Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-18
The oxford democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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CHURCHES
Er-s Conversational Church. Rev. W. I
sTT s ssS 20 IN; sunday school IL n:
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T,e-dAy evening az 80 o'clock. Al. not cthel
si.e Connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. A W. fottle. PAssol
On sunday, morning prayer meeting, 81 A
n presrhing service 10 - A. SaohSth Schoo
n y. Epworth league Meeting. SIS y. =.
W aiaS prayer meeting r. N. prayer ueesan
ssVss.t csarsk, Rev. T. }. samsdea. Passo'
ON sandzy, preaching service 10 - A.. n. sab
nah >ch,soi II ~ PRAYER meeting 90 '. y.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ESA N-Psrt- Loigc. No. ~. RerulA
r,sesing Tuesday evening on OF before FUN moon
/. a. .. s.--MOant Mica LSsiye. regular mscs
Escampment. arss and third Monday eveainx'
~ each mOuth-
~ hi R-Nount Pleasant RseekAh Lodge, No
q. meets second Aad fSurth Fridays Of esef
,onts In Odd feilcwr' Hall
q R-w. X Ainean Post. No. las. mecss
ar~t THURSDAY and third SATURDAY evenings OF
eaeh month, IN q. A X Hall
wm. r. himbaIl Relief Corps meets nrpl
TbursiAy and third saturday evenings Of eAch
month IN Refet Corps Hall
r 81 H-Paris strange. from MAY - Oct I,
y,r.ts -er0nA and fourth Saturday during the
remainder % the year, meets every saturday. In
6rAnxr Hal
L .. g. SECOND and fourth Mondays o.
each nosth
y. n o. P.-ssony Brook Loire. No. Isl.
meets n .. A. K Han -econd and fourth Wei
ne-lAy evenings OF each mouth.
\ o. P.-Hamhn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Fri,iSy eyeSing al Masonic Hall
Albion Taylor Was At Buckfeld most
OF last week.
Geo. A. Wilson, Jr., was at home from
Portland over Sunday.
Earl stuart Il attending school at
Keats Hill, taking the business course.
Hermsn II. Stuart Is teaching the
winter term OF school AZ West Sumner.
Miss Mildred Dudley Of Harrison Ia
visiting Der cousin, Miss Jessie Tolmsn.
Miss Ruth Tucker, who hiss been In
Boston for the past month, returned
home last Tuesday.
Wesley Z. Waldron has moved from
Norway into q rent OF c. F.eelsnd Pen
ley's on High Street.
Mrs. Harry Morton and daughter
Grace Of Auburn were guests At y. ID.
Bolster's last Saturday.
Miss Sue Rounds is At home for the
holiday vacation from Lesyift Institute
10 Turner where she Is teaching.
Mrs. z. p. PSriin will assist Ia the
drug store during the rush OF holiday
trade, In addition to the regular force Of
clerks.
The next assembly OF the course will
De postponed from Tuesday evening Of
this week, the date set, 20 Thursday
evening OF next week, Dec. n.
About sity-five dollars worth OF new
books have been added To the Methodist
sunday school library, and preparations
are being made TO have = new catalogue
printed.
James Martin, who has been freight
agent at this station for some time, has
given up the position aud will 90 70 Ber-
.in, y. n. His family will remain here
NJ present.
The early morning train down had
not arrived At South Paris 80 the time
the Democrat went 70 press Monday
noon. being hung up oy a wreck st Cor
ham. The Grand Trunk IL said 20 have
bad nine accidents during the past week.
Mount Pleasant Reeeksh Lodge At It's
meeting Friday evening entertained Wis
itOrs from Mount Hope Lodge OF Nor
wsy. some twenty-five or thirty from
NorwAy were present. A box supper
vas served, and 9 pleasant evening en-
Dyed.
wm. X. Kimhsll Post, G.. A. X, had a
saturday evening, with a car
full % guests from Harry Rust Post and
Relief Corps 90 Norway. A very pleas
ant evening was passed, with remarks
and music oy several Of the home people
and guests.
Again the season has arrived when u
i Incumbent upon the Democrat t. sls-
gest TO It's readers that years sub
scription 90 this paper would make
specially acceptable gi't Tor either
ueighbor or absent friend. 10 Is gtft
that lasts the year aroand.
IL was recently noted that l.. z.
HsW kius VAS 20 use the former match
factory for the m4nufsctuye OF excelsior.
" b. Young Is nov AZ work there get
ting things into shape. tie has already
bought little poplsr, and Il authorized
10 buy considerable quantity more.
Our advertisers are taking their inning
this week. having more than usual 10
sSy % the readers, and taking more
space 10 which 20 say IL. In this Christ
mas season ws would advise you 10 note
carefully what they have 70 say. lou
nav dad valuable suggestions TO aid
you in your shopping.
n. :. Hssssli, the Norway veterinary,
WAS before the Norway Municipal Court
Monday, on complaints charging him
with .ingle sale and common seller. On
the single sale he was found guilty ana
fned $50 and costs. which he failed 10
paw. On the common seller complaint
be VAS bound over, and not furnishing
bonds, Is In jail.
The south Paris Festival Chorus AZ
ia meeting Monday evening chose
Hastings Bean president, Miss Grsce
Thayer secretary snd treasurer. Mrs
Cora :. Briggs Ia sccompsnist and con.
duetor. The prospect Is that there VIII
oe good chorus OF twenty 20 twenty
i've members. They will meet for
rehearsal II the brick sc hool house every
Monday evening.
The Christmas services at the Con-
gregstional church next Sabbath morn
ing. Dec. -. are expected TO De OF more
than usuSI interest. The music, under
the direction OF Mrs. Cora :. Briggs,
will ne appropriate 10 the day and can
DOT fSil 70 more than please and uplift
the congregation. There will also DE
special Christmas sermon by the pastor.
All not otherwise engaged, cordially
invited.
Charles Adams, Who lived with his
son, George A. Adams, on Alpine street.
wss found dead In bed Tuesday morning.
Mr. Adams WAS - years old aud hao
been in feeble health for = long time
He leaves q wife, two sous, one or whom
lives In Harrison, and one brother VINO
s, = 60 IA ,r.a a