Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-03-23

SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS rosr orrrcE

Office Hours: 600 to 90 A. n; 500 A. u.
sOOP.N.
Mails close For Portland. &C., -. cas- A. n
$50 p. M; for Gornam. &c, sl5 A. N, 20
Mails arrive at post Office From Portlan,
&c. $50 A. NJ, $40, SIS p. N; from Gorhan
Se-, Gas, s;SoA.x.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after sept. n, isss. trains leave sous
Paris Going down 8 rs. $50 A. NJ as p. N
going up; 80 A. NJ, $50, sNS Pm
sunday trains: Going down, 3 40 A. NJ; go'n
up, % a. NJ, sSS Pm.
sunday excursion train until oct. II, goes u
l0l0 NJ, down ) 81 Pm.
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. r. J. Haughtor
Pastor ON sunday, preaching services. 10:
A N. and 90 p. N. sabbath School IL ~
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening, Chris
tian Endeavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. L. "A. Bean, Pa
tor ON sunday. morning prayer meeting, 3 ~ 4
M:prcaching service, 10 IS A. NJ; sabbath SehoS
IN. Epworth League Meeting, r. NJ; even
ing prayer meeting p. N; PRAYER meetin
baptist Church Rev. T. J. Rsmsdeil. Pastor
on sunday, preaching service 10 ~ A. NJ, sab
bath school II NJ. prayer meeting 100 r. \.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FRA M.-Regalar meeting Tuesday evening
on OF before full moon.
10. q. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
iugS, Thursday evening OF each week.-Auror'
Encampment first and third Monday evening
n ofR.-Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
Sn. meets second and fourth Fridays OF esei
month IN Old Fellows Hall.
2 OF H.-Paris Grange, second Saturday O
each month The Grange store Is open for trad'
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons.
70. q. C.->ecoud and fourth Mondays o.
each month.
LOG. T-South Paris Lodge. No. Sll. meet,
first and third Monday evenings OF each month
IN the q. \. r Hall
G-AR-w. X. klmban Post, No. las. meets
saturday on or before tun moon. In q. A.
Hail.
VIM. X. Kimban Relief Corps meets frst and
thiri THURSDAY evenings Of each month. In u
\. X. Hall
NJ. q. P.-Stony Brook Lodse. No. Isl
meets AZ &. \. X. HAL arst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
h ~ P.-Hamlin LO,lge. No. 81. meets every
krtday eyeRiDg At Masonic Hall
a. L. \. MIDWAY and south Paris Council
No- 70. meets In &. n K Hall every Tuesday
evening.
seneca club meets every Tuesday At 50.
Harry Gerry was in town last week.
All Of our Bates students were at home
over Sunday.
II. L. DenniSon was in Portland on
business last Friday.
Miss Alice Wheeler is visiting friends
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Stuart of West Paris visited AZ
l.. 3. Andrews last week.
Hon. ]. :. Wright was at AugustS
several days the past week.
Mrs. +. :. Barnes and daughter Helen
were in Portland over Sunday.
Arthur Clark MAS at Albany Saturday
calling on relatives and friends.
Elmer Andrews OF Lowell visited AZ
Charles G.. Andrews last week.
Miss Med Howard, from Portland, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chester Record.
Miss Bertha Shaw returned home Sat
urday from visit TO relatives in Boston.
Mrs. =. {. Head, Of East sumner, visit
ei her sister, Mrs. \. ID. Park, last week.
several from this place attended the
oa,. At West Paris last Friday evening.
Hon. Geo. O. Robinson OF North
Cambridge, Mass, wss in town last
week.
Miss Pearl VI. Small Of Bates College
was the guest OF Miss Mary Lambe last
week.
Mrs. George Haskell, Of New Glouces-
ter, i visiting her sister, Mrs ID. y.
True.
2. A. Shurtleff made business trip to
Portland and Boston the last OF the
week.
Mr.. Lamb, a Colby student, was the
guest OF Geo. \. Wilson, Jr., az his home
in this village.
+. p. Knight. principal of the Alfred
High school, has been visiting At Hon.
J. = wright's.
Miss Jennie Tirrell, Of Colby Univer-
,ity, il spending her vacation at her
home in this place.
Miss Ethel Cook, who has been visit
ing friends in Bethel for the past few
weeks, has returned
Miss Bertha Andrews of Lowell is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ChSrles G.. Andrews.
Naphtali Mason Of Buckfield was in
town the past week. He was formerly
au longtime resident of Paris.
Geo. A. Wilson, Jr, student al
colby, i spending his vacation with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Wilson.
sixteen Of the Bates students who took
part Ia the exhibition az Norway Friday
evening. stopped al the Andrews House.
Miss Sue Rounds aud college friend,
LIS Hastings. Of Bethel, were AZ Miss
Rounds home ia this village last week.
Nelson Elder, the popular clerk at J.
? Piummer's, was out Of the store a
teN DAYS last week sick with the grippe.
Miss Ina Taylor, Of the Democrat
Office, was out of the office the most OF
.a,, week sick with the prevailing
Epidemic.
IS. n. Porter wishes 20 inform his
customers through the columns Of the
Democrat that he is too III 20 attend 20
i..- usual business.
Advertised letters In the South Paris
post office March 22d:
Nj, Asne, ". Clement.
Mr. pnezcme pafour.
". l.. Cray. principal OF the Bridgton
HI "a school. who has been spending Il
GEN LAYS vacation at his home here, re-
turned 20 Bridgton last Thursday.
Mrs Fife Howe moved last week from
Oh. W l.. Farrar house into the StOwell
house on Pleasant Street. Mr.. Farrar
W... hereafter occupy his whole house.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold their monthly business
meeting Thursday evening, the 25th.
Al. % the members are requested 10 be
present.
About e,euty- five from this place at
tended the athletic exhibition and con-
cert. given hy the Bates College students
AZ Norway opera House, last Friday
evening The entertainment was pro-
bounced first class in every respect.
Mr. Morrill, Jewell of Sebago visited
hi, son, t. l.. JeNell, last week. His
daughter, who has been keeping house
Tor her brother, for the past winter.
went back home with him for short
Vii, % her folks aud will return in n
short time.
The entertainment which was TO have
been given last saturday evening by
>uVer'S Concert Company with the
i'aietiscOpe, has been postponed 10
Wednesday evening Of the present week.
The pOstpOnement was on account OF
the sickness of some of the participants.