Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-02-26
Thc Oxford nemurrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI III 1AhlO.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
on,, Hours . 90 TO I 90 A. NJ; 30 A. NJ.
>NyP.M.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct :, 1900, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,.o,p,. downs ,OS A. NJ. 9 - A. NJ, 20 p. NJ
.,,ps, ms 50 A. NJ. 3 b p. NJ, IS p. NJ.
TS.f,a3 A. VI train down and IS p. NJ. trai
mn daily, sun avs Included.
sunday paper train arrives 9I6 A. NJ.
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. Rev. W.
- N II pastor. Preaching services, 10 4
and 200 p, NJ; Sunday School Il M; \
q. f. at6P. NJ; Church prayer meeting o
Tr,-.lay evening at 30 o'clock. All, not othei
i"' ..''lpect,d are cordially Invited.
Methodist Church, Rev. 4. W. Potte, Pastor
1r sunday, morning prayer meeting, 800 4
=, u-rarbing service 10 40 M, Sabbath SchOC
- ., Epw0rth League Meeting, 6I5 P. N.
min, PRAYER meeting p. NJ; prayer meetiE
.-II, evening; class meeting, Friday evening
BAPTIST church, Kew L. - 6amsdeli, Pastor
,r ,lr.,ay, preaching service 10 40 A. M, san
ft,r Srbu0 II NJ, PRAYER meeting OO p NJ.
rrIycr meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ga M.-Paris Lodge, No. -. Regula
I1 Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
a.. Thursday evening OF each week.-Auror;
tr.,,rrmcnt. drst and third Monday evenings
Oh Co. No,Iut Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
..r- second and fourth Fridays of each
month iu DjJ Fellows Hall
E-W. X. Himball Post, No. las, meets
first amos third saturday evenings OF each
month .u 90. \. K. hau
No. Il E'mball Relief Corps meets frs,
rtir,I saturday evenings OF each month, In
Egtsi corps Hail.
Paris Grange, from May l 70 Oct. l,
..r1n,I and fourth saturday; during the
r,r,,.H.tr ut the year, meets every saturday, In
0i r1 second and fourth Mondays OF
20. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-,.,. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
k'sfF-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
sr!av evening al Pythian Hall.
Miss Anna Crooker is at home from
her school in Poland.
Miss Mary Lambe from Bates College
spppt sunday az Franklin Maxim's.
Mis-. Helen NJ. King was at home from
Portland TO spend the past week.
F. Wendell Rounds, having finished
Ii. -srm of school on Elm Hill, returns
IN hi, studies at Bates College this week.
Mis-, Grace 1. Wheeler, having finished
ba- Term of school in the Biscoe Dis
-ri., went 10 her home at Milan, y. H.,
saturday.
George A. Abbott, who has been at
Ppmford Falls for some weeks, has re-
urrpd aud is again in the employ OF the
Paris Manufacturing Co.
A large delegation from Hebron
Academy. in hayrack and several
Other teams, came into town on ride
Friday afternoon, and madea brief stop.
Fora crowd of students they were re-
marsably quiet and subdued.
Those who attended the Grand Army
srrgmpment and Relief Corps meetings
sr Auburn from this place last week
were Franklin Maxim and wife, y. u.
Curtis aud wife. ". ). Starbird, George
?. Tucker. Mrs. III. y. Bolster.
Miss Lucelia Crockett left Saturday,
the 18Th. for Pennington, where she re-
nsiued over sunday with Miss Luella
H,ydeu, and then went 10 NOrwell,
Mrs. G.. A. Record. for few weeks.
4. next Monday is town meeting day,
and sfI male printers of lawful age have
the privilege of exercising their right TO
ptrriefpstp in the DAYS dOingS, the issue
NJ The Democrat will be delayed until
tho close of the meeting, of which it will
yiy.s full report. Tue hour of closing
!. of course contingent upon several
,birys 81. n - the length of time taken
hv -hp citizens for dinner, and the
amount Of eloquence which a good din
usr inspires.
Five tables we're filled at the pro
gre,,ive croknole party of Thursday
evening. az Relief Corps Hall. The
bo.r,s.,. were Miss Greene, Miss Leigh |
ton. Mrs Howe, Mrs. Powers and Mrs.
Srurrav.ur--hough Mrs. Sturtev,nt was
DEF med At home by illness. Cake and
chocolate were served. Mr.. and Mrs
G.D-vp T. Eastman won the first priZ7, |
holding the head cable against all com |
e-s through The entire evening. Mr..
F. Kimhall and Miss Maud Douglass
drew lots for the BOBBY prize, and the |
,lot fell to Miss Douglass.
\ large amount Of local correspond
euce is unavoidably omitted from this |
week, issue of the Democrat. AS has
h4ppened several times lately, aud as
viii occasionally happen with the limit |
Oh fac,itiee of country printing office.
Esrpgis.lv will this be- the ease when, OF
81 large volume Of correspondence, four |
6frts does NOT reach the office until |
within TWO working days time OF the
hour 40 which the paper goes 10 press
Local GORE, pondence which reaches the
oti.- before Saturday is very rarely
crowded out.
The jolly Club, so called, composed
Of the Young ladies who managed the
military whist party q few weeks since.
entertained few friends NJ an iutormSl
party i'm Relief Corps Hall Tuesday
evening. The evening function was pre-
coded by a clam chOwder supper for
members of the club only. Later SIX
tables we're filled ut whist. Pop corn
aud lemonade and other refreshments
were served. The guests were mainly
from the more mature and Sedate portion
Of the whiSt-playing contingent OF the
rowu-which accounts for the sounds OF
extreme hiarity which from time TO
time noated out on the air, and indicat-
ed 10 those within hearing what an
awful good time they were having.
/, is we'll known that the Grand
Trunk Railway Company has for some
time been rebuilding and strengthening
its bridges in order that b might run
over this division of the road the large
"Mogul" locomotives, such as have been
in use between Chicago and Montreal,
and thus better accommodate the large
freight business of the road. The new
bridges having now been completed the
first of the ''Moguls" came down over
the road last Wednesday, arriving at
South Paris at , 80 hauling train OF
ifty-two loaded cars. The train stopped
here only for orders and the big
,'Nogul, g" No. 943, pulled out OF this
station its fifty-two loaded cars with As
much esse as passenger locomotive
gets under way with four or five coaches.
4 number Of new "MOguls' are now
building for the Grand Trunk.
The warrant for town meeting, which
WAS posted last Saturday, and Is also
printed in the town report, contains very
little outside Of routine business, cleo
ton OF usual officers, the usual appro-
priatiOnS, and the matters OF interest
and discount on taxes. A deficiency OF
$500 90 in the road and snow bills Is 10
D.. ,,,.. .,a thasa pattprS Of SDpclAl