Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-24

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
on and arer June ~. 1900. trains leave south
paris. Going down. "a A. NJ. Sundays inciud-
ssrx ioisr.x Sundays include,i.) sun.
taS excursion train gees up iols A. n, down
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r,r.t Congregational Church. Rev. w. ".
Rsoess u d. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a.
a N. and go rs;i sanaAy ssaoo. = ~, 4,
Tas.isv evening az 80 O'Clock. All. not other.
wise Connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. A.w Postle. Pastor.
O- sunday morning prayer meeting. 81 A.
r-esrhfng service. 10 ,tS A. n sabbath school
- N: Epworth League Meeting, sls r. n:
evening" prayer meeting r;s; grsysr meeting
R,ntist Church, Rev. T. J. Ramsien. Pastor.
On Sunday, preaching service 10 - A. N, Sab
s,tS school II N; PRAYER meeting % y. n;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
go M-Paris Lodge. No. "a. Regular
~ - s'-Moant Mics Lodge. regular meet
ngs. thursday evening OF each week--Aurora
Escsmpment. arst and third Monday evening"
n ~ K-Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
n meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Hall
e. A.. R.-w. \, kimesh Posi-. No. Jas, meets
mrstI
eseb uonth In q. A X Hall
wm- < kimban Relief Corps meets nrst
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
p ofH.-PAris grange. from May 20 Oct I.
rr-.ts -scond and fourth saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday, In
a q. C.-seeond and fourth Mondays OF
n n. f-stony BROOK Lodge. No. Isl,
meets Al q. A. X. Hah second ami fourth wed
..T.sara 81 shNT ,akrItA
n. ~ F.-Hzmtn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
FridAy evening al Masonic Han.
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler viii enter
Bates College this fall.
Miss Ethel d. Ellis Ia 10 the millinery
store Of her sister, Mrs. Howe.
wm. l.. Gray and family enjoyed
picnic al 6ioson's Grove Friday.
Miss Eys SWEET is visiting relatives at
Cushlng's Island, Portland Hsrbor.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charlie Bonney of
sumner spent sunday at j. ID. Haynes.
Henry =. Pratt, Of East Orange, Nj,
Is ~ Walter II. SWEETS for the summer
Miss Anna Crooker and her nephew,
Frank Bonney, have been visiting her |
sister At West Minot-
Miss Eunice W. Fobes is spending |
several weeks AZ Cushing's Island since |
closing her school at Cornish.
Mrs. II. B. Whiting of Abingdon,
Mass, is spending the summer with her |
daughter, Mrs. W. B. Young.
Oh. Toothsker, of Antrim, y. H., 3
former principal Of Paris Hill Academy, |
was in town a day or two last week.
Miss Ladd OF Byron Is a guest Of the
Misses Dean, coming with them when |
they returned from their Rsngeley trip.
Paris Lodge, =. and A. NJ, will hold
4 special communication Tuesday even
ing Of this week. Work 4. A. degree
George O. Robinson OF Cambridge,
Mass. Who has been st his Oxford farm
for some weeks, called on the Democrat,
Thursday.
Nd. Bolster and family expect TO go
this week 10 Falmouth Foreside, where
they will occupy o. q. Curtis cottage
for couple Of weeks.
Harry E. Swan has closed his regular
engagement on the Lewiston Journal,
aud Is engaged As book-keeper for A. W.
Walker & Son, meanwhile doing some
special newspaper work
Assessor W. III. Jenne will have charge
OF the work OF building the hose tower
AZ the engine house, the foundation Tor
which Is already in. The tower will be
ten feet square and ffty-hye feet high.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office July %:
charlie l. Bean
Hugh W. Moore.
Mrs. Geo Tucker.
Mrs Deroy Wheeler.
c. C. Harmon, Of the well-known
Portland firm Of Loriug, Short & HAIR
mon. was In town Saturday, on his way
home from Waterford, where he and his
family have been spending their vscS-
ton.
Miss Jessie Clare Tolman ia visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Dudley, in Hsrri-
son for two weeks. Her place IS organ
ist At the Baptist church Is taken oy
Mrs. Charles III. Merrill during her
absence.
Professor c. A. Record, former
principal Of the high school, Il with MS
wife at George b. Crocketts. Mr.. kee-
ord il now superintendent OF schools Tor
the three towns OF NOrSell, Hanover
sud Hanson, Mass
The meeting called for last wednes-
day evening did not disclose great de-
gree Of interest In q special observance
% Old Home Week. Only few were
10 attendance-so few that no organic =
ton was attempted.
Miss I.uells j. Phelps OF Cambridge,
Mass, made a short visit TO her nephew,
Albert ID. Park, last week. Miss Phelps
wss one OF the first women 10 this eoun-
try 70 take a course of training as pro-
frssiOnal nurse. and she prospered well
10 her profession.
The Baptists had their picnic at Glib
sons Grove last Wednesday, and the |
COugregationslists on Thursday, "a an
nOunced, without interference from the
weather, except few little showers on
Wednesday, which were announcement
but not dangerous.
o. +. Barrows has sold his farm aud |
crops 20 Leon Brooks OF Greenwood |
Mr. Brooks has large poplar Joo under |
way AZ his place In Greenwood, and VIII
not move here until late fall. Mr.. Bar
roSs will remain on the farm for the |
present. The price paid Is understood
20 be 5000.
Rev. X. Alonzo Scott gave his lecture
90 the Negro race az the Congregational
church Thursday evening, and Friday
evening at the same place told the story
Of his own life, which he began in sisv-
cry. He is fine singer, and both ms
lectures and his singing were very much
enjoyed BY his audiences
Judge F. VI. Drew of Androscoggin
County presided at the July term OF
Probate Court last week, 10 place OF
Judge Herrick, who Is In Europe. All
hearings ordered at this term were set
for the September term, and no August
term will 5e held unless some speeiai
matter makes IL necessary.
The following officers OF Hsmlin
Lodge, X. Of p, were Installed Friday
evening:
C.C.-ChArles u TitcOmb.
v. frank A. Taylor.
P,-LinvoOd L. Powers.
X. u K and S.-WAlter l.. Gray.
N atA.-James y. kenney.
N. ~ oscar Y B0wkef.
NJ u w.-JOhn Everett
J. g -Cras. NJ. Johnson
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