Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-05-08
The oxford 1emocrat,
SOUTH PARIS.


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sunday paper train arrives s;is An
CHURCHES
v,-.s CONGREGATIONAL Church Rev. w. X
p-c,ss ID D., pastor. Preaching services. 10 a.
N and z 90 p. NJ; sunday School IL NJ
Ps.C.E3sP. Church prayer meeting on
Tuesday evening at : 80 o'sosk. Az not other
Nethosiist Church. Rev. i. A Bean, Pastor
IN sunday, morning prayer meeting, 80
- prearhlng service. 10 10 A N SsehSth school
b n; EpwOrth League Meeting, Slo p ~
ssSs,s, ChurSh. Rev T. ). KAmsdell. Pastor
ON SanAay, preaching service 10 sS A. N; Sab
bstb Sehooi IL NJ. PRAYER meeting 4 90 Y. NJ,
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-PAris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
,eeting Tuesday evening on or before tull moon.
y a. mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. THURSDAY evening OF each weeks-Aurora
EscAmpment. drst and third Monday evenings
81 each month.
n meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Hall
NV X Eimball Post. No. las. meets
er~s thursday and third saturday evenings OF
sseh month IN G. A. X Hall
Wm n. kimban Relief Corps meets arst
rhyrsisy and third Saturday evenings or each
month. IN Relief Corps Hall
y of H.-Parfs Grange. IRON May 70 Oct l..
-,ssts second and fourth saturday during the
--.t,. -, ~ the wear meets every SATURDAY, In
erAnse Hal.
each month A.,
rosets Al L. A. X Han secood and fourth We'd
,e.lav evenings OF each month
fP.-Hamrn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friday evening al Masonic Hall
c. c. Curtis has hsd his store on Pleas
sni street painted.
Frank Turner has moved TO the De-
cStur Turner farm In Bnekteid.
C.M. Durgiu and family have moved
hack on their farm on Elm Hill.
James A. Record has gone to Nsshus,
y. a.. 70 work IN shoe factory.
Carl Jean Tolman OF Pennington was
with his people here over Sunday.
There will be bsptismsl service at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing.
Ms Charlotte Howe Is visiting her
son. Fred, and family, in wslthsm,
Mass.
WK. Clifford Is building large barn
in connection with his house on the
Hebron road.
Mr.. George Newell and Mrs. Levi
Newell OF sumner were guests at j. I'D.
HAYNES last Wednesday.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Mr.. Ernest p. Psrlin and Miss Sarah A
Blake, Wednesday evening, May ..
Mrs.. A. W. Royal remembers the
Democrat force "a she has several times
before with some handsome bouquets OF
MsyHOwers.
Mrs. Anna Marston came up from Au-
burn 10 spend q week with her parents,
Emerv W. Mason and wife, and WAS
taken with the measles after her arrival
here.
The Sockslexis Concert Co. played the
frs, three nights Of last week In New
Hall. They gave = good low-pricea
vaudeville show with their own band ana
orchestrs, and had fair houses.
A. c. Richards, who hiss been In Chel-
sea. Mass, for some months suffering
with = rheumatic affection, has returned,
and will 20 70 work at once on the Joo OF
plumbing at Mountain View Farm.
Nv. Dennison has gone to Portland
70 take position as assistant oook-keep-
% for J. ". Perkins & Co. His place In
charge OF the stock room st the Paris
Manufacturing Co. Is taken by Id
Fuller.
lad. shaw and Miss Eva NJ. Austin
were married Tuesday evening oy Kew.
Z. W. Pierce, st his residence on Pleas
ant Street. They will 90 10 housekeep-
ing in the rent formerly occupied oy Z.
NJ. Durgin and family, IN the True
estate house on Main Street.
II. u. McAlister, proprietor OF the
Ideal Laundry, in order 20 better se-
the demands Of his growing
business, has leased the store formerly
occupied by Z. l.. Jewell in Davis Block,
and viii occupy il "a soon rs the neces-
sary alterations can be made.
While the Sockalexis Concert Co. band
WAS giving ia open-air concert In Mar
ket square Monday evening, morse
which MAS scared by the music resred and
struck Mrs. E. Dwiusl, knocking her
down. A child who wss with her es-
c,ped injury. Mrs. DWinsl was badly
shaken np, but no bones were broken,
and she got out again In q short time.
Mrs. W. +. Brooks, after visiting
friends in Massachusetts, and Connectl-
cut, snd attending the great Eeumenlcsi
Missionary Conference In New ork city,
arrived AZ Chicago on Thursday after
noon. who Is nOw bSsking in the joys OF
hsppy reunion with son and daughter
aud loving friends. Some hint That the
doctors sunshine Is not very brilliant al
this time. Strange
The Junior class Of the high school
held A sOciAble In New Hall thursday
evening. A short program Was given,
comprising selections by the Methodist
church quArtette choir, vocal solo BY
Mrs. II. T. Wilson, with violin obligsto
bv Mr.. Gerrish, and recitstions by Frank
l.. Starbird and Miss Stuart. A pro-
gram Of marches snd games was after.
ward PLAYED. The local orchestra, led
by Mr.. Gerrish, furnished music.
The South Paris grammar sehooi
graduating class have assigned their
Glass parts as follows:
Va.eiictory. Ahce b,sose !.
C7s.- Fasav Margaret Zones.
Class Prophecy, L1'1s oises
E..sv Ralph Berry
P-s~s,,,.,t,, a, Gt.ts Leua Chase.
o.. 05s Florence TUFTS.
'EquAl Rank.
An interesting letter from DR.. Aionzo
Bunker who smoke In the Baptist church