Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-02
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH pARIs rosr OFFICE
Ossoe Hours - to Z 90 A y; 500 a. =. 70
s0p.h.
GRAND rsuxx RArLwAr.
I'm and afser June -. 1894. trains leave South
pats. Going down. ~ A. n. Sundays snciud-
%. $50 a isisr's. sunday. issiaSedJ sun.
dsy excursion train soes up 10 IN A. n. down
sNR
~, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. W. n
Brooks. ID. D., pastor. Preaching servtces. 10 IS
~ AMI 90 p. M; sunday school IL n; Y.
.,y = .ssnins :, 80 SsIosa. An. nos Cher ~
wise Connected, are cordially invited.
seshodisl Charch. Rev. A W. Potsle. Pastor.
On sunday. morning p.sye, n ssSs so 49, A
p NJ: Epworth League Meeting. s1s r. ~:
svsning PRAYER meeting p. N. prayer meeting
rsasy evening s AS, r.S eyys s.o,
ON Sandsy, preaching service o'S A. n; sab
S..h school u N, PRAYER meeting ~ r. ~:
prayer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M-PAris Lodge, No. ~. REGULAR
-.sstins Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. o. F.-Mouni Mica Lodge. regular meet
ags THURSDAY evening o. esss .sek'-Anrora
EucAmpment, nrss anu WIFI ~onias osenankr
&" S es sR~Nouu, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
50 @ss.s o seSN ssis and M fSSTsA Fridays OF each
AR-W. X. Kimbsn Post. No. las, meets
arst thursday and third Saturday evenings Of
e,ch month. In q. A. K Hall
Ii n.Nka - Sr.f
rhur-.Ay and thtrt Saturday evenings OF each
month. IN Relief Corps hsn-
p H.-Psris 6rznge, from May i % Oct I.
meets second and fourth saturday daring The
remainder % The year. meets every Saturday, In
L 3. g. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
SE q. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
,,rets Al o. A. X HAL second and fourth Wei
pe-iAy evening. OF each month.
X OIL -Hamin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
Friday evening" at Masonic Hall
Glorious October,
Arthur T. Royal Is at work at West
oOro, Mass
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler was at home
from Bates over Sunday.
Miss Annette Stowell Of Fsrmingtou
Il guest AZ X. y. Halls
Miss Susie l. Rounds WAS st home
from Turner over Sunday.
Col. and Mrs. william T. Eustis of
Di1aeld were in town last week.
IN. Libby, Esq, OF Mechanic Falls,
wSs in town on business Tuesday.
Miss Jessie l.. Curtis IL on = visit to
her brother, O. Everdell Curtis, at Ken
uebunk.
g. n. Porter has started up his cider
mill. and things are lively In that
vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hsughton were
guests st A. W. Walkers during their
stay here.
We. kenney has gone TO Auburn To
work for the New England Telephone
Company.
The winter time table on the Grand
Trunk will 20 into effect next Sunday.
Don't get eft
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Wiley, OF Boston,
are visiting Mrs. willey's mother, Mrs
Helen l.. Stearns.
Mrs. Maris futile OF Rumford, widow
OF the late Azel futile and former res
dent Of this place, Is visiting at l.. >.
Billings.
". II. Jeune Is building house FOR
lanes T.. Cole. Jr., beyond the PARK
street bridge, on the foundation which
WAS put In last spring.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
Office Oct.
Mis- Nellie Mitchell.
L z Milett
Miss Mamie Gray.
some handsome ding cases and cup
boards. in oak aud ash, have recently
heep added To the outfit OF the registry
~ deeds. They were built oy A. {. L.
King.
touring automobile went through
the plSee saturday, the first that has
Included South Paris In It's itinerary. IL
made 40 stop here, but went right
along.
II. Murch exhibited at the county
fair a squash that weighed sixty-three
rounds. IL was grown In Mr.. Murchs
garden opposite Moore Park and was
not fed"
Rev. T. ]. Rsmsdell, c. Z. Tolmsn
and wife, George r. Crockett and vile
and Mrs. II. T. Morton attended the
Maine Baptist convention ST Yarmouth
las; week.
The third aoor il laid in Pythisn
Block, and the walls are up 20 tne ,hiru
story windows. II never saw feilo~s
hustle a. these mssons do" Is = common
remark on the street.
On account OF sickness Miss Katherine
ROYAL has been obliged 10 give up ner
school In the Fobes district, aud Miss
susie Porter OF this place has been em-
ployed 10 teach the remainder or the
term.
Ns G.. W. shaw leaves with the
Democrat a handsome rose OF the Alfred
Carrier variety. The rose WAS set out
10 Nav OF this wear, and olossomed IN
july. August and September, bearing 10
al sixteen roses.
Everybody seems delighted 70 see
again the genial faces OF Rev. and mrs.
HAughtOn, and they, too, seem equsiIy
pleased 20 meet those once more smons
whom they lived so many years, and Tor
whose highest good they joyfuily Ia
bored.
The last end Of T. A. Shurtler x COS
stock got down 70 zero In price, when
10 clearing oct the store they dumped q
lot OF seorched bamboo dshpoies on the
sidewalk and invited people 70 carry
them Of. There were plenty OF Gus
toners At that price.
Mrs. J. j. Murphy brought 10 the
Democrat Office last Wednesday t~ig
Vel. laden with apple blossoms and some
buds What shall now be said OF the
mau Who described the climate OF Maine
"a eight months winter and TOUR
months late In the fSll"r
Charles NJ, the handsome four-yesr-
old horse owned by Charles Merrill, Won
first money in the 2 so and ;35 classes
a. Canton fair last week with the great
est ease, though he had 20 be driven 10
record OF 2 :26 l-+-pretty good marx
for green horse In the second week OF
his campaign.
Paris Grange, please take notice