Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-18
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.
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Pastor. ON sunday. preaching services, ~: y
A. N. and a 90 r. NJ, Sabbath school ~ ~
Wednesday prayer meeting. I'D Y. y, Cnr's
tan Enieayor meeting ON Friday, 0r. n
Methosiist Church. Rev. w. II. Chapman, fas
tor ON sunday. morning prayer meeting. . ~ 4
"a nrraching service. 10 a A. NJ, sabbath School
~ N; Epworth League Meeting, 2. NJ; even
Ing prayer meeting : r. NJ Tuesiay Prsyei
meeting, 4: ~ Z. NJ Nhass n'ces'"ts f'"'
Kanti-t Church. Rev. T. j. Ramsdiell. Pastor
| ON Sunday. preaching service 10 - A. N, SAD
bath school Il NJ; prayer meeting 10 r.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting Nv r.
STATED xKKrrSes.
F.SA. M-Regular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before full moon.
ings, Thursday evening Of each week.-Aurors
E9campment, FIRST and third Monday evenings
OF each month.
p. OF H.-Parts Grange, second Saturday Of
each month. The TRANCE store Is open Tor trahe
"wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons.
L. u q. C-First and thru Thursdays.
LOG T-South Paris Lo.ige, No. Sil meets
every other MONDAY evening IN tne y. A. IL ia.
SATURDAY on or before fun moon. 10 u. A H.
Hall at Snr.N
VIM. n. Kimban Relief Corps meets first an,i
thru Thursday evenings Of each month, In 7"
S OF v.John c. MeAriie Camp meets sceon,
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month ~
7o'clcek, at q. A. r Hall.
y n -. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets AZ q. \. X Hall first and third "Wednesday
evenings of each month.
N. OF P.-Hamnn Lodge. No. 81, meets every
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
The primary department, b. ;. H.,
closed Nav 10Th. Whole number pupils
~: average attendance 81. Those not
absent one-half day were Minnie Elwood,
Clara Stinchfield, i.ottie Giles, Sadie
SWEET, wallie Clifford, Annie Stinch-
field. Matte Elwood, Susie Strickland,
Charlie Merrill, Mortie Bolster, Howard
Maxim, Louie keeue, Maurice White,
Iora White, Charlie Henry, Perley
Cole. Herbert Cole. Carrie Clifford, Roy
Bennett and Rov Young.
Mrs. James Berry Of Auburn, former
ly Of this place, has been visiting friends
here for few days.
The concert at the NJ. Z. church was
well attended Sunday evening.
Mrs. George Chesley of Lewiston has
been visiting friends here the past week
T.. IL. Young will be at Locse's Mills
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Eva Richardson and Lulu Cook and
mother went TO Lewiston Saturday.
Mrs. Small is very poorly.
Lewiston District Convection OF the
Epworth League will hold their annual
meeting with South Paris League the
10Th and 27th Of this month. All arr
invited 10 attend.
Mrs. Harriet Davis Of Charlemont,
Mass. is visiting friends and relatives
here.
A. /. Sturtevant aud family go "a
Magalloway this week on fishing
tour.
The business mems jubilee, or trade
carnival. which will be given in New
Hall June 27th aud 18th, will no doubt
be one OF the finest entertainments ever
given in this vicinity. In elegant and
/ fascinating costumes, tableaux, psnto-
mines, marches, etc, etc, the business
men aud firms Of our town viii be repre-
sented. aud the music will be particular
/ IN varied and fine. Whoever misses thi,
will bee sure 70 miss great treat. The
/ Jubilee was originated and copyrighted
! by Mrs. Virginia Patterson OF Indians,
and wherever given has proved To be .
great success. We bespeak for IL \ lib
eral patronage. IL will be decidedly new
nothing like il has ever before been
seen here.
The sunday evening service At thu
/ Congregational church, until further
notice, will be at hslf-past , o'clock; an
the Christian EndeayOr meeting al . 10
/ \ large number OF our people went ot
I the excursion 20 Portland Saturday viii
the Knights OF Pythias.
/ J.F. Rowland and family OF Boston
arrived in town Thursday, and viii
spend few weeks At Mountain View
stock Farm.
The proprietors Of the electric road are
hiring all the help that they can get I,
push the work along until il Is comple,'
ed. People who intend 20 come here tn
Fourth OF july with horses, will do well
10 anchor them AT 4 safe distance.
The road machine has been busy tn
/ past two weeks, and a. result We have
good roads in this part OF the town.
Alyah Hersey has gone to Cumberland
10 live with his son Albion.
\. l.. Williams. who i now working
for the New England Telephone Co.
was at home over Sunday.
W. j. Wheeler will move the building
he now occupies on the site of the new
brick block, 70 lot which he has pur-
chased OF J. IL. Stuart near the Baptist
church.
Rev. 4. =. RideOut of Norway aud
Rev. K. j. IIaughton exchanged pulpit'
Sunday morning.
Quite number from here attended
the session of the oxford Congregations
conference Al Bethel last week. They
report interesting and helpful meetings.
\ business meeting of the \. L. ;. {
F.. will De held in the Congregations
yestry St the close OF the PRAYER meet
ing Tuesday evening for the election oi
officers for the last half Of the year. a
full attendance is desired.
Hon. j. =. Wright and wife spent
sunday in Portland.
Our ball team played on the Hill Sat
urday afternoon. Score, South Paris
| Ii, Paris Hill IL.
l.. J. Dodge, ESQ, of the class of SO
Bowdoin College, now a successful law
yer in Minneapolis, Is stopping at j
| Ferd Kings for short time.
DIR. |. Rounds and family were al
Auburn Wednesday and Thursday OF
| last week.
). VI. King went up country fishing
last week. He returned with 36S fin,
| trout.
Quite a delegation from our Coco
Templars Lodge attended the session OF
the District Lodge at Rumford Falls
last Friday.
Shirley Pulsifer is working at Norway
Briggs y Farrsr are going 10 move
their cold storage building which the,
put up near the covered bridge, To loI
near Geo. Robertson's new house OF
Western Avenue.