Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-01-22
S. NJ. King was in Augusta several
days last week.

>. M. Hing was In Augusta severa
days last week.
| Mrs. Lizzie Edgerley Of Portland II
visiting st VIM. Blake's.
The days have heightened somewhat
and as for the cold, there's no question
that il has done its part.
Miss Catherine Briggs, of the Contra
Maine General Hospital, spent Sunday
at her home in this village.
The Relief Corps held social in con
nection with their meeting Saturday
evening which was much enjoyed.
c. F. Chase's family are talking OF
moving TO Rumford Falls, where Mr.
Chase has been employed for some time.
Mrs. Stinchfield and daughter Annie,
of Portland, former South Paris resi-
dents, spent Sunday with friends in town.
Deacon Heary Fobes will leave Tues.
day for a visit Of some months to his
daughter, Mrs. Pratt, at East Orange,
n. j.
Franklin Maxim has been laid of
from work in the woods a few days by
a log rolling against him. No serious
injury.
Waltef p. Maxim took some good ) x Z
views of the Grand Trunk wreck Friday.
He will furnish them directly, or send by
mail, for 20 cents each.
The signs Of l.. B. Andrews on the
front of Maxim Block have been replaced
by two, uniform in style, reading "Bos-
ton Store" and "F. II. Noyes Co."
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Jan. 2l:
Mr.. W. \. Millett.
Mrs. VIM. Pratt.
Ray W. Thurston.
Mrs. j. ID. Haynes entertained the
Erskin Club to tea Saturday evening and
q few friends joined them in the evening
and very pleasant evening was passed.
Rarely do we have a colder cold wave
than that which stayed with US from
Friday morning till Sunday night. IL is
not unusual to have as cold nights, but
even the days have kept close to the zero
mark, with brisk wind blowing much
of the time.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will dedicate
its new hall in Pythisn Block next
Friday evening. Past Grand Chancel-
lors Z. c. Reynolds of South Portland
and Waldo Pettengill of Rumford Falls,
with perhaps some Of the present grand
officers and other visitors, are expected
to be present.
Preparations for the new pipe organ
at the Methodist church are now nearly
and the organ is expected TO
be set up in its place the present week.
During the past week the audience room
and vestibule have been newly painted
and put in perfect order. 1t is now ex-
pected that the opening and organ
recital will occur Thursday evening,
Jan. 3lst, and DIR. Latham True of Port
land has been engaged to preside at the
organ. The tickets for reserved seats
will be 35 cents. General admission %
cents. The audience room will be opened
for divine service Feb. 3, and DR.. A. ).
Ladd, the presiding elder, will preach in
the evening.
A fresh consignment from Rumford
Falls was delivered TO Sheriff Tucker
early last week. There were four men
in one lot, who will serve thirty DAYS
for lack of money to pay fines. f. Ii.
Peters, George Sears and David Christie
had been guilty of gambling, and
Thomas Fitzpatrick Of intoxicstion. Be-
sides the three named above, four Others
were pulled in for gambling, and paid
their fines. One of these was Walter
Hanson, who did not thereby escape
coming TO Jail. He had been previous
10 that affair bound over on liquor
nuisance complaint, and his bondsmen
him, and he was brought
over the same day, arriving only one
train behind the rest of the party.