Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-26
The oxford pe,nocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
IN, and sfser June -. 1900 trains leave South
p.,s.. Going down, 4: "a A. n. Sundays fnclud
- n. sor. ~ Going up: 50 A. N,
sspn. 10 rs p. N. Sundays included.l sun
ssT excursion train goes ap iels A NJ, down
so Pm
r,-ss Congregational Church. Rev. w. h.
R-nass u. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 :ta
~ and 90 p. N; Sunday school II N; Y.
C.EstsP. Church prayer meeting on
r,esiay evening st 30 o'clock. Al, not other
- ss5 necied, are cordially invited.
Nethosiist Chareh. Rev. A W. Postie, Pastor.
On sunday, morning PRAYER meeting. 80 A.
- preaching service. 10 ,1 N, sabbath school
~ Epworth League Meeting, SlS p. n;
rrs.sisv eyensng; class nesting, Friday evening.
RsnS,st Church. Rev. T. J. Rsmsdell. Pastor.
ON sunday. preaching service 10 - A. NJ, Sab
hsth school II NJ, PRAYER meeting 10 p. n;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA M.-PSris Lodge, No. - Regular
...sfn. Tuesday evening on OF before full moon.
O- ~. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
-. Thur~stay evening Of each vcek--Aurora
Eseampment. arst and third Monday evenings
Z" S 81 ~ R~Mount Pleasan, Rehekah Lodge. No.
a. v.e.ts second and fourth Fridays OF each
-,enta In odd feilows Hal.
Wv n Kimban Post, No. las. meets
A., THURSDAY and third saturday evenings OF
s.,b month, In G.. A. K Hall.
W \. 6imbAll Relief Corps meets ART
rsur...av and third Saturday evenings Of each
month, N Relief Corps Han.
y I'D H.-PArts Grange, from Nav e. Oct I.
ncets second and fourth saturday during the
remainder OF tho year, meets every Saturday, In
- IS &. C.-scoond and fourth Mondays of
ri %. P.-Stony Brook Lo.ige. No, 81.
MEET. Al l. A. r Hal second and fourth Wei
nr..iRv evenings OF each month.
u P-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. nects every
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
Mrs. Dora B. Greene spent sunday IN
Portland.
Csrl Jean Tolmsn Of rsrmington visit
Cd his parents here last week.
Mrs. Theodore Thsyer, Mrs. l.. l.. Rus
eel and Master Raymond spent Sunday
with friends In Auburn.
Ivory smith and his daughter, Mrs. J.
?. McArdle, made visit TO friends AZ
Canton Point last week.
Charles Morse and daughter aud Mrs.
Samuel Morse and son OF Minneapolis
are visiting at A. Z. Morse's.
A number Of the Knights Of Pythiss
visited Crsigie Lodge at Oxford by
special Invitation Tuesday evening.
Don Bean, Harry Wheeler, Wendell
Rounds and Arthur Shurtlef are spend
Ing the week st Camp Comfort In Mason,
Republican state convention at Ban
sor this week. and county convention
next week. Truly, these be political
times.
Advertised letters 10 South Paris post
Office June 25th;
Ms Ilnnle Bracket
M EdAs StrVut.
The eating booths belonging 10 ;. +.
Briggs At the fair grounds are now be
lns aiken down, and the ground where
thew stand will be cleared.
c. W. Bowker has finished his work
As census enumeration. and he and his
wife and daughter have gone 10 NE
hatchery at Lake Auburn for stay oil
two months.
Mrs T. W. Bonney and daughter,
Mss Ida Bonney, were in Bath last week
20 attend the graduation Of the daughter
Of Herbert Z. Bonney from the high
school In that city.
New dressed stone steps have been put |
into the terrace in front OF Mrs. Hewett's
house. and the lawn and terrace have
been graded and newly sodded, making
. material improvement.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. B. Andrews and Mrs. Albert ID. Park |
wen; 20 Rumford Falls Wednesday TO |
attend the wedding of Mrs. Ryersons
niece. Miss Esther Moore.
Ms. W. B. Gilbert Of Canton aud Mrs.
LEROY Jack OF woodfords made their |
brother, y. %. Bolster, = short visit last
week. driving over from Canton, where
Ms. Jack Is visiting her sister.
Already the DAYS are growing short,
and twill De but few days before win
Ter will be upon Us again. Make the
most Of summer while IL lasts, for
scarcely Sre the daisies gone,
Ere the asters begin 70 bloom.
Miss Hattie Burnell and Mrs. J. ID.
HAYNES spent Saturday and Sunday In |
Semper. guests of Mrs. Charlie Bonney.
MI. p. Hsynes and Miss Carrie Hall
were also gueets Of Mrs. Bonney on
sunday.
Evidently a discount on taxes brings
The desired result. = flush town treasury
Town Treasurer r. A. Shurtlef OF Paris
il the first 20 pay into the County |
Treasury the county tax for 1900 the
full tax amounting 20 over two thousand |
dOllars, having been paid last week.
A strolling band Of six pieces played |
good music in the streets Thursday, ana
took I'D 4 collection. As their treasurer
made no report, IL can not be told
whether their visit was financial sue
cess. but half dozen il rather = large
aggregation 20 De making living 1.-THE
country towns.
The assessors OF the town have made
their return 20 the state assessors, aud
Il shows that the town has i've STOCK IN
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