Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-18
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SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH rAnn rosr OFFICE
nsce Hours 8 90 20 90 A. -. 90 A. II :,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and Aner June ~. 1880. trains leave South
pats. colng down. ~ A. ~. SUNDAYS inclnsi
SSPN, l0l5 n. Sundays ineladed.) sun
s,s excursion train goes ap 10 ;ls A. n. down
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~, Congregational Church. Rev. W. 4
R-osks. II. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
SC stsP. N, Church prayer meeting on
r.ssfky evening 81 80 O'Clock. All. not other
si-e conBecsei. are cordially invited.
Netho-li-t Church. Rev A. W. Pottle. Pastor
n, sns.iaT. morning prayer meeting. ssn A
= r-enching service, 10 As A. N; sabbath school
- spworth League Meeting. SIS ?. y.
sysnlus prayer @essins Ir; y5sSssr %ss;,ns
Ssr4,.t Cs1rS. Rev. r. .. RAmsieh. Pnssor
On Sunday, preaching service 10 Is A n: sab
p-aysr meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a. M.-Psris Lodge. No. 81 REGULAR
r.essinz Tuesday evening ON OF before run mooa-
80 - F-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet
= rnurslNv evening Of each week--Aurora
Escampment drst and third Monday evenings
ne M R-Mount Pleasant Resekzh Lodge. No.
A. meets secOnd and fourth Fridays OF each
,Srth IN Odd Felicws Hall
R-w. n. kimban Post, No. las, meets
a-.t TbarstAy and tkird saturday evenings OF
s,ah nonIh, In y. A. X Hall
"a < KimhAn Relief Corps meets first
Thur-,ay and ta,rt saturday evenings OF each
r,onth In Relief COrps Hall
H.-PSrls Grange. IRON May 10 OCT 1.
,,.gts scrond and fourth Saturday during The
remainder % the year, meets every saturday, IN
=. &. C.-seoond and fourth NOaiays Of
sseh month.
,ees. Al 6. A. r. Hal -eoosa and -foarth We'd
oe-iAy evenings OF each month.
kSfP.-Hsmfn Lodge. No, 81. rscets every
Frilsy evening al Masonic Han
Can't. II. y. Bolster and wife have re-
turned from their Chicago trip.
Warren SWEET and wife returned last
week 20 their home In Dorchester.
Professor W. T. HeweSi of Cornell
University Il spending few days with
his mother. Mrs. Sarah W. Hewett.
T0elve ballots were thrown out as
detective bv the counters In last weeks
election. The voters are improving.
The little daughter Of Rev. T. J.
Ramsdell has been very III the past
week. but Is noS thought a tribe better.
Advertised letter in South Paris post
Office sept. Is;
MIA. Hammond.
Nathan A. Chase, '02, and Roy Strick-
lAnd O3, returned 10 the University Of
Maine AZ Orono Saturday.
l. ;. Billings and wife and K. y. Hall
and wife took a trip 70 Merrymeeting
Park last Thursday and enjoyed the day
much.
A.mon Churchill has sold his farm 20
Rannister Chapman Of Bethel, who will
take possession about the middle OF next
month.
ShAw's Orchestrs will play for ball
In New Hall Wednesday evening OF this
week. Ice cream for sale during the
evening.
2. Wendell Rounds, Miss Susie N.
Wheeler, and Miss Alta &. Walker OF
this place have entered Bates College
this fall.
E.E. Spoff0rd Of Hopedale, Mass, Is
here Tor y vacation OF two weeks. Mrs.
Spoaord has been here visiting for
several weeks.
Mrs. EIlery c. Park aud daughter OF
Bethsl tre spending The week With her
parents. - 2. Stesrns and wife. Mr..
Park WAS here over Sunday.
A. n. william has sold his lot on
Pleasant Street, with what remsins OF
the house that was burned, 70 Charles
Allen. Mr.. Allen intends 10 build there.
Dr. c. /. Buck has closed his engage
nput with the SAWYER Dental Co. 10
Lewiston. and Il az his dental rooms 10 |
this place ready TO do business without
Interruption.
George =. Tucker attended the reunion !
OF The First Maine Cavalry AZ Merry |
meeting Park Wednesday, when nearly |
Ahundred OF the survivors OF that reg- l
ment were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wise spent the day |
Il MerrymeetiDg Park with their dsugh- |
,er. Mrs. Ella Neal, last week, on their |
vsy 20 Gardiner 60 visit their sons,
LNiANa AA4 AAaA "s,Ns
Mr.. J. Frank Rowland II entertaining
a. Mountain View rs-m Colooel and
Nrs. HOyey and Mr.. aud Mrs. c. G. |
Min OF Boston. A trip 20 the Range |
lev lakes Is on the program OF enter |
tAirment.
A lively crew OF brick layers are en- |
poyed on Pythian Block, and IN the few
days they have been ~ work they have
made good show. The brick walls In
The Basement are all completed, the drst |
door i lald, Snd . good start Is made on
The walls 90 the back side and end.
NJ Pleasant RebekSh Lodge are talk |
ing up a fair 20 materialiEe Ia the near |
future and every member Is asked 10 be
thinking Il over 40 as 20 report AZ the
DeI; regular lodge meeting what they
Il. DO 20 help the cause along. we
vs.. % have great and glorious FAIR.
, Rev A W Potfle preached Sabbath
afternoon 10 Buckield. Next SaooSth
BE- breaches At North Norway at 1850
FN. On sabbath, Sept. 80. he expects
O. exchange pulpits With Rev. W. b
Edriige Of Bethel. Mr.. Pottle was the
AIrt hEtnNdtst pastor AZ D~sNNa As
thir,y-rlDe years ago.
Recent arrivals at the II sre Wesley
smith u STOW, who will serve thirty
DAYS tos single sale OF liquor, John Ford,
sent over from Rumford for thirty days
asa yAgabond, and Edward i. Small, re-
cs0t.y ~ Oxford, who Is bound over on
he charge u forgery, and Is also want
Cd 10 Portland on n similar charge.
The corn factory inished up work
canning saturday, sitter a short, sharp
run I. i less than three weeks since
ihe Ar, Dad Of corr came 10, but the
weather has pushed things. None OF
The corn wss lost oy getting too ripe,
o1t AL WAS taken care OF as fast as II
cane though the crew have had 70 get
% aud hustle" The seasons PACK
amounts 20 SO, O0O cans.
A popular course Of lectures and en-
tertainneuts under the management ana
patronage Of the Epworth League OF the
Methodist Society has been planned,
and viii probably be insugursted early
10 October Some OF the best talent OF
he times will be engaged, and, the
whole course will De tirst-clsss. To se-
eommodste the largest possible number
Of people the tickets for the course VIII
Be- par 81 the amazingly low price OF 30
cents, and for single ticket ~ cents.