Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-16
The oxford Ben1oerat,
SOUTH PARIS.

The Oxford 8et1ofrat,
SOUTH PARIS
SOUTH PARls rosr ory7cA
once Hoars: 90 10 90 a. n; 500 A. =. \
GRAND ruUMK HALFWAY.
ON and amer June ~ ieuo. trains ieave sousl
Paris Going down. "a A ~. (Sandays incled
Ell. 80 A H. - p. y; Going up 20 A, ~
SlePx leis p n. Sundays inelussest-) Sun
CAV excursion train gees up 10 - A. n. dowr
SRr
FIRST Congregational Church Rev. W. Il
~ and !; 90 ?. n: Sunday school Il n; Y
Ps r. a r. =. Church prayer meeting oe
rnestay evening az - O'Clock. An. not other
wise connected. are cordially invited.
Nicholas Church. Rev. A. W. Pcssie. Pastor
on sunday. moruing prayer meeting, $50 A
!. preaching service, 10 Is A. ~; sabbath School
h ~; Epworth League Meeting. SIS =. =.
;sSs 9s sss. . "ss.,
Rspg,ss Churck, Rev T. ,. kamsaeh. Pastor
ON Sandsy. preaching service 10 rs A. H.: Sab
bah school Ia n. PRAYER meeting 90 r. ~;
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED xkErISss.
FAA. M.-Psris Lodge. No. ~ Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
rSSr,s ssea,n m' o. . ss msss
EacsmPmea,, arss and third Monday evenings
D SiR-HOuns Pleasant Ressssh Lodge. No.
month IN old Fellcvs' Hall
& AR-w. n kimban Post. No. las. meets
ara Thursday aud third saturday evenings Of
Wm. K. kimbsn Relief Corps meets nrss
THURSDAY and third SATURDAY evenings Of each
uoagh In Rei,es Corps Hall
II. OF H.-Pxrts Grange. IRON May 30 Oct 1.
meets second and fourth saturday during the
remainder OF the year. meets every saturday. In
Grange Hall
each month.
y X o. P.--sseny Brook Lodge. No, lsi.
meets At o. A. n Hail ~ccosd and foarta We'd.
ae-siAy evenings Of each month
h ~ P.-HsmnD Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Fr4lAy cvening ~ Masonic Han.
Mrs. o. W. Royal Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lester DeCoster, II
westooro, Mass.
Millsrd =. Virgin, wife and children,
Of Rumford, visited his cousin, y. ID.
Bolster, last week.
Judge Powers is accompanied by his
Tic tul- ttt3 VI CbAhN. eAN
stopping st the Andrews House.
Frank Kimball of North Paris has
moved his family into the upper rent In
Mrs. Richardson's house on High Street.
+. C.. Gallagher has gone to Thurs
tons camp on Swift River as head cook.
Roy Porter has gone with him ss cookie.
E. Harry Pierce has gone TO Hope
dale. Mass, where he will be employed
10 = large manufacturing establishment.
F.E. Remission and wife have moved
,rom Mrs. Nancy whitman's house into
the lawson Hill house on Pleasant
Street.
A handsome flower Is the hibiscus
blossom on Mr.. Parks plant AZ the
probate Office. 10 10 some seven inches
across, and Of bright red color.
The daughters OF Mrs. Helen L.
S,earns. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Wiley.
Who hsve been visiting her, have return
ed TO their homes In Massachusetts.
Herbert Field and family have moved
from Miss behring's house into the rent
formerly occupied oy X. T. FlAvin and
family In Leonard whitmsn's house.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Buck have the
sympathy Of many friends for the loss
OF their little daughter, Hazel, who died
Thursday morning t the age OF four
years.
The family Of Herbert c. Ripley have
come here from Pswhusks, Oslshoma,
70 remain. At present they are stopping
with Mrs. Ripley's parents, A. c. Hall
and wife. Mr., Ripley will come little
later.
One OF our neighoors has tomato
plants In his garden thirteen inches tall,
grown from the seed OF tomatoes raised
this season, snd lettuce which he picked
for his table saturday, grown In the
same way.
The old Howe store has been hired by
Gorden Bros. OF Chisholm, the eoopers.
They will begin setting up apple bar
rels 10 Il some time next week, aud Will
probably remain through the apple ship
ping season.
Mrs. j. II. Bean has been visited BY
her sister. Mrs. Charles Merrill, and her
niece. Mrs. Dana Philbrook, snd little
daughter, sll from Bethel; also BY Mrs.
Ambrose Brown OF Lancaster, Mass
who will return later for another visit
A.E. Shurtleff has added TO his stock
OF goods what Is new article or com
merce 10 this vieinity-pressed plsner
shsvings He unlosded a carload OF them
last week. The shsvings are kiln dried
and packed In hundred-pound bales, for
use either as bedding or kindling.
After few months vacation meet
ing % the W. G. +. L. Was held AZ the
Relief Corps Hall Thursday afternoon to
organize for work for the winters cam
pajgn. There WAS great rejoicing az the
temperance sentiment that Is aroused In
many localities in the state, and the
members we're unanimous In their SYM
ps,hy with IL. 80 say we all
Pi.cido Alfonso, who has been At Mr..
Parks for little more than year,
learning English, left Thursday for New
York. he will remsis there for about
tWo weeks, and will 60 thence TO Caoa,
where he will have charge Of the books
on = sugar plantation during the winter.
be has made many friends during his
stay here, and all are sorry 70 have him
20.
The lower end of Western Avenue Is
redoleut OF apples these days. and st
times il ia difficult getting through on
sccount OF the number Of apple teams.
Ca he railroad siding two or three cars
are generally In the process OF loading
with ozrreled or loose apples ana
across the street Porter's cider mill 10
grinding and pressing TO its fai c.
Pscity.
A distinct novelty will be presented
under the auspices Of the ladies' circle
81 the Congregational vestry next FRI
dsy evening. Harry Raymond Pierce
and Zulette Spencer Pierce viii present
IL costume impersonsticns from ''Rlch-
ard Caryille, = ''Silss Butterworth at Bar
Haahor. " Matrimonial Difficulties 10
addition there will be readings Inter
spersed with songs and duets Admis-
sion - and Is cents.
The Democrats have set . Dig pole OPP
posite the old shoe factory building on
Pleasant Street, and strung rope
across 20 the corner OF the shoe factory
Their BRYAN and Stevenson d,g IL about
ready, and some dark night, when no
BODY can see them, they are gong 10
hang IL out, and let IL remsiu during
What is left OF the campaign. This u
stated on the authority OF q member Oh