81 A n; 81 - ?. n. - r n
me 5 IS A. n train down and ~ r. n train
nm tally sun avs ioel1ded
Sunday paper train arrives sie An.
CHURCHES.
r-s. Congregational Church. Rev. w. n.
Rrosks. u. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 Is
~ ana : 90 P. N; sunday school II NJ. ".
T.s.s.y evening al 80 o'clock. Al. not other.
- eon nected, are cordially inyited-
Nrtho.list Church. Rev. A. W fcttAe. PASTOR
sn SSss~Sins ssrSice. 10 IS A. n; SABBATH school
~ Epworth League Meeting. SIS r. L.,
Sysolns prayer meeting p. NJ. prayer weeting
rq ssHs,s, cSareS. Rev. r ). kznsaeiL Pas,or
al schoSl Il N. PRAYER meeting 30 ?. n,
srsyer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-Paris Lodge. No ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before tall moon
y "a - s-Mouns Mica Lo-ige. regular meet
-. Thu--siay evening OF each veeks-Agrora
grcNmpmeut. first and third Monday evenings
OF 49, Mount PleA.an, Rebekah Lodge, No.
A MEETS second and fourth Frttsys Of each
month In Odd Fellows Hall
Nv X. Kimbaa Post. No. las, meets
s-st Thur.iAy and third Saturday evenings OF
s.rh month. In a. A. X Hall.
Wm n KimbNn Relief Corps meets arss
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of each
s,,nth In gelief COrps Hall.
y III H-PAris GranTe. from Mag ~ OCT. I.
r,ssts .ccond and fourth Saturday. during the
remainder % the year, meets every saturday, In
Is q. C.-seoOnd and fourth Mondays OF
each nonsh.
q Q. P,--Ssony Bro0s LSdse. No, -,
nets Al q A. X. Hail second and fourth Wei
se..ay evenings OF each mouth
A SfP.-HamRn Lodge. No, n. meets every |
FrtlAy evening Al MA-oaic Hall.
/. B. Andrews was In Boston aud |
New York several days las, week.
The County Commissioners will be In |
session Tuesday OF this week at the
court house.
some fifteen members OF Mount Pleas
ant Rebeksh Lodge visited Mount Hope |
Lodge At Norway Friday evening.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Goodlng return
ed from their visit 70 Mrs. Stowe 20 /
their home In Yarmouth on Tuesday
last.
william J. Wheeler has matched up n
snowy pair of bay horses that will prob
ably please some purchaser. Ed Thayer
i handling them.
Miss Alice Davis, who has been spend
ing part of her vacation with relatives
IN Massachusetts,. has returned, and Is
again 81 her station In the post Office.
The first assembly OF the course will
b held Tuesday evening OF this week,
the opening having been postponed from
last week for several reasons. Music by
Sh2w's Orchestra
Frank l.. Davis OF Mechanic Falls was
in town on business Thursday. Mr..
Davis carries 4 stock OF house furnish
ing goods In the store long occupied by
J A. Bueknsm 4 Co.
Mrs. gilbert aud two children, OF
Madison. who have been st j. z. Rich
srdsOn's for few weeks, returned 10
their home Saturday. Little Doris had
quite severe illness while here.
Frank r. FOgg has a promising and
well-bred colt sired BY Philippe, son
OF The great Nelson. This colt shows
points similar 20 his distinguished grand
sire. We hope he will 90 As fast.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerscn entertained .hs
members Of the Norway W. c. Il. L..
Tuesday evening. Some over thirty
were present Refreshments were sery-
ed, And = very pleasant evening Was en-
owed.
lie. Pulsiter Ia advertising 10 sell all
he boots. shoes, ruobers and store f;xt-
ures nov In his store, from Nov. % 20
The 18th, inclusive; also some household
goods. Mr.. and Mrs. PGlsifer will re-
side Al NAiick, Mass.
Mrs. A. d. Cotton and daughter, Miss
Nellie. OF Windsor, VI, are guests ~
Hiram Pulsifer's. one Of the indiA
famine orphans is cared for, clothed and
educated by Mrs. Cotton through the
Congregational missionaries.
Thomas sutton OF Rumford Falls com
pleted term OF thirty days In jail for
LIQUOR selling on Wednesday, and WAS
immediately taken 20 Portland by Dep
utv L. ; Marshal Hssty 10 answer 70
the charge OF selling liquor without pay
ing the United States tax.
o. Everdell Curtis, son OF Mr.. aud
NJ Oliver O.. Curtis OF this town, has
bought out grocery business AZ henne-
bunk. Mr. Curtis has held good posi-
ton "a hOOkkeepsr In the shoe factory
a, Kennebunk for few years. be Is "a
rising Young business man and his many
friends 10 Paris, Including the Democrat,
wish hin much success In his ne"
venture.
4 large portion OF the material for
neu and heavier railroad bridge across
the Little Androscoggin River below
this place has recently been unlosded
near the bridge. Ii has been understood
that al The bridges on this end or the
road were 20 be strengthened this sea-
sou. 80 IS 20 allow the running OF heSv-
Ter locomotives, but IL has got 40 late
and the steamer season Is 30 nesr ~
hand that il l. uncertain whether this
bridge will be rebuilt this year.
Edward C. Gallagher died in this vii
lAgr Wednesday after a short Illness OF
appendicitis. lie Was employed At his
regular occupation as cook, At Ihnrs-
zoo . camp. Oh NSHN AsAftA' 80 4
home on account OF his illness only
few DAYS before his death. An opera
ton Was performed Ss last resort. but
without success. de wss member OF
Mount Abram Lodge, |. %. o. +, OF
Bethel, and his funeral Friday afternoon
wSs attended by a delegation OF ODD
Fellows from Mount Mica Lodge OF this
place. Mr.. Gallagher, who was m un-
married msn, hsd for a number OF years
made MS home, when 20; employed IN
camp or on the drive. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morse, who have resided az
south Paris for the past four or nve
wears He Was = man OF rather quiet
demeanor, though always pleasant ana
genial. snd had won the respect ana
esteem OF everybody who knew him.
ASS. D. Marshall WAS driving home
frvun the village Tuesday evening, near
IL. Henry's he collided in the darkness
With a team driven BY Cyrus Twiteheli.
Mr. Marshall was thrown out and some |
what bruised about the shoulders. APP
parentlv one OF the reins wound up, thus
turning the horse around He ran mt
lie way, struck tree aud cleared him |
self and was not seen again until about
10 o'clock the next day. he Was founo
in A field above W. X. Henry's on
NichOls Srraar The hack strap WAS