Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-13
The Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

The Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
osace Hours: 90 70 90 A. n, 500 A. u. d
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
on and amer Oct. p. isse. trains leave South
Paris Going down: III A. N. Sundays IN
aN.SSs p. n. Z s. 2. n. Sundays included)
sunday paper train arrives s:ls N
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church Rev. W,
Brooks. ID. D.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 a,
/. NJ and 90 p. NJ; sunday school II ~; Y
p ;. c. y. atsr Pm Church prayer meeting on
TUESDAY evening al 50 O'Clock Al. not other
Methodist Church. Rev. |. A. Bean. Pastor
on sunday, morning prayer meeting. $50 A
"a preaching .ery'ss, ~ - ~ ~ s~eeS,h school
evening prayer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
Tuesday evening; class MEETING, Friday evening.
BsVtis, church, Rev. T. y RAmsdel. PASTOR.
ON sunday, preaching service 10 IS A. N; Sab
baih school u n, PRAYER meeting 100 p. n;
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. -. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
Esssmpment, arst and third Monday evenings
~ R-Mount Pieassn, Rebekah Lodge, No.
TsB slSi n odd Fellows Hall VI 'A
ca. R.-w. X. Himban Post. No. las, meets
arSt Thursday and thirt saturday evenings Of
each mouth, In q. A. K Hall
Wm h k!mhau Relief Corps meets hrst
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of each
month, IN Relief Corps Hall.
p OF H-Psris Grange, second Saturday Of
each month. The strange store Il open for trade
Wednesday and saturday afternoons.
%. q. C.-seooad and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
\. n o. P.-stOny Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets az g. A. r HAL second and fourth Wed.
pe-iAy evenings OF each month.
h Of P.-HAmin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
FriiAy evening az Masonic Han.
Writ Stanley and Fred y. Wright were
out Wednesday, and brought In fox.
Weber farm TO his place at West Paris.
Miss Elsie Bolster entertained twelve
Young misses st her home last wedDes-
dsy evening.
Mrs. II. K. Morton and daughter
Grace Of Auburn visited st J. J. Nor
ton's Wednesday.
Miss Helen Barnes gave a party to
twentv-eight Of her boy and girl friends
AZ her home Thursday afternoon.
c. Z. Brett visited his brother In
Beverly, Mass. and attended the sports
mems show In Boston, last week.
The assembly for this week will be
held on Thursday evening. There Was
large attendance At the last one.
Miss Maud Douglass Of the Democrat
Office is spending q few days at Canton,
snd is accompanied by Miss Carrie Hall.
The Paris Manufacturing Co.'S works
were shut down the last three days OF
last week, on account OF broken
shaft, which was promptly replaced.
The first door OF II. E. Wilson's
building on Pleasant Street Is being con-
verted from store into a tenement,
which will be occupied BY W. z. Nor
ton and family.
Who sent Whit Stuart = valentineg
That's the Nll absorbing question thst
Whit Is investigating II 10 going the
Rounds after Fuller Information he keeps
his eve on the drug clerks he may De
able 10 locate the culprits-
Huldy Msrilds, sn American Cattle
Club Jersey COW, bred at hingleside
Farm, and owned oy Irene h. Tucker,
finished a weeks test, March Sth, In
which she gave ga lbs. Of milk, which
gave a butter test Of Il lbs. OF.
Chief Engineer Emeley tested the
hvdrsnts last week, and found them all
right except the one on Park Street
near W. o Frothingham's. ThSt Is on
dead end" and the main Is frozen, ss
IL freezes about every winter, 80 the
hydrsnt will De useless until IL thsws
out.
A recent Issue OF the Rocklsnd !
COurier-Gs Zette contains description OF
the suite Of rooms comprising the dental
establishment Ct DR.. j. Henry Damon I
OF that city, with several large half-tone
illustrations The suite Of rooms IL de- |
scrioei IS having no superior east OF
Boston. DIR. Damon was born aud |
brought up in Paris, aud has forced his
vsy 70 sn euvisble plsce In his profes-
sion. enjoying a large and constantly |
growing practice.
The South Paris University Associs- |
ton Centre met with Henry Fletcher
Monday evening OF last week. Mr.
Fletcher gave a statistical article on |
Germany klopstock's Herman and
Thoruelda" was read and criticised. The
program Was:
Christian Gunther. Hattie A. Leach |
6ottsched. Mrs. George r. Morton.
Boimer, Mrs. Isaac Rounds.
KIapstock Mr. Henry Fletcher.
GeI'srt Mrs A. L Sturtevant.
Modern Germany, Henry Fletcher.
some over sixty members OF Colfsx
Rehekah Lodge Of Mechanic Falls visit
ed Mt Pleasant Lodge Friday evening.
The Buckfield Rebekshs, as they would
have had 20 ride across the country, de-
cided not 70 come, considering the con-
dition OF the roads, but the hsll Was
vel filed. supper was served after
the work, and very pleasant evening
WAS passed. The visitors came on the
o'clock train, and were taken home by
the Norway train, which ran 70 Mechanic
Falls, leaving at II 80.
J O:is swift, who has for some years
been city editor of the Lewiston jour
nsl. Jeff few DAYS since for New York,
where he takes a position on the world
M Swift Ia native OF Pennington, but
wss for time a resident OF Paris. his
is,her, L ;. Swift, having been for
time foreman Of the Democrat office, In
the early eighties. The family removed
from Paris 20 Lewiston, where Mr.
swift WAS employed In the office OF the
Journal. OTIS as a boy entered that
office, aud learned the newspaper ousi-
ness from the composing stick up. Mr..
Swift is bright young man, and De-
sides being born and bred newspaper
man, has special abilities which particu-
larlv QUALIFY him for service in the field
70 which he has gone, aud where DC Is
sure 70 attain success.
petition has been circulated here
and generally signed for the pardon OF
Walter j Douglass, now serving sen
tence 10 Jail. Douglass Is a young man
who was indicted for breaking and en-
iering the store OF c. c. Bryant AZ
Bethel Az the last October term OF
court he pleaded guilty 10 the indict-
ment. Il appearing that the breaking
wss done in the daytime, and that the
property taken had been fully restored,
the county attorney, at the suggestion
Of the court, mol pressed so much OF the
Indictment as related TO the breaking snd
entering, snd Judge Haskell imposed
sentence Of eleven months In jail. he