Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-30
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH, PARIS.


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GRAND rsuSx RAILWAY.
Commencing oct :. 100. q, O'Clock. A. n
TRAINS LxxvE SOUTH PARIS
Going downs OS A. NJ. sss A. NJ. 4SPN
SONG ups IS A n. 81 p. n. - Pm.
The SOS A. u. traiE down and Sc y. n trai,
up. daily. sun lays included
sunday paper train arrives al6 An.
CHURCHES.
FirSt Congregational Church. Rev. w n
Brooks, D. D, pastor. fresehins services. 10 !.
PS.C. Y. At p Church prayer meeting Oh
Taesiay evening al 80 o'clock Al. not other
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
ON sunday. morning PRAYER nesting, ~ A
N preaching service. 10 as A. n. sabbath Schco
h N: Epworth League Meeting. SIS p. NJ
sniSs Py n,nS es ss e*,Ss sssn.
Bapti,t church, Rev. I. j. Rarassicli. Pastor
on Suntay, preaching service 10 As A. NJ: sab
bath school u n, PRAYER meeting 100 p. NJ;
prayer meeting raesstay evening.
STATED MEETINGS
FSA M.-PAris LOsige, No. -. Regular
ueeting Tuesday evening on or before fun moon.
10. %. F-MoUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
nr, Thursday evening OF each week--Aurora
Encampment, arst and third Monday evenings
of each month.
d ofR.-Mount Peasant RebekAh Lodge. No.
a. meets sccond and fourth Fridays Of each
month h ODD Fellows Hail.
Nv. h. 6inbAn Post. No. las. meets
s-~f Thursliav and third SATURDAY evenings OF
sach Month. In q. A. X. Hal.
Wm h kimhan Relief Corps meets drst
Thur-siay and thlrl saturday evenings Of each
urorth, % Relief Corps Hall
Z % H.-Faris Sran<c. frOm Nav - Oct l.
meets second and fourth saturday, during the
ryuainiey % the year. meets every saturday, In
grange Hall
l. a. g.. C.-Scc0nt and fourth Mondays of
each month
y \ o. P,-stony Brock Lolse. No. Isl.
meets AZ T., A. r. Han second and fourth Wed
pezlay evenings OF each m0nth.
KofP.-IiAmhn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
FriiAy evening ~ Masonic Hal
Election next week.
Mrs. william n. Blake ia visiting her
son ia Beverly, Mass.
Miss Matte Richards Is visiting friends
10 Boston for few weeks.
Cecil A. True's Big Specially Co.
plaved 10 New Hall Tuesday evening.
wilHsm J. Wheeler purchased prom
sing and well bred young horse from
Kills whitman Of Buckdeld last week.
Albert u. Park and wife visited at
East sumner last week, and Mr.. Park
went from thSt place 70 Dixdeld 70 At
tend an auction.
Mrs. Ellen c. Brown and Der daughter,
Mr.. susie +. GOOdlng, Of Yarmouth,
came 20 town Thursday and are the
guests Of Mrs. stowe.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs left Monday
morning for the Central Msine General
Hospital AZ Lewiston, 20 take course
Of training for nurse.
George r. Stearns Of Atlantis, Ca,
who has spent the summer with his sis
ter al Melrose, Mass, Is visiting his rel
Siiyes IN town for short time.
Mrs. Newell Cook received from her
sister, Mrs. Durkee Of Bethel, Al apple |
which measures thirteen inches one way |
sud twelve and 3 half the other.
Howard Wheeler WIS AZ home few |
DAYS lAst week, 20 attend the wedding Of !
his sister, Miss Alice VI. wheeler. He is I
now stationed at Burlington, VI
Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge has de-
clined the invitation 10 visit Fidelity |
Lodge Of Lewiston, not being able 70 |
obtain satisfactory rates on the railroad. |
Mrs. T. :. Bsrnes entertained the /
members OF the Christina EndeNvor /
society at her bone Friday evening. I
Progressive angling was the evenings (
diversion.
Ms. Mary Gardner Hobart Of Chicago. |,
who has been speudinx the summer with /
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gard
ner. ~ Mechguic Falls, was In town one
dav asst week calling on be- South Paris
friends.
The cider mill continues % receive sp-
pies faster than they csn be converted
into Juice and pomsee. Several cords OF
spples In sacks are stacked outside the
building. and the pile grows instead 81
diminishing.
A sociahle attended by some Of the
scholars aud other Young people, and
managed bv Henry Merrill Snd Donald
Bean, wss held In Golden Cross Hall
Friday evening. Music for the games
was furnished by Deans Orchestra.
The Tribou case tried at Ellsworth,
as noted lsst week, was decided oy the
Jury ia favor % the plaintiff, they mod
ing that Capt. Tribou did use undue 10
fuence and restraint 20 compel Miss
Trjhou 20 sign the papers 10 question. IL
j. said bv those best acquainted With
he si,ustion that this will not by any
means be the end Of the matter.
4 change has been made in the list Of
lectures FOR the Peoples Popular Course.
so thst the second lecture will br given
by Rev. e. ". B-adlee IL Bidtefo-d 10
plsce % Rev. \ :. LSdd, ID, d, Who
viil come No one 81 the later dates. Rev
NJ B-adlee's subject Is "Punetuai Feo-
Die. and the lecture will be given this
Monday evening 81 the Methodist
church, 81 O'Clock.
n G.. Fletcher has bad 50 good success
To handling the fast PAGER, ChSs- NJ, that
the breeder Of that horse, Geo. Burn
ham. Jr.. OF Portland, hiss sent TO NJ.
Fletcher smother very handsome colt
having thesame dam IS Chss. NJ, and
sired by Lxrrabee. IL Il understood that
Mr.. Buruhsm has given Mr.. Fletcher =
Arge interest 10 this colt for the hand
Ing. The colt i certainly In good
hands, and IL there's any go IN him
Herbert will develop IL.
Rev. 4. e. Phelan Of Lewiston opened
the Peoples Popular Course last Mon
dsv evening with his lecture on the
Value OF American Patriotism AZ the
Methodist cho<ch. Mr.. Phelan : = very /
interesting speaker, aud held his au-
dieuce Cor nearly two hours. Some
came away With the impression that he
is radical Republican aud sRti-CAth-
Ole though be took pains 10 guard
against the formation OF such an ideA
tu. whatever his views msy be, ne Is
without question 8 thorough believer 10
sincere patriotism as duty.
on shelf in Fletcher's barber shop |
there has been lying for the past few
DAYS big Alexander apple, and beside |
G. an apple Of another variety and CON-
parstiyely small. OF course there Is
considerable difference in the size OF the
apples, and customers have been anus
ing themselves and others By estimating
the circumference Of the two specimens.
The star guesses 20 date are those OF TWO
business men Of the squsre, one OF whom
set the small one AZ inches and the
large one az l., while the other placed
the figures az > and 20 inches The
spples measure and Is IL inches re-
Spectiyely.
Harry L. Jordan, formerly OF TINS
place, son Of Mrs. I'll. y. Bolster, has re-
Gently received a good offer, which ne
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