Oxford Democrat., 1900-07-31
The oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH rAKis rosr oFFIcx.

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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH rAkfs rosr OFFICE
once Hoars % 10 90 A. -; 500 A. ~ "
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
I'm and after June "a. 1900. trains leave south
pats. C,oinx down. - A. N. Sundays includ
ed. $50 A. n. - p. n; Going up: 30 A. NJ
SSsPM. 10 rs y. n. (Sundays incladed-) sun
SAv excursion train goes up 10 :ls A. NJ, down
6G2 IN
Etrst Congregational Church. Rev. W. n
Rrooks. ID. D., pastor. Preaching services. 10 :t'
~ and I 90 y. NJ, sunday school II NJ Y
PS T. st6r.n.; Church prayer meeting on
I,,ss.iay evening az 30 O'clock. All. not other
Nethosi.st Church. Rev. A. W. Pcttle. fSster
I'm Supday, mOrning prayer meeting. s@ A.
n preaching service. 10 - An. sabbath school
T n; Epworth League Meeting, SIS r. n;
evening prayer meeting ?. M, grsyer meeting
Tpes.lay evening: class meeting, Frtisy evening
Rsps,st Church, Rev. T. J. RAmstell. Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service lossS A. N, Sab
bath school ls N; PRAYER meeting 40 p. n;
prsyer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSA. M.-Paris Lodge. No. -. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before teli noon a
p-s THURSDAY evening OF each veek.-Aurora
Escsmpment, arst and third Monday evenings
u e go ~ R@Moun, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
a -se.ts seocnd and fourth Fridays or each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall
S.AR-w. X. Simban Post, No las. meets
a-~t thursday and third saturday evenings OF
saes month, In G. A. Il. Hal.
ww 4 kimbAl Relief Corps meets arst
thursday and third Saturday evenings Of each
,.,,th IN Relief Corps Hall.
- H.~Paris grange, from May u Oct I.
u,,sts second and fourth saturday during the
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday. In
- 4 S. 6. C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
each month
Y \. D. P-SsOny Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
net. AZ 6 A. X. Han second and fourth We'd
% P.-HamiD Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friday evening al Masonic Hall
J.F. Plummer was In Boston one day
lSst week.
Mrs. X. Knowlton Of East Boston Is
= guest st j. K. fuckers
Miss Miranda Billings of Waterford
visited her cousin, Leznder 5. Billings,
one dsy last week.
Chas. A. and Carl NJ. Gray returned TO
Boston last week, having finished their
two weeks vacation.
Blanch stuart Is at home from Show
begSn. where he has been employed in a
shoe factory for several months.
Miss Mabel Foster and Eugene Foster
~ GRAY are here on visit 20 the family
OF their uncle, George A. Briggs.
Ifsll the blsckberries which sre now
green on the bushes ripen, there viii be
The most enormous crop on record.
Miss Lueelia Crockett and Master
George W. Morton spent few days last
week with relatives who are At Ocean
Park.
Frank Haskell and wife and son Frank
of Auburn hsve been spending q few
DAYS with Mr.. Hsskell's sister, Mrs.
Rounds.
VIM. z. Morton and wife and Harry
l.. shaw and wife spent few days In
trip 70 the lakes last week, driving from
here 20 the South Arm.
W. Il. Edwards, foreman OF the ms
chine room AZ the Paris Manufacturing
10, II tWV WINS
"recreAting" about home.
Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Crocker and
daughter Airline, who have been in Bos-
ton most Of the time for several months,
hsye returned TO their home here.
Arbert l.. Clark. OF this years class In
the high school, Is employed Ia the
drug store OF +. A. Shurtleff & Co. until
fall, when he will study medicine.
Stresked Mountain and the Singepole
pastures have been besieged by the blue
berry pickers during the past week. Ihe
mountain picking has been fairly good
The members OF VIM. h. kimball
Relief Corps are requested 70 meet In &.
A. Il. Hall Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
lst, st 2 o'clock, for practice OF the new
work.
nsphtha launch went through the
place on wheels Saturday. Ii came from
Bridgton, and was going TO j. W. BicS-
nen OF Canton 20 be run on Lake Anass-
gUnticOOk.
Deputy Sheriff Don A. Gates OF Dix
field was in town Thursday, bringing
with him Allie Downs Of Dixield, who
will serve 8 twenty days sentence In JAIL
for assault.
James %. HAYNES and wife have NOV
ed from the +. A. Thayer house into the
6rs,-foor rent Of Mrs. Lydia Rounds
house. Mrs. Rounds and family occupy
The upstairs rent.
Have you noticed the hszel-nutst The
bushes are sll bearing this year. Ihere
Are even hszel-uuts BY the roadside on
bushes which the writer has always sup
yosed 20 be witch hazel.
The can making crew az the Burnham
4 Morrill, corn factory finished their run
last week. The number OF cans made
VAS 6g4 900, Of which 5000 were sent 10
Norway. and the other 60l 900 are re-
served for the pack here.
IN. Coffin is Obliged 20 give up act
iye work In the meat market, on account
Of his health, which will not stand II.
be will therefore take vacation, and
his partner, John +. Everett, will con-
tinue 70 run the business.
Frank :. Harlow, Esq, and family, OF
Cambridge, Mass, are making snort
visit 20 relatives in town. After lew
DAYS here and At Dixheld they will go 70
their cottage AZ Weld Pond, where they
will spend most Of the month Of August.
The MethOdists who went 70 Gtoson's
on the picnic Wednesday enjoyed them
selves well until the rain began, which
Vas about noon. After that II was
pretty wet time, and they beat an early
re,rest. Into each life some rain must
tAll. and it's Just as likely TO fall on pic
n.e days IS any other.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah ). LIBBY
Gordon were brought here from Lowell,
Mass, Wednesday, and Inferred IN the
Libby lot 10 the cemetery in the Biseoe
District. 4 number Of relatives &C
companied the remains, and servi ses
we're held st the grave. Mrs. Gordon
vas daughter OF the late Nathaniel
Libby Of Paris.
l. B. Andrews and wife returned
from their AroOstOok County visit las'
week Mr.. Andrews says he spent hls
time fishing till he had caught all hs
wanted, and then let up on it q little
BE got snapshot st 2-yesr-ole
bull moose 1T about forty feet distance
but has not developed the plate yet. he
also has some pictures OF other game
which was plenty. The largest number
Of deer which he saw in any one day wal
twenty-three.