Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-21
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and AFTER June -. leo. trains leave South
Paris: Going down. 4 81 A. n. SUNDAYS incind
"a. 50 A n. 0r ~, Going mp: . 20 A. n.
SSPM, i0is y. n. Sundays tnclrdesi.) sun
dsy excursion train goes mp 10 10 A. NJ. down
SOC Pm
y,rs. Conversational Church. Rev. W. r.
Brooks. u o., pastor. Preaching services. 10 Is
NJ snd 7 90 p. n; sunday school II N, Y
PsC Ea sr.x- Church prayer meeting on
TUESDAY evening at ~ S'saosk. Al nos other
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Pctte. Pastor
Gu sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50 A.
NJ preaching service. 10 - An sabbath school
H NJ; Epworth League Meeting. slo y. ~;
evening prayer meeting r. N, prayer meeting
Tuesday evening" class meeting, frttsy evening
BAPust Church Rev. =. j: R.msdeLl Pastor.
hath school IL NJ, PRAYER meeting ! 90 2. ~,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
FxA M.-fxris Lodge. No. 81 Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on OF before fun moon.
10. o. F-Mount Mjcs Lodge. regular meet
nrs THURSDAY evening OF each wcek--Aurors
Escampment arst and third Monday evenings
D. q R.-Nouns Pleasant Reeessh Lodge. No.
81. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
north In Odd Fellows Hail.
g. R-w. X. kimball Post. No las, meets
ar-s THURSDAY and third SATURDAY evenings Of
each month, In Ca A. X Hall
Wm. X KimbaI Relief Corps meets first
thursday and third Saturday evenings Of each
month, IN Renef Corps Han
r. OF H.-Pzris Grange. frvm May 90 Oct I.
meets second and fourth saturday. during The
remainder % the year. meets every saturday, In
Grange Hall
~ u. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No Isl.
r,eets Al C. A. K Hal second snd fourth We'd
uc-slsy evenings Of each month
a % P.-Hamnn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
Friday evening AZ Masonic Hal
II il probable thS, the corn factory
will start up next Monday.
Mrs. A. ID. Park visited her mother
and sister in Sumner few days last
week.
Lester DeCos,er Of westboro, Mass,
ioined Mrs. DeCoster at o. W. Royals
saturday.
Miss Katie Jack OF woodfords was a
guest OF Miss Elsie Bolster few days
lSst week.
L.P. Gerrish Of Lisbon, the former
principal OF the high school, visited In
town few days last week.
Mrs. Sprsgue and her son, j. Z.
SprSzue, OF Sprsgue's Mills, were guests
al Franklin Msxim's last week.
Charles A. Jordan OF Newton, Mass,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. j. A.
Jackson, and other relatives here.
wv. Clifford snd family of worces-
ter, Mass. are visiting his brother, o. n.
Clifford, and will remain during the rest
Of August.
Ira u. Shaw snd wife will 90 TO
Mountain View Farm with Superintend-
ent T. W. Mason. Mr.. Shaw will have
special care Of the horses.
Hon. James ;. Wright and wife left
Wednesday for a vacation, In the course
% which they will visit Portland, Old
Orchard, and other places.
George +. Chesley, former resident
here, now OF Auburn, and his family,
WIZ III kCNu AAt~&1N Nt-AeMA ANa~1~f
while on a weeks vacation.
] III. Beans family have been visited
during the past week BY Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
A. Wheeler and children OF Wslthsm,
Mass, and Nellie and Merton Bean OF
Berlin, y. II.
The Poland csmpmeeting commences
o-day. tNondSy) and will continue over
next Sabbath, Rev. A. ;. Lsdd, ID. ID,
presiding. Rev. A. w. Pottle and wife
with a goodly number OF their society
are in attendance
George y. Wescott and wife Of Buffalo, |
Ny, both former residents OF South
Paris. called on friends here Wednesday.
Mr.. wescott WAS formerly connected
with the True grist mill, and Mrs. Wes-
colt WAS Miss Mary Ella Bent
Samuel NJ. King has been granted a
patent on window ventilstor. IL Is
device designed TO allow OF opening
window 20 yentilste a room without let
ting draft blow on any one, and Mr..
King thinks he has good thing.
There was family reunion at p. T.
wheeler's Susday, those present being
L G.. Wheeler and wife OF Wakefield,
Mass y. Il. Wheeler and wife OF Milan,
Nh, Z. +. Wheeler and wife OF Nor
way, and w. Z. Wheeler and wife Of
Norway.
Judge and Mrs. solomon A. Bolster
% Boston have been spending the past
week with his brother, Capt II. n.
Bolster. Judge Bolster attended the
reunion Tuesday OF the Tweuty-third
Maine Regiment, In which he was lieu
tenant In Co. y.
sheriff Tucker arrested Henry Doug
lass AZ the up train Thursday night, and
took possession Of his hand baggage, In
which he had eight quart bottles OF sleo-
hOl. Douglass MAS taken into the Nor
wav court the next morning, bat WAS
discharged The liquor Was hoeled.
Ole Of our citizens and q young lady
guest, with the assistance OF guide,
put in q dsy fishing on Thompson Pond
lsst week, aud reported cstch OF FOUR
teen togue. IL trsnspired a little later
that the Young lady caught i've and the
guide the other nine. while the string
lSnded by the host snd manager OF the
expedition was represented by 3 large,
round zero.
when the down passenger train Sstur-
dsy forenoon was about TWO miles soove
south Paris, bullet came through the
lover corner OF a window on the east
side % the smoking car, and whizzed oy
close 20 the shoulder OF the man VINO
occupied the seat. With how mueh
velocity the bullet Was moving can DOT
be told. as IL had not been located when
the train reached this station, but twas
probably too fast for comfort
Capt. aud Mrs. II. y. Bolster viii at
tend the national Grand Army enesmp-
ment ia Chiesgo, which meets next
week, and will visit relstiyes In chicago
They will be accompanied by Z y. Por-
Ter snd his granddaughter, Miss suss
Z Porter, who will visit Mr.. Porter
sons 10 Chicago. The Maine party, Win
which they viii 20, leaves Portland
next Friday morning., going by me way
OF The Mountain Division and Niagara
Falls. AZ which latter place a stop OF
about twelve hours will be made.
The weather looked decidedly threat
ening Wednesday morning, and mos. OF
those who were going on the Odd rei-
lows excursion 10 Rumford Falls almos.
made up their minds that they didn