Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
once Hours: 90 70 100 A. n; 500 A. n. d
sSoP.s.
eRASp TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON and after June "a. 100, trains leave South
paris. Going down, "a A n. Sundays includ
~. go A. n. ~ P. ~; Going up: $50 A. NJ,
SSSPM 10 rs n. Sundays included-l sun
ssS excursion train goes up 10 Is A. NJ. down
s@Ps.
First Congregational Church. Rev. W. X.
R-s,ks ID. D. pastor. Preaching services, 10 as
~ and 90 y. N; sunday school n N; Y.
PsC. n stsr.N. Church prayer meeting on
Tuesday evening =, - Ss,oS ,a.,, AZ nos other
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Po<tle. Pastor.
ON sunday. morning prayer meeting. $50 A.
N preaching service, 10 - An. sabbath school
svening prayer meeting p. ~ prayer meeting
Rapsiss Church, Rev. T. J. RamsSiell. Pastor.
bs.h school IL N, PRAYER meeting : 90 ?. NJ:
prsver meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
ESA. M.-Par.s Lo.ige, No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
80 e.-Mount Mia Lodge. regular meet
as, THURSDAY evening OF each week.-Aurorz
E6csmPment, first and third Monday evenings
al each month.
n m R-Nount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No.
A. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
,rortn IN Odd Fellows Hall.
GAR-w. n. Eimban Post. No. las meets
a-~f thursday and third saturday evenings OF
earh month, In q. A. K Hall
Ww n kimhan Relief Corps meets nrst
--sur-iav ana third saturday evenings OF each
,,opth IN Relief Corps Hail.
p of H.-Paris Grange, from MAY I 10 Oct I.
urests Second and fourth saturday, dEring the
rernsinier % thS year. meets every saturday, In
4. s. 6. C.-seeOnd and fourth Mondays of
each month.
NJ q. P.-s,ony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
r,eets AZ e. A. X. Han second and fourth Wei
v.-.iav evenings OF each month.
h % P.-HAmnn Lod<e. No, 81. meets every
FridAy evening AZ Masonic Hall
Edwin ;. Drake OF Portland visited
relatives here during the fair.
Mrs. Mary Newell Of Sumner Is visit
ing Der daughter, Mrs. j. ID. Haynes.
Mrs. ]. c. Emertou Of Auburn visited
her sister, Mrs. Fred Scott, last week.
Mrs. Josiah Burnhsm OF Portland
visited her mother, Mrs. Stone. last
week.
Miss Annie Merrill OF Mason has been
visiting At J. II. Beans for the past
week.
George X Morton and wife aud
daughter kittie are In Boston for a
week.
Miss Nellie VI. Bradford OF Wood !
lords visited AZ Hon. james ;. wright's
last week.
Miss Bertha Salisbury has returned |
from Bar HsrbOr 70 attend the fall term
Of high school
Charlie Abbott OF North Abingdon,
Mass, visited at J. ID. Haynes few
DAYS last week.
Mrs. A. :. Hall and daughter Mary OF
Buckfeld visited Miss Gertrude Hall
during the fair.
George Hsrgrsve and wife OF Portland |
are with Mrs. Asrgraye's parents, J. j.
Norton snd wife.
Charlie Bonney and wife Of sumner
were In town a couple OF days last week
and attended the fair.
John Buckley OF Rumford Falls Is
here for thirty days stay. Cause, In
toxication. Place OF abode, the jail.
The members OF the Erskin Club and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. :. Billings attended the
funeral Of Mrs. W. b. Edwards ~ Dix
ield Monday.
A.E. Townsend passed through sue
cessful surgical operation sept. Ii at
the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and
Is now gaining rapidly.
The members OF the festival chorus
who desire entertainment 81 the festival
are requested 20 leave their names with
Miss Grace Thsyer az once.
Clarence G.. Morton has gone to Colby
College 20 take years study in preps-
ration for course In some technical
schOol-prooAbly ~ Cornell.
About sixty couples 10 all attended
the ball under the auspices or ShSwis Or
chestrs Wednesday evening, aud very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The village schools were suspended
after Tuesday last week, on account or
the fair. one dSy will be made up oy
continuing 10 session next Saturday.
4 special meeting Of the Ladies
Relief Corps l. called Wednesday sitter
noon. sept. %, AZ 2 O'Clock, for practice
OF the new work. All OF the members
are requested to be present.
Miss Y. VI. Stiles, who was trimmer
10 The millinery store OF Mrs. T. A.
Howe last spriug, has returned. after
attending the millinery openings, ana IL
SgAin AZ work At Mrs. Howe's-
The little daughter OF Rev. and Mrs.
T. J Ramsdell. whose illness was noted
lss, week. died Wednesday night. The
funeral Was on Friday afternoon, and
interment 10 Riverside Cemetery.
Mrs. Nancy Elliott Of Chicago was
quest II +. h. Skillings' over sunday.
Mr.. Elliott Ia an aunt Of Mr.. Skillings-
= sister OF the late Robert Skillings-and
,hi, i her first visit here In long term
Of wears.
The bulk OF the goods remaining OF
he stock Off. A. Shurtleff 6 Co. were
sold AZ auction Friday afternoon and
saturday sfternO0n and evening. DID
ding was slow part Of the time, and part
o. the time quite lively.
A special meeting OF Mt. Pleasant
Reoeksh Lodge will be held "wednesday
evening OF this week for business, also
ior rehearsal by the degree team. All
members Of the lodge and team are
earnestly desired to be present.
Rev Dr.. Brooks, who planned 20 al
tend the General Conference OF the Con-
g-egatioual Churches Of Maine, sept
81 Inclusive, finds IL Impossible on
account % a very important and delight
ful event, which demands his presence
10 South Paris.
DR.. :. :. Stearns OF Washington, d.
c. who i making visit TO his native
Town Of Lowell, called on his ooyhooa
friend. Charles c. Andrews, last week
also made pleasant call AZ the Demo
crat Office. He was accompanied oy us
cousin. Eekley T. Stesrns OF Lowell.
Fl. D. McAlister Is putting into the
Ideal Laundry the six horse power
boiler and four horse power engine
formerly in the shop Of Marshall & Her
sew Heretofore sll power FOR tne
laundry work has been furnished oy
hand He will slso put In 3 'o-shir'
washer.
Repairs have already begun on the
Shurtlef drug store. In addition 10 the