Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-27
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS
SOUTH PARIS rosr oFrrcx.
once Hours: 90 TO ! % A. n; 500 A. n .
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after Oct. y. lsss, trains leave sout
PARIS. Going down: 6l1 A ~. (Sundays In
eludei). s:sS A. ~. &i9 r. N. Going up: sa
sunday paper train arrives BIB An
CHURCHES.
FIRST Congregational Church Rev. W. Z
Brooks, ID. D., pastsr. Preaching services. 10 a
N and 90 y. N; sunday School Il NJ;
PS {. n ~ p. n. Church prayer meeting OF
Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock. All. not other
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev, |. A. Bean. Pastor
On sunday, moraing prayer meeting, 81 A
n. presr hing service. 10 - An sabbath Schoo
/? n; Epworth League Meeting. sl5 p. n
s rSssy psvsn,nS class ing FTiasy sSsSiSs
Raptist church, Rev. r. ,. Ramsdell, Pastor
on sunday. preaching service 10 as A NJ; sab
bath schOol Il N; PRAYER meeting : 90 p. NJ.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA. M-Psris Lodge, No. - Regulal
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon
10. %. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms. Thursday evening Of each week<-Aurcrs
Ehcampment. drst and third Monday evenings
- ~ Ry-Nount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No.
n meets second amt fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Hall
ca R-v. X. Kimban Post. No. las. meets
srst Thursday and third saturday evenings Of
each month, In q. A. r Hall
Wm. n. himban Relief Corps meets nrs,
THURSDAY and third saturday evenings of each
month. IN Relief Corps Hall
?. OF H.-Parts Grange, second Saturday OF
a ffkfL
Wednesday and saturday afternoons
Go. e. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
y n. y. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets AZ c. A. L. Hal second and fourth Wed.
pessiAy evenings OF each month.
n % P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friday evening At Masonic Hall.
Miss Cassie Briggs is quite sick with
the grippe.
WI. Penfold hiss returned from q
visR 70 GOrhSm, y. III.
Mrs. Henry Fuller Is still very sick,
with no hope OF recovery.
NJ. ;. A. True Of Portland WAS in
town saturday, on business.
DR.. and Mrs. C. :. Childs OF Buckfield
were AZ south Paris last Thursday.
Ellery c. Park, Esq, and family Of
Bethel were ~ ). Z. Stearns' Friday.
Percy Z. Hathaway Is at home from
Colby for vacation Of a tes weeks.
Miss Beatrice Rawson of Auburn Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. A.
Jackson.
Edgar ID. Pulsifer aud two children
OF Nstick, Mass, are here visiting his
parents. Hiram Pulsifer aud wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Bowker
and little daughter are at the Auburn
hatchery visiting j. +. Stanley and wife.
Charles Brett has been making extern
siye repairs al his home on Main Street
In the way OF new paint and paper and
other Improvements.
Miss Hattie Burnell entertained the
Erskin Club II her home Wednesday
afternoon. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served.
Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Croker aud
daughter Airline went 10 Boston last
week, called there by the severe illness
Of Mrs. Prstt's sister, Mrs. Lunt.
VIM. X. Kimbsll Post and Relief Corps
enjoyed = good supper and general social
time AZ their hall Wednesday evening
one Of the plessAntest on record, they
say.
Professor G.. b. Smith OF Lewiston, =
skillfuI pen and pencil artist, was In
town last week, and gave chalk talk TO
the high school students Thursday after
noon,
L.B Andrews has his goods sll NOV
"a into the new stores Ia Maxim Block,
and has things well Strengthened out.
The new stores sre commodious, light,
and well adapted TO the business.
Two OF the boys who took = sled and
went out on the crust Friday morning
report 4 particularly good time. They
are Hiram Pulsifer, aged -, and his
grandson from Natick, Mass, aged IL
There was the usual good crowd At
the assembly "Wednesday evening. This
WAS the sixth and last OF the series, but
thew have been so much enjoyed that
another will be held this week Tuesday
evening.
G. Z. Eastman has established his
headquarters 10 Alvs Shurtlens ouiia-
ing opposite the Methodist church on
Pleasant Street, and has put out = neat
sign, &c. T. Eastman, Painter and Paper
Hanger"
Station Agent Fred Scott Informs the
Democrat that the horses referred 20 In a
local item in last weeks Democrat as
being kept NJ his stable are owned by
him. The Democrat Is always glad 10
correct sn error.
wv. Thomas, whose hip WAS broken
bv fall on the ice few weeks ago, Is
as comfortable as could be expected,
from last reports To man OF his
sctiye nature a little more "move on
would be agreeable.
A.E. Morse read before the Cumber-
land County Pomona Grange at Gorhsm
last Wednesday, also for concert ~ the
same place IN the evening. This week ne
makes his trip 70 Franklin County, post
poned AZ the time OF his former engage
ment on account Of the bad roads.
Don't forget the Partisan Qasrtette
Minstrels next Friday evening. Picked
talent from the two towns, and every
thing fresh and up-to-date. Seats for
this performance, also for the one at
Norway Thursday evening, on sale At
There has been a good sale,
but there are some good seats still left
The assessors give the usual notice
that thew will be in session on Monday,
April .. 10 receive lists Of the taxable
property 10 the town. In theory you
present a true aud correct list on that
day or forever after hold your peace
even IL your tax bill does look large;
but in practice you pay just as small
tax as possible, under any circumstance
The village corporation assessors Will De