Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-07
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PAxis rosr OFFICE.
ossce Hours 90 70 30 A. n; 500 A. n. %
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
On and sfser june "a. 1880. trains leave South
"a ssso A. a. - y. ~. Going mp: y 10 A. NJ,
SSPM. 10 rs p. N. Sundays inrlesiet-l sun
dsy excursion train goes mp io.is A. NJ, down
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CHURCHES.
V,rs, Congregational Church. Rev. W. L.
Brooks. d. D., pastel Preventing services. 10 Is
sc n st6P.x Church prayer meeting on
T1esiay evening az 80 O'Clock. An. not other.
vxiss c0nnected, are cordially invited.
Nethcsiiss Church. Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor.
On sunday. morning prayer meeting. esn A.
= p-eaching service, 10 a. a N, sabbath school
az: Epworth League Meeting. Sl5 p. NJ.
Tysais sy EVENT. evening class meeting SriSsy evening
Rapt,ss Church, Rev. r. ,. Ram-siell. Pastor.
IN san ay, preaching service lo,sS A. NJ, Sab
halh School Il NJ PRAYER meeting 30 p. NJ,
p~ayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-P4ris Lodge. No. ~. REGULAR
10. n. s.-MoGnt Mica Lodge. regular meet
~. Thurs,iav evening OF each veek.-AUrora
yscampmeDi. Grst and third Monday evenings
~ ofR.-Nouns Pleasant Rebesah Lodge. No.
a. meets second and fourth fri,tays OF each
month IN Odd Fellows Hail.
&. A R-w. X. kimbal Post. No. las, meets
AT THURSDAY and third saturday evenings OF
each month. IN q. a. K Hall
Wm. a Aimban Relief Corps meets arst
thursday and third saturday evenings of ezch
q Hal
r of H-PArts Grange, from May ! ~ Oct l.
r,e,t. second and fourth saturday during The
remainder OF the year. meets every Saturday. In
'I-6-s.C .-seoond and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
Y \. o. P.-S.ony Brook Loage. No, Isl.
r,s,t. Al 4, A. X HAL second AMI fourth Wed
,,.ssisy evenings OF each month.
A. u P-Hamnn Lodpe, No, 81. meets every
FriiAy evening at Masonic Han
Freddie Merrill Is st work at the town
farm.
Chester Record has returned TO his
work st Bridgeport, Conn.
stephen E. Himbsll has treated him
self 20 = pneumatic carriage
Miss Dolly Brown of Portland is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. j. j. Emeley.
The MethOdists had lawn party on
the church lawn Wednesday evening.
Mrs. =. :. Stowell OF Dixfield Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. b. Edwards.
Miss Martha Denuison of West Paris
was 4 guest OF Miss Mertie Maxim over
sunday,
Mss Iva Hsggett has returned from
- k.ah ae kaAF, riStftny
for some time.
senator Hale will address Republi- |
can campaign meeting In this place, |
Thursday, Aug. SOth.
Mrs. J. d. Haynes spent few days in |
sumner last week, guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Charles Bonney.
Work on the new lumber storehouse |
Of the Paris Manufacturing Co. Is being |
rApidly pushed forward.
Mrs. W. II. h. Abbott and three |
children. and Miss MAY Beman, OF Water
vile, are at Charles Z. Brett's.
= Z. Pulsifer and daughter Of Nstics,
Mass, are spending few days with his
parents, Hiram Pulsifer and wife.
Mr.. Mason Ia back at this station /
again a. night operator. c. X. Dunhsm
Is baggage master at the Norway station
stpresent.
Mrs. +. ;. Barnes and daughter Helen
are visiting in Portland, and will remain
till after the Old Home Week celebration
In that city.
F.C. Merrill has sold his residence 10
Horace l.. Swan, who will convert it In
to two tepements, occupying one OF
them himself.
Z. V. Hall has been suffering with
rheumatism the past week and has only
been able TO al his position AT the mill
part Of the time.
Mss Florence Merritt OF Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Wheeler, also spending some time with
relatives st Buekield.
The pastor OF the Methodist church
and his wife visited the town farm the
past week, and conducted a service OF
song and prayer with the inmates.
Frank l.. Stsrbird has closed his en-
sagement a. superintendent OF Mountain
NitN Alus ho-
house on Charles Street In this village.
4 pebble gutter Is being put In on the
lover side OF the road in front of the
Williams place, At the junction OF High
aud Park Streets place that washes
bsdly.
The Poland csmpmeeting commences
Aug 20. and will continue over the toi-
loving sabbath, conducted by Rev. A.
; Ladd, u. D., presiding elder OF the
Lewiston District.
Mr.. Herbert c. Aver OF this town,
student Al kent's Hill, and q candidate
FOR the thristisn ministry, conducted
services at the Methodist church SAB
bath morning and evening.
y. G.. Elder and Miss Alice Greene are
having their vacation from the store OF
l.. B. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Elder
and Miss Greene made two days trip
% Rumford Falls last week.
The hose tower IL up and boarded.
From the up-street view IL looms above
ia surroundings, but not enough 10
make Il look ungsinly-ju st about enough
for good architectural effect.
A Democratic caucus was held in New
Hall last Monday, T. A. Fsrrsr WAS
chairman and W. l. Farrar secretary |
William o. rockingham was nominated
for representative 70 the legislature.
Rev. Z. W. Pierce's family have as
guests Mr.. Pieree's sister, Miss L. Jen-
ME Pierce OF Winter Hill, Someryilie,
Mass, and Mrs. Pieree's brother, Tracy |
Southworth, and his family, OF Canton
ny.
Mrs. Sylvia Pratt fell Ia her sitting
room sunday evening of last week ana
strained one hip badly, the injury being
considered as even worse than 3 break
on account % Mrs. Prstt's advanced age
over 50 years the healing process VIII
De very slow st best.
Rev. A. W. Pottle aud wife len home
Wednesday morning by team for ten
DAYS vacation. spending their time ~
BowdOiuhsm, Richmond campground,
WestbrOOk and Old Orchard. Mr.. Pot
lie expects to be In bis pulpit the sec
ond sabbath Of August.
The bows say that Wendell has met
with his semi-anuual accident. IL hap
pened up in Milan, y. III. The othsr
members Of the party jumped across
l. ArnW faIIN