Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-04

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CHURCHES.
49,, Congregational Church. Rev. w Y
Boss p T. pastor: s p5ssssss ssr' is 10 =
PSCE atsP.s Church prayer meeting on
T,s.f.y evening Al 80 O'Clock. All. nct other
wise connected, are cordially isyised:
m SunAay mOraing prayer meeting, - A
. preaehing service, 10 As Az sabbath School
Epworsh League Meeting, SIS p. n.
ysa3s P sTSpg .s s nsas sr s @ssas
ssnt,st Church, Rev. It. J. kamsieh. Pastor
on Sunday. preaching service ~ Is A. n; sab.
S,ss school u n: PRAYER meeting : 90 p. ~.
srsyer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS..
EsA M-PAris L0,ige, No. g. Regular
r,srttng TUESDAY eveaing on or before fun noon.
100. g-Monnt Mica Lodge. regular mecs-
~ thursday evening" Of each week.-Anrora
EscSmpment. first and third Monday evenings
n ofR.-Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
a. neets second and fourth Fridays Of each
pcsth IN odd Fellows Hall.
"a R-w. n. KimbAn Poet. No. las. neess
a-st THURSDAY and third saturday evenings OF
49, month, In q. A. X. Hall
w \. Himban Relief Corps meets arss
Thursiay and third Saturday evenings Of each
,,o-ts IN Re.fcf COrps Hall.
H.-PAris grange, from MAY 10 Oct 4,
,,-et, sccond and fourth saturday, durtng the
rsmAlnieF q The year. meets every saturday. In
{ s g C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays of
e.ch month. f..
y n o. P~-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
uscts a q. A. K HAL second and fourth We'd
ps.lAy evenings OF each month.
A fP-HAmhn Lodse. No, II. meets every
YriAy evening al Masonic Han-
Watch out for eobwebs-New Hall,
Dec l3
Lucius c. Bates Of West Sumner was
81 south Paris Friday.
Miss Catherine G.. Briggs WAS At home
ron Lewiston Wednesday.
Clarence e. Morton WAS At home from
Colby TO spend Thanksgiving.
W. NJ. Merrill Of Lonsdsle, r. l.,
spent Thanksgiving st South Paris.
2. c. Merrill and wife are keeping
house in rent 10 Mrs. Nancy whitman's
house.
Elisha NJ. Stevens, Esq, OF Lynn,
Mass, Is guest Of his uncle, A. L.
Morse.
Mrs. J K. Bennett went Saturday TO
HAysrhill for visit 10 her brother, DIR.
;. B. Morse.
Misses George and Laura Dean Of
Buckfield were az Albion Tsylor's for
Thanksgiving.
John y. Stanley and wife Of Auburn
spent Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Ms. Z. W. Bowker.
Arthur n. Shurtleff, who Is attending
the college ~ pharmacy In Boston, was
II home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Anna Croker. who has been At
home for two weeks, returned 10 her
teaching in Poland Monday morning.
Ming and Queen Bluebottle, sOvereigns
o, BuzzlAnd, will hold a reception ~
New Hall Thursday evening, Dec. Is.
Closing concert OF the Peoples Lect-
ure Course this Monday evening, with |
the programme as published last week.
Frank W. Shaw and family of Port
land spent Thanksgiving with his
brother, W. N. shaw. AZ the Andrews
House.
Mrs. Harry Hall and daughter have |
come from Cambridge, Mass, 10 spend |
the winter with her mother, Mrs. Helen |
L >,earns.
Lester L. whitman and wife OF Upper |
Gloucester spent Thanksgiving with |
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman |
A. % southern California In January for
the winter.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office Dec, 3D.
M " T. Stetson
Mr. Lydia n. Haskell
Ms +. Clark
George F. Eastman and wife went 20 |
their former home 10 Lowell for Thanks
giving. Mrs. Eastmsn's sister, Miss
Hubbard, returned with them, and will
remain for visit.
Mvron Maxim came down from the
woods Tuesday afternoon, bringing the
best deer he has ever brought Ia. IL
was buck which. with the eptrsils re
moved. weighed l65 pounds
Mr. and Mrs. !. ID. Haynes entertain |
ed family party Thanksgiving Day
composed Of Mrs. Mary Newell, Mr.. and |
Mrs Charles BOnney, OF sumner, and |
Leslie Newell and family Of Paris Hill |
The reader who wss expected by |
Paris Grange next saturday evening l.
unaole 20 be here on that date. and his |
coming Is deferred 20 Wednesday OF
next week. Further notice will be |
given.
VI. NJ Hamlin OF North Waterford, |
one % our good friends, Was ~ South |
Paris asst Friday and brought In several
1eW subscriptions 10 the Democrat.
That's practical friendship that we sp- |
p-sciate
The annual fair sud Christmas sale BY |
the .Sdies OF the Congregational Society
viii be held AZ New Hall Dec. IL and Is.
A great variety 81 fancy and useful
articles, homemade candies, food, Ice
cream, etc.
The members OF the South Paris Fes-
tiyal Chorus, and sn who would ike 10
Join. are ?, quested 20 meet az the brick
school house Monday evening next, Dec.
TO- 70 make preparations for the work OF
The cOming season.
Paul d. Higgins and wife OF Ccstigsn
spent Thanksgiving week with Mrs.
Higgins parents, W. N. Shaw and wife
They have been with the Effie Carlton
Company for several weeks, but are 10
leave IL. IS Mr. Higgins is going into
business
Miss susie l.. Rounds, who Is teaching
10 the Levitt Institute At Turner, and
Wendell Rounds OF the freshman class
a. Bates were with their mother, Mrs
LyiiA Rounds, for Thanksgiving. Wen
dell remains here for the present, and
sfrer putting Ia this week st his old place
IN ParHn's drug store will begin teaching
90 Elm Hill next week.
A sled load OF deer came through the
vi.lsge saturday afternoon, snd drew =
crowd almost a. quick a. a dog light.
They belonged 70 Ralph Sturteysnt and
Gerald Wing OF the Streaked Mountain
ueighbOrhOod. and were shot 10 Stone
ham. The bows got three OF them 10
one dsy before Thanksgiving, and on
Friday, when they shot the fourth one,
got into bunch OF them and might
have brought down two or three II the
law had permitted. As il Is, they have
both shot their allowance for this year.