Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-27
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct I, 1900. AZ O'Clock. An
TRAINS LEAVE soCrH PARIS
ro,nx rs A. ~ 9ssAM s@p.N.
so,., ep-ssA3 Az sssPN 7SPN
w. 4 Is A. n. train down and as r. n. train
m tally SRR,isys included.
sunday paper train arrives sis IA.
CHURCHES.
V,-.t Congregational Church. Rev. w. r.
and 10 ,. N; sunday school u N: v.
% MSP.x., Church prayer meeting on
rvesiNv evening at 10 O'Clock. Al. not other.
wi-s connected, are cordially insi'sd:
On sunday, morninx prayer meeting. 80 A.
n n-eaching service. 10 a An sabbath School
y "a: EpWorh League Meeting. SIS ?. ~.
-,,glaS PRAYER meeting y. NJ. PRAYER meeting
rrs.iav evening, class mex ting. Friday evening
sSptist church. Rev. T. J. Rzmsdel. Pastor.
81 schCSi Z N, PRAYER meeting : 90 p NJ.
p-sver meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-PAris Lodge, No. -. Regular
peetns Tuesday evening on or before fun moon.
10 -. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet.
gscAmpment. arst and third Monday evenings
= 81 SfR.-Noun, PleAsan. gebesah Lodge. No.
g. meets second and feqrth Fridays OF each
"a R-w. X. ktmhal Post. Nc. its. meets
Art thursday And thru Saturday evenings Of
e.ra month, IN O.. A. K. Hall
Wm a kimhAn Relief Corps meets first
rbars.iAy and thiri Saturday evenings of each
month In Relief Corps Hall
r. 81 H-PSris Granse, from May 70 Oct !,
meets second and fourth SATURDAY. durtag the
r,mAsnicr % the year, meets every saturday, In
L . % C-seoOnd and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
~ q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets Al &. A. x. Han sccond ami foarth Wed
pa-aiay evenings OF each month.
n % P.-HAmEn lodge, No, 81. meets every
FrfiAy evening al MAsouic Hall
Mrs. C.. c. Pratt returned from the
hospital ut Lewiston Thursday.
Vacation time for all the scholars
nov. The high school closed Friday.
J. Edward Greene Is firing on the
Norway engine during the winter run OF
freight business.
sumner Z. Tucker and wife are to
spend Thanksgiving with Judge Sanford
L. Fogg AZ Bath
Charles II. shaw and sister, Miss
Olive SHAW, have gone from their farm
on Singepole TO live In Auburn.
Leon Glover, wife and daughter |
Dorothy, OF GOrhsm. Maine. are visiting |
81 ". II. stiles, for few days.
The gale which did so much damage |
In parts OF the state Wednesday after |
noon and night was simply n tremen- |
dously high wind here, which did no
damage.
While working on ;. Z. fuckers new |
house, Geo. Cook fell last Thursday cut |
ting cash In his head that required the |
services OF surgeon and i've stitches 70 |
close up.
The University Association Club At It's /
meeting this Monday evening will begin |
the study OF English literature, its first |
evening being devoted Ia the very be-
ginnings OF that literature.
CLYDE Carlton, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Albert r. DeCoster, died Monday
morning, Nov. 10Th, aged 3 months,
day Funeral attended Wednesday after
noon by Rev. I. J. Ramsdell.
Maurice W. Forster OF Dixfield WAS at
south Paris last Thursday. Mr.. Forster
has large factory st Dixfield where he
manufactures the double pointed wood
tooihpicks nov in common use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. DeCoster wish
% express their sincere thanks 70 their
ueighOOrs aud friends for the kindness
and sympathy extended 20 them during
the sickness and death Of their little
S0U.
Milton Penley's meat market In the
PAriin harness store building has been
sold % l.. K Cole, who has taken pos
session. Mr. Cole was IN charge OF the
meat market when IL was run by II. 4.
Wilson.
some tweuty-odd couples participated
10 the first assembly OF the course Tues
dAv evening, in spite Of the uupromising
weather. The next one will De Tuesday
e,ening % next week, pone being held
this week.
Miss Ids Brooks. daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs.. william T.. Brooks, came here
recently from Benton HGrbor, Mich, 20
spend the wiu,er with her parents. KIP
Van winkle. a goOd-looking and intel
lgeut setter, accompanied Miss Brooks
on the trip from Benton Hsrbor 70 South
Paris
The members OF Hose Co. No. ?
threaten 10 turn the hose on the Demo
crat for leaving them out and including
No 3 Ia the report Of the Merrill foundry
IRE InAsmuch as the members OF No.
, and their hose house sre 10 the imme-
diate vicinity OF Merrill's foundry, while
No 3 l. 40 the other end OF the village,
the mistake In the number Is apparent.
No VAS there and was there promptly
Herbert e. Ripley OF PAwhusks, 0kls-
bona. formerly OF south Paris, has re
cylyed and accepted 80 appointment
from the nired States government as
special Commissioner 20 investigate the
accounts OF the white traders against the 4
OSishomA Indians. Mr.. Ripley Il the
son ~ Mrs Julis Gardner OF this place
sud his wife the daughter OF Mr.. ard
Mrs A. c. Hall, also Of South Paris
NJ. Ripley's wife and children are now
here.
Mrs. Rodney Titcomb met with q seri- |
Gus accident Friday, falling down stairs |
with pitcher In her hand. The pitcher |
broke snd her head came In contact with |
the pieces, lScerating the scalp severely. |
Ether VAS administered, and fourteen
separate scalp wounds were dressed
seventy stitches being required. Oa
sccount % Mrs. Ttcomb's advanced sge.
= wears, aud feeble condition, IL Is feared
that the shock will have serious eonse-
qleuces.
The semaphOre wire at the station Is
once more overhead. Last year the e1-
pertinent Was tried OF running 10 through
az underground conduit AZ all crossings
and other places where IL would be more
or .ess 10 the way above the surface.
one season Of subtersnean passages
seems 20 hsve been sufficient, "a after
the deep SHOWS came the semaphore was
our % commission for while, and now
the wire i once more on poles through
Out Is length.
There sre some pretty good-loosing
teams seen on our streets, but IL IL safe
90 say that there Is no other IN
which both driver aud steed take so
much pride as the one driven by Miss
Lula Merrill. II IA = shepherd dog, hAr-
messed into cart. and he Il as willing
worker and az obedient a. any four