Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-01-29
,The Oxford lemucrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARlS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
nece Hours 6 90 TO 700 A. NJ; 500 A. N.
sOOP.M.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Oct. :, 1900, al IS O'Clock, A. M.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,,., ,,oyn-6 90 A. VI, 9:ss A. NJ, 4 20 p. NJ.
I'm, nu-g:5S A. ~, 8 IS p. NJ, rs p. NJ.
TS'ats{ A. NJ train down and IS p. NJ. trai
ma ,iaily, sun ays included.
sunday paper train arrives $40 A. VI.
CHURCHES.
IT., CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. W. I
Brooks d. D., pastor fieaentog services 10 ~ :
a. a.. t6P. NJ; Church prayer meeting Of
r.S-.Sty evening at : 30 o'clock. An, not other
wise connected, are cordially Invited:
Yetb5,ll-t Church, Rev. a. W. Pottle, Pastor
,c sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50 A
~ urearhing service 10 A. NJ SaOoath Schoo
- n ~ Epworth League Meeting, 6l5 p. N.
S,n.IH tsysn,ng class me, ting, Friday evening
V.,'f,.t huren, Rev. L. j. kamsdell, Pastor
n' S1niay, preaching service l04S A. N; Sab
h,tb school - "; PRAYER meeting Oo r. NJ
pr.tycr meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
vxA M.-Paris Lodge, No. 20. Regular
.rs.-,G. Tuesday evening ON or before full moon
- a. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
n Thursday evening of each week.-Aurors
sto[,mument, first and third Monday evenings
oi y'sg Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
.,.f- second and fourth Fridays of each
.,rrr. .r Odd Fellows Hall.
a. " X kimbal Post, No. las, meets
sr-t ANA thiId saturday evenings OF each
uy,.. Kimbau Relief Corps meets first
and mir. saturday evenings OF each month, In
le.it. corps HAL ~.
..t- second and fourth Saturday; during the
,rTsia.,r oi the year, meets every Saturday, In
%, second and fourth Mondays OF
s'>. a.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
--.,t. second ami fourth "Wednesday evenings
-r.-uamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
.r'ay evening at Pythian Hall.
&c. Andrews returned from trip
rp Lowell last Wednesday.
Mrs. C.. X. Chapman of Lowell visited
atC. e.. andrews last week.
Mrs. A. II. Doble and Mrs. III. G..
Fletcher are in Boston, called there by
the illness Of u relative.
The Maine Press Association meets at
Augusta this week. Look out for lots
M weather. Ii never fails.
E5ep II. Marshall has returned from
Euminrd Falls, and is again in the em-
,..gIpy of The Paris Manufacturing Co.
Mrs William Whitney OF Mechanic
Fail, visited her sister, Mrs. Sarah Re
pecv. Clark, OF this place, last week.
The Jail population reached high
water mark OF twenty-siX short time
since. but has now dropped TO twenty
three.
HIP. Denuison OF West Bethel was
here Friday night TO attend the dedica-
MON of the new hall of Hamlin Lodge,
k.otP.
There WAS a good night for Thursday
evenings assembly, and the crowd was
GOOD ana "old fashioned in point of
SIZE. \ number came from Norway,
Paris Hill and West Paris.
". 3. Russell has sold his livery
stable business, including all carriages
and sleiyhs and most of his horses, TO
Frank B. Fogg, who took possession
Monday morning and will continue the
business as before.
GuvC. Bean of the United States
Hospital Corps is in town with relatives
4, present. Ills leave OF absence Is about
nm and he will leave on Thursday. He
does not return TO the Philippines, but
will report Tor duty at Fort Morgan,
Aabaula. He has been in the Philip
pines about a year and half.
Work is progressing well on the new
railroad bridge. The old bridge Is en-
rireIy removed and out of the way, and
the track rests ON trestle built from
rb. bed of the river. All trains have TO
crawl across, and will until the new
bridge is completed. Quite portion OF
The new material is in place, and the
riyets are going in fast. The construc-
zion trains have TO watch their chance,
AID dodge down to the bridge and back
between trains.
Sheriff Tucker went TO Portland
Thursday, and took with him three men
who are employed in or about Scrioner
mill al RumfOrd Centre. These men
Identified John Mclain as the man who
WAS At Scribner's mill on the night OF
Sshe GorhAm murder, and thus aided nun
In establishing an incOntestable ahOl.
Everybody is glad, when a mau Is In
uocent of a crime charged against him,
10 see his innocence established beyond
question as il was in this case.
The Joke is on one of South Paris
most respected business men. The pas
Tor of one of our churches In an address
10 the children, remarked that he sup
posed OF course there were no children
present whose parents used bad words
whereupon Ruth, the bright little
daughter of leading South Paris mer-
chant. exclaimed very promptly: i've
heard my papa use bad words : IL Is
reported that the pastor lost no time IN
Changing the subject of the discourse.
When cross examined at home, Ruth
made out good case with this state
ment: I've heard papa say gosh ano
don't you remember when he SAID
'isr.TP'
Judge Whitehouse, who will preside
al the February term of court, has or
dered notice sent TO the traverse Jurors
not 10 be present until Monday OF the
second week. This will give an oppor'
tuuity To dispose of all preliminary ousi
ness. get through with the grand jury
and get the criminal docket Strengthened
out, appoint committee on the SwalL
Notch road case, hear fifteen or twenty
divorce cases, and dispose OF other odo'
ana ends Of business, before any trlai'
are had. Ii will also probably save sew
eral days expense of the traverse jury
And ali the lawyers can have their case
assigned 10 Tuesday of the second wees
if they wish.
Edward W. Fuller, son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. w. Fuller, died "wednesday
morning at the age Of % years. In
cause OF death was diabetes, from whlci
he had been suffering for over tw'
wears. In 1895 he went into the drus
store of f. A. Shurtleff and remained
.nere three years, being well liked D,
everybody and faithful. In the fall o
}SsS he entered the Massachusetts Coi
lege of Pharmacy at Boston for q course
but after few months was Obliged Z
give up his studies and return home OF
account of the malady which hnali.
caused his death. During these wv
years he has waged fight with diseas
which has apparently never SCENE
hopeless to him. though it did TO ever
one else. He has worked as much a
possible, being in the store OF r. a
Shurtleff & Co. for while, and Tor 10
past few months having u job OF ligh
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