Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-04-03
The oxford Democrat.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and afser Oct. =. lsss. trains leave Souil
PARIS. Going down: slT A. NJ. SUNDAYS IN
cluded), s;as A. N, AIS 2. NJ; Going up; sA
ANS8S Pm. IS 2. n. Sundays included)
sunday paper train arrives slsA.n.
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First Congregational Church Rev. W. 4
Brooks, ID. d. pastor. Preaching services. 10 4.
1. NJ and 20 p. n. sunday School IL NJ,
Ps'C.E. asPn.; Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesday evening &C 10 O'Clock. AL. not other
wise connected, are cordially invited
Methodist Church. Rev. l. A. Bean. Pastor
on sSaSsS s ssrves ssSSssA shoo
n NJ: Epworth League Meeting, slS p. ~.
evening prayer meeting y. NJ; prayer meeting
Tuesday evening; Glass nesting, Friday evening
Raptist Church, Rev. I. ,. Rzmssiell. Pastor
On sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. NJ: Sab
bath school IL NJ; PRAYER meeting Z 90 p. NJ;
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
A M.-Paris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. y. F-Moant Mica Lodge. regular meet
ms. Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
E6cAmpment. arst and third Monday evenings
OF each month.
u of R-Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
b. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Han.
GAR-w. h. kimhan Post. No. las. meets
arst THURSDAY aud third Saturday evenings OF
each month, In q. A. K Hall.
wm. X. kimbsn Relief Corps meets first
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings OF each
month, N Relief Corps Hall
p. OF H.-Paris Grange. second Saturday OF
each month. The Grange store 10 open forbade
wednesday and saturday afternoons.
TO. u. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
NE o. P-s,ony Brook Lodge, Nc. Isl.
meets Al G. A. r. Han second and fourth Wed
pesday evenings OF each month.
n % P.-HSmnn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
Fritay evening At Masonic Hall.
Byron Tuttle of Rumiord was In town
Saturday.
An. Carter of Bethel WAS at South
Paris Saturday.
Miss Annie Shaw o; Portland is stop
ping with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Norris OF Auburn was in
Friday calling on friends.
Herman II. Stuart Is at home from
Bates College on vacation.
Miss Ethel Dean ia at home from
Bates for weeks vacation.
Mrs. B. W. Mason IL spending a
couple Of weeks with friends In Quebec.
Mrs.H. +. Morton visited friends in
Bryaut's Pond aud Gorhsm, y. H., last
week.
Miss Abble Record WAS up from Me-
chSnic Falls 10 spend Sunday with reis-
tiyes.
Thomas p. sampson ia visiting rels-
tiyes in Lewiston, Portland and Boston
for week.
The shelving IN the vaults at the court
house IS being improved 10 appearance
by new paint.
Wesley wsldrou has moved to Nor
xSy. where he will work in the grain
mill for 4. c. McCrellis.
Miss Mitchell OF Poland has been
amending few days with her cousins,
=. Y Haskell and Miss Hattie Haskell.
E.P. Psrlin is preparing for the sum
uer campaign, and has put In n half
dozen folding stools In front OF his soda
counter.
IN. Murch & Son Of West sumner
are building = gable addition on the
south side OF the house OF Ira =. Murch
on Park Street.
Bicycles are out once In = while In the
morning when the snow Is frozen, but
they won't come into general use for
some weeks yet
Another assembly will be held at New
Hall Thursday evening OF this week,
under the same terms and conditions as
the one last week.
Miss Olive NJ. Stuart was 10 Boston last
week after spring styles 10 millinery,
snd will open millinery p,rlors at her
home on High Street.
Mrs Emeliue Cummings Of Paris HUI
visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Writ
stanley. few DAYS last week and at
tended the minstrel show Friday even
ing.
Mrs. +. A. Howe has returned from
market with choice line of millinery.
Miss Y. NJ. Stiles Of Hsverhin Is TO De
head trimmer, and Is ready 10 MI all
orders.
James ID. williams received notice
from Congressman Littlefeld last week
that be had been allowed pension OF
twelve dollars month. We are all glad
for James.
Frank 3. Hammond Of Paris Hill re-
members the Democrat crew with
generous Qusntity Of his excellent
maple sugar and we like IL quite well,
thank you.
George W. Cook Is at home for few
weeks. He has been at work in Portland
during the winter for George EDWARDS,
president Of the williams Manufsctur-
ing Co., who has been building several
houses.
Rev. Fr. Summa has preached bis fare
well sermon AZ st. GATHERINGS Roman
Catholic church, and will spend long
vacation at his old home In France TINS
summer. Who ~ill be his successor on
this charge is not vet determined.
LEROY b. Abbott Is moving from the
NORWAY town farm, where be has been
10 charge for the past year, to MS mouse
on the stony Brook road. Willis u.
Record. who has been living in Mr.. Ao-
bott's house. has moved into the house
vacated by ) X. Ellis on High street.
A large number went from here to
NORWAY 20 attend the meeting addressed
ov Rev. Mr. Gale Friday evening. Since
be was here Mr.. Gale has conducted y
yery successful series OF meetings IN
Hayerhin, Mass. He began Sunday a
two weeks series Of meetings AT Me-
chsniC Falls.
We were glad TO bid goodbye 70 Feb
ruary when il closed its brief but stormy
career, aud we are equally glad 10 oid
good-bve % March, which blew cold
breath upon Us about every dsy, snd
showed Us almost none Of the lAmo-iise
weather Of which we are by tradition
entitled 20 st least sample during the
month.
A music store will be opened here 10
the near future by W. c. McArdle. he
will deal in music and musical instru,
menrs OF all kinds, strings and musical
merchs ndise. also artists materials
stationery and school supplies, pictures
aud frames. Frames made TO order
He is teacher Of flute aud piceolo, AND
will make speciality Of flutes aud mute