Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
Yhe oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS


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CHURCHES
v,-.t CONGREGATIONAL Church. X. J. Hanghton,
PN.tor. On sunday, preaching services. ~: =
s,t ~ p. N. sabbath school u ~
H-trsr meeting TUESDAY evening, Saris
N,tbo.lst Church. Rev. l. A. Bean, Pas
,.r IN sunday, morning prayer meecng, A
- rresching serytce, 10 ~ A: NJ; sabostn school
~ Fuworth League Meeting, r. N, even
as .5as evening Class needing FRIDAY evening
-, Cburrh Rev. T. J. Ramsdel, Pastor
or sunday, preaching service !. - a - sac :
m school Il NJ. prayer meeting a." r. -
,-,ver meeting Tuesday evening.
srArEp MEETINGS.
N-Revular meeting Tuesday evening
fn al. F,-Nount Mica Lodge. regular meet
i-y. thursday evening OF each week--Au.ofs
Et.srTmeut, arsi and third Monday evenings
@, g' Mount Pleasant RebekAh Lodge, No.
80 -.~,0ud and fourth Fridays OF each
r.7,r In o,iJ Fellows Han.
D. .f W-Parts Grange. second SATURDAY OF
r --srth The Grange store Is open Tor trsns
W...-s-.t, anil SATURDAY afternoons
SECOND and fourth Mondays OF
e1 4, a. south Paris Lodge, No. Sli. meets
s--, AMI tbirl Monday evenings OF each month
,r.He 4, \ x. Hall 80, -
~ h kimban Post, No. lts, meets
,r ~ h.fore full moon, In u. A. t.
W. v Hinhan Relief Corps meets arst and
an mar, .ay evenings Of each month. In y.
n P-S,ony Brook LOiSe. No. Isl.
.--.t,, A. X. Hall second and fourth Wednes-
... evening, % each month -
q T-WauEu Lodge, No. 81, meets eNe1S
s.. evening 40 Masonic HAL
..r q NORWAY and south Paris Council.
~ .s,ts In u. A. X. Hall every fue-tay
Cfrr.rs
Nj. Julia z. Morton is visiting in
Nterv..lc.
George \. Briggs has put a furnace
into t., house.
George 7. Tucker has painted his
t.tI.-E On Park street.
Meter l.. GRAY il attending com
.nfut -, wAterville this week.
..-.s A. Evans and family are spend
......-g,, weeks vacation in y srmouth.
NJ q Morton spent several days
LIS. os,k visiting at his sons In Auburn
v.. N.dsr Wilson and Miss Green
.--.-l.ag Nateryille commencement
o. week.
NJ NJ Pise % Iivermore Falls
t..sa- visiting friends here during the
r.-v.s
ia. ,h.pman Is spending the vaca-
r.., North Turner with his father D.
chapman.
t~ Richardson and wife are making
"a -ir.. ,,ty At their cottage at Poland
.su9rrauud.
BE-. ,aia SWEET IL putting up a stable
connection with his buildings on
Western Avenue.
E.,. ". ". Hooper, Uniyersalist state
MISSIONARY. will preach in New Hall
..N- SUNDAY AZ 3 T.. VI.
Nj, N,-tie Maxim Of this place, who
AZ. from Bates College this week,
received 'he highest honors In English
VI T.-Is Z. Rssssv OF waterville has
r..- -tappiug a few DAYS with relatives
n.r,. .u his Nay home from Dartmouth
Ne5lca school.
N-.I1hr /. Gerrish Of Portland stop
rod uT here between trains Friday ana
called 5u q few Of the ancient railroad
bow, ard other friends.
Professor aud Mrs. {. \. Record OF
m. pixdeld High school, and Ernest
crockett. who i attending the school,
a-, s., George B. Crockett's.
r.. n. stuart. Earle Stuart, Misses
l,-4c, and LeouA stuart, Miss Annie
~.-.ifrIi sud Miss GLADYS BOnney, are
..mring AZ Gibsou's-Grove-on-the-fen-
.s->stw.S>ee.
u.y and Mrs. Il. J. HaUghton started
M.rdAv morning for -. John, y. h.,
af.-, -hsv will spend their vacation.
NJ, "a o. Frothiughsm and son. Who
s-. a. visit In EsstPort, accompanied
.t.r ISL. far as Nsnceboro.
t..i. Methods, church next sunday
here Nill o. = patriotic ser
.. sermon by the pastor and music
.r-.s-- fo the dav. will be given ey
~ close - sermon = collection
aiken for cur Maine soldiers. Al
t-ei
~ Bavker has taken up the stone
-.-- where The driveway 20 the
looks stAble''-now being re-
-.. mo tsuemeuts-Crosses the
-..ess iu place Of the stone he has
!. 80 that there i now eontin-
walk.
MIS-, Carrie Hall entertained the Frs
ah.a,t Thursday evening. Butter
I'D daisies figured conspicuoGsly
-. decorations making the table and
-..u, ook extremely pretty. Refresh
ua-.- were served and most enjoyable
WAS spent.
ST. Andrew Wild OF Brooklyn. y. Y,
t.- tser working for the past week on
Pho EeyieV Of south Paris Up-to-dAte,
et p appears IN this issue. Mr.. Wild
t'aa,aat gentleman socially, and has
-l. points Of hustler. as our patrons
t.y. doubtless noted.
I'd. Chldreu's Day concert, at the
Methodist church. sunday evening. was
GA. p .-i1ved. the children and young
people AL taking their parts in most
.E.. sr. manner. Much credit Is due
chose who had them ia training. A full
...>. Was ia attendance.
N--s. Eva Mertie. and Alta Walker,
Ms, susie Wheeler and Miss Susie Por-
'.-f -hi, place, and Miss Gertie Rich
a-- Norway have been occupying
n-s e G.. 4. Cummings cottages on
Fa,le>seewsssee Lake for few days.
Percy Walker WAS with them except
during The working hours Of the day.
TIE usual arrangement Of departments
-hs Democrat il somewhat broken,
g. -h, week only, owing 70 the space
g.-p5 for our Review Of South Paris
i.-.o-ia,e. Al departments will sp-
pear So usual hereafter. Miss Maxlms
lex. .,,,e- takes the reader 10 the prin-
epl' points OF interest in Edinburgh.
Itt new dressmsker wishes TO express
beg -hsuks 20 the undertaken and the
Democrat for the advertising which she
received last week. The result OF IL has
been 20 establish her in new industry.
Fog The past week she has been kept busy
with samples OF cloth sent in from all
quarters for her 10 locate the "up and
down Of the figure. Fee for each sam
no ia .a~rs Anv Kind ~ voods from