Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
yhe oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
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onsce Hours 90 10 100 A. ~, soc 4. n. .
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct :. 1900. NJ 8 O'Clock, An
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
6oing dcwn-sas A. N, sss A. NJ. &.AP.N.
Gotng ups IS A. NJ, 3 81 p. n, :ssP.n.
The Is A. n. train down and IS p. n. trail
up. daily. sundays Included
sunday paper train arrives s:ls An.
CHURCHES.
first CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. W. Y
Brooks, ID. D., pastor Preaching services. 10 a
N and ! 30 Y. NJ, sunday school IL N. Y
p 5. c. \. al 8 p. n. Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesday evening a. 80 o'Slesk. Al. NOT other
Methodist Church. Rev. A W. POtte. Pastor
On sunday, morning prayer meeting, 80 A
n; preaching service. 70 ~ An, sabbath Schoo
b NJ: Epworth League Meeting. sls p. n.
evening prayer meeting r. NJ; prayer meesins
rues.lay evening, class meeting. Friday evening
Baptist Church, Rev. +. J. Ramssiell. PAs.or
On sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. ~ Sab
bah school II NJ, PRAYER meeting 90 2. NJ,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
p n ~ -
rneetng Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. t.-Mo0nt Mica LOdge. regular meet
n. THURSDAY evening OF each week.-Aurors
EScampment, first and third Monday evenings
10 OF R.-Mount Peasant Rebcssh Lodge, No.
30. meets secood and hl0rth Fridays OF each
month In Old Fellows Han.
C. A R-W. n. kimbAl Post No. las. meets
s--t Thursday aud taird SATURDAY evenings OF
each month. IN &. A. K Hall
Wm, h. kim6an Relief Corps meets first
thursday and third Saturday evenings OF each
month In Relief Corps Hail.
p. Of H.-PAris Grange. from May - oct- 4.
meets second and fourth saturday, during the
remainder Of the year, meets every Saturday, In
grange Hall.
1. 3 e C.-seoond and fourth Mondays of
a o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets AZ q. A. X. Hal second and fo1rth Wed
ne>iAy evenings Of each month.
A % P.-HAmin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Fri1Ay evening Al Masonic Hzh.
Miss Ruth Tucker Is in Boston for
while.
Wendell Rounds was at home from
Bates College over Sunday.
Walter B. Rand, Esq, OF Locke's
Mills, was In town Thursday.
c.. W. 2. Perham and wife OF Bryant's
Pond were 1t South Paris Thursday.
New two-light windows are being put
into the tenement over the Frothingham
store.
Mrs Edwin l.. Stone OF Lynn, Mass,
q here for her health, stopping at J. X.
fuckers.
Owing 20 the weather the high school
held but one session Friday, letting out
al o'clock.
All the village schools except the high
school closed Friday. The high school
has two weeks more.
B.P. Adkins, who Il moving To Hope
dale, Mass, has sold his place on Hill
street to Amos A. Bird.
Tickets for the closing concert OF the
Peoples course, 20 De given Dec. 81,
are now on sale at MeArdle's music
store.
The shoe machinery which has been
standing In the old shoe factory build
ing for many years has been sold, and
was shipped away last week.
The street railway WAS hung up for
few hours Friday, owing 20 a little |
breakdown az the power station. The |
regular noon passengers were carried In |
a team
Frank l.. StAreird will take a few colts |
70 break. Mr. SySrbird needs no intro |
duciion In this profession where he has |
proved his ability - first-clsss colt |
breaker.
The fourth lecture of the Peoples
Popular Course will be given at the /
Methodist church this Monday evening,
bv Rev Luther Freeman OF Portland.
subject, sights and Visions"
The county stable is shout completed,
and IL the sheriff will abstain from put
Ting horses or cows into Il, he can IN
doubtedlv rent Il for lodgings. IL is
finished In hard pine, and Is very neat
little structure throughout.
A series Of subscription assemblies
will be run this season as they were last
winter, 10 New Hall. the first of them
being on Tuesday evening OF this week.
They will De continued for six nights,
and longer IL desired and the patronage
warrants.
The new paint on the Shurtleif store
front Is bright yellow, and the bril-
liAncy OF it seems 70 act a. an exeitsnt
on peoples critical faculties. AT any
rate. Il comes Ia for more criticism than
any other architectural detail which has
appeared 10 town for some time.
Superintendent OF schools Walter l..
GRAY will receive bids for conveying
scholars from The old Bolster District 70
South Paris for the winter term As per
in another column. Bids
will close on saturday, Nov. Ath, At
four o'clock P. NJ. Bring 10 your bids.
The transfer OF the L. B. Andrews dry
goods store MAS completed last week. IL
i now the Boston Store, ". VI. Mschen-
nev 4 o.. proprietors. The store WAS
closed for = few DAYS TO take stock, snd
the Pew prOprietors opened IL saturday
morning az o'clock with bargain
sale.
some OF the local Democrats declined
20 accept as true the election reports
which came by telephone Tuesday night,
and would not be convinced until their
ewes rested on the columns OF the Argus
the next morning One man even bet on
Bryau's election Wednesday morning
before the train came.
Before the teachers 10 the schools OF
Paris and Norway aud vicinity IN south
Paris high school room st O'Clock on
saturday afternoon, Nov. Il, Prof. r. I.
Robinson OF BOwdOin College will lect-
ure on the teaching Of science Prof..
R,bjuson has been superintendent OF
schools In the town OF Brunswick Tor
long term OF years.
LAST Tuesday WAS a. good day rs
could have been desired for election
here As everywhere else. The voting
proceeded very quietly, there being no
great rush At any time during the day.
Ne special effort was nSde 20 get out
he voters. but both the leading parties
Increased their vote little over that
cast 10 September. The total number OF
ballots cast In this town Was COS, OF
which five were defective.
Custodian Tucker Of the city parks u
more or less fertile in invention he
doesn't bother 20 20 all over PARK with
rake 70 get the leaves OF; he makes
the rsking merely incidental TO the
process OF watering the turf 20 Keep
green. Turning the water on 70 garden
hose. he takes the nozzle down near the
ground and sweeps the leaves with the
stream When he gets through ms Joo:
the leaves are raked into windows, ana
The rurf Ia Narered All In one act.