Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-12
The Oxford pcmocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
sorrs PAKIs rosr osricK.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr osSicR-
,.,,e Hours s 90 10 90 A. n; 500 A. n. y
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
IN and arsr oct. =. lsss, trains leave souti
~ tolnx down: 6sl7 A. NJ. Sundays IN
fAis,, e.sS A n 4:is p. NJ, Going mp; *
80 IS p. n. l9undays tnclusledl
s.nS.y pAper train arrives ZIP An
CHURCHES
-, Congregational Church. Rev. W. y
sIlss n. o., pastor. Preaching services. 10 q
S' an : 90 P. NJ, sunday school " NJ. \
sscES ssP.N.;C Church prayer meeting OF
r,st.v evening al 80 O'Clock. Al, not other
- s.sted, are cordially invited.
x.,solsst church, Rev. a. W Pottle. Pastor
on sunday, morning h Pss,e, @ ssSss,A sssos
- Epworth League Meeting, CID p. NJ
-, prayer meeting Y. N, PRAYER meeting
r'e..iSy evening; class nesting, Friday evening
Raptst Church; Rev. IL. h ssl.s sus' $500 s.s
Us 1900 II NJ PRAYER meeting : 90 p. n
.--ver peeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Loige. No. - Regular
s+tSy Tue.iay evening on or before full moon.
- d. F-Mount Mica Lo'tge. regular meet
-. THURSDAY evening % eace Neeks-AHrora
III.
q saSs MONT Pleasant Rebekaa Lodge. No.
.. -,,ts -.oond and fourth Fridays of each
s,,-tA In Old Fellows Hai.
Nv X. ktmhan Post, No ls>. meets
70, TSnrsdav and third saturday evenings OF
- MONTH N q. A. x Han
Kimhan Relief Corps meets art
r.r-..l,v ,nd thlrd saturday evenings Of each
80 fs Relief Corps Han.
y Parts grange. from May 60 Oct /.
- .scopi and fourth saturday, during the
-psin,ier o. The year. meets every saturday In
srangc Hal. - x,..4.-. =,
AZ P-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
-. A d A 4. Hal second and fourth Wed
-S-itr evenings % each month.
fP-HAmnn Lodge. No, 81, meets every
y-Sisv evening az Masonic Hall
Ma. Hst,ie Haskell and Mrs. Nelson
glder have been visiting IN Portland.
walter GRAY was away on trip to
Massachusetts, several days last week.
Harry Morton, Of Auburn, visited his
r,~snts. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Morton, last
Friday.
Oscar Newell, wife and daughter, Of
sumner, were al J. d. Haynes last We'd
sesdAy.
c Bates and his son, Or. ]. HI.
rates Of West sumner, were In town
thursday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Barnett, Of Albany, \. Y,
,sister Of Mrs. q. c. Pratt, is visiting
Mrs. Pratt.
Ms Isaac Rounds is having her
49, -sr,oSeled into two tenements, one
on each door.
IL Morton has done a job OF grad
iny on his lawn which much improves
IL appearance.
Bey. ~. James A. Flynn attended
Bishop Hesly's silver jubilee In Port
and lsst Tuesday.
After the sermon next sunday morn
ing there will be bsptismsl service at
The Baptist church.
III Reap sad wife and George A.
Riggs and wife spent the day AZ Merry
meeting Park Wednesday.
Knight and his sister. Miss Alice
knight. were called 20 Boston last week
hy The death OF brother.
George d. NJ. Reed and wife OF Win
throp Beach. Mass, are AZ j. X. Tuck
er's Tor = stay OF few weeks.
Hon. J. :. Wright and wife were ~
Rumford Falls two days last week, MI.
Wright having business there.
WI. Peniold returned from the Eve
and Ear lnfirmary st Portland Wednes-
tsy. and Is AZ home once more.
y-s SophiA Bisbee and family have
moved into the Frank Tsylor rent, re-
cea,ly occupied by Walter Dennison.
Ms. Rose Croker was called % Bos-
,os IS, week by the death % her sant,
NJ Lunt. who has had long sickness
The senior and Junior classes % The
high school Joined 10 picnic a. Gibson :
saturday,. driving directly % the grove.
The comic oper., Bell Rock, BY \.
Barton I.esvitt. WhO produceG the
Frogs of windhAm~ ~ Norway iSsi
49,. i noN iu course % preparation Al
NorNav. uuder The direction Of NJ
lsavtt
Ns..s- George Clark came up from
n river Thursday with banning
sras on his face sud = good pickerel
which D. hsd caught la his hand. Ihs
ssh measured - inches and weighec
tao pound, ard hall.
Wha- has become % the cAtsrpillArs .
Certainly. 90 the great jov % every hods
th.v have disappeared. But hoss some
ofthsu died 81 lat wear. 90 D. sure. but
a. ,hs-e did the wear before, and a god
portion wsut into cocoon both years
S5rs ,hias the ice on the trees Destroy
q ne egg HoWvver Il AS accom-
gGshet. the fact i cause for eongrAt0-
Afi1r
NJ, Phsbe Hall reached hsr ninety
seeost birthday las, Tuesday, and The
even. Vas celebrated by dinner party
% relatives. for which Invitations we're
ssut 0ut without Mrs. Halls suosledxe.
NJ. Anna Morse sent her the usual
Birthday cake md several other r.
usn--aace. we're sent her. Mrs. Halls
friends wish that she might live another
uire,v-tv1 wears.
JU,huA T. whitman, who uied IN
Bucsdeld Thursday 40 the age OF ~
wears. "a. the father OF Clerk OF Courts
Whitman. Others Of his sons were
Eli, WhitmAH. with whom he lived,
Hsu-r ". whitman and DR.. A. {. Whit
ma1. a., ~ Buckheld His death was
verv sudden. He had been 20 the house
q h., son. Henry W. whitman, and died
BIZ "a. -,sSsid. while on his way home.
During the height Of the burglar sea-
500 10 this part % the state, the village
corjS -afiOn assessors put on j. r
McArdie a. night Waterman. ms
sery:ce, for the corporation, was dis
continued the first OF last week, but
subscription paper was Immediately pre-
par%d aud circulated among the business
;meu, and enough was secured 20 continue
: the service for few months at least.
Nj McArdle will continue 20 patrol the
streets during the dark hours, aud woe
Dc % the uulucky burglar who would AT
temp, 20 ourgle here in south Paris.
William II. Knight, oldest son OF
Joseph Knight Of this place, died at his
home 10 Boston June 81, aged nearly %
years. Mr.. Knight was 8 native OF
south Paris, but for about forty years
has been identified with the retail drug
Trade o. Boston. As boy he learned
the apOthecary business with r. L.
Church AZ the corner OF Court aud
Howard Streets, Boston. Later he De-
came Mr.. ChUreh's partner. and con
tipue6 a. snch until some fifteen wears